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Hosted by Eric Chan · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 22 episodes
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Inlet Wire is a weekly interview podcast hosted by Eric Chan — your direct line to BC artists in Canada. Real conversations about new releases, live shows, the process, and what’s next. New episodes weekly.
Eric Chan hosts Inlet Wire, a music show with 22 episodes published.
I first came across Quadra Sound through a clip of the band covering one of my favourite Alice in Chains songs—and honestly, it sounded so good that I wanted to dig deeper. Quadra Sound are a four-piece rock band from Va
Vancouver band daysormay joins Inlet Wire for a conversation about sound, trust, and learning what to strip away. Aidan Andrews, Carson Bassett, and Nolan Bassett have been making music together since they were kids, but
In this episode of Inlet Wire, Eric Chan speaks with Sarah and Bobby from Focus Your Audio, a Vancouver duo making thoughtful, emotional songs about connection. They talk about starting as an acoustic duo, growing into a
Anna Katarina joins Inlet Wire to talk about her album While I Was Dreaming — a record about the beautiful, complicated moments that happen while you’re chasing a different version of success. In this episode, Anna talks
King Bob began taking shape around 2018, but the songs behind the project go back much further. In this episode of Inlet Wire, I’m joined by Jackson McDonald from the Victoria band King Bob. Jackson talks about learning
The Shindigs are a five-piece indie rock band from Nanaimo on Vancouver Island. In this episode, Eric Chan talks with Shea Peoples and Alex Peabody about the unlikely connection that first brought the band together, how
Kaj Falch-Nielsen from Blue Light Studio joins Inlet Wire to talk about how a recording space can become something bigger than just a studio. Eric Chan speaks with Kaj about Blue Light’s growth into an East Vancouver cre
Summer’s Brother joins Inlet Wire to talk about how the project slowly took shape as a band, how recording helped sharpen their identity, and how their songwriting approach has changed as they’ve grown closer as a unit.
On this episode of Inlet Wire, Francis Baptiste talks about coming back to music, and how that path led him back toward language, family, and heritage. He talks about learning the Okanagan language, carrying parts of it
Leah Abramson returns with new music under The Abramson Singers name. In this conversation, she talks about what changed in the years between releases, how these songs slowly came together, and why songwriting still matt
Pemberton, B.C. four-piece The Zummers join Eric Chan on Inlet Wire to talk about the early chapter behind their debut album, Distracted. In this conversation, they look back on when the band started to feel real, how so
Nima from Hillsboro joins Eric Chan on Inlet Wire to talk about how the band has changed in six years — from finishing every song on a single laptop to writing a record live on stage. We get into their new album A Party
In this episode, Inlet Wire is joined by Kevan from Tobacco Brown. We talk about his early connection to music, how songwriting came through storytelling, and how acting school helped him realize music was the direction
Andrew Whitney from Posh Coat joins Inlet Wire to talk about how the band came together, writing songs for the stage, and why feeling always comes first in their recordings. He shares the story behind What Makes a City G
This episode of Inlet Wire features Vancouver artist Jody Glenham. We get into Still Here, self-producing the record, songwriting habits, and the visual collaborations behind the videos with director Wayne Morehart. A ca
In this episode of Inlet Wire, Eric Chan sits down with Vancouver artist Kay Brette. She talks about performance anxiety, stepping away from music and the slow path back. She also shares how working with Andy at Park Sou
Blush started as four friends making music together in Victoria, BC, and over time that natural beginning grew into a band with its own shape and sound. In this episode, we talk about how the band first met, how their so
On this episode of Inlet Wire, Pinebarren talk about the band in their own words, how their writing process has changed, and what shaped their latest release, Arbutus. It’s a look at change, collaboration, and the songs
In this episode of Inlet Wire, Eric Chan sits down with Vancouver band Spendo. Guitarist Bradley Lambert talks about where the band is at right now, how their songs take shape, and how they work through creative tension.
In this episode of Inlet Wire, Eric Chan sits down with BC band Chief State for a real conversation about how this record came together when it almost didn’t. They talk about the moment the final puzzle piece fell into p
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Inlet Wire is hosted by Eric Chan. The show is categorised under music (interviews) and has published 22 episodes.
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