The Sesh Pod

Today, we round of The Sesh Pod in an uproarious finale episode as Dan, Mak, Max, Steph, and Joe review the latest releases by Listening Club, Keg, and In The Morning Lights, as well as discussing the current state of the music industry and its return to 'normality' and the incredible support of The Goodwin Development Trust which has allowed this podcast and many other elements of The Sesh to live and breathe. This most definitely is not the be all and end all of The Sesh Pod, we're just not sure when we'll be back again but rest assured, we'll be popping our heads up every now and then. Thank you for listening and take care! xx

Now nearing the end of series two, unsure of the future of the podcast, are joined by Dan, Mark, Lucy, Steph, and Max, who is taking part in his final podcast of the series! This week, we review the latest and greatest singles from the return of Autosuggestion, the fantastic new Porij, and the beautifully nostalgic Talkboy track on Formed By A River Volume 2. We also delve into the visceral brilliance of Cannibal Animal for this weeks artist focus and discuss artist persona's on and off stage, the pop-oriented side of The Sesh, and the roadmap's effect on artist plans in recent weeks.

We're down to a skeleton crew on the pod this week with Dan, Max, and Steph but that doesn't mean we're not still bringing you the best new releases and artists in the region! This week, the trio run through new releases from the great Calva Louise, Peakes, and JT, focus on not one but TWO incredible artists from Yorkshire in the form of Let Man Loose and Pleasure Centre whilst discussing the inclusivity of all areas of the region in Hull's music scene and the necessity for continuous and consistent releases in an ever evolving digital age.

This week sees the return of Mark Page and a new face in the form of Low Hummer's very own Stephanie Hebdon and this week's team of five rally through the best in new music this week as well as talking through some thought provoking questions. In episode 4, we review the latest tracks from W.H. Lung, LUMER, Deckie Learner, and Mali Hayes as well as discussing Hull's incredible graffiti/artwork scene, building a Hull audience as an out-of-town artist, and the emergence of the grunge, jazz, and r'n'b scenes in the region.

A huge part of The Sesh's current team is down to the people we have involved that have come through the Goodwin Development Scheme. We are eternally grateful for their support and the people we work with through their scheme. These are some shorts that introduce the people on our team. This week's short is Zuzanna and Lucy Tessier.

A huge part of The Sesh's current team is down to the people we have involved that have come through the Goodwin Development Scheme. We are eternally grateful for their support and the people we work with through their scheme. These are some shorts that introduce the people on our team. This week's short is Elliot Foster and Max Lilley.

This week, Dan and Mark welcome Joe Gray back to the podcast as well as Lucy Tessier and focus on the stunningly gorgeous sounds of Amy May Ellis, alongside reviewing new music from B-ahwe, Navier Gene, Strange Bones, and Chiedu Oraka, and discuss Hull's best collaborations and the importance of refining your artists' sound.

A huge part of The Sesh's current team is down to the people we have involved that have come through the Goodwin Development Scheme. We are eternally grateful for their support and the people we work with through their scheme. These are some shorts that introduce the people on our team. This week's short is Paul Sargeson and Daniel Mawer.

The week's episode begins a new season of The Sesh Podcast. Dan Mawer and Mark Page are joined by Lucy Tessier and Max Lilley to focus on one of Hull's biggest buzzes at the moment, Fever, alongside reviewing the latest releases from King No-One, Tinderbox & Alice Simmons, Saints Among Us, and Crush, and discussing the importance of fan engagement and industry recognition as well as the changing confidence of musicians from solo performances to a band environment.

This weeks episode is the last in series 1 and focusses on Alex Fish's sun-infused neo-soul project Slowdaze, alognside reviews of the latest material from Elosie, Charlotte Jane, Deezkid, Bryn Stagg, and Unwired Society, and discussions on branching out beyond the bounds of Hull and UK festivals in 2021.

This weeks episode focuses on one Hull's finest new artists Downtown Kayoto; reviews of the latest music from The Broken Orchestra, Easy Life, Sarge, and Kitty; and a discussion on musical diversity in Hull and lived experience of live sessions.

A focus on Team Picture this week with another set of fantastic emerging new Hull artists

This week’s a great excuse to talk about one of our favourite bands we’ve had the privilege of working with, BULL! Along with some new music reviews of Almelda, Endoflevelbaddie and Navier Gene

This week we chat all things Humber Street Sesh, Yonaka, Calva Louise, and name check many more who have come to the weekly night and festival from further afield. We also take a look at Max Leo, Bunkerpop and Swim School’s new singles

Our 2nd week of the pod! Mak’s been painting, the Welly’s been saved and we dive into one of Hull’s best kept secrets, Mr Beasley

Our first week of The Sesh podcast! We react to the UK Government's new guidelines for live events, we review new work from Jack Conman, The Broken Orchestra and Chiedu Oraka and reminisce about one of The Sesh's favourite bands The Hubbards!

This is The Sesh Pod! Focusing on new regional music, and delving into the Sesh archive to talk about our favourite bands.