This week we chinwag about what we were doing as musicians at the young age of 12. Afterward we chat with Anastasia Grace, singer of The Haunt.
The sibling fronted group based out of South Florida merges genres of alternative, indie, rock & roll, garage, and blues. 17 year old Anastasia has been performing live since the age of 9, complimented by her older brother, Maxamillion. Anastasia tells us about her experiences in middle school, which lead to a viral hit song that she wrote entitled “All Went Black”. She also tells us about her experience on the road, opening for Palaye Royale, and much more!
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Hands Like Houses’s new self-titled EP is certainly a departure from their Metalcore roots.
Are you ready for another episode of The Rockstar Dad Show? You better be, because Jaret and Gary have plenty to chat with you about this week.
Listen in as the guys talk the realities of divorce and co-parenting. They’ll also dig into the flipside—wedding planning and Jaret’s #lifehack for cutting costs. Plus, they talk reality TV, Survivor on VHS, and Costco.
Later Dave Hause calls in to tell us about his career, from starting off with Sick Of It All and The Bouncing Souls to his band The Loved Ones. The father of twins also tells us about finding out he’s about to be a dad to two, balancing life and touring, and making a cover album.
Some albums invoke nostalgia—beabadoobee’s Fake It Flowers reinvents it.
Listen Up! This time on episode 755, Tyson Kelly joins the show to talk about his new EP: Plastic Rockstar …enjoy! The Brett Davern Show is streamed LIVE daily at 10am (eastern) 7am (pacific) on idobi Radio at https://idobi.com. Follow Brett on social media @BDavv, Katie : @KatieLeclerc, the show @BrettDavernShow
The Rockstar Dad Show is back for another hour of entertainment—and this time they’re bringing guest Clinton Sparks along for the whole ride.
Clinton is truly a man who wears many hats, as an entrepreneur, DJ, author, and… well, the list goes on. He’s lived a big life with ups and downs along the way, and he chats with Jaret and Gary about everything from his UPS job to making a start in the music industry.
On top of sharing some information about his upcoming EP Ninety3 and his book How To Win Big In The Music Industry, Clinton talks “dad resumes”, keeping your kids safe in a digital age, and more. You won’t want to miss this conversation, listen in now!
Devin Guisande, donning the mantle of Kyd the Band, is a smart man. He understands the benefit of being clear and distinct in your message.
This week we chinwag about the lack of well-known female producers in the music industry. Afterward we chat with music producer, Esjay Jones. Esjay is a South African-born producer & songwriter now based between Los Angeles and Joshua Tree, California, who had her first major cut in the U.S. alongside co-writer Justin Tranter in 2013 with the single “I Choose U” by TimeFlies on Def Jam Records. Since then, she has worked with Sean Kingston, Jeffree Star, Olivia Holt, Escape The Fate, Mystery Skulls with Nile Rodgers and Brandy, Chester Rushing (‘Stranger Things’), Alien Ant Farm, and many others.
Esjay has had over a decade of success in the music Industry: during the first part, she cemented herself as one of South Africa’s top rock vocalists fronting Durban-based band, Stealing Love Jones. The band achieved mainstream success with 4 #1 Singles, as well as sharing the stage with major international acts like Fall Out Boy, Violent Femmes, Seether, Jimmy Eat World, and many more.
She is currently a part of the production team for the re-imagined ‘GREY DAZE’ album (Chester Bennington reels from 1994-1997), featuring Head & Munkey from Korn, Ryan Shuck of Orgy, Chris Traynor of Bush, and more.
The Rockstar Dad Show is back with a new episode and they have plenty to chat about, so grab and snack and get comfy—it’s time to tune in.
Comebacks are on the agenda this week, with QR codes and cursive handwriting making their way into 2020. Plus, Jaret and Gary dive into conversation about Happy Meals, Showtime’s Shameless, and more.
Later they welcome seasoned musician Jon Snodgrass to the show. Between talking the Descendants, Jon’s upcoming album Tace, and writing jingles, the group chats family, siblings, and all the things that come with being “dad”.
[imgfull][/imgfull] We are pleased to present the first album focused episode of Disposable Heroes! Ras MG takes us back to the sites, smells and sounds of 30 years ago, these glorious years being the time of recording the monumental album, Sublime’s “40 oz. to Freedom”. Many people don’t know that Marshall played the drums on that record, which in our opinion would not be same without him, as you will hear in the conversation! The drum parts on 40 oz. to Freedom are even part finesse and fire, it’s as if a 5 star jazz drummer was commissioned to play reggae,… Read more »
