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Jan 18, 2025 1 hr 5 min

Don't Call Me Lady

from Top Hill Recording Podcast Hosted by Neil Johnstone/Brad Weston

The genre-bending trio "Don't Call Me Lady", joined by the talented supporting act "The I Love You's". Recorded with just one microphone in a single take, this raw and intimate performance captures the essence of a band who thrives in the beauty of chaos. "Don't Call Me Lady" is led by Andi and Hollis, two musicians whose journey began as karaoke buddies but quickly evolved into a songwriting powerhouse. For almost two years, this dynamic duo has been crafting their unique sound, blending heartfelt lyrics with soulful harmonies that draw listeners in and leave them hooked. Their chemistry is undeniable, with lyrics that explore the messiness and beauty of life. Adding depth to their sound is percussionist BJ Esparza, who brings a percussive pulse to the trio’s blend of folk, indie, and alternative influences. Together, the trio is working on their upcoming EP, exploring new creative terrain while staying true to their roots. In this session, "The I Love You's" join "Don't Call Me Lady" to round out the performance with their own heartfelt contributions, creating a powerful live experience that showcases the intimate nature of their collaborative spirit. This raw, unfiltered recording will give listeners an inside look into the magic that happens when creativity, chaos, and harmony collide.

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