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EPISODE · Sep 28, 2025 · 37 MIN

Hello London: From Hiatus to Harmony

from Sounds Like Us: Stories from the Streets to the Stage

In this episode of the Sound Like Us podcast, host Martin interviews singer-songwriter James Froese, also known as Hello London. They discuss James's journey in music, his influences, and his experiences in the Buffalo music scene. James shares insights into his creative process, his latest album releases, and his plans for the future.KeywordsHello London, James Froese, Buffalo music scene, singer-songwriter, acoustic music, music influences, album release, creative process, indie artist, music journeyTakeawaysJames Froese, known as Hello London, shares his journey back into music after a hiatus.The Buffalo music scene is vibrant and underrated, with many talented bands.James's parents' influence was significant, though he found his own musical path.Hello London started as a solo project after playing in various bands.James plays all instruments on his records, valuing creative control.The Shoreline Sessions album features acoustic versions of previous songs.James's music is influenced by bands like Mayday Parade and Counting Crows.He enjoys the freedom of solo acoustic performances.James's latest single, 'Crowns,' reflects on returning to music.Future plans include releasing a new album in 2026.Sound bitesRediscovering music after a hiatus.Buffalo's vibrant music scene.Parents' influence on my music.Hello London: A solo journey.Playing all instruments myself.Acoustic versions of my songs.Influenced by Mayday Parade.Freedom in solo performances.'Crowns' reflects my music return.New album planned for 2026.Chapters00:00:00 Introduction and Welcome00:03:00 James's Musical Journey00:09:00 Influences and Inspirations00:15:00 The Buffalo Music Scene00:21:00 Creative Process and Albums00:27:00 Future Plans and Closing RemarksFollow Hello London's journey:Instagram: @HellolondonmusicBandcamp: https://hellolondon.bandcamp.com/track/crownsLike, Follow, Share, Subscribe to The Sounds Like Us podcast on: Instagram: @soundslikeuspodcastYouTube: @soundslikeuspodPlease like, follow, share and subscribe in all the usual places (Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon podcasts, Instagram and YouTube). If you fancy joining me on the podcast, please don’t hesitate to get in touch and we’ll get you on.  The Sounds Like Us podcast merch store is now live. Check out https://soundslikeus.myshopify.com/ with code ‘FIRSTPLAY1’ for 15% off tote bags. More items coming soon!Thanks for listening, and enjoy the show. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the Sound Like Us podcast, host Martin interviews singer-songwriter James Froese, also known as Hello London. They discuss James's journey in music, his influences, and his experiences in the Buffalo music scene. James shares insights into his creative process, his latest album releases, and his plans for the future.KeywordsHello London, James Froese, Buffalo music scene, singer-songwriter, acoustic music, music influences, album release, creative process, indie artist, music journeyTakeawaysJames Froese, known as Hello London, shares his journey back into music after a hiatus.The Buffalo music scene is vibrant and underrated, with many talented bands.James's parents' influence was significant, though he found his own musical path.Hello London started as a solo project after playing in various bands.James plays all instruments on his records, valuing creative control.The Shoreline Sessions album features acoustic versions of previous songs.James's music is influenced by bands like Mayday Parade and Counting Crows.He enjoys the freedom of solo acoustic performances.James's latest single, 'Crowns,' reflects on returning to music.Future plans include releasing a new album in 2026.Sound bitesRediscovering music after a hiatus.Buffalo's vibrant music scene.Parents' influence on my music.Hello London: A solo journey.Playing all instruments myself.Acoustic versions of my songs.Influenced by Mayday Parade.Freedom in solo performances.'Crowns' reflects my music return.New album planned for 2026.Chapters00:00:00 Introduction and Welcome00:03:00 James's Musical Journey00:09:00 Influences and Inspirations00:15:00 The Buffalo Music Scene00:21:00 Creative Process and Albums00:27:00 Future Plans and Closing RemarksFollow Hello London's journey:Instagram: @HellolondonmusicBandcamp: https://hellolondon.bandcamp.com/track/crownsLike, Follow, Share, Subscribe to The Sounds Like Us podcast on: Instagram: @soundslikeuspodcastYouTube: @soundslikeuspodPlease like, follow, share and subscribe in all the usual places (Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon podcasts, Instagram and YouTube). If you fancy joining me on the podcast, please don’t hesitate to get in touch and we’ll get you on.  The Sounds Like Us podcast merch store is now live. Check out https://soundslikeus.myshopify.com/ with code ‘FIRSTPLAY1’ for 15% off tote bags. More items coming soon!Thanks for listening, and enjoy the show. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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