Saucy Talks

For our first ever quarterly issue cover artist, Nashville local Annie DiRusso comes on to talk about being an artist in the Nashville community, her song writing process, and her hit single "Don't Swerve".

Holy Moly artist Real Face comes on the show to talk his creative process on his upcoming album "Dumb Blue Car", his latest single Justice is Closure, and letting go of control. Later in the episode the Holy Moly crew join us to talk doing business with friends.

Namir Blade comes on the show to talk about the Nashville hip hop scene, signing to Mello Music Group, his album Aphelion's Traveling Circus, and much more.

Jake Smith, aka Legit Smitty comes on the show to talk his new EP, Goodwill Steeple, along with Holy Moly records, working with Zacl Levine of Pinegrove, and his creative process.

The Orange Lake duo of Jack Davenport and Noah Henry come on to talk about their new 2 pack, In My Mind/Up, and their plans for future releases.

Artist and engineer extraordinaire, Tristan Brooks, comes on to talk about his self-taught playing style, the meanings behind his music, and the future of live performance.

Whitney comes on the show to talk musical influences, her jazzy style, and creation during a pandemic.

Joshua comes on to talk about his creative process, the inspirations behind his music, and his connection with nature.

On Episode 6 of Saucy Talks, Ahmad Anonimis talks about his background growing up, artistic influences, hip hop Twitter and upcoming projects.

On Episode 5 of Saucy Talks, Theos Wall comes on to tell the story behind his song “You Can’t Smoke Weed in Tennessee”, his origin story and doing shows prior to COVID.

Following the release of their new album Eric, all 3 members of Shay Maniyah came on to talk about the making of the album, music, and life.

On episode 3 of saucy talks, Watsonville artists Kabwasa came on to talk to Connor about his new album Maiden Flight, his journey as an artists, and the importance of social activism to his art. Check it out below or on Apple Podcasts!

Josh takes us into his clothing brand, Flowr Gardn, gives us a look into his bluecoat management company that he co-found with our friend Josef Lloyd, and tells us a bit about some music he’s been listening to.

From San Francisco but currently based in Nashville, Miles came on the podcast to talk to Connor and Morgan about creativity in isolation, what he's been listening to recently, and the success of his song "Woah".