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Ensnared is a weekly live radio show, podcast, and music platform hosted by musician and comedian Sam Wolff on Radio Free Brooklyn. The show sits at the intersection of conversation and discovery, featuring interviews with musicians, producers, comedians, and artists alongside a carefully curated mix of underground hip hop, indie rock, soul, jazz, electronic music, and beyond. Beyond the studio, Ensnared expands into live tapings, performances, and curated showcases that bring the conversations into real spaces. By highlighting the people, records, and communities shaping independent music, Ensnared captures the energy of a living scene and invites listeners into the world behind the songs.

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Jamison Wake

47 min

Brooklyn musician, songwriter, and former pastor Jamison Wake joins us in the studio for this one. We get into Jamison’s musical upbringing, his years in ministry, and the road back to songwriting and creative expression. He talks about The Wheel, an album nearly a decade in the making, and the personal journey behind it, from youthful optimism to a more complicated relationship with the American dream. We also discuss the role of music in building community, his experience establishing a faith community in Brooklyn, and what led him to eventually step away from church leadership. Jamison Wake

Starcleaner Reunion

47 min

We have Jo Roman, Pat Drummond, and Neil Torman of Starcleaner Reunion in the studio for this one. We talk about the band's debut album Umbrella, a record that blends retro-futurist pop, psychedelic textures, jangle, and experimental sounds into something entirely their own. We get into the band's history as longtime friends from Springfield, New Jersey, how their sound has evolved through years of playing together, and the process of recording their most ambitious project to date. Plus, we discuss their upcoming show at TV Eye on November 7 and what comes next for Starcleaner Reunion. Starcleaner Reunion

Summer Fling

48 min

Eddie Kam of Summer Fling joins us in the studio for this one. We talk about the band's chaotic summer schedule, from four shows over Labor Day weekend to a three hour vineyard set in the Hamptons, a rooftop gig in Bushwick, and a 1:30 AM set at an EDM festival in the Poconos. All while the sake is flowing and Halloween is right around the corner. Eddie tells us how a sixth grade production of The Wizard of Oz helped set the stage for the band, how Summer Fling built an audience through word of mouth and persistent emails, and why they sneak original songs into their cover sets without telling anyone. We also get into what makes a great live show, how to keep a rowdy crowd in check, and the 12 hour music video shoot for their single "Gave Me a Sign." Stay tuned to the end for a live in studio performance of "Gave Me a Sign" by Summer Fling. Summer Fling "Gave Me a Sign" Music Video

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Jamison Wake

47 min

Brooklyn musician, songwriter, and former pastor Jamison Wake joins us in the studio for this one. We get into Jamison’s musical upbringing, his years in ministry, and the road back to songwriting and creative expression. He talks about The Wheel, an album nearly a decade in the making, and the personal journey behind it, from youthful optimism to a more complicated relationship with the American dream. We also discuss the role of music in building community, his experience establishing a faith community in Brooklyn, and what led him to eventually step away from church leadership. Jamison Wake

Starcleaner Reunion

47 min

We have Jo Roman, Pat Drummond, and Neil Torman of Starcleaner Reunion in the studio for this one. We talk about the band's debut album Umbrella, a record that blends retro-futurist pop, psychedelic textures, jangle, and experimental sounds into something entirely their own. We get into the band's history as longtime friends from Springfield, New Jersey, how their sound has evolved through years of playing together, and the process of recording their most ambitious project to date. Plus, we discuss their upcoming show at TV Eye on November 7 and what comes next for Starcleaner Reunion. Starcleaner Reunion

Summer Fling

48 min

Eddie Kam of Summer Fling joins us in the studio for this one. We talk about the band's chaotic summer schedule, from four shows over Labor Day weekend to a three hour vineyard set in the Hamptons, a rooftop gig in Bushwick, and a 1:30 AM set at an EDM festival in the Poconos. All while the sake is flowing and Halloween is right around the corner. Eddie tells us how a sixth grade production of The Wizard of Oz helped set the stage for the band, how Summer Fling built an audience through word of mouth and persistent emails, and why they sneak original songs into their cover sets without telling anyone. We also get into what makes a great live show, how to keep a rowdy crowd in check, and the 12 hour music video shoot for their single "Gave Me a Sign." Stay tuned to the end for a live in studio performance of "Gave Me a Sign" by Summer Fling. Summer Fling "Gave Me a Sign" Music Video

Nick Gomez

57 min

We have Nick Gomez in the studio for this one. Nick just got back from touring with Haircut 100, Adam Ant and Squeeze, scored the film You Are Here, and somehow found time to build Dispatch, an email platform for independent musicians. We talk about life on the road, scoring films, and why he decided to make another tool for musicians to pay attention to instead of just posting on Instagram and hoping for the best. Dispatch helps artists collect fan emails, organize contacts, and build campaigns without making the whole process more of a headache than it already is. Nick Gomez Dispatch by Rehearsal Space

Strange Lot

47 min

We have Dominic Manna of Austin psych band Strange Lot in the studio for this one. Dominic talks about the band’s self titled album Strange Lot, nearly calling it quits, and finding a new direction through late night demos and working with Alex Maas of The Black Angels. We get into the making of “All I Know,” moving from garage psych into a more synth driven sound, and building a new live setup. Dominic also talks about touring Europe, playing with Psychedelic Porn Crumpets and Melody’s Echo Chamber, and figuring out how to keep a band moving forward when things aren’t working. Strange Lot

Outer Shapes

47 min

We have Outer Shapes in the studio for this one. Laura and C talk about how a two person band became a fully built creative world, from the way they shape their sound around elements like fire and water to the visual language of masks, costumes, comics, CRT videos, and character driven storytelling. They get into how they met, how a 2020 apartment project became a serious band, and why keeping Outer Shapes to just two people is central to the project. They also talk about using Ableton, a Prophet synth, old Boss pedals, and a Metal Zone to build their recordings, along with their one song a month approach to avoid endless tweaking and decision making. The conversation also gets into making music while working full time, creative routines, ADHD, burnout, staying motivated, and finding a balance between discipline and play. Their new EP INNERSTATE was released October 2, and Outer Shapes are already deep into what comes next. Outer Shapes

Ensnared Live! EP182: Mister Neth & Fox Frazier at For the Record

1 hr 46 min

Ensnared Live! at For the Record with Mister Neth and Fox Frazier. This was the first ever live recording of Ensnared, filmed in front of a live audience at For the Record BK in Greenpoint. Mister Neth and Fox Frazier joined us for a night of conversations, music, performances, and whatever else happened once we turned the microphones on. We talked music, making things in New York, the strange process of trying to build a life around art, and a bunch of other things that probably made more sense in the room. Featuring live performances and conversations with Mister Neth and Fox Frazier. Thanks to everyone who came out and made the first Ensnared Live! what it was. Recorded live at For the Record BK, Brooklyn. Credits Host / Producer: Sam WolffMixing & Mastering: Sam WolffSound Engineer: Calvin WilliamsVideographer / Editor / Co-Producer: Nick KaschakGuests: Mister Neth (Ken O'Rourke) and Fox Frazier

Improvement Movement

50 min

We have Atlanta band Improvement Movement in this one. Recorded while the band was on tour, we get into how its members crossed paths through Atlanta’s DIY scene, local shows, shared connections, and eventually decided to make a band together. We talk about the making of their new album, Your Perfect Real Life, from a focused week of writing to recording between tour dates, and what it’s like bringing those songs to the stage. The conversation also gets into the band’s vocal harmonies, ambitious box truck music videos, and the ideas behind “Common Place,” including surveillance, rising costs, and the disappearing third places where people actually gather. Along the way there’s plenty of tour banter, stories about elaborate stage stunts, the relationship between anxiety and hope in the band’s music, and a brief investigation into what exactly makes a band a jam band. We also talk about touring as a way to connect with different communities and how absurdism can be useful when everything around you starts feeling a little ridiculous. Improvement Movement

Josh Klinghoffer PT2

1 hr 4 min

Special bonus episode! We have Josh Klinghoffer back in the studio for this one. We get further into his approach to recording, performing, collaboration, and figuring out what actually matters when you’ve spent most of your life making music. Josh talks about his work on A Drop In The Ocean and other records, the difference between playing in a room with people and being in the studio, and why he tends to gravitate toward more intimate live settings. We also get into working with artists like Chelsea Hodson and Danger Mouse, his massive catalog of unreleased music, and whether he sees himself playing more live in the future. We talk about the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, which he sees less as a goal and more as something that came along with the career, along with staying modest, respecting other people’s contributions, and not letting the business side of music dictate the creative process. * This was recorded back in July, and took a little longer to get up than expected. The original recording got corrupted, so this is what I was able to salvage. Sorry about the delay, but we got there. * Pluralone

Julian Hewitt & Carlos Cruz

51 min

We're joined by NYC comedians Julian Hewitt and Carlos Cruz in this one. A lively conversation about magic, stage fright, and the creative pressure behind comedy. The guys discuss performance, storytelling, bombing, self-editing, hypnosis, and the challenge of staying original while building a career onstage. Julian Hewitt Carlos Cruz

Navel Grazr

48 min

We're joined with Anjali of Naval Grazer in this one. We talk about the band’s disco-punk-pop sound, her musical journey from Carnatic vocal training to Brooklyn’s DIY scene, and the creative partnership that shaped the project. The conversation explores songwriting, collaboration, burnout with social media promotion, and finding more authentic ways to connect music with audiences. Listen to the end for an exclusive performance live in the studio. Navel Grazr

April Sickler

50 min

We're joined by NYC comedian April Sickler in this one. We talk about unemployment, brainrot Instagram posts, tattoos, comedy bits we’ve been working on, and April’s love for water animals, which she seems to take very seriously. We also get into the the various thoughts that make it onto Instagram when there’s no one around to stop you. We also talk about some new jokes, old jokes, tattoos, and probably several things that had nothing to do with any of those topics. There is no larger theme. April Sickler

D'LOURDES

50 min

We have D’LOURDES is back in the studio in this one. We talk about intentionally building a brand around your art, figuring out how much of yourself to put into the business side of being a musician, and making sure that process doesn’t start taking over the reason you create in the first place. We also get into the pressure to constantly market yourself, staying authentic while building a career, and finding a balance between treating your art like a business and actually enjoying making it.

Nico Davis

36 min

We're joined by singer, producer and multi-instrumentalist Nico Davis in this one. We talk about his musical journey and the sound he’s built across funk, indie pop and alternative R&B. We get into his approach to production, pulling from different influences and creating music that feels atmospheric, melancholic and personal. We also talk about navigating genres, the artists who have inspired him and finding a sound that’s uniquely his own.

Piatt Pund

48 min

We have Piatt Pund live in the studio in this one. He talks about his background in jazz, his latest single “SQUEEZE,” and the inspiration behind its brass fueled rock and roll fever dream. We also talk about his sophomore album IDK, his recent show at Arlene’s Grocery, and his friend Sam, who joins us in the studio to talk about helping bring Piatt’s digital aesthetic and artistic vision to life. Piatt Pund

Meital

49 min

We sit down with singer and actor Metial in this one. We talk about her brand new single “The Journey,” out Friday 8/14, ahead of her debut EP Almost Something arriving 8/21. She talks about her love for music at a young age and how how it first drew her into musical theater, balancing work while learning to produce her own music, and her experience as an indie songwriter in NYC. Meital takes us behind the process of creating her upcoming EP as well as an exclusive live performance in the studio. Meital

Lexee Kanaghinis (LXE)

1 hr 0 min

We have Lexee Kanaghinis, also known as LXE, joins from Melbourne in this one. A singer, actor, and dancer since age four, she’s also a multi-instrumentalist moving between piano, clarinet, guitar, and ukulele, with a strong theatrical presence that carries into her music. We talk about her new album Smells Like Wrong Dog, the confidence behind her music, and how her background in performance shapes her sound. She also shares stories from busking at farmers markets across Australia, and what those moments taught her about performance and connection. Lexee Kanaghinis LXE

Emilio Cuesta (QUESTA)

1 hr 0 min

We sit down with Emilio Cuesta (QUESTA) live in the studio in this one. Emilio talks through his acting pursuits, what he’s been building creatively, and how those worlds intersect with his latest music. We get into his recent journey with sobriety and how it’s reshaped not just his life but the way he approaches singing and performance. We reminisce on the early days, including sharing a bill at the old Rockwood Music Hall, and reflect on how far things have come since then.

Kate Neckel

1 hr 0 min

We have artist and musician Kate Neckel in the studio in this one. The convo gets into her starting to write and record music alone in her bedroom and building a sound that feels raw and personal. We touch on her visual art and the similarities between working with a visual canvas and recording music. She talks about being part of the collaborative art and music project Infinite Sound & Color with Pearl Jam guitarist Mike McCready, and how that experience fits into her broader creative world. We also get into her growing up around the downtown New York skate scene in the early 2000s and how that rawness shaped her creatively.

Chris Eichlin (Tea Leaf Collective)

1 hr 0 min

We have Chris Eichlin of Tea Leaf Collective in the studio in this one. We get into building a real music community in New York, how Tea Leaf has grown, booking shows, and why collaboration and referrals actually matter when you’re trying to make something last. The conversation drifts in the best way into weddings, dating apps, speed dating, kickball, gray hair, and the general chaos of doing live radio.

Arlo Indigo

1 hr 0 min

We have musician Arlo Indigo in the studio. Stick around for the end for an exclusive live performance from his new album "Normalized Cringe," out now. We get into his early days playing in a successful high school band out in Alaska, making the move to Portland at 21, and what that shift did for him creatively. The conversation drifts into the New York City scene today and what it actually looks like trying to be a musician in it, including the realities of social media and everything that comes with it.

Josh Klinghoffer Interview

51 min

We have Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Josh Klinghoffer in the studio in this one. The music legend started his professional career in the 90's at the age of 17 for The Bicycle Thief, played with the Red Hot Chili Peppers, and now currently with Pearl Jam. We talk about his early career and how he got started playing music, and how that has always stayed with him. We also get into his new album A Drop In The Ocean, from his solo project Pluralone. The conversation touches on the current state of music and whether there have really been any groundbreaking artists in the last 30 years.

D'lourdes, Janna Jamison, Franny Menace

1 hr 0 min

We have local NYC artists D'lourdes, Janna Jamison, and Franny Menace in the studio in this one. Our first full house episode, the three musicians pull up to chat about their upcoming show at Baby’s All Right in Brooklyn on 6/28, and how this bill came together through the NYC music scene and the social media sphere. It’s an affable, easy conversation that gets into how they all met, started working together, and what it’s like building something in a scene that exists both in real life and online. We also get into the endless snake-eating-its-head that is social media, and how that cycle plays into being an artist right now.

punk-ish w/ Hanna Hecht Hang Out

1 hr 0 min

We have Hanna Hecht, host of punk-ish radio, live in the studio in this one. Hanna joins Sam to catch up the best way they know how - live on air. This is the most highly anticipated, the most long-awaited broadcast of 2026. Enjoy foolery, silliness, and beautiful banter.

Navita Interview

1 hr 0 min

We have Jacqui from Navita in the studio for this one. Stay for the end of the episode for an exclusive performance live in studio! She shares the story behind their new single Lima-shaped pool and the leap it took to get there. Jacqui discusses walking away from a career in fashion to fully commit to music, and how that decision reshaped both their sound and path as an artist. Discover how that all-in mindset pushed them to take creative risks and trust their instincts in their writing.

Deer Tick Interview

1 hr 0 min

We have Deer Tick’s John McCauley and Dennis Ryan in the studio for this one. They share their creative process and the journey behind their new album Coin-O-Matic. They discuss building their home studio and how recording outside a traditional setting shaped their approach to songwriting and production. Discover how experimenting with custom setups like the drumbrella and embracing imperfections, including out of tune guitars, gave the record its character. They also open up about the freedom that comes with self engineering and taking creative risks.

Hero Magnus

1 hr 0 min

We have Hiro Magnus in the studio for this one. She shares her creative process and the journey behind her debut album "How Do You Leave a Warm Dark Place." She discusses her eclectic background, rooted in punk and singer-songwriter music, and how it shaped her approach to songwriting and recording. Discover the themes and emotional arc that define her album, and how she navigated self-doubt and artistic vulnerability during its production. Tune in at the end for a special live performance!

Kramer/Michael Minzer Interview

44 min

We drop into a deep cut from a recent interview with Kramer (Shimmy-Disc) and Michael Minzer (Paris Records) in this one. We talk about how Kramer’s work with Gregory Corso, Ginsburg, and others shaped a unique world of sound and words. Their stories reveal how sound manipulation, past recordings, and raw emotion come together to create timeless art. Enjoy a history lesson wrapped in poetry, experimenting with the boundaries of music and literature.

No Stupid Questions

50 min

We have Brian Cropp and Jake Baynum from No Stupid Questions in the studio in this one. This local indie rock band is making waves in the city with their upcoming show at Brooklyn Bowl 4/28. We get into how the guys met post-pandemic, their transition from a cover band, and how their recording process has progressed into releasing their new single "Taught Me the Game " was recorded. While there may be a lot of music technical talk, this episode is sprinkled with laughter and jokes. Check out the band music: No Stupid Questions "Taught Me the Game"

Jason Balla (Accessory, Dehd)

1 hr 0 min

We sit down with Jason Balla of Accessory and Dehd in this one. He shares his journey from emo bands to solo experimentation. Discover how DIY scenes and raw musicianship shape his sound, and get insights into Accessory's upcoming album Dust out 4/17. This episode explores vulnerability, creativity, and the power of music as a tool for growth and healing. Perfect for anyone seeking authenticity in art.

Aditya Maya Hangs

1 hr 0 min

We sit down with comedian Aditya Mayya in the studio for this one. A longtime friend and keyboardist for ALICE ELLIOT, Aditya dives into the development of his one man show centered around suicide, a personal project that balances weight with humor. We get into his writing process and just how gratifying a well written joke can be while building something this personal. While the subject matter runs heavy, the conversation doesn’t stay there as we get into music, past shenanigans, and a shared longing for the old use of exclamation points. Aditya Mayya

Shy PIt Interview

50 min

We sit down with Shy Pit for this one. The project of Mikey Hassick, Shy Pit returns to the show ahead of the upcoming album Blesser, continuing to build on the project’s sound and direction. We talk about the new record, how it’s coming together, and what’s been going into this next phase. We also get into revisiting the project, what’s changed since the last time on the show, and where things are at right now.

Syd Taylor Interview

37 min

We sit down with Syd Taylor in this one. The LA-based artist and former Stereo Jane member is stepping into her own with her debut solo album After the Fact, a fully self-produced project that marks a new chapter. We get into breaking out on her own, trusting her instincts, and the process behind building something that actually feels like you.

Lucas Deysine Hangs

1 hr 0 min

We sit down with Lucas Deysine in this one. The owner of For The Record, a coffee shop and vinyl record store on Manhattan Avenue in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, shares his journey from the hospitality world into building a space that blends expertly roasted coffee with a curated collection of vinyl, music concerts and live listening events, all with the goal of bringing community together around music and conversation. We talk about how the idea for the shop came to life, and what it’s like running a creative hub all on your own. Tune in for a candid conversation about hospitality, music culture, and the stories that make For The Record more than just a shop.

DIRT

1 hr 0 min

We sit down with Ethan Silver in this one. The DIRT bandmate shares his demo process, how it feels to play live shows, and the journey that led to our latest release, Severed. He also gives a sneak preview of our upcoming singles “Friend” and “Down with the Sunshine,” offering insight into our studio approach and the sound we’re building with DIRT. Tune in for an intimate conversation about music, collaboration, and the stories behind the songs. ⁠"Severed" - DIRT⁠

Homescreen Interview

1 hr 0 min

We sit down with good friend Spencer Brigman-Cáceres in this one. The bassist from the band Homescreen shares his musical background, how we first met, and the journey that led him to creating his latest work. He also gives a sneak preview of his newest demo straight from his studio, offering insight into his songwriting process and the sound he’s shaping with Homescreen.

NTHNL - "What Kind of World is This?"

1 hr 0 min

We sit down with Jacob Rudin again, also known as NTHNL, in this one. The artist behind What Kind of World Is This? joins us before his month-long, nonstop U.S. tour supporting the record. I caught his show album release show at Night Club 101 and we dive into the deeper questions driving the album and the full length move he produced for it.

bandNada

1 hr 1 min

We sit down with Kasey Porter and Jon Daly of bandNada in this one. bandNada.com is a creative music organization that brings musicians and fans together by helping local artists find shows, post events, and connect with audiences. We talk about how they started the organization out of a love for community and DIY music culture, what inspired the Band Lottery concept where musicians are randomly grouped into bands and put on a live performance together. Tune in for an inside look at how bandNada champions music, community, and spontaneous creativity.

We Made It

1 hr 0 min

It’s episode 150 and I’m flying solo in this one. A milestone moment calls for a stacked playlist and some reflection, weaving together tracks like “Control” by postergirl, “Moussas Finest” by Athletic Progression, “Squeeze” by Jake Amy featuring Erica Tucceri, “Light My Fire Again” by Reti, “Be Easy” by Kartell, “Pachinko King” by Don Glori featuring M.L. Hall, and “Feels So Wrong” by Mamalarky. It’s part celebration, part soundtrack, and all heart.

Phoebe Rings

1 hr 0 min

We sit down with Phoebe Rings in this one. Crystal Choi and Simeon Kavanagh-Vincent from the Auckland-born dream-pop collective joins us to talk about their creative process, the meaning behind their new album, Aseurai, and what it was like hitting the road last year during their international touring cycle with The Beths. Tune in for an intimate Zoom interview conducted as the band was in an Uber to the the airport.

Gus Wolff

1 hr 1 min

We sit down with my brother Gus Wolff in this one. We talk about the early days when we wanted to start a podcast together while he was living in NYC and Gus' latest favorite music. He breaks down his Spotify Top 5, featuring tracks like “I Want You Fever” by Momma, “Dog Days” by Dehd, and “The Boy” by Rochelle Jordan, plus favorites from Jessie Ware, Sheryl Crow, and Jess Williamson. From indie rock to dance floor cuts, we get into what he’s listening to, why it hits, and how music soundtracks different chapters of life. It’s a brotherly catch-up filled with nostalgia, taste debates, and the songs that define right now.

Mothé Interview

1 hr 0 min

We sit down with Mothé in this one. The Los Angeles–based indie pop artist, known for their genre-blending sound and dynamic live shows, reflects on their creative process and the energy of touring last year on the Total Popstar Tour, where they played venues across the U.S. and brought new music to fans on the road. We talk about how their latest releases came together, what inspires their songwriting and performance style, and how life on the road shapes the music they make. Tune in for insight into Mothé’s artistic evolution and the stories behind the songs.

Chris Kulesza Hangs Out

1 hr 0 min

We sit down with my good friend Chris Kulesza in this one. On a sunny Saturday, we catch up about everything from him attending the No Kings protest on 7th Ave to somehow ending up doing college radio without me. We also get into discovering a new club called Refuge, the energy of the city right now, and the kind of conversations that only happen between old friends. It’s loose, honest, and full of real-time stories from the streets to the dance floor.

Bryant Denton

1 hr 0 min

We sit down with Bryant Denton in this one. The host of Life Support on Radio Free Brooklyn joins us for a lively conversation about his house music days, unforgettable concert stories, and the love of karaoke nights.

Mister Neth (Ken O'Rourke)

1 hr 1 min

We sit down with Mister Neth in this one. Brooklyn‑based musician and multi‑instrumentalist Ken O’Rourke, who performs under his Mister Neth moniker, talks about his latest project, Talkin’ With Toby EP, sharing the creative spirit behind the songs and how he crafts his sound from start to finish. Tune in for a candid conversation about his artistic journey, creative process, and what inspires his boundary‑pushing music

Jonah Bobo 'Charm School' Interview

1 hr 0 min

We sit down with Jonah Bobo in this one. The New York–born musician and former child actor turned multi‑instrumentalist shares the inspiration and stories behind his 2025 album Charm School, a genre‑spanning collection he produced, arranged, and performed himself. Tune in for a candid conversation about his creative evolution, the making of Charm School, and what drives his work as a recording artist,

Tee Templeton Interview

1 hr 0 min

We sit down with Tee Templeton in this one. The veteran songwriter from Starkville, Mississippi, shares the journey behind his debut album, Diner of Doubt, and his latest album from last year. Tune in for stories behind the songs, his creative process, and what it’s like to finally share decades of music with the world. A candid, inspiring look at Tee Templeton’s artistry and passion.

Ava Maybee Interview

1 hr 1 min

Get an inside look at the creative world of Ava Maybee in this one. We dive deep into their newest release, Orange Drive – EP, exploring the inspiration behind each track, the songwriting process, and the stories that shaped this vibrant project. Tune in for candid conversation, behind-the-scenes insights, and a glimpse into what makes Ava Maybee’s music so captivating.

Dog Sitting

1 hr 0 min

Broadcasting while dog sitting in this one. This episode leans into restless, jagged energy and left-of-center textures. I spin new cuts from Etienne Machine, Neighbourly, Buddy Wynkoop, Water Machine, The Phlegms, SENTRIES, and Ditz, alongside sharp, punchy tracks from Charm School and Peel Dream Magazine. I also dip into earlier releases from The Russian Futurists and Prefuse 73, drawing a loose thread between early-2000s experimentation and today’s noisy, melodic underground.

Vince Urbanowski Hangs

59 min

Vince Urbanowski returns to the show in this one. We catch up on what he’s been building since his last appearance and dive into his new collaborative project with Jonah Bobo under the name Jon Von. We talk about how the partnership formed, what sparked their creative chemistry, and the making of their new double single,“Frogs and Wind” and “Take My Sense.” From sonic direction to lyrical themes, the conversation explores how the two balance instinct and intention, experimentation and structure.

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