Dara – “Don’t Wanna Cry”
We openly embrace our ignorance on the POP scene here in Nashville. Dara is yet another entry point into finding more quality music from a genre that our city isn’t known for but, clearly, can pull off with great results.
Author Archives: Michael Eades
Joanna? Elizabeth? Joanna?
In this episode, the guys kick things off by discussing a few aspects of the Bill & Ted Universe that haven’t aged so well. After the airing of grievances, they partake in a refreshing interview with 80’s icon Diane Franklin to discuss her career, filming Excellent Adventure, and how a college exam ushered in an age of curly hair.
Peachy – “Fetish” (Official Video)
You may have likely already caught this Peachy music video premiere for “Fetish” over on The Cream. If so, watch it again. If not, now is your time to partake in one of the finer releases of 2018. Taken from their debut album Squirt, “Fetish” contains all the punk-y fun of the rest of the […]
Inaugural Neighborhood Dive Bar Tour
PART ONE of a multi-part series that we plan to revisit from time to time: the best of Neighborhood Bars (also known as “Dive Bars” – if you’re feeling a bit derogatory).
Volume 121 with Lance Conzett
Very special guest Lance Conzett joins us for a look at some Nashville Pop Music discoveries (as well as some of his non-pop local favorites) and delivers in spades.
Not Your Choice, Jean-Luc with Larissa Maestro
Discussing the entirety of science fiction proved to be too much for one episode so Jamie, Ashley and Larissa stepped into a well timed wormhole to divide the conversation. This is Part Two of Sci-Fi Hotties with Larissa Maestro.
Sam Hoffman – Fairweather
Fairweather by Sam Hoffman On episode 120 of the WOTT Music podcast we played “December”, the lead track from Sam Hoffman’s debut album, Fairweather, and, surprise!, we liked it. As remarked on that episode, there’s something immediately familiar about the style of Hoffman’s music that is reminiscent of Matthew Sweet. Also noted on that show […]
Those Who Can Shred
Jason and Kelly interview Oscar-Nominated Composer David Newman and discuss his career and involvement with both films. Also, the guys go over listener feedback and discuss the musicians who provided the the guitar solos in both films.
Okey Dokey – “Wait on Me”
It’s been a minute since Okey Dokey released their last full-length Love You, Mean It but that doesn’t mean they haven’t been busy. Aside from a fairly relentless touring schedule, they’ve also been trickling out a stream of new singles. The latest is “Wait On Me“, a mid-tempo pop diddy that pulls from plenty of […]
New Threads – “America”
America by new threads Generally, I steer clear of any kind of music labeled “groovy.” That’s not to say I don’t enjoy a song that has a groove but there’s something about directly identifying your music as “groovy” that raises alarms for me. So, when the new single from New Threads starts with the line […]
William Tyler – “Fail Safe”
Goes West by William Tyler Let’s get this out of the way right up top, I think William Tyler has moved to Los Angeles. I might be wrong but, if true, his presence here on a site about Nashville area music is a bit of a stretch. However, Tyler has been involved with so many […]
Levi J. Miller – Tales in Red Writing
We have not been diligent in keeping up with Levi J Miller as the deluge of music really is a lot to track. We fucked up.