HeyJaredDigging for Tomorrow
I’m Britt. I dig through today’s music like crates of vinyl, looking for tomorrow’s favorites. This show is my mixtape and my notebook...recorded conversations with emerging artists, storytellers, and genre benders worth pressing play on before the rest of the world catches up.
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- Sep 21, 2026
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Episode 23: Atlanta Hard Rock Interview: JOA (opens the original)
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Calling in from Northwest Georgia is Jesse Owen Astin ( performing under the alias JOA). You've heard his production work on tracks by Miley Cyrus, Demi Lovato, and Forever the Sickest Kids...but you’ve never heard him like this. In this episode, we talk all things " Nobody Cares"... his first personal project to hit vinyl. Dig into his shift from the producer's chair to the artist's mic and the truth behind his hardest hitting lyrics...
Episode 22: Michigan Alternative Pop Interview: Mar In Color (opens the original)
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Mar in Color (of Grand Rapids, Michigan) opens up to me about being a music teacher....meeting her husband through music....and how the craziest things in life...can sometimes come out of the coolest connections.... Listen to Mar remixed with TechTonic and your mind starts moving in the raddest directions.....
Episode 21: Texas Synthpop Interview: Jessie Frye (opens the original)
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Jessie Frye has shared the stage with Pat Benatar, Beck, Com Truise just to name a few. Hailing from Dallas, TX...she joins me on a call to dig into all things Boys Club ... Kiss Me in the Rain ...and Otherworld ....
Episode 20: Michigan Hip Hop Interview: M.I.C Book (opens the original)
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M.I.C. joins me on a call today to delve into the nuance of his full blown jazz infusions, and why the GOAT Allen Iverson made an impact on his life that he'll never be able to shake.
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