Podcasts about song a week

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It's been more than two years since Paul Rust and Michael Cassady of Don't Stop or We'll Die dropped in for an interview, but having just released their newest album Signature Please, the time finally came. Just as a refresher in case you happened to be unfamiliar with the band's work, Don't Stop or We'll Die have enthusiastically put together their niche style of music for quite some time now. With a podcast of their own called SONG-A-WEEK in which they release one song per week, this record Signature Please is the newest batch of tracks in which they continue to express themselves lyrically, instrumentally, and emotionally. It's always a blast getting the opportunity to speak with these two talented artists, so obviously it's a conversation not to be missed. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wewriteaboutmusic/support

This week on SONG A WEEK, Mike and Paul discuss the thrilling exhilarating heart-pounding world of… LULLABIES! Then they debut their new song… a lullaby known as “Quiet.” “Quiet” Written and sung by Michael Cassady and Paul Rust Piano and trumpet by Michael Cassady Drums by Tony Thaxton Guitar and bass by Emeen Zarookian Song produced by Michael Cassady Show produced by Michael “Mookie” Blaiklock Support the show + bonus monthly fun stuff: patreon.com/dontstoporwelldie

Unlocked and free for all! Paul Rust (The Great North, SONG-A-WEEK, With Gourley And Rust) joins the 'boys for the final Double of Yarrrchtdoughbarrrchest to discuss Lars Ulrich, Napster, and Elon Musk launching people into space before reviewing Garfield's Halloween Adventure.To get more Doughboys Double go to patreon.com/doughboysWant more Doughboys? Check out our Patreon!: https://patreon.com/doughboysSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This Thanksgiving week, Paul and Mike release a special BONUS EP from behind the paywall! Go behind the scenes of a Don't Stop or We'll Die, Song-A-Week songwriting session, and hear their song “Destiny Divine” go from conception to final recording! For more bonus episodes, ad-free listening, and mp3 downloads of all of our SONGS-A-WEEK visit patreon.com/dontstoporwelldie to support the show!

This week, Mike and Paul simply DISH about their new vinyl release, “Bellezas,' (the very best 12 songs from the first 50 episodes of Song-A-Week) before debuting their brand NEW song, “Fancy Paw.” “Fancy Paw” Written and sung by Michael Cassady and Paul Rust Piano by Michael Cassady Guitar and bass by Emeen Zarookian Drums by Tony Thaxton Song produced by Emeen Zarookian Show produced by Michael "Mookie" Blaiklock Support the show: patreon.com/dontstoporwelldie

It's Halloweentime! Celebrate with Mike and Paul as they countdown the three scariest and creepiest songs from Don't Stop or We'll Die on the “Song A Week” podcast! Don't be a chicken and dare to discover which songs! Songs produced by Michael Cassady and Emeen Zarookian Show produced by Michael “Mookie” Blaiklock Support the show: patreon.com/dontstoporwelldie

On this week's episode of SONG A WEEK, Mike and Paul discuss an exciting new spiritual group that they've joined (and no, it's not a cult!) - before they debut their new song “Destiny Divine.” “Destiny Divine” written and sung by Michael Cassady & Paul Rust piano by Michael Cassady drums by Tony Thaxton guitar, bass and synth by Emeen Zarookian song produced by Emeen Zarookian show produced by Michael “Mookie” Blaiklock support the show: patreon.com/dontstoporwelldie

We've got a big treat in store this week as we chat with sex writer, podcaster, and singer/songwriter Kate Sloan! Kate's written for the likes of Cosmo, Glamor, Teen Vogue, GQ and Playboy, and you can hear her on her own podcast THE DILDORKS. Want more? Of course! Check our her blog girlyjuice.net for her "A Song A Week" challenge along with her thoughts on sex, kink, relationships, fashion, beauty, and mental health. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goodpainpodcast/support

Mike and Paul present THREE MORE NEWLY-REMASTERED AND ENHANCED SONGS from the “Song A Week” podcast (now featuring extra brass, vocal sass and a touch of class!). All songs written and sung by Michael Cassady and Paul Rust Songs produced by Emeen Zarookian and Michael Cassady Show produced by Michael “Mookie” Blaiklock Support the show: patreon.com/dontstoporwelldie

Don't talk to me until I've had my episode of “Song A Week!” This week Mike and Paul discuss all things COFFEE and debut their new pop ditty “Big Boy.” “Big Boy” Written and sung by Michael Cassady and Paul Rust Piano by Michael Cassady Drums by Tony Thaxton Guitar and bass by Emeen Zarookian Song produced by Emeen Zarookian Show produced by Michael “Mookie” Blaiklock

It's a delightfully unexpected event as Richard Nixon and his clone guest host this week's SONG A WEEK featuring the debut of the new Don't Stop Or We'll Die song “Sands of Time.” “Sands of Time” Written & sung by Michael Cassady & Paul Rust Piano by Michael Cassady Drums by Tony Thaxton Guitar by Emeen Zarookian Song produced by Michael Cassady Show produced by Tony Thaxton Support the show: patreon.com/dontstoporwelldie

This week Mike and Paul face a DIRE EMERGENCY in this SPECIAL DIRE EMERGENCY episode of SONG A WEEK featuring the debut of their new song "Always On The Run!" "Always On The Run" Written and sung by Michael Cassady and Paul Rust Piano, bass and keyboard by Michael Cassady Drums by Tony Thaxton Song produced by Michael Cassady Show produced by Tony Thaxton Support the show: patreon.com/dontstoporwelldie

It's the one year anniversary of the SONG A WEEK podcast! Mike and Paul discuss their most memorable celebrity paranormal encounters and debut their new song “Maggie McKersey!” “Maggie McKersey” Written and sung by Michael Cassady and Paul Rust Piano, bass and drums by Michael Cassady Song produced by Michael Cassady Show produced by Tony Thaxton Leave your question for Don't Stop Or We'll Die at 323-538-4269

This week on SONG A WEEK, Mike and Paul reminisce about the grand tradition of PARADES as well as debut their brand new parade-based song “Turtles on Parade.” “Turtles on Parade” Written and sung by Michael Cassady and Paul Rust Piano and trumpet by Michael Cassady Drums by Tony Thaxton Strings by Emeen Zarookian Show produced by Tony Thaxton Song produced by Emeen Zarookian Support the show: patreon.com/dontstoporwelldie Leave your question for Don't Stop Or We'll Die at 323-538-4269 zX9x9Z5ez8L0GwuP5qDG

It's Alias August on Bizarre Albums! All month long, episodes will focus on albums that artists released under another name. XTC has been called anything from post-punk to power pop. In the mid-80's, they would release a psychedelic album…under a fake name. This is the story of The Dukes of Stratosphear's 25 O'Clock, from 1985. Special thanks to Paul Rust and Michael Cassady! Don't forget to check out their podcast, SONG-A-WEEK by Don't Stop or We'll Die! Support the show: patreon.com/bizarrealbums Follow the show on Twitter & Instagram: @bizarrealbums Follow Tony on Twitter & Instagram: @tonythaxton --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On today's episode of SONG A WEEK, Mike and Paul answer a listener's voicemail question about their frog-focused songs and debut their new (non-frog-focused) song “Woe Is Me.” “Woe Is Me” Written and sung by Michael Cassady and Paul Rust Piano by Michael Cassady Drums by Tony Thaxton Guitar and bass by Emeen Zarookian Show produced by Tony Thaxton Song produced by Emeen Zarookian Support the show: patreon.com/dontstoporwelldie Leave your question for Don't Stop Or We'll Die at 323-538-4269

Today, we jump back into the wacky world of podcasts. What happens when you nipples is out? Find out now!! This episode features clips from the following podcasts... O.K. Stupid, Your Artificial Friends, You've Got Murder, Tom Myers vs. The World, Claire at the Store, Just Your Average Channel, The Potato-Cast, SONG-A-WEEK by Don't Stop or We'll Die, Crazy from the Heat, & My Brotha n Me. SHOUTOUT TO: WHO ARE THESE PODCASTS also on PATREON Patreon: Patreon.com/toiletdotshow Twitter: @toiletdotshow Email: toiletdotcompodcast@gmail.com Hotline: (401)-594-9414

18 Y/O Rapper, Singer, Songwriter, Producer, and Mixing Engineer, NLN joins the DTP to go behind growing as an artist while releasing a song a week over the last 2 years.  NLN has been writing since the age of six, but it was 2017 that he began to meld his style of rap, hip hop, and pop. We dive into his growth from that moment, into the decision to release a song a week, growing as a producer, being featured on a radio station he grew up listening to, a few of his 2021 tracks, and much more!  ----- Listen to NLN on Spotify @   Follow NLN on IG @   Subscribe to NLN on YouTube @ ----- Pick up Desert Tiger Merch @   Follow Colton Gee & Desert Tiger -----

Set your hearts to “ballad” for this week's “Song A Week” as Michael Cassady and Paul Rust debut their new Don't Stop or We'll Die song “On The Tarmac” as well as answer a listener's hotline question to the band! “On The Tarmac” Written and sung by Michael Cassady and Paul Rust Piano and trumpet by Michael Cassady Guitar, bass and strings by Emeen Zarookian Show produced by Tony Thaxton Song produced by Emeen Zarookian Leave your question for Don't Stop or We'll Die at 323-538-4269. Support the show: patreon.com/dontstoporwelldie

Luke Leighfield is a London-based songwriter and got himself into an utterly ridiculous project for 2021: He wants to write and release a new song every single week! We here at Songwriting Idiots find it hard enough to come up with a song each month so we simply had to get Luke on the show to find out he he does it. So that's what we discuss in this special in between seasons episode. On top of that, we talk about Luke's songwriting process, tech and - most importantly perhaps - his dog.

Debuting their new weekly podcast, “SONG-A-WEEK” (out now), we spoke with Paul Rust and Michael Cassady of Don't Stop Or We'll Die! For those unfamiliar with the work of the band, this Los Angeles based piano-pop-weirdo group have been churning out catchy tunes since the early 2010's. Originally made up of Paul Rust, Michael Cassady, and Harris Wittels, the band has brought on super musicians, Emeen Zarookian and Tony Thaxton to help sharpen up the final sound. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wewriteaboutmusic/support

Join Don't Stop or We'll Die as they reminisce on their first-ever CDs in life, then let them lift your spirit with their spirit-lifting ballad “Oldies on Eight Track” - the all-new song on this week's episode of “Song A Week.” “Oldies on Eight Track” Written and sung by Michael Cassady & Paul Rust Piano by Michael Cassady Drums by Tony Thaxton Guitar, bass and strings by Emeen Zarookian Show produced by Tony Thaxton Song produced by Emeen Zarookian Support the show: patreon.com/dontstoporwelldie

Please tie your dance-floor shoes tight and get ready to sweat as Don't Stop or We'll Die introduces you to their hot new recipe for “Rhubarb Pie” (AKA this week's new Song A Week!). Support the show: patreon.com/dontstoporwelldie

So I came to the conclusion that I'm going to start putting out a new song every week. It's something I've wanted to do for a really long time. When we hit 366 episodes in a row of this podcast, I'll pivot to doing a new song every week. It will take up all my time and will be the most challenging thing I've done in my career. I'm ready for it. Peace & War at the same time. Netflix Of Beats https://bopmop.com?aff=Leezythegifted Leezythegifted Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcPECB5Nja8oWDqVz8kSmFg?view_as=subscriber Leezythegifted Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/leezythegifted/ Leezythegifted Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/artist/4GX0VR7K1JRRBBkHGzshJA?si=2TMsJfzqQ9Sety6ZvWRGnQ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/musicmasterypodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/musicmasterypodcast/support

Don't Stop or We'll Die invites you behind the paywall to enjoy a bonus episode of mailbag Q&A with a funky songwriting sesh and special deleted Song-A-Week song. Become a patreon for weekly bonus episodes at patreon.com/dontstoporwelldie

Michael Cassady & Paul Rust (Don't Stop or We'll Die, SONG-A-WEEK) join the 'boys for an episode free of all silliness and a revisit of Burger King. Plus, another edition of Jingle All The Whey.Sources for this week's intro:https://www.smh.com.au/national/jack-not-so-hungry-for-burger-king-20020425-gdf84v.htmlhttps://www.smh.com.au/business/burger-king-slips-into-hungry-jacks-uniform-20030602-gdguzj.htmlhttps://www.bizjournals.com/southflorida/stories/2003/05/26/daily36.htmlhttps://mashable.com/2016/01/22/american-chains-australia-struggled/https://www.thebalancesmb.com/us-retail-chains-in-australia-2892913https://www.hungryjacks.com.au/about-hj-sAdvertise on Doughboys via Gumball.fm

Every week on SONG-A-WEEK Paul Rust and Michael Cassady release a brand new Don't Stop Or We'll Die song. This week we dig into SAILOR AT HEART! Brand new songs every Wednesday on SONG-A-WEEK from Don't Stop Or We'll Die, produced by Emeen Zarookian and Tony Thaxton.

Every week on SONG-A-WEEK Paul Rust and Michael Cassady release a brand new Don't Stop Or We'll Die song. This week we dig into TV AND FAST FOOD - the first new song released on our first podcast episode! Brand new songs every Wednesday on SONG-A-WEEK from Don't Stop Or We'll Die, produced by Emeen Zarookian and Tony Thaxton.

The delightful Michael Cassady (actor, comedian, musician from Love & Drunk History & the awesome band Don't Stop or We'll Die) & I discuss doomsday prepping, goats, his exciting new podcast Song-A-Week, the band's Twitch show, the Mitch Live experience, what he listens to, Beetlejuice & oh so much more. @MichaelCassady on Twitter & IG @DontStopOrWell1 on Twitter @dontstoporwelldie on IG linktr.ee/dontstoporwelldie for all else

SONG-A-WEEK by Don't Stop Or We'll Die is coming 11/11/20!

Today Narwhal and Matt are joined by the talented Seattle based producer, KeezyBaby! They discuss why a lot of artists shouldn't rap, what Keezy learned from the legendary producer illmind, Mac Miller's legacy, & more! Follow us on social media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/naspodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/notasheeppod Check out KeezyBaby's music: https://open.spotify.com/artist/64olmZFbg5l6Ae4twl8lhD?si=OCMmAH9ETaOHyZUAocaUqA

Are you afraid of getting started? Eric DiGiovanni (DGV) has been releasing a track a week for the last few months while having a full-time job and gigging as a DJ. We delve into how his confidence has been built up and how his mindset has shifted into how he approaches his career goals. Not only has his work improved dramatically, but he's also gained newfound wisdom and appreciation for who he is as an artist. Join The Conversation At:www.bestauthenticself.comChase's website:chasearrington.comSupport the show (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6y1zfdP48GOLoTdn-Ej98g?sub_confirmation=1)

Atlantic Record's Reco Havoc stopped by Boom 103.9 in Philly to talk Mina SayWhat on Mina's House. Reco shares what he learned from going on his first tour and what he found was surprising while he toured cities he has never been to before. He talks about about his new mixtape and his plans to get him hot in these streets!

Today I get to talk with the amazing Dina Bach, who writes a new song every week, yes every week. 93 weeks later and still going strong. Listen and get some inspiration to be disciplined and form a habit that moves you forward. Links: www.dinabachmusic.com On Facebook https://www.facebook.com/dinabachmusic/ Free Email Workbook: inthekey.co/masteringemail Song- Dance In The Rain by Dina BachSupport the show (http://www.paypal.me/cbemusic)

Chris gets (relatively) funky, employing rhythms and guitar stuff never before seen in one of his songs. But what does it mean?

EMH contemplates the idea of being set in one's ways, especially if the ways aren't that beneficial.

OK, so the SAW has slipped to a schedule that might be more aptly termed 'occasional', but we're still determined to get caught up. For this week, Chris cuts it up with a KLF/JAMs/Timelords-inspired dance number containing little other than drum loops and samples from other sources (and some other synths to round things out). The samples included come from CDs by Consolidated, Shawn Colvin, Ashley MacIsaac and Leonard Cohen. How's that for an eclectic mix?

Still behind schedule, but destined to catch up (someday), SAW plows forward with this EMH contribution. Enjoy the Bruce Springsteen inspired vocal performance in this rocked up acoustic gem of mixed metaphors.

Vacation, desperate illness, writer's block ... These all had a hand in much delaying this latest creation from Chris. He says he's really sorry. This difficult slice of soul-searching was written at the guitar in a few minutes and recorded in under two hours. After weeks or months of desperate nothingness, this is a good thing. The arrangement is pretty spare ... just guitars, bass, piano and vocal. A bonus song will follow within a few days, then Erik will be back next week to get us back on schedule. Cross your fingers!

Chris finally gets a break with this song from the NyQuil-addled mind of Richard. He blames illness for a lack of polish and weak vocals ... Honestly, though, he sounds fine!

'There Are No Words' is more of a description than a title for this one, but titling instrumentals is always tough. Chris offers up his second-in-a-row SAW, this one a blatant attempt at dance pop, only without words.

Chris lopes slowly into view with this laid back slice of weirdness. A sparse arrangement and more comfortable songwriting ground than his previous couple contributions. He had trouble coming up with a title for this one -- it was almost called Song 17, but that seemed a little too 'Blur'. By the way, have you checked out the SAW Blog yet? www.haikurd.com/SAW ...

Enjoy this poetry inspired folk song of how waiting out corporate downsizing is something akin to riding a slow and demented train ride.

Says the composer: "Let's see: Melody and title came to me while driving and notated on my cell phone. Not safe, don't recommend it. Debut of my mandolin (if I remember correctly) in the SAW, hello to that - not safe, wouldn't recommend it. That's about all I gotta say about that. Be safe, y'all."

After a week or two of ingesting entirely too much John Foxx (in his ambient music mode) and Throbbing Gristle, Chris offers up this ... um ... 'song' to a weary world. Lacking a fixed structure, melody, lyrics, or even an identifiable chord progression, this one certainly falls into the experimental category. Thoughtful, urgent at times ... and far too short.

Chris set off with a few things in mind ... A title, a first line and a determination to do an '80s techno-pop style ballad. While this one, like his last couple, wandered off in some unexpected directions, he was at least closer to the neighborhood he had in mind than the last couple times. Consider it also, in some ways, a tribute to one of his favorite bands, Spandau Ballet, who announced their reunion today after almost 20 years apart. Probably has more in common with Pet Shop Boys, to be honest, since it's 100% synth driven. He had a busy week ... this one was cranked out in one long, feverish evening. He wants to redo the vocals.

Richard makes use of hand-brushed acoustic, strummed acoustic, solo electric (x2), three vocals and bass to prepare what might almost be termed a .. erm ... happy song!

This number by Mr. Hendel examines the attitude of the modern home owner.

Nothing about this offering from Chris came out exactly as planned. Slow, meditative fingerpick? Gone. Lush, dense arrangement? Gone. Happy, uplifting lyrics? Oh, so gone. That said, this sparse piece of lovelorn desperation features Chris's first ever guest performer, the fine fiddler Becky Wolfe from his regular band, Inis. The fiddle bits were recorded on stage between sets at an Irish pub and hence are a bit rough but add a nice touch. And lest his recent string of love-gone-wrong songs give you the wrong impression, HIS relationship is just fine! It's called imagination.