We 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.

We Talk About Music is a music podcast hosted by We Write About Music, with 526 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

We Write About Music hosts We Talk About Music, a music show with 526 episodes published.

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  Catlea

  Aug 27, 202623 min

  There's infinite power in a song that takes something as vulnerable as self-doubt and transforms it into something resolute. Catlea has accomplished exactly that on their newest single, "Someone's Got To." Released worldwide on July 17th, this track is a beautifully crafted anthem of self-discovery, and it makes a genuinely strong case for why Catlea's music continues to resonate so deeply. Even better, we got to interview the artist and learn a ton about what makes this song great. It’s built around intimate acoustic guitar and cinematic strings striking a really lovely balance between poppy accessibility and real emotion. The instrumentation pops in a big way throughout, giving the track a lush feel that never overshadows the vulnerability at its core. That refrain, the simple but devastating idea of loving yourself when someone else won't, lands instantly.

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  Gabe Aree

  Aug 21, 202620 min

  There's such an immense amount of fearlessness running through "MUSIC SAVED MY LIFE," and it makes sense once you understand where Gabe Aree is coming from as an artist. The singer, songwriter, and producer has been writing music since he was just 9 years old, starting with a song called "Lonely," and that lifelong devotion to putting words and feeling into music comes through powerfully on this sophomore effort. Grab your nicest pair of headphones and sink into an outstanding album experience.

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  Violet Love

  Aug 14, 202622 min

  There's something really beautiful about a song that comes from a place of genuine, hard won belonging, and "Airport Road" captures exactly that feeling. Violet Love, the solo project born out of years spent moving through punk scenes in Las Vegas and Denton, an indie folk band in Arizona, and now a life built in Michigan, has crafted something here that feels like a real step forward, both personally and artistically. That sense of movement runs through Violet Love's whole story. Originally from South Orange, New Jersey, they've spent a lifetime chasing music across the country, playing since the age of 8 and writing and performing in bands since 13. That kind of restless, ever evolving path makes "Airport Road" feel especially meaningful, because at its core, this is a song about finally landing somewhere. Specifically, it's about the belonging they found in proposing to their fiancé and becoming part of his family, a beautiful, specific kind of love that anchors the whole track in something real and deeply felt.

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  Leo Sawikin

  Aug 14, 202620 min

  There's something really special about a song that starts as a happy accident and grows into something that feels inevitable, and that's exactly the story behind "Burning Love." Leo Sawikin stumbled onto this one almost by chance, fooling around in an alternate tuning while trying to remember a completely different song, and landing instead on chords that felt strangely Celtic, almost medieval. The result is one of the more soulful, atmospheric indie rock tracks you'll hear this year.

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  Automatic

  Aug 12, 20268 min

  Automatic have spent the last few years building one of the tightest, most confident live shows in the current wave of post-punk-adjacent rock, and their Saturday afternoon set on the Panhandle stage at Outside Lands was proof the trio's new record only sharpens that reputation further. Touring behind Is It Now?, Izzy Glaudini and Halle Saxon brought a set that balanced synth-driven cool with real physical urgency, and Golden Gate Park was fully locked in from the first note.

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