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We Talk About Music

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.

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00:23:47

My Life As A Moth

We Talk About Music ·

2025/09/27

With “Time Thief,” rising singer-songwriter My Life As A Moth has crafted an alternative anthem that feels both deeply personal and gloriously unhinged. It’s the first glimpse into her forthcoming album The Parade Of The Starlet & The Broken Hearted, and it lands like a jolt to the system. It’s a dark, genre-defying piece of art that wrestles with the way anxiety can warp time itself, stealing moments that should be ours to live fully. The result is a brooding, beautiful storm of sound that

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00:22:57

Old Trees

We Talk About Music ·

2025/09/27

With Elatseyi, Old Trees continues its mission to blur the line between disorientation and delight. The new four-track EP, crafted by Zachariah Watson, former frontman of Time Pilot and the restless mind behind this project, feels like a passport to a universe where folk traditions, electronic experiments, and global pop mutations coexist in harmony. It’s a record that thrives on contradictions: earthy yet otherworldly, chaotic yet carefully composed, playful yet deeply moving.

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00:19:16

Sam Wrangle

We Talk About Music ·

2025/09/23

Sam Wrangle has long been one of the more intriguing voices in Australia’s indie underground, blending indie rock grit, neo-psychedelic haze, and the melodic charm of eighties guitar pop. But with his latest single “Delicious Delights”, the Canberra-born, Brisbane-based songwriter takes a refreshing leap into synth-driven territory, proving once again that reinvention is part of his DNA.

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00:24:34

Dorsten

We Talk About Music ·

2025/09/22

Dorsten have made a name for themselves as one of the most compelling sibling duos in modern folk-pop, and their latest single, “Hush”, arriving October 1, 2025, proves just how much they’ve sharpened their craft. Equal parts haunting and cathartic, the track is a masterclass in emotional storytelling, carried by Sophie Dorsten’s powerhouse vocals and Alex Dorsten’s restrained yet evocative instrumentation. Together, they create a song that doesn’t just play, it lingers, unsettles, and ultimately

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00:26:20

The JB Project

We Talk About Music ·

2025/09/20

In an era where polished, formula-driven singles dominate playlists and algorithms dictate what we hear next, The JB Project arrives like a sudden jolt of electricity to the system. With “Consumption”, an immersive six-minute psychedelic rock anthem, JB, who writes, performs, records, mixes, and masters every note, lays down not just a song, but a manifesto. It’s raw, hypnotic, and brimming with an urgency that feels ripped from the veins of both the past and the present.

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00:24:57

Vân Scott

We Talk About Music ·

2025/09/17

Vân Scott has been making the rounds in Hollywood for years now, lending his voice to countless projects. But with “Turn Off the Tears,” the latest release from Scott Oatley under his artist moniker, he proves that his stories are just as compelling as any blockbuster he’s sung behind. What emerges is a soaring, deeply personal anthem of resilience and catharsis, one that takes private heartbreak and transforms it into something universally uplifting.

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00:26:33

Prince Philippe

We Talk About Music ·

2025/09/15

Prince Philippe has always carried himself like someone meant to blur boundaries. Raised in Verona in a family of musicians, formally trained in both modern and jazz, and later tempered by the grind of Atlanta’s R&B scene, his trajectory is anything but conventional. That mix of worlds comes alive in his latest single, “Hour of Need”, a vibrant pop-R&B track that not only grooves effortlessly but also signals a new era for the young artist as he prepares to roll out his ambitious project TGT

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00:33:00

Alex Otey

We Talk About Music ·

2025/09/02

Alex Otey has long been a shape-shifter in the world of modern jazz, but Darwin AI: Survivor Choice might be his most ambitious statement yet. It’s a dazzling 37-minute set that redefines what jazz fusion can feel like in 2025. Known as an award-winning pianist, singer, trumpeter, and composer/arranger, Otey’s career has been threaded with collaborations alongside giants like Grover Washington Jr. and Richie Cole, as well as GRAMMY®-nominated and winning projects. This record distills that pedigree

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00:21:53

Camilo EG

We Talk About Music ·

2025/08/09

Camilo EG has always thrived at the crossroads of intimacy and grandeur, and with his new EP Accidental Baroque, he delivers a concise but powerful statement that highlights his versatility as a songwriter, singer, and performer. At just four tracks and 17 minutes, it’s a tight listen, but one that lingers well beyond its runtime, creating an experience that feels both personal and cinematic, woven with rock warmth and alternative edge.The EP opens with a bold reimagining of Queen’s “Teo Torriatte

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00:22:40

Brielle Brown

We Talk About Music ·

2025/07/22

Brielle Brown isn’t just a songwriter, she’s a storyteller who carves deep into the dirt of human experience and gently brings out the light. With In Art & Soil the Same, her highly anticipated full-length debut, Brown cultivates something quietly seismic: a roots/folk record that doesn’t scream to be heard but instead invites you to listen. It’s tender, defiant, and beautifully honest. It feels like the kind of album that’s not just released—it’s lived in.

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00:15:21

Cayden Penner

We Talk About Music ·

2025/07/22

Cayden Penner’s Fun Times Good Vibes is a debut album that wears its heart on its sleeve while refusing to let the weight of the world dull its color. Released July 1st, 2025, and crafted entirely by the Alberta-born artist himself, from writing and production to composition, it’s a vibrant self-portrait painted in bold strokes of optimism, rhythm, and emotional honesty. In a world addicted to irony and detachment, Penner’s approach is refreshingly earnest. This is an album that dares to feel good

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00:30:34

Sky Juice Duo

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2025/07/21

Sydney’s Northern Beaches have long been a quietly influential breeding ground for Australia’s most thoughtful, genre-defying artists — and with their debut album Dope Folk, Sky Juice Duo not only continue that tradition, they elevate it. The collaboration between Alby Gibson-Healey and Matthew Trapnell is a masterclass in atmosphere and intimacy, weaving a rich tapestry of ambient folk, singer-songwriter confessionals, and contemporary acoustic grooves laced with experimental touches.

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00:22:37

Gogol Bordello

We Talk About Music ·

2025/07/20

Gogol Bordello has never been a band content with just raising the roof—they raise the entire damn village. This summer, frontman Eugene Hütz is leading the gypsy-punk collective into a blazing season of chaos, community, and continuity. Touring with a crew of handpicked artists from his label Casa Gogol Records, Hütz is not only reasserting the band’s legacy as live legends, but also highlighting the next wave of genre-busting artists redefining what New York sounds like in 2025.

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00:25:37

Stephen Mugford

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2025/07/16

There’s a kind of music that doesn’t ask for your attention — it coaxes it gently, like a warm breeze off the ocean, wrapping around you until you realize you’ve been entirely swept away. That’s the magic of Palooza Beach, the debut album from singer-songwriter Stephen Mugford, a record that first quietly landed in the fall of 2024 and has since become a favorite for those who appreciate their music with a side of salt air and soul.Now, nearly a year later, Mugford’s shimmering, sun-baked debut is

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00:25:49

Winchester 7

We Talk About Music ·

2025/07/07

With Postcards, lifelong musician and indie ukulele rock trailblazer Winchester 7 delivers what might be his most personal and affecting work to date — a heartfelt solo record brimming with character, craftsmanship, and emotional honesty. Known for his work with The Runners and a string of charmingly DIY videos and performances, the Georgia-based artist has long been a champion of the independent music spirit. This time, stripping back the band setup to go it alone, he’s crafted a collection of

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00:22:02

Amanda Barise

We Talk About Music ·

2025/06/25

Coming hot off the momentum of her breakout run on American Idol Season 23 — where none other than Carrie Underwood declared her “perfection” — Amanda Barise wastes no time carving out her own lane with “Cute and Deadly,” a stunning, self-assured EP that cements the New Jersey native as one of 2025’s most compelling new voices. Dropped on June 25th, just weeks after her Idol journey, this collection of tracks marks a powerful creative rebirth, one that embraces vulnerability, confidence, and a

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00:16:20

Maye & Trunkie

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2025/06/22

In a summer already heavy with anthems vying for dancefloor dominance, “Abena”, the collaborative single from rising Afrobeats artist Maye and London’s genre-bending Trunkie, stands out not for its volume but for its effortless grace. It’s a smooth, sun-soaked track that feels like a shared secret between friends—the kind of song you stumble upon during a twilight drive and immediately add to every playlist you have.At its core, “Abena” is a celebration of cultural connection and the magnetic pull

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00:24:33

22 Rising

We Talk About Music ·

2025/06/21

There’s a rare kind of electricity that surges through a debut single when a band knows exactly what they stand for — when every note, lyric, and chord feels lived-in, fought for, and hard-won. That’s the undeniable pulse running through “Fractured Fragments,” the powerful inaugural offering from 22 Rising, a group carving their own legacy out of grief, hope, and sheer rock ‘n’ roll resilience.The band’s name isn’t just a catchy moniker. “22” represents balance, perseverance, and deep personal

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00:24:57

Todd Siff

We Talk About Music ·

2025/06/11

Monterey’s own Todd Siff has crafted the kind of single that feels like a much-needed exhale in a world that rarely slows down. “Keep Dreaming”, the title track from his upcoming album due this July, is a beautifully sincere, effortlessly melodic reminder to hold onto hope — and it might be one of the most quietly affecting songs you’ll hear this summer. With his warm, easygoing vocals and a sound that gracefully bridges folk, pop, and mellow rock, Siff proves once again that you don’t need to shout

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00:20:59

Michelle MaxiNe

We Talk About Music ·

2025/06/06

Some songs feel like time capsules — tiny sonic spaceships hurtling through decades, landing in the present with a burst of nostalgia and a wink to the past. Michelle MaxiNe’s latest single, “Milky Way”, is exactly that: a shimmering, irresistibly fun homage to the glitter-soaked, heart-on-your-sleeve era of ‘80s disco pop, reframed through the lens of a modern romantic. And the result is pure starlight.Born in Baku, Azerbaijan, and raised in the Netherlands, MaxiNe’s creative trajectory is as

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