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A podcast where music creators educate music creators.
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BIJI: Finding Home Through Kurdish Music | The Story Behind ‘Legends’ (opens the original)
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BIJI’s Robin Nazari and Maceo Frost join the Sonical.ly Podcast to break down the story behind their debut album, Legends — a project shaped by Kurdish identity, hip-hop, family, poetry, filmmaking, and modern music production. Robin and Maceo talk about how a seven-year-old unanswered Facebook message eventually helped bring them together, how an emotional collaboration involving a poem about Robin’s late father became the spark for BIJI, and why the project ultimately became a place where they
Zoe Wrenn Made a 30M-Stream Hit With Her Own Software — Then Raised $5M to Build Tamber 🤯 (opens the original)
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Zoe Wrenn wrote a song that went on to surpass 30 MILLION streams — using an early version of software she built herself. Then that experiment turned into a company that has raised $5 million. 🤯 In this episode of the Sonical.ly Podcast , we sit down with artist, songwriter, producer, software engineer and Tamber founder Zoe Wrenn to explore one of the most unusual journeys at the intersection of music and technology. Zoe grew up surrounded by music — her father was a musical director for Cher ,
We Gave No Love For the Middle Child 10 Minutes to Make a Beat (opens the original)
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What happens when you give a producer who’s worked with MGK, TXT, Willow and more just 10 MINUTES to make a beat from a mystery sample? 👀🔥 We put No Love for the Middle Child to the test. But before the clock starts, No Love takes us inside the creative journey that took him from playing cello and making beats on Logic 9 to producing, writing and performing alongside some of the biggest artists in music. He reveals how meeting Mod Sun eventually led him into MGK’s circle , why their creative rel
The Linda Lindas: Going Viral, Growing Up & Making ‘Gotta Get Out’ (opens the original)
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How do four young artists develop their own voices while learning to create as one band? In this episode of the Sonical.ly Podcast, The Linda Lindas — Bela Salazar, Eloise Wong, Lucia de la Garza and Mila de la Garza — share how they grew from an unexpected young punk band into internationally touring artists, and take us inside the songwriting and music production behind their third album, Gotta Get Out . The Linda Lindas reveal how their creative process has evolved as they've grown as musicia
Noah Hill (Parcels): The Breakup Behind His Debut Solo Album 'OK OK NOW' (opens the original)
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How do you find your own artistic identity after years inside a successful band? In this episode of the Sonical.ly Podcast , Noah Hill of Parcels shares the deeply personal journey behind his debut solo album Ok ok now , revealing how songs written across nearly a decade kept circling back to the same relationship, its ending, and the memories that remained. Noah opens up about stepping outside the collaborative world of Parcels, returning to the folk and acoustic music that first inspired him,
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