For aron!, the Past Is Present

22-year-old aron! built an audience online, got signed to Verve Records by…

An episode of the The Art of the Story podcast, hosted by Leo Sidran, titled "For aron!, the Past Is Present" was published on April 10, 2026 and runs 4 minutes.

April 10, 2026 ·4m · The Art of the Story

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22-year-old aron! built an audience online, got signed to Verve Records by channeling the American songbook through his original tunes, without ever trying to sound “modern”. Leo Sidran revisits their recent Third Story Podcast interview together ahead of aron!'s upcoming NYC performance at Mercury Lounge on April 14th.

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22-year-old aron! built an audience online, got signed to Verve Records by channeling the American songbook through his original tunes, without ever trying to sound “modern”. Leo Sidran revisits their recent Third Story Podcast interview together ahead of aron!'s upcoming NYC performance at Mercury Lounge on April 14th.

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