HeyJaredWe Talk About Music
Directly related to We Write About Music, We Talk About Music is, you guessed it, the audio version of all the incredible artist and interviews we continuously upload to our YouTube channel. For those who prefer a listen as opposed to a view, this podcast is for you.
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- 19
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- Sep 25, 2026
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Lyons Lane (opens the original)
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Hearing a band successfully bridge two eras without ever feeling stuck in either one is beyond impressive ! Lyons Lane just pulled it perfectly on their debut EP, and after listening multiple times, we’re not surprised in the slightest. Released September 25th on vinyl and streaming platforms, "You'll Talk About It!" is genuinely so much fun, a blast from the past filtered through a distinctly modern lens. This Michigan based five piece, founded by Mark Leo and Thomas "Tomcat" Thompson, has buil
Marc Ambrosia (opens the original)
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Five albums into an awesome career built on real connection rather than pure entertainment, Marc Ambrosia continues to prove why his music resonates so deeply with listeners! His latest album, "Living For The Thrill" might just be his most emotionally honest work to date. This is a record that celebrates resilience without ever ignoring vulnerability, and it does so with real warmth and genuine intention throughout. Ambrosia has always approached songwriting as an invitation rather than a perfor
Hilary Cousins (opens the original)
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After reviewing and loving so much of his music, we finally got the opportunity to sit and speak with Hilary Cousins! Having freshly released his latest single “The Well”, we dug into everything surrounding the song, but also really got to know this artist who’s an endless “well” of creativity. Known mostly for indie, folk, and rock arrangements built around drums and guitars, Cousins takes a slight departure here, delivering a stirring piano and vocal ballad that feels both intimate and quietly
Courtney Elle (opens the original)
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Within the first 30 seconds, there’s a serious infectious energy to "Freedom," and it hits you right up until the closing moments. The Wilmington, Delaware born singer-songwriter Courtney Elle has crafted a song here that feels made for exactly the moments you'd hope, kicking back, pouring a drink, and letting the party naturally build around it. Elle has always had a gift for blending genres, pulling contemporary pop together with the timeless spirit of funk, disco, and classic R&B, and "Freedo
Nath Tavares (opens the original)
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This artist has quite literally pulled from an entire lifetime of influences and somehow made it all feel completely cohesive. Nath Tavares has accomplished a seemingly possible feat on her new album, "See Attachment." This is an absolute blast of an album, one that comes together to create an incredible range of sounds and stories into something that feels both sprawling and deeply personal. Tavares has lived a genuinely global life, shaped by her time spent across Brazil, Mexico, China, the Un
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