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In a 1981 interview with Creem Magazine, singer/songwriter Elvis Costello stated "you have 20 years to write your first album and you have six months to write your second one." In this podcast we'll be focusing on those years that lead up to a first album and learn what motivated artists to create their initial musical offerings. We'll discuss the work, the songs and the inspiration of bands and solo artists primarily from the 90s and 2000s Contemporary Christian Music catalog, and a whole lot more.Do you still revisit your favorite debut albums from your youth and twenties? Do you remember ...

Sound interesting? The author thinks so too! Listen to The Well-Tempered Listener: Growing Up with Musical Parents and learn about Toronto's musical history.

This is Listener’s Guide, a series from Big Secret Records. Each season leads you deep into how the label’s releases were made with the artists who made them.

Recorded live in the Omnivoracious Listeners discord server, host Seffial sits down with artists from all over the world of all different types of music and chats with them about their projects.

Welcome to the Listener Land Podcast, the music podcast that's like pulling up a bar stool and joining the conversation. Each episode Louis, Geoff and Wayne take a deep dive into the world of music from a consumer's point of view, sharing little-known facts and untold stories that will surprise and delight even the most die-hard music fan. With a healthy dose of guitar talk thrown in for good measure, our lively discussions are like eavesdropping on the ultimate music lover's conversation. So grab a beer, pull up a chair, and join us for some laughs, disagreements, and great music.

A show where we introduce jazz to anyone who is curious about it or who thinks of jazz as boring or too serious. Welcome to The New Jazz Listener! Hosted by jazz vocalist, changamiré, and photographer, Marvin Anani, each episode features a special guest who brings incredible music they think you must hear, especially if you are new to jazz. Learn more at NewJazzListener.com.--Please Note: Our website is optimized for mobile devices. On computers, view the site in its own browser window and not alongside other tabs. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Music samples and commentary from Paul Petersen