Top Music Podcasts

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Drum History

A podcast all about the rich history of the drums - and how they became what they are today! Join Bart van der Zee as he speaks with experts about the curious journey of the ever-evolving drum set. Read More
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정소민의 영스트리트

SBS 파워FM 20:00 ~ 22:00
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Still Not Okay: A My Chemical Romance Fancast

The best source for My Chemical Romance hot takes this side of your neighborhood Hot Topic.
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Thrasher Radio

Talkin' turkey with your favorite pros and listening to the music that gets them hyped. Thrasher Radio, putting the rad back in radio. Turn on, tune out, drop in. Now on iTunes (without the songs) Email: ThrasheRadio@Thrashermagazine.com Read More
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These Miracles Work: A Hold Steady Podcast

A decade ago, The Hold Steady released the seminal "Stay Positive." This is the story of that record, how things changed for the band, and how they recaptured that magic 10 years later. From Louisville Public Media. Read More
A decade ago, The Hold Steady released the seminal “Stay Positive.” Read More
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The Truth About Vintage Amps with Skip Simmons

Twice a month, guitar amp guru Skip Simmons fields your questions on vintage tube amp repair, restoration and collecting. Often hilarious and always insightful, it's like no other guitar podcast out there. Read More
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Cut Curator Podcast

Rob G. The General talks with iconic rap pioneers about the songs that form the backbone and heritage of Hip Hop. Digging in depth to learn more about the origin of legendary artists and the music that shaped a cultural phenomenon! Read More
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Metronom – مترونوم

Metronom is a podcast about Iranian music , hit songs and their history / مترونوم پادکستی است در مÙˆرد موسیقی ایرانی و داستان ساخته شدن ترانه های مشهور

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M.I.A. Radio

From Miami to the world ! DJ KA5 & DJ ZEA bring you M.I.A. Radio, a weekly podcast showcasing Miami life and culture from the perspective of two working DJs! Read More
From Miami to the world ! DJ KA5 & DJ ZEA bring you M.I.A. Radio, a weekly p Read More
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Andrew Qwenty J

Hi my dears💖, I'm a lover of electronic music in the genres Techno, Deep House and I love it when the crowd burns the dance floor to my sets, if you like my mixe's I'd be very happy if you visit my artist page Have a look and leave a nice comment✌️ https://instagram.com/andrey_krisyuk/ ➤ Genres: - Deep House - Progressive House - Minimal Techno - Melodic House Read More
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Thinkin’ & Drinkin’

Thinkin’ & Drinkin’ Podcast, hosted by songwriter, musician and label executive Bart Allmand, is geared towards giving listeners an insider’s take on Nashville’s music industry. Each episode dives deeper with songwriters and musicians who talk about their lives, careers and help to navigate the world of the music industry. Grab a cold drink and enjoy the conversation.

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Thinkin’ & Drinkin’

Thinkin’ & Drinkin’ Podcast, hosted by songwriter, musician and label executive Bart Allmand, is geared towards giving listeners an insider’s take on Nashville’s music industry. Each episode dives deeper with songwriters and musicians who talk about their lives, careers and help to navigate the world of the music industry. Grab a cold drink and enjoy the conversation.

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Jellyhead Podcast

Jellyhead Collective is a multimedia art collective showcasing music, technology, film and personal experiences of various underground artists. In order to help others experiencing the hardships of an artist’s constantly teetering balancing act, we present our long-form podcast that delves deep into the questions of life and art in an attempt to help each other figure it all out. Read More
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Worship and Praise Mixes

Podcast by Worship and Praise Mixes
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Girl Germs: A Podcast About Bratmobile’s Pottymouth

How did an underground feminist punk movement set off a global music revolution? Twenty-five years ago, independent record label Kill Rock Stars released 'Pottymouth,' the debut album from now-legendary riot grrrl band Bratmobile. To celebrate this anniversary, Kill Rock Stars is looking back at the recording of 'Pottymouth' with the people who were there. Join Portia Sabin (president of Kill Rock Stars and host of The Future of What) as she interviews key players about what brought the band together and how their music has influenced a new generation of cutting edge artists. Read More
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Girl Germs: A Podcast About Bratmobile’s Pottymouth

How did an underground feminist punk movement set off a global music revolution? Twenty-five years ago, independent record label Kill Rock Stars released 'Pottymouth,' the debut album from now-legendary riot grrrl band Bratmobile. To celebrate this anniversary, Kill Rock Stars is looking back at the recording of 'Pottymouth' with the people who were there. Join Portia Sabin (president of Kill Rock Stars and host of The Future of What) as she interviews key players about what brought the band together and how their music has influenced a new generation of cutting edge artists. Read More
How did an underground feminist punk movement set off a global music revolution? Read More
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Coca Vision

Fat Joe sits down with special guests in El Chapo’s Tunnel
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Metal Matters

Metal Matters, a Gimme Radio podcast, is a weekly discussion hosted by Fred Pessaro (Revolver, Vice, Decibel, etc) and Michael Berdan (Uniform, ex-Drunkdriver), who took over from former host Mike Hill of Season of Mist recording artist Tombs in early 2021. If you love metal and extreme music, tune in every week for discussions about all things new, some things classic, but all things heavy.


Follow us on Twitter at @metalmatterspod and Instagram at @metal.matters.podcast!


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Wassup Life

Wassup Life, a weekly podcast with Chicago's own Vangundy and Big Ollie. They’re known not shy away from anything giving you the raw uncut truth. If you have a sense of humor tune in each week. Warning this show is not for the easily offended. Read More
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Aria Code

Aria Code is a podcast that pulls back the curtain on some of the most famous arias in opera history, with insight from the biggest voices of our time, including Roberto Alagna, Diana Damrau, Sondra Radvanovsky, and many others. Hosted by Grammy Award-winner and MacArthur “Genius” Fellow Rhiannon Giddens, Aria Code is produced in partnership with The Metropolitan Opera. Each episode dives into one aria — a feature for a single singer — and explores how and why these brief musical moments have imprinted themselves in our collective consciousness and what it takes to stand on the Met stage and sing them. A wealth of guests—from artists like Rufus Wainwright and Ruben Santiago-Hudson to non-musicians like Dame Judi Dench and Dr. Brooke Magnanti, author of The Intimate Adventures of a London Call Girl—join Rhiannon and the Met Opera’s singers to understand why these arias touch us at such a human level, well over a century after they were written. Each episode ends with the aria, uninterrupted and in full, recorded from the Met Opera stage. Aria Code is produced in partnership with WQXR, The Metropolitan Opera and WNYC Studios. Read More
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VH100

VH100 is the official podcast of TV’s top unscripted shows: Love and Hip Hop, Black Ink Crew, T.I. and Tiny: Friends and Family Hustle, Basketball Wives and more. Hosts EZManoli and LaJune are behind the scenes at VH1 so they bring the “fansider" take you can only get here...and they always keep it 100! Read More
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The Breakdown

Fiddler Patrick McGonigle and music journalist Emma John uncover bluegrass music one iconic record at a time in The Breakdown, a new limited series from The Bluegrass Situation. Peeling back the layers of a sometimes under appreciated genre, The Breakdown reveals the bizarre, compelling, and often completely mad stories from bluegrass players past and present.

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Strong Songs

Music: it's good. On each episode of Strong Songs, host Kirk Hamilton takes listeners inside a piece of music, breaking it down and figuring out what makes it work. Read More
Music: it’s good. On each episode of Strong Songs, host Kirk Hamilton take Read More
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Beatles City

Welcome to Beatles City, the podcast that brings you the story of the band that shook the world from the place where it all began. Join us on a journey along the sandstone-lined streets of John Lennon’s childhood Woolton, into the Kensington living room-turned-recording studio where the Quarrymen cut their first record and down the steep steps into the Cavern’s cellar nightclub. This podcast is brought to you by the Liverpool Echo. Hosts Ellen Kirwin and Laura Davis. Read More
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Paolo Hewitt – Portobello Radio

Paolo Hewitt discusses his new book Colour Me Father - An Open Letter To My Son with Portobello Radio as well as London, Beatles, Mods, Oasis, music and much much more. www.paolohewitt.com

ON August 21st 2015 at 10.30 pm in an Archway hospital, my son Rafi Supino Arif came into my life. It was of course a momentous occasion, filled with all kinds of emotions. But as he started to grow, one thought kept repeating itself in my mind. Would I write about him or the experience of raising a son? The answer was always no. There was no handle for me to grab onto so I put it to one side. Until his first birthday. It was there that Rafi first heard applause and the look on his face hit something inside of me. Within a week I had begun writing Colour ne Father. Actually, to be truthful I had started writing a book called On the Dawn of Your First Smile, which I loved as a title but which in those Google days of ours would not work. I fell upon Colour Me Father, passed it by some friends and got the thumbs up.

After I had written about his birthday I then found myself writing about dreams and pigeons and Sister Patricia (May God rest her soul) and fatherhood and Wood Green and Robert De Niro, and it became apparent to me that I should let the words flow, just write what came to mind. I also saw that I was fulfilling a lifetime mission – that of paying homage, in my very very limited way, to a piece of literature that ranks as one of the finest in my mind – Oscar Wilde’s De Profundis. This is a letter that Oscar wrote to his boyfriend whilst serving his last year in Reading Gaol. (In the first year of his imprisonment the authorities refuse d to allow him to write and I think that one of the cruellest punishments ever heaped upon an artist.) During the writing of Colour I only read De Profundis. I would start it finish it, start again. My thinking was that if just one per cent of its quality rubbed off on my work, then I would stand a chance of producing something very worthwhile.

My writing process was quite simple. In the morning when walking Rafi to a nursery session, I would plot out the book in my mind. I would then put those idea into a small Dictaphone that I carry with me . Back home, I would write out those ideas and then on Saturdays I would head for the British Library where I would spend all day writing.

Sundays I would rest, Mondays the process would start again. One Saturday I was in the British Library and had just finished a passage when the thought forcefully occurred, that’s it, you are done, you are finished. Create an ending and then exit. You have said all you need to say. And as I advise Rafi in the book, in life always follow the heart not the head. That is what I did. I obeyed the thought my heart sent me. The book is short compared to others but it stops where it needs to stop. To carry on would have diluted its strength. I think it my best work to date. I hope you do as well.
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