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You know them for their songs, videos, and epic performances, but there is always something even their super fans don't know until now. This is the Spout Podcast, where famous people spout off about more than they're famous for.
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Bryce Vine & Oscars 2024
Our guest this week is the charismatic thinker Bryce Vine. Bryce tells you how his journey
unfolds, revealing his mom's profound influence on shaping his life. She steered him clear of the
pitfalls of drugs, serving as his personal beacon of guidance. This heartfelt testament to the
power of family and personal values resonates, keeping him grounded in the whirlwind of the
music industry.
The spotlight also shines on Bryce's memorable performance at the VMAs, a moment that
continues to resonate with him. Hear firsthand how these experiences shape his artistic journey
and fuel his passion for music.
Bryce introduces our host, Erik Zachary, and you to the transformative world of yoga. He shares
how this practice has enriched his life, unlocking new levels of creativity and self-discovery.
Whether you're a long-time fan or just getting to know Bryce Vine, this episode of Spout Podcast
is full of unforgettable moments. Tune in to connect with Bryce's community, discover new ways
to unwind, and find your new favorite 'Saturday Night" anthem.
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Muni Long
This week on Spout Podcast, we go long with Muni Long. Muni Long tells the story behind her hit single "Made for Me," revealing how, why, and where it came to life. Muni shares the profound influence of Charlie Puth's co-sign and opens up about her unique connection with her day-one fans.
Discover the genesis of the Muni Long persona and explore the nuanced differences between being a songwriter and a full-fledged artist. Muni Long gives us an insider's look into her creative process, including how she finds inspiration to write chart-topping hits for icons like Rihanna and Selena Gomez.
She discusses her mission to save R&B music, highlighting its significance and her dedication to its revival. Plus, she gives host Tamara Dhia some inside scoop on her anticipated new album.
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Oliver Tree III
In his glorious return to the Spout Podcast, Oliver Tree goes deep into the crossroads of his career and personal evolution with host Nick Major.
In a candid conversation, Oliver shares why music, despite being his passion, feels like a losing game he might have to walk away from. He contrasts the worlds of being a DJ to that of a traditional musician, revealing the unique freedoms and constraints within each.
As Oliver navigates the tides of change, he opens up about his growing intrigue for the film industry, hinting at a potential new chapter in his creative journey. Amidst these professional reflections, he offers an introspective look into the complexities of human connections, musing on why music is often more reliable than people.
Turning 30 has been a milestone of self-discovery for Oliver, prompting him to ponder over the significant life shifts he's experienced, including the nomadic lifestyle he's embraced for over five years.
It's a conversation that weaves together the threads of music, film, love, and life's constant flux, all through the lens of an uber-creative soul.
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Victoria Monét
Host Tamara Dhia sits down with Grammy Award-winning artist Victoria Monet for an intimate and revealing conversation.
Victoria Monet opens up about her daughter Hazel becoming an internet meme and shares insights into the unpredictability of viral fame and how it's touched their lives. Despite her incredible talent and accolades, Victoria also discusses the challenges of being consistently underestimated in the industry and how she's navigated her career with resilience and grace.
In this episode, Victoria sheds light on the truth behind the headlines, including why she believes Ariana Grande is far from the diva the media portrays her as. She takes us behind the scenes and shares what it's like to meet Beyoncé.
Victoria's Pen has crafted hits for Ariana Grande, Chris Brown, Fifth Harmony, and many more, and you're sure to find her story both heartfelt and inspiring.
Then, in the second half of this episode, Tamara Dhia and Erik Zachary get into the juicy bits of music's latest buzz. Is Selena Gomez retiring from music? Beyoncé put her full boot into stepping going country- and hold up, could there be a Beyoncé and Taylor Swift collab on the horizon? Plus, we share our conflicting thoughts on the "Yes, and?" remix with Mariah Carey and more!
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Benson Boone & The Super Bowl Halftime Show
In the latest episode of The Spout Podcast, hosts Erik Zachary and Tamara Dhia begin with an exclusive conversation with Benson Boone, a dynamic figure who has risen from social media stardom to become a pop music icon. Since our last conversation nearly two years ago, Boone's trajectory in the music industry has been nothing short of phenomenal. Moving beyond releasing 'cassette' versions of his singles, Boone now enjoys millions of streams, and billions of views, and is gearing up for a world tour. He sheds light on his artistic evolution, the excitement of potential onstage collaborations, and the creative process behind his visuals, including backflips for album art and the uniquely named 'Beautiful Things' butt jump.
Following our time with Boone, we break down this year's Super Bowl Halftime Show, headlined by the sensational Usher. The Halftime Show, known for being the most eagerly awaited 13 minutes of music entertainment globally, garners extensive attention, and this year was no exception. Erik and Tamara have a lively debate about the performance, exploring the nuances that make the Super Bowl Halftime Show a cornerstone event in the music world. Additionally, they touch upon Beyoncé's unexpected music release and album announcement.
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Knox & Spout At The Grammy's
Following music's most prestigious evening, the 66th Annual Grammy Awards, in Los Angeles. This episode of The Spout Podcast brings you an in-depth analysis and behind-the-scenes insights from the event that everyone is talking about. But before we delve into the Grammy's highlights and lowlights, we start with an exclusive catch-up session with the talented Knox - singer, songwriter, pop-punk sensation, and Ed Sheeran aficionado.
Fresh off his first-ever headlining performance, Knox sits down with Spout Host Erik Zachary to share his experiences. From a hopeful drink with LeBron James to the unique way living "in the third person" influences his songwriting, and the spontaneity of changing plans on stage, Knox opens up about his journey to stardom and his breakout hit, "Not The 1975," which hints at his rising fame alongside his SOLD OUT tour.
Then fellow Spout host Tamara Dhia joins Erik for all things Grammy's 2024. Together, they dissect the most memorable moments from the Grammy Awards, uncover what the cameras didn't capture, discuss the most surprising snubs, and reveal Jay Z's candid critiques.
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Golden! I am a kid mason lentz I’m 7 years old.how did you get iann Dior and future on some of your songs you are my favorite music artist ever.