Check out my interview with David Brookings as we dive into the brand new album “Exposure,” a sharp, hook-filled power pop record packed with melody, wit, and guitar-driven energy. From the opening punch of “Encore” to standout tracks like “Richmond at Night,” “Time Bomb,” and “My Last Little Shred of Youth,” David breaks down the songwriting, recording process, influences, and stories behind the new album.
For the past 2 years or so Philly singer songwriter Dave Cope has been pumping out a mass of music. He’s explored every possible genre; from pop, rock, new wave, metal, reggae, folk, etc. Dave Cope and The Sass made my top ten list in 2023 with ‘Hidden From The World.’ He’s since experimented with a pile of singles, EPs, and full extended albums. There is so much to explore here, as he’s a musical chameleon. I will share with you just a few of my favorite tunes.
I was lucky enough to catch up with Dave to talk about his new material and upcoming album. Stay tuned, the interview will be posted soon!
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This interview I spoke with Reza Matin and Noah Nash from Uni Boys. They tap into a classic sound without feeling stuck in the past, and this conversation shows why. We also get into the interconnections with The Lemon Twigs.
This interview digs into the records and ideas behind their music, with clear ties to bands like Big Star, The Byrds, and The Kinks, while staying rooted in today’s indie scene. If you care about strong melodies, tight arrangements, and guitar-driven songs, this interview gives you a closer look at a band pushing that style forward.
In this lively interview, Turn Turn Turn bring personality, chemistry, and serious songwriting chops to the table as they talk about their new album “All Hat No Cattle.”
Led by Adam Levy, alongside Savannah Smith and Barb Brynstad, this trio has deep roots in the Minnesota scene, and it shows. Their sound blends tight harmonies, sharp lyrics, and a pop sensibility that sticks after one listen. We get into how their collaboration works, and why their take on Americana feels fresh without losing its roots.
If you want music with strong melodies and real personality, this is worth your time.
In this exclusive interview, George Usher breaks down the making of his latest album “Stevensonville” — a record packed with sharp songwriting, melodic hooks, and the kind of lived-in storytelling that only comes from years in the craft.
We get into the real stories behind the songs, how Stevensonville came together, and why this album hits differently from anything he’s done before. If you’re into artists who care more about great songs than trends, this conversation is for you.
👉 Album review here!