Tedious & Brief
We are joined by Jamie Jacobsen of Tedious & Brief, who’s music and convo is certainly not the former, and you won’t want it to be the latter.
Check out the Bands and Musicians we have spoken with. Maybe they could be Your Next Favorite Band
We are joined by Jamie Jacobsen of Tedious & Brief, who’s music and convo is certainly not the former, and you won’t want it to be the latter.
IVA joins Phillip and David and talks about her rising cinematic, opera-pop. She also plays a couple of tunes from her newest release Nobody’s Woman
R-son the Voice of Reason joins Phillip and David and we dig into his history of becoming R-son, Gangstagrass , and all things nerdy. He also throws down a stellar freestyle and we talk about criminal justice and his education in the field.
Quinn Sullivan joins Phillip and David to talk about his newest release Wide Awake, performing on television since the age of 6 and his mentor Buddy Guy.
Join Phillip and David as they spend time with Phil Leavitt and Joie Calio of 7Horse and dada, and their self-described “postpunk dystopian blues”. Wait til you hear the stories of these two lifelong musicians, and their sound! They are sure to impress and you’ll be surprised at how much you already know from them.
Tune in as Phillip spends time with Matty, Todd and Seth Juknevic of Trouble City All-Stars – Bethlehem’s premier reggae, dub band.
Join Phillip and David as they spend time with Nashville-based rockstar, and literal poster child for Your Next Favorite Band – Jon Worthy.
Phillip and David interview Sean Kelly of The Samples and were pumped to make this a reality. They headed to Boonton Coffee in Boonton, NJ where Sean had performed the night before for an interview filled with nuggets and stories that you might know, and some you probably never heard before (we sure didn’t!).
Slainté! Fig For A Kiss, an incredible local Celtic music trio, join Phillip and David at McCarthy’s Red Stag pub in Bethlehem.
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, stunning jazz vocalist Corinne Mammana joins Phillip and David for conversation and a performance
Join us as we sit down with neo-folk songstress Emily Drinker, who recently performed during our Winter WonderJam.
Join us for the first episode of the new year as we spend time with Terrible Orange Things.