The "Four" with Julie Stella
from The Dawg and Gus Show Hosted by Dawg and Gus
Summary In this engaging conversation, Julie Stella shares her journey as a songwriter and radio host, reflecting on the profound impact of the pandemic on her life and music. She discusses her influences, the process of songwriting, and the importance of authenticity in her work. Julie emphasizes the significance of supporting local artists and the challenges of navigating the music industry today, including the role of social media. The conversation also touches on the emotional aspects of music, particularly how grief can inspire creativity, and Julie's aspirations for the future of her music career. Sound bites "Grief comes art, right?" "I really like sad songs." "I love discovering new music." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Julie Stella 03:45 Finding Art in Grief 07:54 Musical Influences and Inspirations 12:56 The Process of Writing Songs 17:22 Navigating Loss and Grief Through Music 20:01 EPs vs. Singles in Modern Music 22:36 The Evolution of Music Consumption 23:38 Carpe Diem: Living Life to the Fullest 25:14 Musical Choices in Unconventional Scenarios 29:21 Favorite Venues and Live Performances 32:12 Nerves and Excitement Before Performing 33:41 Stepping Out of Comfort Zones 34:36 The Birth of a Radio Show 36:24 Promoting Local Music 38:12 Discovering Ottawa's Music Scene 39:04 Performing and Future Aspirations 40:10 The Role of Social Media 42:05 Quick Hits and Personal Preferences 45:06 Musical Influences and Decade Preferences 46:20 Looking Ahead to 2026
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