HeyJaredLow Tide | A Post-Performance Podcast
Low Tide is a post-performance interview series from Seawall Sessions. Episodes will roll out alongside select live sessions, which are released exclusively on Youtube.When the gear is packed up and the adrenaline settles, we sit down with artists for an unstructured, honest…
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Oversharing, Radical Empathy, and the Art of Giving a F*** | Episode 12 (opens the original)
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In this episode of Low Tide, we sit down with @earthtoeve to talk about oversharing on the internet, writing political music in an increasingly chaotic world, and why she believes artists have a responsibility to reflect the times they live in. We dive into modern loneliness, hyper-individualism, therapy language, and whether the internet is actually bringing us closer together—or simply giving us better words to describe how disconnected we already feel.We also get into DIY artistry, building c
Going Viral, Getting Vulnerable, and Letting Go of Perfect | Episode 11 (opens the original)
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In this episode of Low Tide, we sit down with Katie Lynne Sharbaugh to talk about growing up between classical music and Irish traditional music, studying at Berklee, and eventually finding her way to Nashville. We dive into the perfectionism and performance anxiety behind her seemingly effortless viola videos, what it feels like to go viral for one specific part of your artistry, and the challenge of continuing to evolve when the internet thinks it already knows who you are. We also get into se
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