Off the Record

In this episode Off the Record, Kevelle is interviewing Waldemar. They are an indie band from Eau Claire Wisconsin which have been featured on CBS Saturday Morning. Waldemar has recently released their first album, Ruthless. Kevelle ask them about this new album, Gabe's perspective on mental health within their music and within the greater music. Check them out by clicking this link . ★ Support th...

In this episode of Off the Record, Kevelle is interviewing The Shoaldiggers. They are a swamp grass band with a one of a kind sound. They are a local 9-piece-band, which includes a musical saw, that plays all around the Triangle area. Kevelle ask them about their new album, and how they turn their explosive energy into great music. Check them out here, click this link . ★ Support this podcast ★

The Loaf sits down and talks to NC Local Artist Canary Complex about their sophomore album The Tragic Dance of Dying Leaves. ★ Support this podcast ★

Max from MAKRS Society is the founder of this new music festival. He came in to talk about what it is like running a music festival and their upcoming event, Flower Fest. You can check out the MKRS Society @themakrssociety on Insta. ★ Support this podcast ★

The Loaf talks with local synth pop band Flood District about themselves and their new full-length Eden To Carry. ★ Support this podcast ★

The Loaf talks with Raleigh local band My Sister Maura about their music, influences and the local scene! ★ Support this podcast ★

The Loaf talks with Charlotte indie band blankstate. about their ep, full length, and other musical goodness. Check them out @blankstate.official on Instagram. Songs Featured: lovely1 earth~tones Jasper never cries! ★ Support this podcast ★

Plover and Atticus from Charlotte pop-punk outfit Seneca Burns talked about their show on Friday, April 14th at the Pour House, as well as the importance of the Milestone to the Charlotte punk scene and what it was like forming a band in the throes of the pandemic. ★ Support this podcast ★

The Loaf talks with Condado about their new EP Everything I've Done Is Not Enough. ★ Support this podcast ★

Plover and A-tria mastermind Xavier Latorre talks his journey from Puerto Rico to Asheville, his love of industrial music, and the new sound on his upcoming album TOTAL. ★ Support this podcast ★

Plover and KPACK officers Kat and Iniya talk about their Spring Showcase and how they got into K-pop and dancing in general. ★ Support this podcast ★

Plover is joined by Paul from The Softeners and Matt from Le Weekend to discuss a joint show they played at the Night Rider as well as their experience with collaborative practice spaces. ★ Support this podcast ★

Plover talks with local bandleader Matt Southern about his new YouTube series Live From The Nest, which highlights local artists across all genres, as well as upcoming music and performances. ★ Support this podcast ★

Plover sits down with the one and only Suki Waterhouse to talk about her new album, her career before getting into music, and making Twitter memes while on a tour bus. ★ Support this podcast ★

The Loaf talks to Raleigh local band AUGURS, about themselves, music, and the local scene. ★ Support this podcast ★

$IDD interviews 47 Eyes on Me members: Fine$$e tha Phantom and Cash Paradox, as they talk about their artistic mindsets and their origins as artists.

The Loaf talks to Central NC band Weymouth, about their music, social media, the local NC scene, and their favorite video games. You can check out Weymouth on Instagram: @weymouththeband and on Bandcamp weymouththeband.bandcamp.com ★ Support this podcast ★

In this interview with Ernesto Birmingham, the hip hop artist talks about how he takes inspiration from artists like Childish Gambino and Tyler the Creator and incorporates the latest sounds emerging from the underground into his music. He discusses the meaning behind his hit song "Shilly," which has garnered a significant following for its catchy beat and thought-provoking lyrics. Ernesto also sh...

in This interview with Kwame Adu, the up-and-coming star discusses his journey to success as a solo artist and member of the duo group KWAMZAY. He talks about how he blends classic soul samples with an exciting energy to create a unique sound that is captivating audiences around the world. Kwame also shares insights into his creative process, how he got his start in the music industry, and what he...

Diz is an abstract jaz rap start. Diz makes amazingly dense poetic rap that takes inspiration from Earl sweatshirt, luckily and MIKE. We talked about albums, making music and what they want for their future.

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Plover and Greensboro artist Ed E. Ruger discuss his recent album R.O.I. and how it represents the culmination of a journey. Ed's a bona fide Renaissance man, so they also talked about him having a song in Breaking Bad, making glitch hop, and working with professional wrestlers.

Plover and Raleigh natives Newman and Benny Okoto discuss their upcoming show at the Fruit, Day Shift, as well as how their recent projects were impacted by the pandemic and manifesting that Kings opens again.

Plover sits down with Lena from Secret Shame to talk about their upcoming record Autonomy and its deeper meanings, along the way getting into the gentrification of Asheville and being a post-post punk band.

Plover and Tongues of Fire frontman and guitarist Lowell talked their most recent record, Burn My Body Clean and how the pandemic helped shape it. They also deep dived into the Asheville house show and punk scene and how Tongues of Fire used to sell hot sauce.