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We Talk About Music
by We Write About Music
Directly related to We Write About Music, We Talk About Music is, you guessed it, the audio version of all the incredible artist and interviews we continuously upload to our YouTube channel. For those who prefer a listen as opposed to a view, this podcast is for you.
Episodes
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Cami Rose
Cami Rose has kicked the door open with a brand new record that absolutely took us by hold on the first listen. Detroit-born country soul vocalist Cami Rose has given the world her self-titled five-song EP which is a fun, big-hearted debut that sounds like the work of someone who’s been waiting a...
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Super Love
We think it’s a major compliment when you listen to a record and actually feel like you’re standing in the room with the band. “Sounds of Seance” from Super Love is exactly that kind of listen! It’s warm, organic, and completely unfussy, the sort of record that invites you to relax, turn it up…
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Kathy Ross
There’s something so unbelievably honest about a song that admits love isn’t always easy, and “When We Kiss” from Texas singer-songwriter Kathy Ross is built on that honesty in a perfect way. It’s a candid, emotional look at heartache and the effort it takes to find your way back to each other...
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Paul Frazer Clarke
Having firsthand experienced this rollout, it’s been an absolute blast getting to experience this EP come to life! "Never Been A Smooth Ride" wraps up Paul Frazer Clarke's Five Coordinates EP in the perfect way. We've been waiting on this final chapter for quite some time, and it absolutely...
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Mike Denardo
After loving his debut single “Aim High”, we're thrilled to be back with Mike Denardo for round two, and "I Won't," released August 28th, 2026, continues to show off exactly why he's an artist worth following closely. This is a heartfelt, melody driven love song that wears its Beatles influence...
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Lyons Lane
Hearing a band successfully bridge two eras without ever feeling stuck in either one is beyond impressive! Lyons Lane just pulled it perfectly on their debut EP, and after listening multiple times, we’re not surprised in the slightest. Released September 25th on vinyl and streaming platforms,...
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Marc Ambrosia
Five albums into an awesome career built on real connection rather than pure entertainment, Marc Ambrosia continues to prove why his music resonates so deeply with listeners! His latest album, "Living For The Thrill" might just be his most emotionally honest work to date. This is a record that...
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Hilary Cousins
After reviewing and loving so much of his music, we finally got the opportunity to sit and speak with Hilary Cousins! Having freshly released his latest single “The Well”, we dug into everything surrounding the song, but also really got to know this artist who’s an endless “well” of creativity....
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Courtney Elle
Within the first 30 seconds, there’s a serious infectious energy to "Freedom," and it hits you right up until the closing moments. The Wilmington, Delaware born singer-songwriter Courtney Elle has crafted a song here that feels made for exactly the moments you'd hope, kicking back, pouring a…
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Nath Tavares
This artist has quite literally pulled from an entire lifetime of influences and somehow made it all feel completely cohesive. Nath Tavares has accomplished a seemingly possible feat on her new album, "See Attachment." This is an absolute blast of an album, one that comes together to create an...
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Chrissi Poland
There are tribute albums and then there are albums that feel like a genuine spiritual homecoming, and "Forever Muscle Shoals" from Chrissi Poland is unmistakably the second kind. Out now on all platforms, this record is a deeply personal love letter to one of the most important sounds in American...
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Catlea
There's infinite power in a song that takes something as vulnerable as self-doubt and transforms it into something resolute. Catlea has accomplished exactly that on their newest single, "Someone's Got To." Released worldwide on July 17th, this track is a beautifully crafted anthem of...
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Gabe Aree
There's such an immense amount of fearlessness running through "MUSIC SAVED MY LIFE," and it makes sense once you understand where Gabe Aree is coming from as an artist. The singer, songwriter, and producer has been writing music since he was just 9 years old, starting with a song called…
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Violet Love
There's something really beautiful about a song that comes from a place of genuine, hard won belonging, and "Airport Road" captures exactly that feeling. Violet Love, the solo project born out of years spent moving through punk scenes in Las Vegas and Denton, an indie folk band in Arizona, and…
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Leo Sawikin
There's something really special about a song that starts as a happy accident and grows into something that feels inevitable, and that's exactly the story behind "Burning Love." Leo Sawikin stumbled onto this one almost by chance, fooling around in an alternate tuning while trying to remember a...
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Automatic
Automatic have spent the last few years building one of the tightest, most confident live shows in the current wave of post-punk-adjacent rock, and their Saturday afternoon set on the Panhandle stage at Outside Lands was proof the trio's new record only sharpens that reputation further. Touring...
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Alex Otey
Let's get one thing out of the way first. Despite sharing its name with one of the most iconic titles in music history, Alex Otey's "Abbey Road" isn't chasing any Beatles comparisons here. This is very much its own thing, a lively, groove forward seven song album that leans entirely on Otey's own...
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Kings County
Rock music tends to work best when it hits that perfect balance between raw feeling and pure energy. Lean too hard into one and the other gets lost, but Orlando's own hard rock outfit Kings County has clearly figured out how to walk that line, and their newest single "What Now" might be the...
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Mike Denardo
There's something disarmingly sincere about a song that just wants you to feel good. No irony, no hedge, just an open hand extended toward some hope in this world. That's exactly what Rhode Island multi-instrumentalist Mike Denardo delivers with "Aim High," his latest single, released July 10th,...
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Angel Dweh
Some songs are built to make you dance, and some are built to make you feel something deeper while you're doing it. Angel Dweh's new single "Hurtin Dem" manages to do both at once, and it's easily one of the most compelling records to come out of Liberia's music scene this year. Teaming up with...
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Gamal
Sometimes the shortest songs say the most, and "A Ring For Kiki" is proof of that in under two minutes. Gamal, the multi-instrumentalist and producer whose decade plus career has moved fluidly between R&B, pop, hip-hop, and indie textures, strips everything back here for an all-instrumental...
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Stefanie Michaela
In a musical landscape that often rewards perfection and polished personas, Stefanie Michaela is here with something oh so refreshingly human. Her latest single, “Carefree,” isn't about chasing impossible standards or pretending life is effortless. It's an uplifting reminder that happiness often...
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Isabella Chiarini
A song so different from the last it’ll surely give you musical whiplash in the best way possible! Isabella Chiarini has unsurprisingly crushed it again with “Out of Control,” a vibrant, infectious pop anthem that feels tailor made for warm weather playlists and festival singalongs. Following the...
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Tom Morfitt-White
To know that an artist like this at a young age is putting out music like this at only 15 is truly mindblowing. Tom Morfitt-White's latest single, “Home”, is outstanding from beginning to end, and that’s only the tip of the iceberg. At just 15 years old, the Melbourne singer songwriter delivers a...
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Mercy Kelly
Sometimes an EP can feel like a stopgap between bigger projects, but Summer of Silence isn't one of those records. From the moment it begins, it's clear that Mercy Kelly approached these four songs with something to prove. Rather than simply following up a successful run of singles, the Greater...
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Moon and Aries
Moon and Aries' latest single, “High Noon,” is one of those rare releases that gives off a truly special feeling from its opening moments, transporting you into a sweeping desert panorama where the vibe is seemingly perfect. Blending atmospheric electronics with soulful vocals, expressive...
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Martian Man
Reinvention is one of the oldest traditions in music. Some artists change their sound. Others change their image. The most compelling transformations, however, happen when an artist strips away expectations and finally allows themselves to create from a place of complete honesty. On The Day I...
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Tori Lord
Pop music has always thrived on confrontation and being as real as you possibly can. The best songs don’t simply describe betrayal or disappointment, they transform those emotions into spectacle. “Conman” by Tori Lord understands balance perfectly. It’s sharp-edged and vulnerable at the same…
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Ghost Town Marshalls
Some songs feel like they’re solely engineered for earbuds. Others are clearly meant for dashboard speakers, crowded barrooms, summer festival fields, and voices shouting the chorus back at the stage with beer raised overhead. “Double” by Ghost Town Marshalls belongs firmly in the second…
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SHANØ
Five years is a long time to disappear in modern music. Entire trends rise and collapse in less time than that and audiences are constantly pushed toward the next new thing. But “BACK HOME” by SHANØ doesn’t sound like the work of an artist trying to catch up. It sounds like someone who spent…
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Empty Pinata
If your only complaint with a song is that it’s too short and that you desperately wanted more, chances are you’re listening to absolute gold. Alejandro Rodriguez has completely blown us away his newest single, “Obvious,” and it’s the kind of statement that immediately makes you lean closer to…
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Disco Shrine
There are songs built for headphones, songs built for clubs, and then there are songs like “Spray Tan” by Disco Shrine, which feel engineered inside a glitter cannon pointed directly at the bloodstream. If you can’t begin to imagine how that sounds, prepare for an absolutely wild ride of a song....
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Tony Kim
There is a certain kind of confidence that just can’t be manufactured in a studio. It lives in restraint, in groove, in understanding exactly how much energy a song needs and refusing to overcrowd it. Tony Kim taps directly into that energy on “What Would You Say?”, a silky 2 minute track that...
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Orange Animal
There’s something disarming about a song that doesn’t try to overwhelm you, no grand gestures or towering crescendos, just a steady emotional current that pulls you under before you even realize it. Orange Animal’s “Place for Me” operates in that exact space, a slow-burning folk-rock meditation...
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The Format
After nearly two decades away from the album format that first defined them, The Format have reemerged not as a nostalgia act, but as a fully revitalized creative force. With the release of Boycott Heaven on January 23, 2026 via The Vanity Label, the duo of Nate Ruess and Sam Means have delivered…
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Rick Lockwood
There’s a certain kind of album that doesn’t demand your attention so much as it earns your trust, settling in beside you like an old friend on a long drive. My Own Kind of Normal from Rick Lockwood is exactly that kind of record, a gently glowing collection of songs that feels tailor-made for…
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Klep
There’s no easing into just another modern day god in a suicide pod. From the first moments, Klep pulls you into a world that feels stark, unfiltered, and bitingly cold, like stepping into a Michigan winter with no coat and no intention of turning back. Released officially on March 13th, 2026…
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Brontë Fall
On “Invited (to the Party),” Brontë Fall captures a feeling that’s both deeply personal and universally understood; that electric moment when perseverance finally turns into recognition. It’s a song that glows with earned confidence, not bravado, balancing a pop accessibility with the kind of...
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Jesse Bloodgood
There’s a particular kind of honesty that feels lived-in rather than performed, and Jesse Bloodgood taps directly into that space on Wishful Thinker. Released on February 6th, 2026, the four-track EP serves as his solo studio debut, and it arrives with the confidence of an artist who understands...
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Isabella Chiarini
On “Gotta Be (Acoustic Version),” Isabella Chiarini strips everything back and somehow makes the emotional impact feel larger, not smaller. It’s a rare kind of reimagining, one that doesn’t exist to simply soften the edges of the original, but to completely reframe the emotion of it all. What...
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Liam Horne
With “Paradise,” Liam Horne delivers a song that feels less like an escape fantasy and more like a grounded promise, one rooted in presence, consistency, and emotional truth. Not to mention, it is incredibly catchy! The Scottish-born singer-songwriter has spent years sharpening his craft, first…
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Truenemy
Truenemy’s latest release arrives like a clenched fist wrapped in sound, delivering a muscular and carefully considered tribute that feels both faithful and fiercely alive. Led by Paul Vuocolo, the metal passion project takes on a towering classic and somehow manages to honor its legacy without...
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J.M. Dee
J.M. Dee has never been interested in standing still, and “Pretend To Hate” feels like another confident step forward for an artist who treats genre as a suggestion rather than a rule. Based in Naples, Florida after growing up just outside Washington, D.C., Dee has built a reputation on...
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Armor
On “Hood Anxiety,” East London rapper Armor steps into the light with a calm intensity that feels earned rather than performed. This is not bravado rap or confessional for shock value. Instead, it’s a measured, deeply human moment from an artist who understands that vulnerability can hit harder...
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Shyfrin Alliance
With “Colours of Time,” Shyfrin Alliance deliver a song that feels less like a single and more like a slow, thoughtful conversation with the past. Led by Eduard Shyfrin, a UK-based progressive rock visionary whose life spans science, literature, business, and mysticism, the project continues to...
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Smooth Retsina Glow
With Incandescence, Smooth Retsina Glow deliver the kind of album that only comes from a band hardened by time, volume, and persistence. Released in October 2025, the Pennsylvania outfit’s sixth studio record finds them operating at full command, distilling years of lineup shifts, relentless...
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Dear Genre
With his latest single, “New Orders,” Dear Genre, the stage name of Brazilian-born musician André Cataldo, continues to solidify his reputation as a genre-defying force capable of transforming emotion into sonic grandeur. From its slow building opening to the breathtaking crescendo midway…
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Roses In December
Roses in December return with “Divided and Conquered,” a blistering EP that positions the Newcastle-based band at the forefront of UK rock with an unflinching political edge. Clocking in at just 21 minutes across five tracks, the collection packs a relentless punch, pairing distortion, massive...
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Jeff Hodges
Jeff Hodges has spent years shaping the sounds of other artists, but with “Loco Motive,” the veteran producer turned performer steps confidently into his own spotlight. The founder of Charleston Sound Studios may be best known for engineering massive hits like Darius Rucker’s 10x-platinum “Wagon...
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Luke Wood
With Echoes, Luke Wood steps fully into his own artistic orbit, one defined by authenticity, grit, and a sound that’s as textured as it is timeless. The singer-songwriter’s second release with RCSQ Records™ captures the raw heart of Eclectic Roots Groove™, a genre that’s quickly carving its place...
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Directly related to We Write About Music, We Talk About Music is, you guessed it, the audio version of all the incredible artist and interviews we continuously upload to our YouTube channel. For those who prefer a listen as opposed to a view, this podcast is for you.
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Directly related to We Write About Music, We Talk About Music is, you guessed it, the audio version of all the incredible artist and interviews we continuously upload to our YouTube channel. For those who prefer a listen as opposed to a view, this podcast is for you.
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