EP159: Jason Balla (Accessory, Dehd)

EP162: Hero Magnus

We have Hiro Magnus in the studio for this one. She shares her creative process and the journey behind her debut album "How Do You Leave a Warm Dark Place." She discusses her eclectic background, rooted in punk and singer-songwriter music, and how it shaped her approach to songwriting and recording. Discover the themes and emotional arc that define her album, and how she navigated self-doubt and artistic vulnerability during its production. Tune in at the end for a special live performance! https://www.instagram.com/hero.magnus/

EP161: Kramer/Michael Minzer Interview

We drop into a deep cut from a recent interview with Kramer (Shimmy-Disc) and Michael Minzer (Paris Records) in this one. We talk about how Kramer’s work with Gregory Corso, Ginsburg, and others shaped a unique world of sound and words. Their stories reveal how sound manipulation, past recordings, and raw emotion come together to create timeless art. Enjoy a history lesson wrapped in poetry, experimenting with the boundaries of music and literature.

EP160: No Stupid Questions

We have Brian Cropp and Jake Baynum from No Stupid Questions in the studio in this one. This local indie rock band is making waves in the city with their upcoming show at Brooklyn Bowl 4/28. We get into how the guys met post-pandemic, their transition from a cover band, and how their recording process has progressed into releasing their new single "Taught Me the Game " was recorded. While there may be a lot of music technical talk, this episode is sprinkled with laughter and jokes. Check out the band music: No Stupid Questions [https://www.instagram.com/nostupidquestionsband/] "Taught Me the Game" [https://open.spotify.com/artist/7ebtD8vGjsv2gMgvS60eFI]

EP159: Jason Balla (Accessory, Dehd)

We sit down with Jason Balla of Accessory and Dehd in this one. He shares his journey from emo bands to solo experimentation. Discover how DIY scenes and raw musicianship shape his sound, and get insights into Accessory's upcoming album Dust out 4/17. This episode explores vulnerability, creativity, and the power of music as a tool for growth and healing. Perfect for anyone seeking authenticity in art.

EP158: Aditya Mayya Hangs

We sit down with comedian Aditya Mayya in the studio for this one. A longtime friend and keyboardist for ALICE ELLIOT, Aditya dives into the development of his one man show centered around suicide, a personal project that balances weight with humor. We get into his writing process and just how gratifying a well written joke can be while building something this personal. While the subject matter runs heavy, the conversation doesn’t stay there as we get into music, past shenanigans, and a shared longing for the old use of exclamation points. Aditya Mayya [https://www.instagram.com/aditya.obediah/]