SADDESTNIGHTOUT

Throwing out some sincere Thank Yous to whoever is listening from wherever you are around the world. Soundcloud tells me the city that has listened the most is Panorama City in California, so whoever is listening from out there, this episode title is for you. If you are that listener (or listeners) from Panorama City, or Strasbourg in France, or Jakarta in Indonesia, or Wood Green/Birmingham/Horns...

Today's episode was recorded at the the open mic at Anise Bar. I spoke to Nick and Mark about the music they make and the music that Nick was about to perform, including some nods to The Darkness and Fleetwood Mac. And then I play a little something that nods a little in the Fleetwood Mac direction - at least in my mind it does. Thanks Nick, thanks Mark, and you can find me at Anise Bar most Wedne...

The four people I talk to in this episode were the four people kind enough to stick around and hear me play at the end of Tuesday's open mic. So I figured the least I could do was record a chat with them. And also you can hear me attempt to learn to play Don't Fear The Reaper as well as attempt to sing like Matt Berninger from The National. Thank you to James, Louis, Diana, and Geraud. I'm sure yo...

Another short, sweet, and simple episode. I tell you a little about where the name of this thing comes from, and a little about the process of making new music, as well as a little new music that I'm looking to perform this week. Also Black Panther was worth the wait. Thanks for listening, and you can find me in the usual places: Find me in the usual places: Twitter: -- https://www.twitter.com/sad...

I know, I know, I missed you too. I can't promise anything, but for now I'll keep trying to show up. This episode goes out to Romeo Crow ( -- https://www.romeocrow.com -- ) for being my first pledge on Patreon, and it also goes out to Novacub (Twitter & Instagram: -- https://www.instagram.com/novacubmusic -- ) for inadvertently getting me out of my slump. Also check out the podcast What A Waste Of...

Today’s episode was recorded in the warm hospitality of Nick Hurd and Jim Woodall. Together we discuss the trials and tribulations of our individual creative pursuits, as well as our dreams for the future, and the part that our podcasts play in all of the above. I’m most grateful to both of them for joining me on this episode, and I’m all too happy to share where you can find more of their work on...

This was recorded at The Gunners Pub about two hours before it was uploaded. Thank you to Andy Winfield, Jack, Aaron, and Steph for talking to me, and thank you to Dylan and The Gunners Pub for hosting the open mic night Famous First Words. You can find out more about these open mics at: -- https://www.facebook.com/soundeventsolutions1 -- You can find more from Andy Winfield at: -- https://www.you...

This episode was recorded on the No.2 bus headed towards Victoria station with Romeo Crow. The focus of our conversation is his daily podcast which you can find at -- https://romeocrow.com/podcasts -- . To hear more of the music that influenced my original piece in this episode, check out -- https://soundcloud.com/johnnyjewel -- or -- http://italiansdoitbetter.bigcartel.com/ -- or just search for...

This episode was recorded at The Windmill in Brixton. I attended the Sonic Tonic All Dayer - Bad Friday, which featured the following bands: Japanese Television: Instagram -- https://www.instagram.com/japanesetvband -- | Soundcloud -- https://www.soundcloud.com/japanesetelevision --  Alice and the Lovers: Instagram -- https://www.instagram.com/aliceoffley -- | Website -- https://www.aliceandthelov...

This episode is coming from the Mallrat show at The Old Blue Last. I was very happy to get to talk to the people responsible for the show: Harriet who works with Polly Shows and Tom who works with Live Nation. I didn't get to chat to the performers - Mallrat and Javeon - but hey, there's always next time. Many a name dropped in these conversations, including: Shame | DIY Magazine | Genghar | Sprin...

This episode was recorded the same day as episode 13. I basically went to the Jack White queue (not show), then back home, then back out again just in time to catch Corinthians at The Victoria in Dalston. After the show I talked to Alex who is a new fan Corinthians, Ziggy who played tonight with his band Echopressure and also put on tonight’s gig, and 4/5 members of Corinthians: Angus (bass), Fran...

This episode marks the first time I’ve interviewed strangers at a show, as well as strangers in the street. It was very exciting, which is why I chose to re-record the intro to it. My first attempt was 20 minutes, this one is about 12. You’re welcome. In this episode you’ll find my conversations with Jack White fans in the queue for his surprise show at George Inn pub, as well as the artist Benjam...

Keeping it REAL short this time around. I'm just putting out the plan that I've been kicking around, as well as musing on the artist Boy Pablo. And then playing a little piano. But if all goes to plan, mine won't be the only voice you hear on this podcast for too long. Stay tuned. I highly recommend watching Boy Pablo's video for Everytime -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lzi7ljJiLJQ -- Twitter...

This is my interview with the band Fur before their headline show at The Old Blue Last on Friday 23rd March. In it they walk us through their history; from how they met in Brighton, to playing their first show (where they headlined and it sold out!), to playing a whole bunch of support slots and even surviving a rough patch. It was enormous fun to record, and the show wasn't half bad either. Thank...

Kenneth and I go waay back. We lived around the corner from each other when we were kids, then I moved away when I was 14, and we were in our mid to early twenties before we caught up again. So this is more than finding out his taste in new music, it was also a chance to learn a little about what I missed while we were apart. There are many artists that we touch on in this conversation, including:...

What you will find in this episode is me gushing about some of the music and musicians that have captured my attention recently. I play a little of the soundtrack for Annihilation by Ben Salisbury and Geoff Barrow, the song Ingenue by Atoms For Peace, the soundtrack for Gone Girl by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, and I talk a little about the following bands: Fur -- https://www.facebook.com/furbab...

Heading out to a show, and getting a little nervous about approaching strangers with a microphone. This is what that nervousness sounds like. Also a brisk scroll through Spotify's New Music Friday UK playlist, and some half-finished jamming on the electic guitar to play us out. Thank you for your time, let me know what you think online: Instagram -- https://www.instagram.com/saddestnightout --  Tw...

A whole week's worth of episodes, how did we get here?! I honestly wasn't sure I make it this far, but I'll pat myself on the back in my own time. On this episode I'm thinking about whether there's a more streamlined method for an artist to announce themselves as worthy of your attention. And then I play a calm instrumental number on the electric. Thanks for listening and feel free to say hi to me...

This podcast is officially available on iTunes! I'd like to thank God and Jesus, the little people, and the kitchen sink from whence this all started. On today's episode I'm talking about how we can measure the impact that a new artist makes, the best way to herald the arrival of a new capital J Jam, some of the new music I'm enjoying so far from 2018, and all of this while I'm washing dishes agai...

Trying to keep it short and sharp on this one, not necessarily succeeding. Today's topics include money, nerves, changing habits, and finding new music via Instagram Live, which is how I came upon the music played in today's episode. Yes, in a SADDESTNIGHTOUT first, I play some music that isn't my own. And that esteemable honour goes to the band Leevan, whose song "Yo No Vengo, Yo No Soy" features...

So if I'm going to do this everyday, it'll help to have some structure to how I do it. That's the meat of this episode. Also I talk about some of the new music that has my attention in 2018, as well as my plans for this week. As always you can find me online, and do consider (nothing more, just consider) pledging to my Patreon for £1 a month. Thanks. Instagram -- https://www.instagram.com/saddestn...

I've decided to make these podcasts a daily thing, which means there'll sometimes be episodes like this. This one was recorded Saturday 17th March just as it started snowing in the morning, and I was outside freezing my fingers off and reeling off some thoughts. As always, you can find me online as SADDESTNIGHTOUT, and do consider pledging £1 a month to my Patreon. Thanks for your time. Twitter --...

Ok, one down. This episode was actually the first thing I recorded for this podcast; it's a conversation with two friends - Emily Bennett and Jim Woodall - about the Oscars 2018 and movies in general. It was recorded the day before the Oscars aired so you can take our predictions with a pinch of salt. I recorded the intro and outro separately, I actually recorded them shortly after I had put the w...

Welcome to the maiden voyage of SADDESTNIGHTOUT. Welcome, and sorry. This is about as rough as a podcast has ever sounded. I cough and sniff throughout. I talk too fast. I'm washing dishes in the background. BUT, I've been putting this off for ages and now I've finally made a start. This venture will be many things, and that is mainly what I talk about in this instance. I'm setting out my stall fo...