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Jordan and Demi

Since 2020, Jordan Edwards and Demi Ramos have interviewed some of the most influential names in music. From living legends to today"s hottest artists, Jordan and Demi get the stories behind iconic songs and videos.Produced by Popdust. Archive at jordananddemi.tv.

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Episode 148 - Laura Marano

Jordan and Demi ·

2023/05/01

Laura Marano has a lot going on. She released her latest single "Boundaries" on April 14, and she's been busy filming movies for Netflix. Last year, she starred in The Royal Treatment, and soon fans can see her in Choose Love, the streaming service's first interactive romantic comedy. Known for her role as Ally on Disney Channel's Austin & Ally, she's released solo music for several years. Recently, she reformed her sound, pushing it into different, more mature directions. Eight years removed from

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49:59

Episode 147 - Milky Chance

Jordan and Demi ·

2023/04/24

On June 9, Milky Chance will drop their new album Living In A Haze. They've released a couple tracks from it, including the latest single "Golden." The album strikes a nice balance between the alt rock of their debut Sadnecessary and the more experimental Trip Tapes project. Known for their epic live shows, Clemens Rehbein and Philipp Dausch broke out with the global hit "Stolen Dance" in 2012. Since then, the German band has built a deep catalog and expanded their sound. Jordan Edwards and Demi

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Episode 146 - Mark Arm of Mudhoney

Jordan and Demi ·

2023/04/14

Last week, Mudhoney released their 11th studio album Plastic Eternity. Fans of the legendary Seattle rock band get what they've come to expect: messy and melodic guitars, booming drums, and Mark Arm's passionate vocals. As the title suggests, the album is a warning about the climate crisis and the impact of ignoring it. It's been a few years since their last release, and the band sounds fresh. Although not as well known as other Seattle groups like Soundgarden and Nirvana, Mudhoney's place in rock

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42:49

Episode 145 - Andrew McMahon

Jordan and Demi ·

2023/03/30

Andrew McMahon's new album Tilt At The Wind No More is his first since 2018. The Southern California native has been a fixture of alternative radio for more than 20 years. From his early hits with Something Corporate, to Jack's Mannequin to in the Wilderness, his music has always found an audience. He's one of the rare musicians who found solo success to rival the band that made him famous. The common thread that runs through all his projects is the songwriting. The lyrics are always clever, and the

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39:32

Episode 144 - Charlotte Sands

Jordan and Demi ·

2023/03/14

In late January, Charlotte Sands released the single "Alright." It's a moving ballad about trying to find hope in dark times. With its vulnerable lyrics and slow-building crescendo, it will surely become a centerpiece of her live show. The song is a departure from the rock and dance floor anthems she's best known for. However, she's consistently shown the ability to change direction. Sands' biggest song to date is "Dress" a pulsing dance pop track. During festival season, however, she's known to

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37:50

Episode 143 - Peach Pit

Jordan and Demi ·

2023/02/16

With their warm guitars and intimate storytelling, Peach Pit feels like a band that you're friends with. Their music is drenched in nostalgia, reminding the listener of cool fall sunsets and BYOB house parties. Songs like "Alrighty Aphrodite" and "Shampoo Bottles" have earned the Canadian band a devout following and hundreds of millions of streams. They've also become a favorite on the festival circuit. This season, they're getting an early start with an appearance at the nonprofit M3F Festival in

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Episode 142 - Bankrol Hayden

Jordan and Demi ·

2023/02/11

Bankrol Hayden has continuously released memorable music since debuting in 2018. His quick, melodic flow is unique, and his hooks stay with you. Fans have taken notice. "Costa Rica," "Brothers," and "Come Through," have more than 400 million combined Spotify streams. He's versatile too. His latest single with charlieonnafriday and labelmate Arden Jones, "Can't Change for You," is an acoustic pop song that's ready for alternative radio. Despite the early success, he remains grounded. He's grateful

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33:31

Episode 141 - Stephen Sanchez

Jordan and Demi ·

2022/12/29

Many younger artists are embracing the music of previous decades. 2022 was full of Y2K rock and '80s pop. Few go back as far as Stephen Sanchez. Inspired by his grandparents' record collection, the 20-year-old has embraced the sound of artists like Roy Orbison, Buddy Holly, Ricky Nelson, and Elvis. His love for the 1950s and early '60s paid off. "Until I Found You" has racked up over a billion streams and views. Jordan Edwards and Demi Ramos talk to Sanchez about the massive success of "Until I

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35:18

Episode 140 - Christmas with Switchfoot

Jordan and Demi ·

2022/12/19

They've recorded a dozen albums and scored huge hits, but Switchfoot has never released a Christmas album. That changed this year with this is our Christmas album. The 12 tracks are split between classics like "Christmastime is Here" and "The Christmas Song," as well as new songs like the old school punk inspired-"Scrappy Little Christmas Tree." Watch lead singer/guitarist Jon Foreman and his brother Tim, the bassist, break down how they chose what classics to include and what originals have

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Episode 139 - Alison Sudol

Jordan and Demi ·

2022/12/13

Many fans, especially young ones, know Alison Sudol for her role as Queenie Goldstein in the Fantastic Beasts franchise. Over three films, she's become part of one of the most beloved cinematic universes. But she's been a musician longer than she's been an actor. Recording as A Fine Frenzy, she built a devoted following and won over critics with releases like One Cell in the Sea and Bomb in a Birdcage. Over the last few years, her sound has evolved into something more layered and complex. Sudol's

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Episode 138 - Poo Bear

Jordan and Demi ·

2022/12/09

Since the 2013 album Journals, Poo Bear and Justin Bieber have collaborated on hits including "Intentions," "What Do You Mean?" and "Yummy." Poo Bear even says that Bieber has picked up on his vocal style. You can hear those smooth, soaring vocals on his latest album The Book of Nabeel. It's his first LP since Bearthday Music in 2018. While that release was more of a project, The Book of Nabeel is a true solo album made with love. Fans will recognize tropical-inspired arrangements with a vibe

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Episode 137 - Taylor Bennett

Jordan and Demi ·

2022/11/23

Taylor Bennett loves music, and he's fascinated with the concept of genre. On Coming of Age, he creates an eclectic mix of pop, hip-hop, and rock. It includes guest spots from Jeremih, Matt and Kim, and Tom Higgenson of Plain White T's. But Bennett is more than a musician. He created Be Yourself, an activewear brand and collaboration with Champion. He's a dad, an LGBTQ+ advocate, and manager for his brother, Chance The Rapper. From his hometown of Chicago, Bennett talks to Jordan Edwards and Demi

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Episode 136 - Jessica Lowndes

Jordan and Demi ·

2022/11/16

During her run as Adrianna Tate-Duncan on the reboot of 90210, Jessica Lowndes began recording singles. She explored pop, rock, and even Christmas music. In fact, producers originally cast her in a singing role. A decade later, music has become a big part of her career. The 33-year-old recently released Elemental, a visual album that includes a music video for each of the seven tracks. The recent remix for "Hunter" hints that Lowndes could go down an EDM path in the future. As the holiday season

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43:06

Episode 135 - Joey Purp

Jordan and Demi ·

2022/10/19

As part of the Chicago collective Savemoney, Joey Purp has aligned himself with longtime friends like Chance the Rapper and Vic Mensa. He's established his own identity as an MC who can quickly shift styles. His lyrics can be playful and fun, but also sharp and aggressive. His affinity for classic soul samples is reminiscent of fellow Chicagoan Kanye West. It's been four years since his breakthrough debut album QUARTERTHING. Will we get the followup soon? So far in 2022, he's released an album with

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31:17

Episode 134 - The Snuts

Jordan and Demi ·

2022/10/12

A few years ago, Demi opened for The Snuts at a small club in New York. Now she interviews the band as they travel on a big fancy tour bus! Bassist Callum Wilson breaks down how the Scottish quartet came together, why they get along, and the energy they bring to their live shows.

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Episode 133 - Lindsey Stirling

Jordan and Demi ·

2022/09/27

Each holiday season, we're bombarded with new Christmas albums. There's the country guy you forgot about, that one singer from the '80s your mom likes, and a Broadway person that no one really knows. The songs probably include a heartfelt "White Christmas" and an uninspired "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree." For her upcoming holiday album Snow Waltz (out Oct. 7), Lindsey Stirling wanted something different. The lead single, "Ice Storm," is an intense instrumental with hard rock drums, the original

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37:00

Episode 132 - Gavin Rossdale of Bush

Jordan and Demi ·

2022/09/20

With hits like "Everything Zen" "Comedown," and "Swallowed," Bush has created some of the most recognizable songs in rock. After three decades, the band hasn't slowed down. With a message that addresses our polarized world and a massive chorus, the recent single "More Than Machines" has already become a fan favorite. Their ninth studio album, The Art of Survival, is out October 7, and they're currently on the road with Alice in Chains and Breaking Benjamin. Behind it all is frontman Gavin Rossdale

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39:08

Episode 131 - Brent Smith of Shinedown

Jordan and Demi ·

2022/09/16

Shinedown is one of the most successful rock bands of the 21st century. Since their debut album Leave a Whisper in 2003, the band has notched 19 number one rock radio singles. They also hold the distinction of having the number one song on Casey Kasem's final broadcast of American Top 20 in 2009. Their latest, Planet Zero, is filled with the hard riffs and theatrical vocals that fans love. It also includes creative instrumentation and prog-inspired arrangements. The title track and "Daylight" have

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50:14

Episode 130 - Julia Cumming of Sunflower Bean

Jordan and Demi ·

2022/09/06

For the last several years, Sunflower Bean's Julia Cumming has been one of the New York music scene's most visible figures. She's lived the double life of a rock 'n' roll star and fashion model, celebrated for both her style and songwriting. The latest Sunflower Bean album Headful of Sugar is the band's first LP in four years. The sound is raw and heavy compared to the sunny pop rock of 2018's Twentytwo in Blue. The upbeat closing track, "Moment in the Sun," has more than 8 million streams. Fellow

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Episode 129 - Kira Kosarin

Jordan and Demi ·

2022/08/31

Since ending a four-season run on the hit Nickelodeon show The Thundermans, Kira Kosarin has evolved. She's taken more grown-up roles on Light as a Feather and Good Trouble. Musically, she's shifted from R&B to a post-pandemic sound that's more in line with the singer-songwriters she admired as a child. Her new EP on Republic Records, Something New, is introspective and mature. The lush production is the perfect compliment to Kosarin's versatile voice. The five tracks show that the 24-year-old can

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