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 533 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

We Write About Music hosts We Talk About Music, a music show with 533 episodes published.

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  Mike Denardo

  Sep 29, 202620 min

  After loving his debut single “Aim High”, we're thrilled to be back with Mike Denardo for round two, and "I Won't," released August 28th, 2026, continues to show off exactly why he's an artist worth following closely. This is a heartfelt, melody driven love song that wears its Beatles influence proudly while still carving out something distinctly his own. There's a really charming story behind how this track came together. The melody actually arrived long before any lyrics did, sitting on the shelf for months until inspiration finally struck during one of Denardo's yearly themed recording projects, past ones having included tributes to bands like The Rolling Stones. This time, the spark came from a playful twist on the Beatles' classic "I Will," and that little bit of wordplay eventually grew into "I Won't," a song that flips the sentiment into its own timeless declaration of devotion.

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  Lyons Lane

  Sep 25, 202623 min

  Hearing a band successfully bridge two eras without ever feeling stuck in either one is beyond impressive ! Lyons Lane just pulled it perfectly on their debut EP, and after listening multiple times, we’re not surprised in the slightest. Released September 25th on vinyl and streaming platforms, "You'll Talk About It!" is genuinely so much fun, a blast from the past filtered through a distinctly modern lens. This Michigan based five piece, founded by Mark Leo and Thomas "Tomcat" Thompson, has built their sound around blending rockabilly, doo-wop, and mid-century Americana with a dash of alternative rock. They've described their approach as vintage without nostalgia or modern without abandoning the past. That's exactly the sensation you get listening to this EP. It never feels like a straightforward throwback, but it also never abandons the warmth and character of the styles it's pulling from. Instead, Lyons Lane finds this really exciting middle ground that feels familiar and completely fresh.

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  Marc Ambrosia

  Sep 24, 202627 min

  Five albums into an awesome career built on real connection rather than pure entertainment, Marc Ambrosia continues to prove why his music resonates so deeply with listeners! His latest album, "Living For The Thrill" might just be his most emotionally honest work to date. This is a record that celebrates resilience without ever ignoring vulnerability, and it does so with real warmth and genuine intention throughout. Ambrosia has always approached songwriting as an invitation rather than a performance, encouraging listeners to examine their own lives, confront their fears, and embrace real transformation. That same spirit runs through every track here, offering reassurance that growth and healing are possible even amid life's harder moments. "Living For The Thrill" stands out within his catalog because of just how uplifting it feels in its overall tone, plus so much more.

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  Hilary Cousins

  Sep 17, 202626 min

  After reviewing and loving so much of his music, we finally got the opportunity to sit and speak with Hilary Cousins! Having freshly released his latest single “The Well”, we dug into everything surrounding the song, but also really got to know this artist who’s an endless “well” of creativity. Known mostly for indie, folk, and rock arrangements built around drums and guitars, Cousins takes a slight departure here, delivering a stirring piano and vocal ballad that feels both intimate and quietly monumental. What makes this song so compelling is how it manages to feel deeply personal and completely universal at the same time. On the surface, "The Well" reads like a song written from a very specific place of grief, and in a lot of ways it is. The narrator wrestles with the loss of someone important, holding onto their memory and continuing to search for their guidance even while learning to move forward without them. But Cousins has been thoughtful about keeping the meaning open ended rather than locking it into one specific story.

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  Courtney Elle

  Sep 7, 202619 min

  Within the first 30 seconds, there’s a serious infectious energy to "Freedom," and it hits you right up until the closing moments. The Wilmington, Delaware born singer-songwriter Courtney Elle has crafted a song here that feels made for exactly the moments you'd hope, kicking back, pouring a drink, and letting the party naturally build around it. Elle has always had a gift for blending genres, pulling contemporary pop together with the timeless spirit of funk, disco, and classic R&B, and "Freedom" is a fantastic showcase of that instinct. There's a real theatrical sensibility running through her music too, and it shows up here in how vividly the song comes together, expressive vocals paired with rhythms that feel effortlessly fun.

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