Podcast appearances and mentions of miranda winters

This week, Features contributor Alyssa Edes talks with Chicago-based artist Miranda Winters AKA Mandy, about her debut solo album Lawn Girl. They discuss the genesis of Lawn Girl which took material from her past and finally laid it to rest, The song Mickey’s Dead Things about losing early life friendships, her cover of Jimmy Webb’s Now That I’m a Woman from The Last Unicorn, the importance of an all female band, and the routes we take to try to get back to our most authentic and vulnerable selves of early life. “Obviously the best way forward is to analyze your past.” - Miranda Winters of Mandy. Miranda Winters is a song-writer and musician best known for her role as the indomitable vocalist / guitarist of Chicago powerhouse, Melkbelly. Drawing on deep roots as a song-writer in Chicago DIY, Winters continues to evolve a signature sound by pursuing her music as a solo artist. Catch Mandy live August 30th at Sleeping Village. Produced by Alyssa Edes. Photo Credit: Mandy

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Miranda Winters (guitar/vocals) of Chicago's Melkbelly talked with Car Con Carne backstage at Riot Fest 2021.

Miranda Winters (guitar/vocals) of Chicago's Melkbelly talked with Car Con Carne backstage at Riot Fest 2021.

Miranda Winters is an indie songwriter and musician with deep roots in Chicago DIY. Her solo work is a sonic departure from the gritty post punk of her powerhouse project Melkbelly; Winters channels a folky mystical sound showcasing her giftedness as a meaningful songwriter. Check out the rad duo performance by Miranda Winters live at Audiotree. Download & stream Miranda Winters on Audiotree Live -- https://smarturl.it/AT-Miranda-Winters  Support the show: http://audiotree.bandcamp.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Outro music: Hurling by Miranda Winters

In this session of Music Therapy, I interview Miranda Winters about how her life and music have been impacted by quarantine. We talk about Melkbelly's new album, not being able to see her bandmates for practicing, postponing tour because of quarantine, how being a mom impacts her songwriting and touring, and more!Check out Melkbelly here: https://melkbelly.bandcamp.com/ Listen to my music on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1qyxydosK6a3Z52stGG32K Visit my website: http://jessicarisker.com Jessica Risker is a musician based in Chicago, IL and a licensed clinical professional counselor (LCPC).

Dan and Britton have a cheeky gear conversation with singer/guitarist/songwriter Miranda Winters, solo artist and singer/guitarist of Chicago's Melkbelly. We talk in depth about recording last year's 'Xobeci, What Grows Here?' and get it about making demos with boom boxes.

Post-Trash Live returns for episode two. Careful to avoid the sophomore slump, hosts Nick Dooley and Dan Goldin discuss the idea of record label identities while sharing more of this year’s highlights. From “poptimism” to that one commercially acceptable noise rock band of the year, all is discussed together with new music from Tropical Fuck Storm, Irk, Mister Goblin, Miranda Winters, Renata Zeiguer, and LandownerIntro by Disco Doom

Apologies for not getting this one out on Monday everyone. It's been kinda sorta stressful trying to get into this new housing situation, and it threw off my editing flow. Appreciate you sticking around with us. This time around, Steve and I travel to the magical land of Xobeci, and ask Miranda Winters, "what grows here?" JK, but we talk about her album though. Also, Steve discusses volumes 9 & 10 of the Desert Sessions. It's neat. Join us. Thanks for listening! - Carl

Melkbelly—comprised of Miranda Winters (guitar and vocals), Bart Winters (also guitar, and Miranda’s husband), Liam Winters (a bassist and Bart’s brother), and James Wetzel (drums)—recently sat down with the Weekly's Erisa Apantaku in a cozy practice space in East Garfield Park. Amongst Christmas lights, a number of effects pedals, and jamming from adjacent practice rooms, Melkbelly’s members shared their feelings about their recent tours—headlining in Europe and supporting bigger names like Protomartyr and The Breeders—and provided a new meaning to the term yard sale. Songs heard during this interview were "Off The Lot," "Kid Kreative," and "Cawthra," all from Melkbelly's 2017 album NOTHING VALLEY. The bumper at the beginning of the segment featured SSW reporter Bridget Vaughn and the Chicago band Malafacha and was produced by Jed Lickerman. For more news, visit www.southsideweekly.com.

Today we talk with Miranda Winters of the Stockton is Magnificent committee. Join thousands of proud Stockton residents in celebrating the talent, history and culture of our great city on Saturday, October 5, 2013, from Noon to 3 PM on Pacific Avenue between Alder and Castle streets. This event is FREE to the public. The event will kick-off at 12:00pm with the Children’s Parade, featuring the Celebrate Stockton Fun Time Band (Jazz Band) and Delta Fusion.This year’s Big Picture – a photo taken of the whole festival crowd – will take place at 1:00pm at Tuxedo Circle with photographer Steve Pereira.The Stockton is Magnificent mission is to encourage civic pride, to inspire and educate Stockton residents of the rich and diverse past, present and future of our community.Visit stocktonmagnificent.com for all the details. You can also learn more about this event at facebook.com/stocktonmagnificent.Saturday, October 5, 2013Pacific Avenue, (Miracle Mile) between Alder and Castle streets12 PM to 3 PMAdmission is FREE to the publicWe hope to see you there!Listen below or click here to save or play the audio.