Episodes (Page 6)
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Aoife O'Donovan receives two Grammy nominations including Best Folk Album for 'All My Friends' and Best American Roots Song for the title track
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Kim Deal discusses her legendary career from The Pixies and The Breeders to her debut solo album 'Nobody Loves You More,' recorded by late collaborator Steve Albini
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Soccer Mommy (Sophia Allison) shares her journey from Nashville guitarist to breakthrough artist signed to Fat Possum Records after posting songs on Bandcamp
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Billy Bragg discusses his role as a political musician, drawing from folk and punk traditions to create socially conscious work
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Julian Lage discusses his unique path from child prodigy performing with Carlos Santana at 8 and on Grammy telecast at 13 to developing as an artist across four Blue Note albums
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Charles Lloyd, a tenor saxophone player from Memphis, shares his deep musical education growing up around Elvis, B.B. King, Howlin' Wolf and other legends
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Meshell Ndegeocello discusses her genre-defying career as a bassist and songwriter.
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Ron Carter, at 87 years old, reflects on his foundational role in Miles Davis' Second Great Quintet (1964-1968) alongside Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, and Tony Williams
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Norah Jones discusses her 22-year relationship with Blue Note Records since her breakthrough 2002 debut 'Come Away With Me'
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Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Wesley Morris discusses his new Audible original 'The Wonder of Stevie,' examining Stevie Wonder's musical legacy and innovation
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Lainey Wilson shares her journey from a small Louisiana town to country stardom.
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Crowded House, featuring Kiwi songwriter Neil Finn, discusses their enduring '80s hit 'Don't Dream It's Over' and its launch of the Australian-New Zealand band to stardom
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Raphael Saadiq reflects on his 30-year career as an R&B writer and producer, starting with Tony! Toni! Toné! and evolving through five solo albums including 'Jimmy Lee'
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Suki Waterhouse transitioned from modeling and acting to authentic singer-songwriter career, with her music gaining traction through TikTok before major label success
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Episode from podcast 'One Song' features hosts Diallo Riddle and Emmy-nominated creator, and Blake 'LUXXURY' Robin analyzing The Smashing Pumpkins' 'Cherub Rock'
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Madeleine Peyroux, a jazz-inspired singer-songwriter, shares her origin story busking in Paris as a teenager and later covering classic songs by Bessie Smith and Billie Holiday
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Remi Wolf emerged from the pandemic with infectious production and jaunty hooks, building on a decade of musical development in Bay Area and Los Angeles scenes
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Captain Kirk Douglas, guitarist for The Roots, reflects on 21 years with the band as they evolved from touring act to Tonight Show house band to festival organizers
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Paul Banks of Interpol discusses the band's formation in 1997 and their era-defining 2002 debut 'Turn On The Bright Lights' alongside the NYC indie sleaze movement
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Tinashe transformed her path to success by leaving her major label in 2019 to go independent, maintaining strong fan loyalty despite missing mainstream charts