The Sittin' In The Studio Podcast

Experimental French artist XTRA BRUT joins the show to discuss her latest EP “Very High Tide”. She talks about her experience with being a new indie artist in Paris and shares what the underground music scene in France is like. We dive into the meaning behind the introspective themes of life, love and music and also converse about her latest music video for her hauntingly enchanting song “Whale Songs”. This is an artist and an episode that you would not want to miss.

Underground Toronto artist SSUNDAY comes into the studio and has a conversation surrounding his latest EP Blue Sunday. He talks about his inspiration behind the project, his production process, the “Gift of Creativity '' and what it means to be a creative in a world where creativity is underrated. This is an interesting interview that will expose you to the artistically unique mind of SSUNDAY.

Long Island Indie Artist Melissa Joy comes to the studio and talks about her experiences being an artist on the rise in one of the greatest cities in the world, New York. Our conversation travels around, from her talking about the impact that growing up in a musical family has had on her artistry. To discussions concerning The 1975, the art of making a love song and then diving into behind the scenes of the filming of the music video for her latest ambient pop song poetically named “Achilles”. Tune in

Up and Coming R&B artist Tyjhier discusses her new album “The In-Betweens” and her creative process behind the development of her first project. She talks about her experiences performing on stage, as well as what it feels like navigating being in your 20s. Between conversations concerning iconic artists such as Stevie Wonder, Erykah Badu and SZA. To discussing the controversial question of whether “Old School R&B” or “New School R&B” is better. This is an episode worth remembering.

Emerging artist Cammy P discusses his new EP "Home for the Summer" and the stories behind various songs on the project. He open up about lessons he has learned from past relationships and even speaks about the most personal song he has ever written. Between jokes about being stranded on a deserted island with solely coconuts as companions and only being able to listen the album "Good Kid, M.A.A.D City" by Kendrick Lamar to keep him company. Then diving into discussions surrounding his creative process and what he wants to accomplish in his music career. This is an episode that you don't want to miss