loves music

Julian Jones

"loves music" is a podcast, hosted by me, Julian Jones, that celebrates music and the moments that made us fall in love with it. It’s for music-lovers who, despite the demands of life, remain passionate about their beloved albums and artists and still seek to discover new talent, whether online, internationally, or within the sweaty crowded bars of your hometown. It’s in us! We don't know why we do it; we just do… and we refuse to grow out of it. Every Thursday, I interview artists past and present about making music: their inspiration, their challenges, and the moments they will never forget. If you love or even have a dysfunctional relationship with music, come along, and share this show with someone who loves music.

  1. 3d ago

    63. “My Biggest Competition Is Always Me,” with Gabrielle Caruthers

    Gabrielle Caruthers spent 20 years in the cultural arts before launching a podcast to ask the questions the creative community wasn't talking about. She's a Detroit-based dancer turned podcast host, educator, and creative entrepreneur, and the founder of the Starving Artist Development Podcast. Gabrielle and Julian dig into what it actually costs to call yourself an artist-as-business, how to be consistent without burning out, and the difference between being talented and having it. Plus: why she keeps going after burying her 19-year-old niece and what her niece taught her about betting on yourself. IN THIS CONVERSATION, WE GET INTO: Why consistency without nuance is the real source of creative burnoutThe hard question: are financially ambitious artists in service to the public?Talent vs. work ethic, and why Gabrielle picks drive every time"It": what makes a star undeniable, and how you know when someone has itBetting on yourself after loss: the lesson Gabrielle's niece left behind ABOUT GABRIELLE CARUTHERS: Gabrielle Caruthers is a Detroit-based creative entrepreneur, dance educator, and podcast host with 20 years in cultural arts. She's the founder of the Starving Artist Development Podcast, where she interviews creatives and provides tools, resources, and community for artists navigating the business of their craft. CONNECT WITH GABRIELLE: Instagram: www.instagram.com/gabriellecaruthersThreads: www.threads.net/@gabriellecaruthersPodcast: starvingartistdevelopment.comListen on Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/starving-artist-development-podcast/id1855584910Listen on Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/54zTKkJVf6n3jkb6b220LS MORE RESOURCES: Follow the OFFICIAL "loves music" playlist on Apple Music:https://music.apple.com/library/playlist/p.4Y0J406i03DQrX "loves music" playlist on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0qE3kq89oyg3tFNbmRfHEO?si=vopaKQnNS8OHn0r2fFTVBg Check out the "loves music" podcast website: https://www.podpage.com/loves-music/ Julian on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/julianjones417/ Julian on Threads: https://www.threads.net/@julianjones417 Check out Julian's book: https://a.co/d/0hzWNkiD This podcast is managed by Wildwave Podcasting: https://www.wildwavepodcasting.com MUSIC MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Albums & Projects: Take Care — Drake Artists & Bands: Kendrick LamarNasJay-ZPeebo BrysonShania TwainMadonnaCommonKanye WestErykah BaduDrakePrinceMichael JacksonSlum VillageJ DillaEazy-EMahogany JonesMiss CoronaTrey FreemanFonzoShee Fee McFlyNick Speed

    54 min
  2. Jun 11

    62. The Trilogy That Started with a Broken Guitar – Jon of The Family Grave

    Jon writes entire albums in a month, has a Nigerian band covering his songs, and still calls himself an amateur. The Brighton-based singer-songwriter behind The Family Grave built a prolific catalog of indie folk and alt-rock records without ever learning barre chords. His "Happy Old Love Songs" trilogy (Happy Songs, Songs About Love, and Old Songs for Kids) came together across pandemic lockdowns, one-day-a-month studio sessions, and a songwriting process that treats creativity like a job you clock into for 30 days straight. Jon talks about pulling a smashed guitar from a London dustbin and teaching himself to play, why his limitations make his music more authentically his, the hold-my-beer studio moment that turned a folk song into a Latin dance number, and what it means to still be searching for your tribe after seven releases. IN THIS CONVERSATION, WE GET INTO: The smashed guitar Jon found in a London dustbin, and how it started everythingWriting 10 songs in a month using February Album Writing Month (FAWM)Why his amateur status and stubby fingers actually make his music more authenticThe hold-my-beer moment that turned a folk demo into a Latin dance numberA Nigerian producer, a cover band, and the power of saying yes to weird opportunities ABOUT JON / THE FAMILY GRAVE: Jon is a singer-songwriter from Brighton, UK, performing as The Family Grave. A self-described late starter, he writes and records with a revolving lineup of musician friends and has released multiple albums including the "Happy Old Love Songs" trilogy. His latest album, Old Songs for Kids, blends indie folk, alt-rock, and unexpected genre detours, including a Latin dance number that started as a two-minute acoustic demo. CONNECT WITH JON / THE FAMILY GRAVE: Linktree: linktr.ee/TheFamilyGraveInstagram: instagram.com/thefamilygraveThreads: threads.net/@thefamilygraveSpotify: open.spotify.com/artist/72hvOZf1bBYR5Q2DFOAXoyBandcamp: thefamilygrave.bandcamp.comYouTube: youtube.com/@thefamilygraveX: x.com/thefamilygraveVinyl & CDs via Elastic Stage: elasticstage.com/thefamilygraveAlbum (Old Songs for Kids): album.link/OldSongsForKids MORE RESOURCES: Follow the OFFICIAL "loves music" playlist on Apple Music:https://music.apple.com/library/playlist/p.4Y0J406i03DQrX "loves music" playlist on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0qE3kq89oyg3tFNbmRfHEO?si=vopaKQnNS8OHn0r2fFTVBg Check out the "loves music" podcast website: https://www.podpage.com/loves-music/ Julian on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/julianjones417/ Julian on Threads: https://www.threads.net/@julianjones417 Check out Julian's book: https://a.co/d/0hzWNkiD This podcast is managed by Wildwave Podcasting: https://www.wildwavepodcasting.com MUSIC MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Songs: "ACDC" — The Family Grave"Big Man" — The Family Grave"Daylight" — The Family Grave"Sweet Charity" — The Family Grave"Caroline" — The Family Grave"Leave Him Behind" — The Family Grave"Everybody Is Flawed" — The Family Grave"Loving Is Easy (Lagos Version)" — The Family Grave (feat. Dimmeji)"Sympathy for the Devil" — The Rolling Stones"(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" — The Rolling Stones"Let It Be" — The Beatles"Jolene" — Dolly Parton"I Will Always Love You" — Dolly Parton Albums & Projects: Old Songs for Kids — The Family GraveHappy Songs — The Family GraveThe Family Grave Play Songs About Love — The Family GraveEverybody Is Flawed — The Family GraveHarry Smith Was My Father — Hiawatha Telephone Company (Jon's earlier project)Post High Lows — PatienceAnthology of American Folk Music — Harry Smith (box set) Artists & Bands: The Family Grave / JonHiawatha Telephone Company (Jon's earlier project)Patience (Brighton band)Lucky Star Band (Nigerian cover band performing Family Grave songs)Lou ReedBob DylanElvis CostelloNick CaveMy Morning Jacket / Jim JamesTim HardinTownes Van ZandtBonnie Prince BillyKevin MorbyHiss Golden MessengerAldous HardingThe Rolling StonesThe BeatlesDolly PartonWhitney HoustonREMDave GrohlPharrellHalseyLena Cooper

    57 min
  3. Jun 4

    61. Her Biggest Song Has 552K Streams… and She Can’t Listen to It, with V!ctoria

    V!ctoria wrote her first hit during COVID at 15, posted it on a whim, and watched it rack up over half a million streams. Now she can barely press play on it. The 20-year-old New York artist blends R&B, pop, rock, and hip-hop into something Julian straight up couldn't categorize; and that's exactly the point. V!ctoria produces everything herself on Logic, works exclusively in the dark, and refuses to be boxed into a single genre. She opens up about the comparison trap of outgrowing your own viral moment, why she won't force herself to write, what she learned about collaboration from Rome's closed music scene, and how consistency beats talent every time. IN THIS CONVERSATION, WE GET INTO: Why her 553K-stream debut single is the one song she can't play out loud anymoreThe comparison trap: measuring your current self against your 15-year-old self's numbersBeing your own manager, distributor, and creative director at 20, and what it costsWhat Rome's private music scene taught her about collaboration and communityTalent vs. work ethic, and why showing up matters more than being gifted ABOUT V!CTORIA: V!ctoria is a 20-year-old New York-based indie artist making genre-defiant music that blends R&B, pop, rock, and hip-hop. She writes, produces, and releases everything independently. Her 2021 debut single "let me go" reached 553K Spotify streams without a single playlist placement, and her latest single "wondering" dropped May 2026. CONNECT WITH V!CTORIA: Instagram: instagram.com/imvxctoriaTikTok: tiktok.com/@imvxctoriaSpotify: open.spotify.com/artist/1TIGLYKA8kApefnVSPuhWSListen to "wondering": open.spotify.com/album/40SukE7Q9VDsdRam3GFb7N MORE RESOURCES: Follow the OFFICIAL "loves music" playlist on Apple Music:https://music.apple.com/library/playlist/p.4Y0J406i03DQrX "loves music" playlist on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0qE3kq89oyg3tFNbmRfHEO?si=vopaKQnNS8OHn0r2fFTVBg Check out the "loves music" podcast website: https://www.podpage.com/loves-music/ Julian on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/julianjones417/ Julian on Threads: https://www.threads.net/@julianjones417 Check out Julian's book: https://a.co/d/0hzWNkiD This podcast is managed by Wildwave Podcasting: https://www.wildwavepodcasting.com MUSIC MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Songs: "let me go" — V!ctoria"wondering" — V!ctoria"HOW I DO" — V!ctoria"POCKETFUL" — V!ctoria"Swimming Pools (Drank)" — Kendrick Lamar Artists & Bands: V!ctoriaKendrick Lamar

    37 min
  4. May 28

    60. The Band She Almost Never Started — Pearl Fontaine on Fear and Pop Punk

    Ep.60: Pearl Fontaine dropped out of a lyric writing class in college because she wasn't ready to share herself. Years later, a bonfire in rural North Carolina changed everything. The lead singer of Post American Gothic grew up singing with her gospel-singing grandfather, chasing musical theater, and getting rejected from arts school… twice. After a stint at Berklee, a year in Brooklyn that ended with COVID, and a stretch of not making music at all, Pearl landed back in her small-town North Carolina roots with a new mission: start a band. What came out of that bonfire jam session with her now-husband Brandyn is a pop punk project with prog rock edges, hip-hop-influenced production, and a sound that defies every box Pearl spent years trying to fit into. IN THIS CONVERSATION, WE GET INTO: Getting rejected from arts school twice and how it redirected her entire creative pathThe COVID bonfire that accidentally launched Post American GothicWhy self-consciousness is still the biggest thing holding her back — and how she's fighting itPlaying three-hour sets that are 80% originals in a town with no real music venuesThe real meaning behind their single "Hello, Hello" — a letter to her younger self ABOUT PEARL FONTAINE: Pearl Fontaine is the lead singer of Post American Gothic, a pop punk band from Elizabeth City, North Carolina. With a background in musical theater, flute, and a year at Berklee College of Music, Pearl brings a classically trained voice to a band whose sound pulls from prog rock, emo, hip-hop production, and indie. She also works full-time at a local arts nonprofit where she teaches music to youth. CONNECT WITH PEARL FONTAINE / POST AMERICAN GOTHIC: Instagram (Band): instagram.com/postamericangothicInstagram (Pearl): instagram.com/pearl_fontaineLinktree: linktr.ee/postamericangothicSpotify: open.spotify.com/artist/2ueAojdjjzcLqGCmE6U4WXApple Music: music.apple.com/us/artist/post-american-gothic/1654095587Listen to "Hello, Hello": open.spotify.com/track/6mlIAityeBZjoyu3ngttA3 MORE RESOURCES: Follow the OFFICIAL "loves music" playlist on Apple Music:https://music.apple.com/library/playlist/p.4Y0J406i03DQrX "loves music" playlist on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0qE3kq89oyg3tFNbmRfHEO?si=vopaKQnNS8OHn0r2fFTVBg Check out the "loves music" podcast website: https://www.podpage.com/loves-music/ Julian on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/julianjones417/ Julian on Threads: https://www.threads.net/@julianjones417 Check out Julian's book: https://a.co/d/0hzWNkiD This podcast is managed by Wildwave Podcasting: https://www.wildwavepodcasting.com MUSIC MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Songs: "Hello, Hello" — Post American Gothic"Take Your Medicine" — Post American Gothic"Porcelain" — Post American Gothic"Carried by Birds" — Post American Gothic Artists & Bands: Post American GothicParamore / Hayley WilliamsCirca SurviveBon IverSweet PillPool KidsDead Poets SocietyAziyaMagnolia ParkFirsunThe WarningSleep TokenSara BareillesIngrid MichaelsonRegina SpektorBloc PartyLed ZeppelinThe EaglesBeck

    51 min
  5. May 21

    59. “My Gut Has Never Led Me Astray” – KĪ on Trusting Yourself as an Artist

    KĪ picked up a ukulele during COVID with no music background, posted a few covers, and a Nashville management team came calling. Now she writes, produces, and releases everything herself. The Seattle-based pop artist started her music journey backwards: Nashville songwriting sessions and LA recording studios before she ever learned to produce on her own. But out of necessity came self-reliance, and out of self-reliance came the truest version of her art. KĪ talks about surviving domestic violence, teaching herself production because she couldn't afford not to, the 16th-century word that inspired her breakout single, and why trusting her gut has been the only thing that's never steered her wrong. IN THIS CONVERSATION, WE GET INTO: The 16th-century word "respare" and how it became her breakout singleLearning to self-produce out of financial necessity — and falling in love with itSurviving domestic violence and finding music on the other sideWhy trusting your gut is the most valuable lesson she's learned as an artistThe burnout trap: why "grind culture" is making indie artists miserable ABOUT KĪ: KĪ is a pop singer, songwriter, and producer from Seattle. She writes and produces her own music, blending accessible pop melodies with emotionally rich, hope-centered songwriting. Her singles include "Respare," "Loveless Sea," "Symphony of Sadness," and "The Cha CONNECT KĪ: Linktree: linktr.ee/Ki_musicofficialInstagram: instagram.com/ki_musicofficialYouTube: youtube.com/@ki_music_theofficialThreads: threads.net/@ki_musicofficialWebsite: ki-musicofficial.comBandcamp: ki-musicofficial.bandcamp.com PAST EPISODES REFERENCED: Ep 44: Why Most Artists Quit, and How to Survive the Silence with That Boy A.B.: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/44-why-most-artists-quit-and-how-to-survive-the/id1810336818?i=1000748365005Ep 42: Making Positivity Cool & Redefining Success in Music with AMACULENT: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/42-making-positivity-cool-redefining-success-in-music/id1810336818?i=1000746200392 MORE RESOURCES: Follow the OFFICIAL "loves music" playlist on Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/library/playlist/p.4Y0J406i03DQrX "loves music" playlist on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0qE3kq89oyg3tFNbmRfHEO?si=vopaKQnNS8OHn0r2fFTVBg Check out the "loves music" podcast website: https://www.podpage.com/loves-music/ Julian on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/julianjones417/ Julian on Threads: https://www.threads.net/@julianjones417 Check out Julian’s book: https://a.co/d/0hzWNkiD This podcast is managed by Wildwave Podcasting: https://www.wildwavepodcasting.com MUSIC MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Songs: "Respare" — KĪ"Loveless Sea" — KĪ"Symphony of Sadness" — KĪ (co-written with Kyle Reynolds & Kaylian Lowe)"The Chase" — KĪ Artists & Bands: KĪKyle Reynolds (songwriter/producer)Kaylian Lowe (songwriter)AB (artist referenced by Julian)Ali Mac (previous guest, referenced by Julian)Frank SinatraNat King ColeCheetah GirlsPost Malone (referenced via Ali Mac)

    57 min
  6. May 14

    58. What 25 Years of Writing Songs Taught Him About Success, with Kyle Blankenship of Flip The Mule

    Kyle Blankenship drove past his childhood home one night and watched it burn to the ground. Ten minutes later, he'd written a song about it. The Nashville-area indie folk rock songwriter has been writing and playing music for over 25 years, but Flip the Mule is the project that finally feels like home. Alongside lifelong musical partner Tyler Bandy, Kyle is building a catalog rooted in rich storytelling, stacked harmonies, and a philosophy that success means finishing the art and putting it into the world. Kyle talks about why being a solo artist is easier but less fulfilling, what it takes to chase music without burning down everything else, and the phrase that changed his whole creative outlook. IN THIS CONVERSATION, WE GET INTO: The night he watched his childhood home burn and wrote a song in 10 minutesWhy being a solo artist is easier but being in a band is worth itBalancing music, family, and a full-time life without the "at all costs" mentalityThe songwriting philosophy that changed everything: "If it matters at all, it matters"How a 25-year creative partnership became Flip the Mule ABOUT KYLE BLANKENSHIP: Kyle Blankenship is a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer based just south of the Kentucky state line near Nashville, Tennessee. He's released two solo albums under Kyle Blankenship & The Last 84 and previously played in The Good Side and Lines for Real. Flip the Mule is his current project with lifelong collaborator Tyler Bandy. CONNECT WITH FLIP THE MULE: Linktree: linktr.ee/flipthemuleInstagram: instagram.com/flipthemuleYouTube: youtube.com/@FlipTheMuleSpotify: open.spotify.com/artist/4hEGUA5fqZloOzkTg0XBJrBandcamp: flipthemule.bandcamp.com MORE RESOURCES: Follow the OFFICIAL "loves music" playlist on Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/library/playlist/p.4Y0J406i03DQrX "loves music" playlist on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0qE3kq89oyg3tFNbmRfHEO?si=vopaKQnNS8OHn0r2fFTVBg Check out the "loves music" podcast website: https://www.podpage.com/loves-music/ Julian on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/julianjones417/ Julian on Threads: https://www.threads.net/@julianjones417 Check out Julian’s book: https://a.co/d/0hzWNkiD This podcast is managed by Wildwave Podcasting: https://www.wildwavepodcasting.com MUSIC MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Songs: "Cool" — Flip the Mule"Our Old House" — Flip the Mule"Mama's on a Moon Kick" — Kyle Blankenship & The Last 84"Lucy Baby" — Kyle Blankenship"100 Years From Now" — Theo Katzman Albums & Projects: Nowhere to Be Found — Kyle Blankenship (2019)Make It Through The Day — Kyle Blankenship & The Last 84 (2022)Modern Johnny Sings: Songs in the Age of Vibe — Theo Katzman (2019) Artists & Bands: Kyle Blankenship / Kyle Blankenship & The Last 84Flip the MuleTyler BandyThe Good SideLines for RealTheo KatzmanVulfpeckDawesFleet FoxesMy Morning JacketBand of HorsesDan and ShayChris StapletonElton JohnBilly JoelThe TemptationsRob Tait

    1 hr
  7. May 7

    57. Why Withholding Your Album From Streaming Might Be the Move, with Rob Tait

    Ep.57: Rob Tait wrote a song about someone he loves, and didn't know who it was until he started crying. The Philly-based Americana singer-songwriter returns to “loves music” with his sophomore album Dear Lightkeeper, a record built on collaboration, community, and the audacity to withhold it from streaming entirely. Where his debut At the End of the World was an inward journal, this one reads like a love letter to the people who kept him going. Rob breaks down what happened when 250K streams didn't translate to real fans, what it means to write from a character's perspective for the first time, and why he's betting on vinyl over algorithms. IN THIS CONVERSATION, WE GET INTO: The song that revealed itself as a letter to his unborn daughter, mid-recordingWriting from a character's perspective for the first time with "Nickels and Dimes"Why 250K streams and a major playlist placement left him feeling emptyHow collaboration became the thesis of the entire albumRedefining success as connection instead of metrics ABOUT ROB TAIT: Rob Tait is a singer-songwriter and drummer from the pine barrens of New Jersey, now based in the Philadelphia area. His Americana-folk style blends storytelling vocals with deep rhythmic roots. Dear Lightkeeper is his second solo album, following 2024's At the End of the World, and he also performs with the band Cordelia Blue. CONNECT WITH ROB: Sign up for Rob's email list: robtait.us21.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=4519d999c374880b4ac830524&id=8596a3909bInstagram: instagram.com/robtaitmusicStreaming: https://ffm.bio/robtaitmusicListen to his previous episode: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/14-what-it-takes-to-make-timeless-music-with-rob-tait/id1810336818?i=1000716661229 MORE RESOURCES: Follow the OFFICIAL "loves music" playlist on Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/library/playlist/p.4Y0J406i03DQrX "loves music" playlist on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0qE3kq89oyg3tFNbmRfHEO?si=vopaKQnNS8OHn0r2fFTVBg Check out the "loves music" podcast website: https://www.podpage.com/loves-music/ Julian on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/julianjones417/ Julian on Threads: https://www.threads.net/@julianjones417 Check out Julian’s book: https://a.co/d/0hzWNkiD This podcast is managed by Wildwave Podcasting: https://www.wildwavepodcasting.com MUSIC MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Songs: "Nickels and Dimes" — Rob Tait"All My Friends" — Rob Tait"Postcard" — Rob Tait"Lullaby for Roads" — Rob Tait"Back to the Bottom" — Rob Tait"You and I" — Rob Tait"Have You Seen Me Out" — Rob Tait"Chloe White" — Rob Tait (with Emily Drinker & Sarah Gross)"Wishing Well" — Rob Tait"Daddy Doesn't Pray Anymore" — Chris Stapleton Albums & Projects: Dear Lightkeeper — Rob Tait (2025)At the End of the World — Rob Tait (2024)My Favourite Faded Fantasy — Damien Rice Artists & Bands: Rob TaitCordelia BlueDamien RiceChris StapletonMiles DavisJohn ColtranePhilly Joe JonesRed GarlandPaul ChambersSturgill SimpsonDave MatthewsBob MarleyChris JacobsJeffrey MartinBob Beach (harmonica)Todd McCoy / Cambridge SoundEmily DrinkerSarah GrossWill CurrierEric McGarryNicole SophosAdam Flicker

    53 min
  8. Apr 30

    56. He Taught Himself to Produce, Mix, and Master: Julian Martinez of Midnight Spies

    Julian Martinez taught himself to produce, mix, and master music from his bedroom, and now he's finishing a debut album that sounds like it came out of a professional studio. The guitarist, songwriter, and producer behind Houston-born duo Midnight Spies has spent the better part of the last half decade writing, tracking, mixing, and learning how to do it all himself. He and bassist Matt Newton started the project during the pandemic, taught themselves production from scratch, and now they’re finishing a debut album that spans new wave, synth pop, Brit pop, and funk, all without a label, a big budget, or a plan to slow down. Julian sat down with Julian Jones to talk about the grind behind the sound, what it’s like to chase a dream that doesn’t pay yet, and why playing White Oak Music Hall felt like arriving 10 years early. In this conversation, we get into: How Midnight Spies blend The Cure, Bleachers, and Prince into one cohesive soundWriting an album over five years and why the EP came out of it sidewaysLearning to produce, mix, and master your own music from scratchWhy music moves in 25-year cycles and what that means for bands right nowThe imposter syndrome that inspired their single “The Owl Sees All” About Julian Martinez / Midnight Spies: Midnight Spies is a new wave and synth pop duo from Houston (now Austin), TX, formed by guitarist/producer Julian Martinez and bassist/vocalist Matthew Newton. Their sound draws from The Police, Bleachers, 1975, and 80s Brit pop. Their debut album is expected later in 2026. Connect with Midnight Spies: Linktree: linktr.ee/midnightspies Music Mentioned in this Episode: Songs: If It’s Happening Again — Midnight SpiesPlay It Like New York — Midnight SpiesIn This House — Midnight SpiesThe Owl Sees All — Midnight SpiesSex on Fire — Kings of LeonGet Better — BleachersSomebody Else — The 1975Sex — The 1975Chocolate — The 1975If You’re Too Shy (Let Me Know) — The 1975It’s Not Living (If It’s Not with You) — The 1975Female Robbery — The NeighbourhoodMy Love — Justin TimberlakeToxic — Britney SpearsEspresso — Sabrina CarpenterThe Chain — Fleetwood MacMr. Brightside — The KillersVoodoo Child — Jimi Hendrix Albums & Projects: Midnight Spies EP — Midnight SpiesOnly by the Night — Kings of LeonCarrie & Lowell — Sufjan StevensFutureSex/LoveSounds — Justin TimberlakeMaster of Reality — Black SabbathParanoid — Black Sabbath Artists & Bands: Midnight SpiesKings of LeonBleachers / Jack AntonoffThe 1975The NeighbourhoodThe CureThe PoliceBlue NileSufjan StevensJustin TimberlakeKendrick LamarThe StrokesQueens of the Stone AgeFoo FightersImagine DragonsFleetwood MacThe KillersMy Chemical RomancePrimusBlack SabbathRushJimi HendrixStevie Ray VaughanLed ZeppelinPrinceMadonnaBritney SpearsTame ImpalaOlivia RodrigoSabrina CarpenterNellyPharrell / The NeptunesTaylor SwiftBruno MarsAdeleAmy WinehouseLogicMagnolia ParkThe ParadoxJunkyard CatNew ShopDaft PunkJoy WaveKing DiamondThe MisfitsThe Clash ------------- Follow the OFFICIAL "loves music" playlist on Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/library/playlist/p.4Y0J406i03DQrX "loves music" playlist on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0qE3kq89oyg3tFNbmRfHEO?si=vopaKQnNS8OHn0r2fFTVBg Check out the "loves music" podcast website: https://www.podpage.com/loves-music/ Julian on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/julianjones417/ Julian on Threads: https://www.threads.net/@julianjones417 Check out Julian’s book: https://a.co/d/0hzWNkiD This podcast is managed by Wildwave Podcasting: https://www.wildwavepodcasting.com

    55 min

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"loves music" is a podcast, hosted by me, Julian Jones, that celebrates music and the moments that made us fall in love with it. It’s for music-lovers who, despite the demands of life, remain passionate about their beloved albums and artists and still seek to discover new talent, whether online, internationally, or within the sweaty crowded bars of your hometown. It’s in us! We don't know why we do it; we just do… and we refuse to grow out of it. Every Thursday, I interview artists past and present about making music: their inspiration, their challenges, and the moments they will never forget. If you love or even have a dysfunctional relationship with music, come along, and share this show with someone who loves music.