SheLoom Podcast

Today we have an interesting interview of SheLoom by Kim Hollandaise. In this interview, they discuss their new album, Seat of the Empire, and the story behind it.

You can check out the podcast here.

Soldout Podcast

With the release of their North American debut Cuts, Soldout stand poised to grab the vacant title of 2009’s breakout dance music act. Based out of Brussels, Belgium, the young couple of Charlotte Maison and David Baboulis decided to form a band, and when they fed Charlotte’s classical piano training and pop melodies through David’s drum machines and synthesizers, they created the sweat-soaked, sexed-up rush of Soldout. When Soldout began crafting Cuts, they recruited producer Jason Boshoff (Basement Jaxx) and channeled the seedy European club scenes they witnessed while touring behind their early material into an uncompromising album that undulates with seductive menace. After winning massive support from press and radio and leaving a trail of sweaty converts in their wake on several European tours, they broke into the U.S. at CMJ and began sowing their fan base in North America. With a North American tour forthcoming in 2009, you can expect Soldout at a loft party or frenzied DJ set near you, where they’ll storm the speakers before they slip like a shadow into your permanent subconscious.

Download the podcast here

SLEEPYHEAD With FLORIAN HORWATH

Austrian rocker, Florian Horwath, discusses his new album Sleepyhead. The album, soon to be released on Minty Fresh, features contributions from Nina and Magnus of The Cardigans.

Download the podcast here.

DREW ANDREWS (of The Album Leaf) Podcast

Drew Andrews discussed his debut solo album, Only Mirrors.

All India Radio Tune You Into "Fall"

Martin and Leona discuss the new album "Fall" by All India Radio available on Minty Fresh.
http://www.mintyfresh.com/promo/AllIndiaRadio/airpodcast.mp3

Beangrowers Discuss Not In A Million Lovers

Alison and Ian from Beangrowers discuss and play tracks from their new album, "Not In A Million Lovers", now available on Minty Fresh.

http://mintyfresh.com/promo/beangrowers/beangrowerspodcast.mp3

The Aluminum Group Explains Songs From "Little Happyness"

Take a listen as brothers John and Frank Navin of the Aluminum Group discuss two tracks off their new album, "Little Happyness."


http://www.mintyfresh.com/promo/AluminumGroup/AluminumGroupPodcast2_26.mp3

Sepiatone's Introduction to Sepiatone

Sepiatone's Hugo and Marta discuss the stories and meanings behind tracks from their forthcoming album, "Introduction to Sepiatone." Includes the songs, Sunstroke, Mavaria, New World, and many others!



http://www.mintyfresh.com/promo/Sepiatone/SepiatonePodcast.mp3

Sarah Shannon Describes City Morning Song

Sarah Shannon discusses her inspiration for the tracks: City Morning Song, On and On, Along The Way, and Shiny Little Song.

http://www.mintyfresh.com/promo/Sarah_Shannon/sarah%20shannon%20podcast_1-2.mp3

Wrongkong Discuss Wrongkong

German/Canadian band, Wrongkong, discuss their forthcoming album on Minty Fresh. Hear the tracks and listen to Cyrena and Tommy talk about songs from their self titled album.



http://www.mintyfresh.com/promo/Wrongkong/WRONGKONGcast1.mp3

Trost Explains Trust Me

Trost recently completed her second solo album, Trust Me. Her songs possess an irresistible hypnotic lure on this album, akin to fleeting images of a David Lynch movie accompanied by the manic despair of Francoise Hardy. Take a listen to a few tracks as she explains the meanings behind the songs.

http://www.mintyfresh.com/media/audio/stimuli/Trost/trostpodcastnew.mp3

Axe Riverboy Explains TuTu To Tango

Tahiti 80's frontman and principle songwriter, Xavier Boyer, one of the most distinctive and loved voices in indie rock, further propels French rock on its upward spiral with this long awaited solo record, recorded under the name Axe Riverboy, (an anagram of Xavier's name). Listen while Boyer explains the meanings behind each song before you hear it. A blend of superb songwriting, sing-a-long choruses, ringing guitars, and compressed pianos. A warm rediscovery of rock and pop with folk overtones, brilliantly drawn from the sounds upon which early Tahiti 80 thrived.



http://www.mintyfresh.com/promo/PODCAST/axeriverboy/tututotango_podcast.mp3