Conversations with new and emerging artists across all genres.
Listening to a Vacation Manor song feels like stepping into the soundtrack of a coming-of-age film, melodies steeped in nostalgia and hope, with lyrics that echo a main character's voiceover, eloquently capturing life's pivotal moments.The indie-rock duo's latest EP, Back To Town, arrives on the heels of some of their most meaningful milestones, from celebrating a decade as a band to embracing fatherhood.ECHO sat down with guitarist and vocalist Nathan Towles to talk about the making of the EP, becoming a father, and learning to soak in every moment.Stay connected with ECHO:InstagramTikTokFacebookTwitterPinterest
With a distinctive sound and a passion for storytelling, Kaleb Cohen is quickly making a name for himself in the indie-folk scene. Drawing inspiration from a diverse musical upbringing and his experiences as a young artist navigating the industry, Kaleb brings a fresh yet nostalgic feel to his music. As he gears up for the release of his latest single, "Cherry Trees," we caught up with him to chat about his journey, creative process, and what's next on the horizon.Stay connected with ECHO:InstagramTikTokFacebookTwitterPinterest
Following the release of her 2023 album “Wisconsin,” alt-pop artist Carlie Hanson was unexpectedly dropped from her record label. Unmoored, Hanson felt defeated and lost. LA no longer had the same allure, and the Midwest didn't feel like home. Yet, despite the uncertainty, her love for music refused to let her walk away.Undaunted and inspired by the empowering words of her peers, the multi-talented artist continued to pour herself into her diary-like songs. The tracks were a reflection of her own catharsis and new creative freedom. Carlie's exploration as an independent artist eventually led her to Fearless Records. There, the label embraced her and recognized the resonance of her raw storytelling and genre-bending production. On January 31, Carlie triumphantly unleashed her EP “too late to cry” under the label. The 7-track project, entirely written and produced by Hanson, delves into themes of loss, self-empowerment, and resilience.On the latest episode of ECHO - The Podcast, we sat down with Carlie to learn more about the journey to get to this moment, filming the “covering faces” video in Japan, and her advice for other artists. Photo Credit: Stefan KohliStay connected with ECHO:InstagramTikTokFacebookTwitterPinterest
Home is anywhere you find Ben L'Oncle Soul.Whether in the studio or on stage surrounded by fans, music is where the multi-platinum French soul artist feels most at ease. He channels that warmth into his irresistible new single, “I GOT HOME,” which he describes as his “ode to joy.”Produced by Danny Van ‘T Hoff (Smino, Earthgang) and Bastien Cabezon, the track captures the exhilaration Ben feels on stage as his soulful vocals groove along a retro R&B bassline and gospel-inspired harmonies.On the latest episode of ECHO - The Podcast, we sat down with Ben to chat about “I GOT HOME,” his forthcoming seventh studio albumSad Generation (via Enchanté/Believe), and more!Photo Credit: Guillaume LandryStay connected with ECHO:InstagramTikTokFacebookTwitterPinterest
Tiger La Flor is leaving all her worries in the rearview with her cinematic new single "HEAVEN IS A HARLEY.” Inspired by the liberating end of a toxic relationship, the nostalgic and empowering anthem roars to life with its fresh Americana sound reminiscent of early Lana Del Rey. The song serves as the triumphant “closing credits” to a larger EP, which also features previously released single, “LASSO THE MOON,”a tribute to her own parent's love story. The EP brings listeners along for the ride as Tiger La Flor sings of love, heartbreak, and healing. On our latest episode of ECHO - The Podcast, we sat down with Tiger La Flor to hear about the writing and production process for the single and upcoming EP, as well as what's on the horizon for this rising singer-songwriter. Stay connected with ECHO: Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter Pinterest
Inspired by the curiosity and determination of bildungsroman Alice and her adventures in Wonderland, Emei is descending into her own mad metamorphosis on her new EP RABBITHOLE. Following the success of her debut album, SCATTERBRAIN, this EP serves as a continuation of her brand of alt-pop confessionalism. Across five tracks, Emei unapologetically dives into her own struggles with anxiety, insecurity, and relationships.On our latest episode of ECHO - The Podcast, we sat down with Emei to chat about writing and producing the EP and its five part visualizer series, as well as her upcoming THE RABBITHOLE TOUR. Stay connected with ECHO: Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter Pinterest Thumbnail photo credit: JORDAN KELSEY KNIGHT --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readecho/support
On December 31, 1999, the world was on edge about a possible technological shutdown. Due to a programming bug that only allowed the last two digits of the year to update, people theorized that a society that relied on technology would fall into complete disarray when the date failed to change at the turn of the millennium. Much to people's relief, the “Y2K Bug” caused minimal disruption. However, what if the widespread panic had been warranted? Kyle Mooney and Evan Winter imagine a possible doomsday scenario in their apocalyptic comedy, Y2K. In the film, outcasts Eli (Jaeden Martell) and Danny (Julian Dennison) are determined to end New Year's Eve with a kiss from popular high school basketball star Laura (Rachel Zegler). But when the clock strikes midnight, the festivities quickly turn to mayhem as technology revolts, transforming into monstrous, humanoid killing machines. As the chaos unfolds, the characters embark on a wild, action-packed adventure to survive—narrowly escaping death and avoiding becoming slaves to the machines. Along the way, they receive help from unlikely sages, including Limp Bizkit's Fred Durst and video store clerk Garrett (played by Mooney). Other familiar faces include '90s icon Alicia Silverstone and music artist The Kid Laroi. We sat down with Mooney and Winter to chat about all things Y2K. Stay connected with ECHO: Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter Pinterest Thumbnail photo courtesy of A24 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readecho/support
Jason Fernandes may have grown up chasing soccer goals, but today, he's scoring big on the small and silver screens. Hailing from Vancouver, this charismatic actor, who many compare to a young Ralph Macchio, is rapidly making a name for himself in Hollywood. From his early days as a shy boy with a love for sports and choir to his breakout roles in Fire Country and Cruel Summer, Jason's journey is a testament to resilience and reinvention. His latest project, TUBI's Sidelined: The QB and Me, is a romantic comedy poised to capture the hearts of young audiences worldwide. Stay connected with ECHO: Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter Pinterest --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readecho/support
On her debut EP, Baby Teeth Zoe Ko began to expose the mean girls who made her high school experience miserable. On her unapologetic pop anthem, “Kiss My (Ah),” Ko is continuing to cut her musical teeth and tell her side of the story. On our latest podcast, the New York native took a break from supporting UPSAHL on the “Melt Me Down” tour to chat about the feisty single, its music video, and what fans can look forward to next. Stay connected with ECHO: Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter Pinterest --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readecho/support
Alt-pop band The Strike have announced their forthcoming third studio album arriving in October. Known for their electric live performances and nostalgic 80's influenced anthems, the band has set out to capture that unmatched energy across 11 tracks, including previous releases "Soundtrack," “The Getaway,” and “Just Friends.” We sat down with frontman Chris Crabb to chat about their beginnings as a wedding band in Utah, opening for Journey, and how they managed to replicate the energy of their shows on the record. Stay connected with ECHO: Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter Pinterest --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readecho/support
On October 18, Isabel Dumaa will triumphantly release her debut EP Just My Nature. The title, borrowed from a yet to be released track, isn't a resignation, but rather a declaration of acceptance. Dumaa has wanted to be a singer since she could talk. As a child, she would subject her family to living room concerts, and as she entered her teens, she became a regular in the San Francisco circuit. Determined to pursue music as a career, Dumaa, armed with a journal full of vulnerable confessions, promptly took off for LA after graduation. However, despite this lifelong dream, and success, the rising artist couldn't escape imposter syndrome, as detailed in her 2021 debut “Call My Bluff.” The heartfelt track was the beginning of a two year journey to reconcile those feelings and uncover the confidence to embrace herself. We spoke with Dumaa ahead of the release to chat about the album, which features previous releases "Quarter Life Crisis," "C'est La Vie," and "Enough for You,” self-acceptance, and more. Stay connected with ECHO: Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter Pinterest --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readecho/support
Over the past three years, Camylio has crafted a sound that merges alternative pop production with heartfelt, folk-inspired storytelling.On his fourth EP “in the light and shadows,” the multi-talented singer, songwriter, instrumentalist, and producer uses these contrasting elements to explore “the light and dark sides of attraction and love.” Among the project's seven tracks is his latest single “angel,” a haunting alt-pop track about the world-stopping moment of seeing your person for the first time. The song is accompanied by a cinematic visual directed by CakeMaster, which reflects the opposing emotions. We sat down with the New York-born, Los Angeles-based artist to chat about building the illuminating new EP, finding his sound, and what's next. Stay connected with ECHO: Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter Pinterest --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readecho/support
Growing up as an introverted and anxious child in Toronto, Maddie Regent has always drawn comfort from music. Getting lost in the melodies brought her peace, while writing lyrics became like diary entries. Now based in Brooklyn, the “Girl of Your Dreams” singer is continuing to confront her insecurities on her latest release “Sleeptalking.” The shimmering synth-pop release is an encapsulation of “classic self-sabotage” as Maddie desperately searches for reasons to rationalize her unhappiness. We chatted with the singer-songwriter about “Sleeptalking,” creating music with her partner Cade Hoppe, and what to expect from this next era. Stay connected with ECHO: Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter Pinterest --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readecho/support
After listeners devoured his single “Aftertaste,” Finn Askew is satiating his fans' cravings for more with his single “16 Dogs.” Growing up in Somerset, the UK-born singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer always dreamed of pursuing music. After his debut single “Roses” skyrocketed thanks to support from Taeyong of NCT 127 and Jungkook of BTS, it's been nothing but up. Askew is continuing to dream big on his new single “16 Dogs.” On the alt R&B groove, Askew imagines what it would look like to live lavishly. We sat down with Askew to chat about “16 Dogs,” his career so far, and what fans can look forward to next. Stay connected with ECHO: Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter Pinterest --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readecho/support
Navigating adolescence is complex. Add the element of grief, and it seems impossible. Edge of Everything, the debut feature film from Sophia Sabella and Pablo Feldman, is the fictional story of a teenage girl who unwittingly faces the challenge of grief head on. After the devastating passing of her mother, Abby (Sierra McCormick of A.N.T. Farm,he Vast of Night, and American Horror Stories ) is forced to move in with her estranged Father (Jason Butler Harner). In an attempt to numb the pain of loss, Abby distances herself from her family and friends, seeking refuge in reckless relationships and risky behavior. Yet, through her rebellion she gains a deeper understanding of herself and the people around her. The coming-of-age drama also stars Ryan Simpkins, Emily Robinson, Dominique Gayle, Nadezhda Amé, Drew Scheid, Anthony Del Negro, and Mike Manning. We sat down with the film's lead, Sierra McCormick to chat about discovering her character Abby and finding a new appreciation for her own unconventional adolescence. Stay connected with ECHO: Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter Pinterest --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readecho/support
Millennials remember the satisfying karmic story of Avril Lavigne's “Sk8r Boi.” However, rising artist Haiden Henderson is actually living out those pop-punk dreams with his new single “bleachers.” After breaking things off with an unsupportive ex, the aerospace engineer turned singer-songwriter found fuel in the heartache to begin his meteoric rise. Three years and millions of streams in, Haiden is playing sold-out headlining shows and is “blowing out your speakers” one pop hit at a time. On our latest podcast, we sat down with Haiden Henderson to chat “bleachers,” performing live, and how he's having a “hell of a good time” with it all. Stay connected with ECHO: Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter Pinterest --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readecho/support
When does imitation go from flattery to a case of identity theft? Nashville-based pop singer-songwriter Leah Mason is answering that question with her new single “Klepto.” A follow up to “YOUR BOYFRIEND SUCKS,” this edgy pop anthem calls out a friend who took a little more than “inspiration” from Mason. “She would subtly ask me about where my clothes were from, and the next week she'd show up in the same thing I had been wearing,” Mason says. However, this “friend” earned the title of Klepto when, “she eventually started messing around with the people in my life, like talking to guys she knew I liked and inviting my friends to hang out without me. It was like she wanted my life.” From heartbreak to love and everything-in-between, Mason is capturing “that life” with honesty, relatability, and bite. On the latest episode of ECHO the podcast, we sat down with the storyteller to chat about the single, her transition from country to pop, and recording her upcoming album in Sweden. Stay connected with ECHO: Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter Pinterest --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readecho/support
American Idol is back on air for its 22nd season. As sad as we are to see Katy Perry leave after this season, the talent we have seen makes this season seem promising! One of those talented contestants is a former NFL player, Blake Proehl. Proehl was a wide receiver for the Minnesota Vikings but had to pull out due to an injury. Proehl used music as his beacon for recovering and getting into a mentally stable spot. His audition was wholesome as he sang by his grandmom's side, who inspired him to get into music and pursue a career in the arts. We chatted with Proehl in our latest podcast episode, discussing his transition from the NFL to the music world and more. Follow along with Blake Proehl on Instagram and TikTok to stay up to date on his journey on American Idol. Stay connected with ECHO: Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter Pinterest --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readecho/support
Brit Rising Star Nominee, Caity Baser is attaining success while still learning. Her latest mixtape, “Still Learning” encourages others to “own their f*ck ups” and grow from them. Her fans, or slaysers as they are affectionately called, are drawn to her unapologetic confidence and unfiltered honesty. We sat down with the Southampton star before she hit the road on her biggest tour to chat about the making of her mixtape and more. Stay connected with ECHO: Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter Pinterest --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readecho/support
Michael J Woodard knows how to make a first impression. In his audition for American Idol, he received a unanimous yes from all three judges. Now Woodard is re-introducing himself as an original artist with his debut EP MJW1 released through Katy Perry's label, Unsub Records. On the six track project, featuring “Trouble,” Woodard opens up about “where I've been, what I've done, and who I am.” We chatted with the Pop R&B singer-songwriter about the EP, working with Perry, and more! Stay connected with ECHO: Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter Pinterest --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readecho/support
Rising alt-pop artist Chloe Star has found her happy place. However, the journey to uncover it was a process. Throughout Chloe's life, journaling has been her solace. After being blindsided by a painful break-up, she began to process her thoughts through the only way she knew how, poetry and music. At first, she only set out to write “Fool,” which details the breakdown of the relationship. However, as she began to heal, she continued to write and defiantly emerged from the ashes of heartbreak with “Found My Peace.” Now, Chloe has rounded out the unexpected confessional trilogy with the empowering “Happy Place,” which realizes the freedom in healing. We chatted with the rockstar about finding clarity, creating community, and more! Stay connected with ECHO: Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter Pinterest --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readecho/support
Dean Maupin, a cosmopolitan and well-traveled musical sensation making waves on the rise. With a voice that is both clear and well-controlled, Maupin skillfully layers it atop sensual guitar strumming or heartbreak-infused instrumental tracks, showcasing his rhythmic and sensual musical prowess. His latest single, "I'd Be Mad," stands as a testament to his artistry—a compelling and intense love song where the anger emanates through the ballistic beat. Earlier this year, Maupin made a splash as one of the viral #MetGalaBoys2023, joining Mitch Cochran and Hunter Nance as extras on the iconic carpet, adding depth to the character and the overall image of the event. Since then, Maupin has experienced a surge in music and streams, seizing the opportunity to transform his talent into a burgeoning career. Stay connected with ECHO: Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter Pinterest --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readecho/support
In the ever-spinning wheel of high school life, Dakota Riley, an ambitious young athlete, gears up for his senior year amidst the familiar cadence of teenage routines – sports, classrooms, family dinners, and bustling school hallways. With dreams of athletic glory guiding his path, Dakota has meticulously constructed the framework of his identity within the confines of a calculated blueprint. However, as the dust of reality settles, Dakota finds himself at a crossroads, torn between the persona he's crafted and the person he truly is. In this captivating coming-of-age tale lies a constellation of remarkable performances, including a star-making turn by the talented Jake Holley. In the directorial debut of Benjamin Howard, ‘Riley' defies convention and sidesteps cliches, emerging as a refreshing gem in the world of coming-of-age cinema. Listen to our interview with Jake Holley as we journey through this poignant exploration of identity, ambition, and self-discovery. Stay connected with ECHO: Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter Pinterest --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readecho/support
If your TikTok algorithm favors aesthetically handsome men, chances are you caught a glimpse of the #MetGalaBoys2023 on your FYP, and among them was the rakish Mitch Cochran. Hailing from Detroit, Cochran graced the prestigious Met Gala Carpet in NYC at The MET, marking a significant step in his pursuit of acting as a lifelong career goal. Riding the wave of his viral trend success, Cochran seized the opportunity to dive into acting classes and start working his way to success. Stay connected with ECHO: Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter Pinterest --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readecho/support
All eyes are on fast-rising indie-pop artist Oscar Lang, who has returned with his long-awaited sophomore album, Look Now. Following the collapse of his first relationship and his subsequent heartbreak, Oscar turned to music for cathartic release. The result is his most soul-bearing and mature offering to date. On our podcast, we chatted with Oscar about the album, finding his voice, and more! Stay connected with ECHO: Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter Pinterest --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readecho/support
Starring and executively produced by Tom Holland, 'The Crowded Room' is a gripping, 10-episode limited series that stars Holland as Danny Sullivan, a man who is arrested following his involvement in a shooting in New York City in 1979. Alongside Holland, stars rising actor, Sam Vartholomeos who has also acted in shows such as Star Trek (season one) and Bridge and Tunnel. We chatted with the NYC-based actor about his time acting in a new AppleTV show and more. Stay connected with ECHO: Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter Pinterest --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readecho/support
Rising singer-songwriter Rowan Drake is no stranger to heartbreak. After a devastating accident at age 15, he was forced to give up his dreams of becoming a competitive snowboarder. Although heartbreaking, that incident provided the opportunity for him to explore his innate musicality and discover the healing power of music. Rowan has continued to find comfort in his art transforming pain into unexpected beauty. His debut EP 'Dear Ella,' turns the heartache of a past relationship into 9 intimate tracks, including “How Do I Love Again.” We chatted with Rowan Drake about the EP, its deeply personal inspiration, and more. Stay connected with Rowan Drake: WEBSITE FACEBOOK INSTAGRAM TIKTOK YOUTUBE Stay connected with ECHO: Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter Pinterest --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readecho/support
If you were scrolling through TikTok last November, you may have been invited to duet with a make-shift, wooden spoon microphone. The artist behind that viral “WYD Now?” open-verse challenge is Sadie Jean. Since then, the New York City and LA-based artist has carved out a spot for herself in pop with her confessional and observational lyrics that navigate life and love. Sadie has followed up the 121 million times streamed “WYD Now?” with “Locksmith,” and now her latest single “Just Because.” We chatted with Sadie Jean about the new track, and what's next for this emerging pop artist. Stay connected with Sadie Jean: YouTube TikTok Instagram Facebook Stay connected with ECHO: Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter Pinterest --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readecho/support
On this episode, we chatted with Devin Kennedy. The multi-talented artist's latest single “Frequent Flyer” has just landed. The dreamy slow jam is an inflight cocktail of pop, R&B, and alternative. This release is just one in a series of singles including “Fine Wine” and “As Is,” that have put Kennedy on everyone's radar including Spotify who named him 4th highest streaming unsigned artist in the US. We chatted with the multi-talented artist about the single, his upcoming album California Rain, and more. Stay connected with Devin Kennedy: Instagram TikTok Twitter Stay connected with ECHO: Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter Pinterest --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readecho/support
Singer-songwriter and producer Sam MacPherson recently unveiled his electric new EP Powerlines featuring his heartfelt single “Safe to Say.” The project, like the single, showcases Sam's earnest songcraft and candid relatability. Boasting the title of one of the top New Jersey artists to hear in 2023 and with nearly 50M career streams, it's “safe to say” that Sam is an artist to keep an eye on! We caught up with Sam before he embarked on his first ever headlining tour to chat about his new EP Powerlines released via Elektra Entertainment and more! Stay connected with Sam McPherson: Website Instagram Twitter TikTok Facebook Stay connected with ECHO: Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter Pinterest --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readecho/support
From a very young age, Lilah Fitzgerald has been a storyteller, whether it's bringing characters to life on tv shows like The CW's “HELLCATS” or escaping into her own imagination. Her latest feat is giving life to the character of Ava on AMC's new series LUCKY HANK. The dramedy follows Hank (Bob Odenkirk), an English professor in crisis. In addition to taking on the role of Ava, Lilah will be stepping back into "Ghoulia's" platform heels in MONSTER HIGH 2, the sequel to Paramount+ and Nickelodeon's monster hit. In between telling these stories, Lilah has managed to write her own. On April 4th, her debut futuristic YA fantasy novel, Stars and Swashbucklers will hit shelves. We sat down with Lilah to chat about her acting, writing, and what's next for this storyteller. Stay connected with Lilah Fitzgerald: Instagram Stay cconnected with ECHO: Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter Pinterest --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readecho/support
Authentic, heartfelt, and narrative are just a few of the words to describe the music of rising singer/songwriter Caleb Hearn. His unfiltered and candid writing provides insight into relationships, missed opportunities, and life lessons. His latest single "1/2 as good as her” pays homage to his grandmother, his rock and teacher. The vulnerable lyrics serve a thank you note for the lessons and the love that she's given him. We caught up with Caleb before he hits the road on April 14 supporting Ron Pope to learn more about the inspiration for the single, the upcoming tour, and new music! Stay Connected with ECHO: Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter Pinterest Stay Connected with Caleb Hearn: TikTok Instagram YouTube Spotify --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readecho/support
On our latest podcast episode, we chatted with Thomas Day. Over the past two years, Thomas has been captivating TikTok audiences with covers and his ability to channel his heartache into catchy, radio-ready hits. His new single “Vicious” released via Arista Records captures the heartache of betrayal and manipulation. We chatted with Thomas about the single, the “rage room” inspired music video, and more! Stay Connected with ECHO: Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter Pinterest Stay Connected with Thomas Day: Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter Spotify YouTube --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readecho/support
British singer/songwriter Rhodes invites listeners into an emotional new chapter on his sophomore album, Friends like These. The autobiographical release showcases musings and stories detailing love, loss, friendship, and hope. These ten stunning tracks were collected over the past 7 years since his acclaimed debut, Wishes, which included the single ‘Let It All Go', a duet with Birdy. “It took me a moment to get here but in such a noisy world, I've always found that true beauty and clarity comes in the pauses,” Rhodes says of the hiatus. We chatted with Rhodes about the independently released album, his upcoming tour, and more! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readecho/support
If you're a millennial that was into treasure and scavenger hunts, then you most likely watched the iconic movie series, National Treasure. Years later, now it's a show on Disney+. With guest appearances and Catherine Zeta-Jones playing the villain, the show is a great watch for avid lovers of mystery and adventure. Antonio Cipriano plays one of the main characters, Oren, who actually was the one who first got kidnapped from Catherine Zeta-Jones. We chatted with Cipriano about his acting career, and moving from Broadway to streaming. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readecho/support
On our latest podcast we chatted with Barny Fletcher. This rising London-based artist has launched his latest mixtape project, JETPACK. During the early days of COVID, when we were all stuck inside, Barny found opportunity in “the infinite labyrinth, which is the internet.” Delving into the plethora of beats, Barny was inspired by the work of some Platinum and Grammy winning producers. Blending those hip-hop beats and R&B melodies with his laser sharp lyricism, Barny has produced 10 high-octane tracks to get lost in, including “Weakness” and “Breakfast at Isabel's.” We chatted with Barny about the mixtape, performing live, and more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Emerging artist Adam Melchor is introducing fans to a new era of music with his single, “Turnham Green.” Adam first captivated fans with his track “Real Estate,” which introduced listeners to his alt/indie sound and ability to musically translate feelings in unexpected ways. His latest single begins his exploration into a new layered landscape that feels both intimate and collective. We chatted with Adam about “Turnham Green,” the music video, and what fans can expect from his debut album, Here Goes Nothing dropping October 21. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
At just 19 years old, Brayden Tabakian is on track to be the next famous singer and drummer, a type of talent we don't see much of in the industry. From being in a band with a good friend to now working on his solo music, Tabakian chats to us about his recent song, drumming, and much more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
On this episode we chatted with alt-pop singer-songwriter Sabrina Song. It's one thing to put feelings into words, but Sabrina is a master at putting those feelings into song. Her intimate lyrics find meaning in the most nuanced experiences, while her purposeful instrumentation helps to tell the story. Her latest single “Doors'' is an example of that brilliant artistry. Through the lyrics, Sabrina contemplates a relationship's toxicity and the times she wishes she advocated for herself. That inhibition is also represented through the purposely restrained melody that never hits the expected explosive chorus. We sat down and chatted with Sabrina Song about the production of the single, her upcoming EP, and more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
In 2014, Australian artist Ben Abraham released his debut album, Sirens to critical acclaim. Riding high on his professional success, Abraham was blissfully unaware of the impending heartbreak and faith crisis that would rock his personal life. However, like a phoenix, he rose from the ashes and coped in the best way he knew how, music. Abraham began pouring some of his most personal thoughts over a baby grand piano. In 2022, those honest lyrics and soulful melodies have culminated with his sophomore album, Friendly Fire via Atlantic Records. We chatted with the award-winning singer-songwriter about the new album, how a conversation with Kesha inspired a lyric in his introspective new single “Another Falling Star,” and more! Check out Ben's new single "Another Falling Star" on your Voice of ECHO 2022 playlist. Follow Ben Abraham: @benbenabraham Follow ECHO: @readecho --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
We chatted with Laura Morano about her new single "Dance with You," her new film The Royal Treatment, and more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
You could say Indie-Rock band Joy Again was before their time. Back in 2016, they released their single, “Looking Out For You.” The nostalgic banjo earworm had all the ingredients of a bop but went under the mainstream radar. Six years later, with the help of TikTok, their single has made a resurgence that has launched the song into virality. In November 2021, Joy Again introduced old and newly earned fans to their evolved sound with the release of their Arista Records debut, “What Lovers Do.” We chatted and laughed with Sachi, Arthur, Blaise, Tyndall, Will, and Kieran about TikTok, new music, and more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
'Tis the season for hot chocolate, holiday lights, and nostalgic tunes! This December, Elle Winter is putting her own spin on a holiday classic, “Christmas (Baby Please Come Home).” We chatted with the New York Native about reimagining the holiday playlist staple with the original writer, Jeff Barry, her holiday traditions, and an exciting new project. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Since the age of eight, multi-platinum and award-winning Denmark artist, Mads Langer has turned to music as an honest and cathartic outlet. While quarantining during the pandemic, he processed the swirling storm of emotions in the best way he knew how. He dove deep into his own experiences to write and produce one of his most authentic albums yet, ‘Where Oceans Meet.' Its lead single, “Lightning” is a powerful anthem about once-in-a-lifetime moments that bring two people together. We chatted with Langer about the new album, what fans can expect next, and more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Six years after Dublin-born singer-songwriter/producer, Orla Gartland first introduced her unique brand of lyrical candor, she is back with her long-awaited debut album ‘Woman on the Internet' via her own label New Friends. An ode to what Gartland has dubbed “the chaos of my 20s,” the 11 track project tackles subjects like toxic masculinity, self-discovery, and authenticity with wit, understanding, and a desire for connection. We chatted with the artist about the album, writing and recording during lockdown, and what to expect next! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
After chatting with Now United member Noah Urrea, we were interested in chatting with more members from the 18 member band. Josh Beauchamp is the Canadian member of the group. Similar to Urrea, he got started in the dance/music scene at a young age and since has found his way into the spotlight with Now United. We chatted with Beauchamp about his upbringing in the industry and much more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
If you've scrolled through TikTok recently, you may have heard a melancholic rendition of Gnarls Barkley's “Crazy” flooding your FYP. What you may not have realized was that the voice behind this viral sound was none other than Stephen Kramer Glickman, known by millennials as Gustavo Rocque, the band's producer on the Nickelodeon hit Big Time Rush. Glickman has had a passion for music since he first sat at his grandmother's piano at the age of two. Throughout the years, he has made his mark in comedy, television, and animation, but it was only recently that he began to seriously revisit that passion with his cover album, “The Moving Company.” Fresh off the release of his debut project, produced by Grammy Winner Greg Collins (Album Of The Year for U2), Glickman chatted with us about the album, the music videos, and what fans can expect next! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
In 2020, rising singer-songwriter ROSIE released her viral hit “Never The 1.” The track was not only an introduction to her authentic and transparent writing but set her off on a journey of healing and growth. That exploration produced breakup anthems like “To Get Over You” and introspective ballads like “Sad Sad Sad.” This reflection is culminating Fall 2021 with ROSIE's debut EP via Arista Records. The seven-track project takes on 5 different stages of grief, as well as transitional stages. We chatted with the New York native about the single, the EP, and the journey! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Growing up in Alabama, singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Zach Hood always dreamed of releasing original music. In middle school, he started to share his talents on Instagram, sharing covers with his growing followers. However, it wasn't until he posted a snippet of an original pop song to TikTok that those dreams became reality. Now the viral TikTok star counts himself among Arista Records' impressive roster with his label debut “Pink Ferrari.” We chatted with Hood all about the evolution of the single, the music video, and more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
We chatted with Noah Urrea, one of 18 members of the global band Now United, about their new single "Wave Your Flag," his experience in the band, getting started in music, and more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Ever since she was young, singer-songwriter KINGS has always wanted to connect to others through music. What first began as a passion in North Carolina evolved into a music career pursuit that took her to Nashville. In 2019, audiences took notice of KINGS's dedication sending a video of her singing at the Starbucks drive-thru into viral TikTok stardom. Since then, she has released the anthemic “ur a good bye,” and her most recent single, “Thank Me Later.” We chatted with KINGS about the single, TikTok, and what fans can look forward to next. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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