107 episodes
No Effects with Jesse Cohen Jesse Cohen
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4.8 • 119 Ratings
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Conversations with musicians and people who do music. I will never ask about the name of your band.
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Niia
Niia tells me about growing up as a jazz nerd, being discovered by Wyclef, and the path to her debut album, I.
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Chromeo
I spoke to Dave Macklovitch in his studio in LA back in December. We talk about what it is like to be the band Chromeo in 2017, more than fifteen years and 5 albums into their career. He is a keenly self-aware and entertaining person, and I try my best to keep up with him.
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Patrick Stickles (Titus Andronicus)
Patrick Stickles shares his journey from New Jersey punk to Brooklyn-based cat owner, and everything in between. We also talk about the band Everclear, which was unexpected.
Titus Andronicus will be on tour in the UK in the fall of 2018.
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Nilufer Yanya
Nilufer Yanya tells me about growing up in London, recording with her cool uncle in Cornwall, coming up in the Youtube-era of music, and much more.
Go listen to her song 'Baby Luv' when you can.
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Rhye
Mike Milosh of Rhye spills all of his business on the pod this week. There is a lot of inside baseball here about signing record deals, promoting records, touring, and everything in between.
Take a peek (or listen) behind the curtain...
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Computer Magic
Danielle Johnson aka Computer Magic joins me for a conversation about growing up in the shadow of the Borsht Belt, the "messy mp3" era of music, and much more.
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Customer Reviews
Insightful
I don't listen to every show, but should. Those that I do are very open, intimate, and frank conversations with artists and bands.
Amazing guests but very little talk about their actual music and creative process
I was excited to find many of my musical hero’s were interviewed on this show. Jesse does a good job at making his guests feel comfortable but I can’t help feeling frustrated that he only seems to want to talk about touring and record labels. You would think that a podcast where a musician interviews other musicians would have insight into their creative process and how they actually make their music but they very rarely discuss this. I know the show has been gone for a while but Jesse, please ask these creative geniuses more about their creative process since that is what we all dying to know!
Real one right here
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