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    Fuegostine’s Music Club

    Fuegostine’s Music Club is a music discovery podcast built around honest conversations with artists about the moments that shaped them. Host Matt Firestine (Fuegostine) sits down with emerging and established musicians to talk about creativity, failure, mental health, and the winding road behind the songs we love. More than interviews, these are stories about finding your voice, staying true to it, and the music that connects us along the way.

    Welcome to the Club.

    Featuring guests from indie, folk, country, alt, and beyond.
    New episodes weekly.

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    Bryan Andrews — From Welding to Writing Songs: Grit, Dreams & Country Soul | Fuegostine's Music Club Oct 23, 2025
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    In this episode, I sit down with Bryan Andrews — a small-town musician who swapped a blue-collar job for a guitar and a dream. We talk about his journey, his influence, and what inspires his music.

    What to Expect:

    • His upbringing and how he found music later in life
    • The transition from welding/working to pursuing music full-time
    • Stories behind his songs — life, hardship, hope
    • Insights into being an independent artist in country/rock today
    • What the future looks like for him


    About Bryan:
    Bryan Andrews is a talented country/rock singer and songwriter hailing from the small town of Carrollton, Missouri. His journey into music began at the age of 17 when he picked up a guitar for the first time, driven by a desire to pen his own songs and make sense of the world around him. This early foray into music was a way for Bryan to navigate the complexities of adolescence and adulthood, setting him on a path of creative exploration.
    After graduating from high school, Bryan took a step towards formalizing his musical pursuits by enrolling in college with a focus on music. However, after two years of studying, he made the bold decision to leave academia behind and pursue a career in welding. His new job took him on the road, where he continued to nurture his passion for songwriting, often finding inspiration and solace in the solitude of hotel rooms.
    Despite the demanding nature of his work, Bryan’s love for music never waned. His dedication paid off when TikTok, the popular social media platform, played a pivotal role in bringing his musical aspirations to fruition. On Christmas Day in 2020, Bryan released his debut single, “Liquor & Pills,” across all major streaming platforms. The song quickly gained traction, and a viral video propelled it to No. 6 on the iTunes Country Chart.
    This success marked a turning point in Bryan’s life. With newfound momentum and a growing fanbase, he made the decision to fully commit to a career in music. His dedication was further evidenced by the rapid growth of his TikTok following, which now exceeds 2 million fans. Building on this success, Bryan released another hit single, “Homewrecker,” which soared to No. 1 on the iTunes Rock Chart.
    Through it all, Bryan remains grounded and humble, describing himself as “a small-town kid, just chasing his dream.” His journey from a small town in Missouri to achieving national recognition in the music industry is a testament to his passion, resilience, and the power of perseverance.

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    Luca Fogale: Finding Authenticity & Evolving His Sound | Fuegostine’s Music Club Oct 09, 2025
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    What does it mean to stay true to yourself — even when the internet is watching? In this episode of Fuegostine’s Music Club, I sit down with indie-folk singer-songwriter Luca Fogale to explore his musical evolution, personal growth, and what “authenticity” really looks like in 2025.

    What we cover:

    • How Luca found his voice — from early influences to his modern sound
    • The journey behind his upcoming album and what it reflects about growing up
    • Navigating social media as an artist while maintaining integrity
    • The challenges and joys of vulnerability in songwriting
    • Advice for emerging musicians trying to balance art and audience

    Why you’ll love this one:
    Luca brings warmth, honesty, and emotional depth — this is one of those interviews that feels like sitting around a late-night campfire with music & real talk. Whether you’re an artist, songwriter, or a fan of honest music — there’s something here for you.


    About Luca Fogale:
    Canadian singer/songwriter Luca Fogale has a clear mission with his music: to provide comfort and sanctuary, not just from the cruel world that can so often bring us down, but from the dark thoughts and messy feelings that can plague us in our most insecure moments.
    Raised on a steady diet of Nina Simone and Joni Mitchell, Luca possesses a voice that seems soft and gentle on the surface, but cuts deep to reveal hidden truths and suppressed emotions. Hailing from Burnaby, British Columbia, Luca recalls: “I grew up in not the most expressive family. We were conservative both in the way that we interacted with each other and the way we all bottled things up.” He’s spent his musical career making up for lost time, creating songs that aren’t afraid to be tender, vulnerable, and brutally honest.
    With his debut album Safety, Luca first introduced fans to a songwriter with a fine-tuned ear for warm, wool-sweater melodies, richly rendered narratives, and intimate autumnal ambiance, like Jeff Buckley timewarped into Bon Iver’s wood cabin. That album—and its gospel-gilded 2017 follow-up single “I Don’t Want to Lose You”—pegged Luca as an indie-folk phenom on the rise, but his 2020 follow-up LP, Nothing Is Lost, revealed there was a whole lot more to Luca than prettily played serenades on acoustic guitar and piano. Through a broader palette of synth-washed atmospheres, orchestral flourishes, and lush ‘70s soft-rock arrangements, Nothing is Lost saw Luca graduate from the proverbial coffeehouse to the concert hall, recasting his private conversations as cinematic set pieces.
    Recognition from Canada’s prestigious JUNO Awards raised Luca’s profile even further, with both Nothing Is Lost and his acclaimed 2023 follow-up album, Run Where The Light Calls, receiving nominations for “Adult Contemporary Album of the Year.” Since, he’s toured extensively across Canada, the US and Europe, and increased his total streams across the major platforms to over 100 million.

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    Ruston Kelly — Self-Rediscovery & the Stories Behind the Songs | Fuegostine's Music Club Sep 10, 2025
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    In this episode of Fuegostine’s Music Club, I sit down with singer-songwriter Ruston Kelly to discuss one of the most intense and honest journeys in modern Americana / alt-country music. We cover his early years, battles with addiction, heartbreak, and the long road to healing — but also how through all of that he discovered his voice, harnessed pain into purpose, and found a new sense of self.

    What You’ll Hear

    • His musical roots and evolution: debut EP, breakthrough albums, and how personal trauma influenced his writing.
    • The making of his recent work: confronting demons, embracing sobriety, and channeling grief, loss, and self-reflection into songs that resonate.
    • What’s next: how healing continues, how creativity evolves, and what listeners can expect in Ruston’s upcoming projects.

    Why This Episode Matters:
    Ruston Kelly isn’t just a musician — he’s a story of resilience, redemption, and the power of vulnerability. If you’ve ever struggled, doubted yourself, or wondered whether music can heal, this conversation hits differently.


    About Ruston Kelly:
    Ruston Kelly is an American singer-songwriter known for his blend of Americana, alt-country, and rock music, often exploring themes of addiction, recovery, and personal transformation in his lyrics. He emerged from a musical family in South Carolina, struggled with drug addiction which he documented in his debut album Dying Star, and later went through a public divorce from Kacey Musgraves. His subsequent albums, including Shape & Destroy, The Weakness, and Pale, Through the Window, have explored self-reflection, healing, and finding strength through life's challenges

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    The Brummies on Almost Breaking Up, Finding Peace, and Making Their Best Music Yet | Fuegostine's Music Club Aug 27, 2025
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    OIn this episode of Fuegostine’s Music Club, The Brummies sit down for an incredibly candid conversation about the highs and lows of being in a band. They open up about the moment they nearly called it quits, how they found their way back to each other, and why their newest music feels more intentional and grounded than anything they’ve made before.

    We dive into the emotional side of collaboration, the struggle to stay hopeful during career setbacks, and the daily habits that keep them mentally balanced. The result is a vulnerable, funny, and deeply human look at the realities of creating art while growing through adulthood.

    In this episode:

    • The near-breakup that changed everything
    • Rebuilding trust and friendship
    • Why "resetting" their sound unlocked new creativity
    • The mental toll of the industry
    • Routine, peace, and identity
    • New music, new direction, and what fans can expect

    If you’re an artist, fan, or simply someone navigating change, this episode hits home.


    About The Brummies:
    The Brummies exist in the space between now and nostalgia, crafting immersive soundscapes that feel both familiar and otherworldly. Rooted in storytelling and sonic experimentation, their music fuses shimmering melodies, dynamic rhythms, and a relentless curiosity for the unknown. With their new album Drift Theory, The Brummies continue to evolve, exploring themes of connection, time, and identity through a kaleidoscopic lens. It’s music meant to be felt as much as it’s heard - cinematic, surreal, and uniquely their own.

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    Motherfolk on Reinvention, Shoegaze Inspiration & Life After 10 Years in Music | Fuegostine's Music Club Aug 21, 2025
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    In this episode, Matt sits down with Nate from Motherfolk for a wide-ranging, deeply honest conversation about artistic evolution, growing up on classic rock, moving through musical eras, and how the band has continued to reshape its sound for over a decade.

    Nate opens up about the transition from folk-driven beginnings to their shoegaze-influenced new album Eternal Joy, how life changes shaped the record, and why Motherfolk continues to evolve instead of settling into a single genre. He also shares the surprising story behind fan-favorite track “Tiny Thoughts,” and what it’s like capturing weddings as a videographer while quietly observing the human experience.

    You’ll hear about the band’s biggest “this is our job now” moment, creative burnout, navigating social media as artists, and what longtime fans can expect from the next era of Motherfolk — including a major upcoming U.S. tour.

    Topics Include:
    • Musical roots & early influences
    • Discovering punk, hip-hop, Lincoln Park, shoegaze & beyond
    • The evolution from folk rock to indie rock & dreamier textures
    • The making of Eternal Joy and navigating adulthood as a band
    • Songwriting stories & artistic identity
    • Burnout, balance, and the pressure of social media
    • Motherfolk’s upcoming tour and future projects

    A candid, thoughtful look into creativity, change, and what it really means to stay an artist for the long haul.


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    Briscoe on “Heat of July,” Touring Life, Songwriting & the Story Behind Hooped Earrings | Fuegostine's Music Club Aug 11, 2025
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    This episode features a full sit-down with Briscoe, the Texas folk-rock duo made up of Philip Lupton and Truett Heintzelman. We talk about their upcoming album “Heat of July,” their early days meeting at summer camp, discovering 70s folk-rock influences, and the story behind fan favorites like Hooped Earrings, Rough, and The Well.

    They share how life on the road, getting married, and navigating the modern expectations of social media have shaped them as artists. We also get into their favorite cities to tour, artists they think deserve more attention, and a fun segment on their dream guitar, go-to album, and must-grab gas station snack.

    Perfect for fans of Houndmouth, Caamp, Zach Bryan, John Denver, The Band, and modern folk-Americana.

    Topics include:
    • Briscoe’s origin story
    • Growing up in Texas & musical influences
    • Writing Hooped Earrings and early demos
    • Themes behind their new album He The July
    • Touring with Noah Kahan
    • Balancing authenticity with social media
    • Their creative + recording process
    • Their most meaningful songs
    • Underrated artists you should know

    Follow Briscoe on social media and streaming platforms, and stay tuned for more artist conversations

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    Sons of the East: The Indie Folk Journey Behind Their New Album “Sons” | Fuegostine's Music Club Aug 04, 2025
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    Australian indie-folk trio Sons of the East have spent over ten years building a passionate global audience, even before gaining the same recognition at home. In this episode, Nic shares how the band evolved from three friends with a kick drum and a banjo into a world-touring five-piece known for their warm production and rousing live shows.

    He reflects on the classic artists he grew up hearing—Fleetwood Mac, The Eagles, the Stones—and how those roots shaped their sound. We dig into the band’s newest album Sons, which leans heavily into live-room recording, musical imperfection, and emotional honesty. Nic opens up about writing “Ten Days,” one of the most personal and difficult songs he’s ever released, and what it felt like to put that vulnerability into the world.

    We also talk touring fatigue, building a family-like crew, navigating the rise of social media as musicians who started before it mattered, the pressure of short-form clips on songwriting, and why the band still loves performing their most-played songs hundreds of shows later.

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    Healing Through Sound: Windser on His Debut Album, Creativity, Anxiety, and Finding Identity in Music | Fuegostine's Music Club Jul 30, 2025
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    Indie-alternative artist Windser joins Matt for a deeply honest conversation about creativity, vulnerability, and the making of his self-titled debut album. Known for cinematic soundscapes and introspective storytelling, Windser opens up about growing up in Santa Cruz’s DIY scene, discovering his artistic voice, and how therapy, nature, and reflection shaped the emotional arc of his new record.

    He shares the inspiration behind standout tracks like “Head in the Clouds”, discusses the evolution of his songwriting process, and explores how anxiety, healing, and personal growth influenced the themes of the album. Matt and Windser also dive into social media pressures, the shifting landscape for modern artists, and what it takes to maintain authenticity while building a career in today’s music world.

    Whether you’re a fan of indie rock, alternative music, or powerful personal storytelling, this episode offers an inspiring, heartfelt look into the life and mind of one of the genre’s most promising voices.


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    From Austrian Countryside to Festival Dreams: OSKA on Her New Album & Creative Journey | Fuegostine's Music Club Jul 24, 2025
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    Austrian singer-songwriter OSKA (Maria) joins Matt for a heartfelt and deeply honest conversation about her new album Refined Believer, her creative evolution, and the journey from a small countryside upbringing to performing on stages with Coldplay.

    Maria opens up about the cultural differences between Austria and the U.S., the challenge of being an artist in a country where music careers aren’t commonly encouraged, and how traveling to London, LA, and Nashville helped shape her artistic voice.

    She shares the story behind key album moments—including the powerful track “Gloria”—and reflects on how writing this second record taught her to trust her instincts, take ownership of her vision, and embrace imperfection.

    Topics include:
    • Growing up in rural Austria & discovering music through siblings and YouTube
    • Supporting Coldplay in front of tens of thousands in her home country
    • The creative process & tarot-inspired journey that led her to London
    • How Refined Believer was shaped by emotional honesty and personal upheaval
    • Balancing songwriting with social media pressures as an independent artist
    • The surreal experience of seeing listeners connect to her music in everyday life
    • Her hopes for the future—including festival stages and a third album

    This is an intimate, thoughtful look into an artist learning to trust herself, craft her own path, and bring deeply personal stories into the world.


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    Matt Schuster Interview: The Stories Behind His Music & Connecting With Fans While Staying Authentic | Fuegostine's Music Club Jul 07, 2025
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    On this episode of Fuegostine's Music Club, Matt (fuegostine) sits down with country artist Matt Schuster to talk about some of his recently released music, what connecting with fans means to him as well as finding ways to stay authentic to himself in the realm of social media. I hope you enjoy the conversation I had with Matt.
    About Matt Schuster:
    Matt Schuster, an emerging country talent, embodies a unique blend of nostalgia for a bygone era and a visionary drive for the future. Hailing from the heart of small-town Southern Illinois, Schuster's artistry resonates with the warmth of classic rock and the invigorating ambition of modern pop, redefining the sonic landscape of Nashville and beyond. Bold, effortlessly soulful and so undeniably invigorating it can stop you in your tracks, the 2023 Nashville Briefing Artist to Watch calls his style a smooth-yet-electrifying vision of new school “country rock.” His major-label debut track "Tell Me Tennessee” received rave reviews from MusicRow, crowning Schuster with the weekly DISCovery Award and calling his sound “one of the most innovative [they’ve] heard these days.” Meanwhile, his latest release “Last Fall” pushes Schuster further out into no-man’s land, mixing vivid lyrics and poetic imagery with the epic electricity powering his revived country-rock vision. As he tours with the likes of Kameron Marlowe, Dylan Scott, Ashley Cooke and Brantley Gilbert, and over 140M+ global artist streams to his name, Schuster aims to prove his staying power in the genre.

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