Brad Rose

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Talked to Jolanda Moletta about her incredible new record, "Oceanine" (out Friday on Beacon Sound). It's built entirely from layered vocal work - a bunch of spells & rituals disguised as songs. We talked about sirens, mythology, &reclaiming something that's been distorted for centuries. Hell yes.

What the Sirens Knew with Jolanda Moletta

Photo by Giorgio Violino Jolanda Moletta’s third album, Oceanine, is something bigger than the beautiful compositions and collection of sound that it uses as building blocks. These 11 collabo…

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New on Songs of Our Lives this week, it's Chaz Prymek! The main question here is how in the hell did it take me so long to have Chaz on the show? That’s on me. Anyway, we had a blast talking the new record w/ M. Sage, Tupac, Ross Gay, Eddie Kendricks, Bola Sete, Indigo Sparkle, Nick Drake + more!

Songs of Our Lives #124: Chaz Prymek

On this episode of Songs of Our Lives, it’s Chaz Prymek! The main question here is how in the hell did it take me so long to have Chaz on the show? That’s all on me. Anyway, this is such a fun epis…

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New interview with Zosha Warpeha. Her record "I grow accustomed to the dark" is out tomorrow on Outside Time - devotional drones on Hardanger d'amore (yes plz!). We talked about tuning to the room, twelve-second reverb in Oslo, Norwegian folk tradition, resonance as its own instrument + more!

Sound as Sight: Zosha Warpeha on Devotion and Dilation

Photo by Jonathan Kaiser So much of Zosha Warpeha’s music feels like more than the sum of its parts. The palette may be minimalist – her voice and the Hardanger d’amore, a 10-stri…

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This week on Songs of Our Lives, it’s Walker Farrell! We’re celebrating spring with Walker’s new album, “Crocus.” After talking about that, living through Hurricane Helene and its aftermath, we get into D Train, Miles, Gang Starr, Joanna Newsom, Vivien Goldman, Kermit the Frog, Parliament + more!

Songs of Our Lives #123: Walker Farrell

On this episode of Songs of Our Lives, it’s Walker Farrell! We’re celebrating the start of spring with Walker’s new album, “Crocus,” out now on Ceremony of Seasons, and after talking about that, li…

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Ali Murray records as The Lonely Bell from the Isle of Lewis. We talked about regret as sonic material, the freedom in limitation, and why wind and water shape everything he makes. "Time Lost" is out now on Oscarson. Perfect gray day vibes.

Losing Time & Finding Sound With The Lonely Bell

Ali Murray’s project, The Lonely Bell, creates sonic drifts where time becomes illusory, and melodies stretch into oblivion. His latest album, Time Lost, leans further into that space. Restra…

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On this week's Songs of Our Lives, it’s Tristan Allen! I adore Tristan & their work, and “Osni the Flare” has taken that up a level. We talk puppets, world building with music, Zabelle Panosian, Canary Records, Penguin Cafe Orchestra, Carrier, ABBA, Actress, Richard Ramirez, + more

Songs of Our Lives #122: Tristan Allen

On this episode of Songs of Our Lives, it’s Tristan Allen! I genuinely adore Tristan and their work so, so much, and their new album (part 2 in a trilogy!), “Osni the Flare,” has taken that up a le…

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New interview with Richard Chartier up on Foxy Digitalis today. His latest album, "Eventual," is the sound that remains after everything else fades. For over two decades he's been mapping the barely audible, tracing faint resonance and subtle intensities where the background becomes center stage.

Mapping the Barely Audible with Richard Chartier

Photo by Kim Newmoney Eventual is the sound that remains. Long after the lights go out, after the din of a crowded room is nothing but a blurred memory, faint resonance lingers. Richard Chartier tr…

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Oh, and how about a new Capsule Garden today, too? This time with Sibyl, Rachel Beetz, Masayo Koketsu & Nava Dunkelman, Antonio Gallucci, Sirsé, Wilson Tanner Smith, David Vélez, Paolo Tortora, & 微風ゾーン Bifuu_ZONE.

The Capsule Garden Vol 5.3: March 6, 2026

And so it’s March. You know, my horoscope for this year keeps promising good things, BIG things. And that’s great and all, but mostly I’m just BIG EXHAUSTED. Basically, it’s…

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New interview w/ Mai Mai Mai about Karakoz, recorded between Bethlehem & Ramallah earlier this year. We talked about engine rooms & Mediterranean sunsets, working with Maya Al Khaldi & Alabaster DePlume, spending time in the Popular Art Center's sound archive, & making music during impossible times.

What Does It Mean to Make Music During Genocide? A Conversation with Mai Mai Mai

Photo by Sofia Lambrou Karakoz lands with a heavy impact. From the opening moments, Mai Mai Mai’s sixth album pulls no punches, grief pressed into aural forms. Maya Al Khaldi’s voice de…

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Wilfrido Terrazas makes music that works as healing ritual. His new album brings together texts by Mexican authors, incredible vocal and instrumental performances, and these haunting silences that stay with you. New interview up now on Foxy Digitalis.

Wilfrido Terrazas on Pain and Collective Memory

All photos by Jona Meier for Teddy Cruz/Fonna Forman Studio, UCSD Center on Global Justice Wilfrido Terrazas’ Trilogía del Dolor moves through strange terrain, a collision of soundworolds tha…

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This week on Songs of Our Lives, it’s Ben Seretan! What a joy this episode was to record. Ben’s the best. His new album, “Sunbeam of No Illusion,” with John Thayer is one of my early favorites so far this year. PLUS, Arthur Russell, Wham!, Clarence Carter, Celine Dion, Prince, Pet Shop Boys + more!

Songs of Our Lives #119: Ben Seretan

On this episode of Songs of Our Lives, it’s Ben Seretan! What a joy this episode was to record. Ben’s the best. His new album, “Sunbeam of No Illusion,” with John Thayer is one of my early favorite…

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