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Hosted by Alley Pridmore · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 14 episodes
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Music speaks to SO many and there’s SO much of it to go through. Alley Pridmore, a girl with a love of music and concerts, incorporates research and personal commentary to give you the scoop on music albums, artists, and other music topics (along with some guests). A variety of genres will be represented, don’t worry! She is also always open to suggestions. Come along for a journey of music discovery, evaluation, and maybe even a change of opinion and open-mindedness. Music Credit: Energetic Lo-Fi / Soul by Alex-Productions | Music promoted by http://onsound.eu/
Alley Pridmore hosts Let’s Break it Down, a music show with 14 episodes published.
Music can make or break a movie. Emma Whitiker, an avid movie watcher and ex-theatre kid, alongside another ex-theatre kid Alley Pridmore, break down the importance of music in films and what distinguishes a movie musica
Alley Pridmore never in a million years thought she would be going back to the pirate days. Her boyfriend, Daniel Ragan, is not quite with the times when it comes to music. He’s going to take her back to days at sea and
As long as we can remember, there were differences related to gender. Is it also present in the music industry? Emma Brightman and Parker Finch, individuals with differing music tastes from host Alley Pridmore, lay out t
If there’s one thing I have no hesitation spending money on, it is a concert. Haley Braddock, another fellow avid concert attendee, and host Alley Pridmore definitely have the experience to tackle if the live vocals are
There are some artists that made an iconic, memorable track, but then they hid and were never seen again. Host Alley Pridmore and fellow music lovers Grace Cox and Camden Segura discuss their insights on one hit wonders
Yes, host Alley Pridmore is in fact a basic Swiftie. Audrey Wood, another certified Swiftie, and she approach ranking and break down all eleven of Taylor Swift’s albums: from the early days of her self-titled to her rece
Late November-Early December is a big time for Spotify listeners, as they get to see their Spotify Wrapped list, a list with data for their most listened to songs, artists, and genres for the year. Alley LOVES Spotify Wr
Before Alley takes a back-to-school hiatus, she closes off the two-part series of MCR's album "The Black Parade." The storytelling in the album continues to unfold in the latter half, but if Alley enjoys how it flows is
My Chemical Romance’s third studio album “The Black Parade” tells a dark, deep story of a character’s death, reflection, and afterlife. Alley enters into a true emo phase that she never had (which is why she thought this
Rock-indie girl group boygenius has grown in popularity, especially with Tiktok and their tour going on. While “The Record” is their most popular album right now, Pridmore breaks down the self-titled EP that started them
Zach Bryan, a folk-country singer-songwriter continuing to rise in popularity, has a live album out from his Denver stop from 2022. Pridmore attended a Zach Bryan concert in May 2023. Does the live album accurately depic
Pridmore explores an early album by a controversial artist to many. John Mayer’s “Continuum” highlights the instrumental talent and the rich vocals of the artist. She separates his drama with other celebrities and focuse
Pridmore begins with a top album of hers. Lizzy McAlpine’s latest album “Five Seconds Flat” is different from her previous works, as it takes a more mature approach and incorporates stronger pop elements. It takes listen
Who is Alley? The host of this podcast has a story and connection with music that she is excited to tell and dissect. She’s just an open-minded soul ready to connect others through her love and interpretation of music. S
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Let’s Break it Down is hosted by Alley Pridmore. The show is categorised under music (commentary) and has published 14 episodes.
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