Palmier Yellow: The creative process, the psychology of music and Art reflecting life.

In this episode of the Sounds Like Us podcast, host Martin Wapshott welcomes Canadian artist and filmmaker Palmier Yellow to discuss his creative journey and the intersection of music and storytelling. Palmier shares insights into his artistic process, emphasizing the importance of blending real-life experiences with fictional narratives in his music. He reflects on how his upbringing and exposure to various musical influences, including The Beatles and Eminem, shaped his artistic identity. Palmier also discusses his unique approach to songwriting, where he incorporates psychological elements and personal emotions into his work, creating relatable characters and scenarios that resonate with listeners.The conversation delves into Palmier's experiences as a filmmaker, highlighting his DIY approach to creating music videos and the significance of visual storytelling in enhancing his music. He shares anecdotes about his live performances, the thrill of dancing on stage, and the collaborative spirit within the independent music community. As the episode wraps up, Palmier hints at upcoming projects and singles, inviting listeners to connect with him on social media. This engaging dialogue not only showcases Palmier's artistic vision but also offers a glimpse into the creative process of a rising star in the music industry.KeywordsPalmier Yellow, music storytelling, independent artist, creative process, filmmaking, psychological music, Canadian artist, Sounds Like Us podcast, music influences, live performancesTakeaways"I love blending real life with a fictional story.""Having a random conversation can spark ideas for a song.""I use real-life emotions and sprinkle them throughout the album.""Music should be inclusive and art should not cost a lot.""Final Goodbye was a deep listen.”Sound bites"I love blending real life with a fictional story.""Having a random conversation can spark ideas.""Music should be inclusive and art should not cost a lot."Chapters00:00 Introduction and New Beginnings07:07 The Impact of Music on Emotions12:37 Concert Experiences and Live Music17:48 Filmmaking and Visual Storytelling22:53 Memorable Live Performances and Personal Growth27:56 Deeply Personal Tracks and Their Meanings33:04 Collaborations and Community in Music36:32 Don't love me - 2026-01-07, 5.10 AM.wavFollow Palmier Yellow’s journey:Instagram: https://tr.ee/strlxvq3CzSpotify: https://tr.ee/Ra15_nOPKVYouTube: https://tr.ee/Uo-od3puacSearching For The Dove: https://tr.ee/fCuhJHwY8jLike, Follow, Share, Subscribe to The Sounds Like Us podcast on:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3CPMua3yWb9Dl6hwp2WptN?si=Sw6Ki3vXQ86hv9e2rLgQggInstagram: @soundslikeuspodcastYouTube: @soundslikeuspod#palmieryellow #eastlondonrecordings #Quadeca #eminem #paulmccartney #georgeharrison #ringostarr#RockOn #PodcastVibes #sabrinacarpenter#DOLLYPARTON kendricklamar #theeminemshow #MusicHistory#americanmusic #americanhistory #canada #canadianmusic#PodcastInterview #NewMusic #MusicPodcast#LiveMusic #SupportLiveMusic #manchestermusic#londonsingersongwriter, #londonmusic #uksingersongwriter, #singersongwriter, #music, #ukpodcasts, #soundslikeuspodcast, #americanmusic, #americansingersongwriter, #podcast #musicpodcast # ukmusicpodcast,#guitars, #musicalinstruments, #MusicJourney  #thebeatles  #johnlennon #montreal  #quebecPlease 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.