Songwriter Interviews

Go behind the music with some of the world's best songwriters

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  • Lisa O'NeillLisa O'NeillReturning to the US with a new album and new outlook, Irish folk musician Lisa O'Neill shares her experience recording a Bob Dylan cover for Peaky Blinders, and how Irish tradition and history has motivated her music.
  • Noelle Scaggs of Fitz And The TantrumsNoelle Scaggs of Fitz And The TantrumsFitz and the Tantrums frontwoman Noelle Scaggs on her She Rocks Award, her initiatives with Diversify the Stage, and the hit song we almost never got.
  • Romeo VoidRomeo VoidRomeo Void members Debora Iyall, Frank Zincavage and Peter Woods talk about key tracks like "Never Say Never" and explain what distinguished the band musically.
  • Mike Tramp of White LionMike Tramp of White LionWhite Lion frontman Mike Tramp tells the stories behind classic songs like "When The Children Cry" and "Wait," and explains how a band reunion might work.
  • Gary Cherone of ExtremeGary Cherone of ExtremeExtreme lead singer Gary Cherone on their album Rise, how he feels about "More Than Words," and his best songs with Van Halen.
  • Peter CasePeter CasePeter Case talks about his solo album Doctor Moan and discusses his time in the bands The Nerves and The Plimsouls.
  • Nick Waterhouse on Songwriting and The FoolerNick Waterhouse on Songwriting and The FoolerNick Waterhouse explains how his retro musical style and literary songwriting approach informed his new album, The Fooler.
  • Fat Mike of NOFXFat Mike of NOFXNOFX frontman Fat Mike talks about his approach to songwriting, shares his thoughts on punk lyrics, and tells the stories behind some of the biggest NOFX songs.
  • Joe HenryJoe HenryAmericana singer-songwriter Joe Henry takes us behind his All The Eye Can See album and his collaborations with jazz great Ornette Coleman, Bonnie Raitt, and T Bone Burnett.
  • Tenille TownesTenille TownesCanadian country singer Tenille Townes shares the stories behind her emotive tunes, and how a chance meeting on a stairwell led to the Bryan Adams duet "The Thing That Wrecks You."