Category: Artist Interviews

It’s been quite a while since I put up an interview, but here are two that I finished last month and finally got around to editing. The UK’s Little Barrie have gotten rave reviews for their latest “King Of The Waves,” which I reviewed back in  February. Lead guitarist Barrie Cadogan couldn’t have been any nicer to me, and its a shame his last concert in NYC was on a weekday where I couldn’t get out. Check out the interviews page or listen to the interview directly.

In the “Hey-that’s-NOT-power-pop” department I interviewed the lovely Meital Dohan. Meital is an Israeli actress known for her supporting role on Showtimes’s Weeds as Yael Hoffman. She’s also done several episodes of the Jon Heder (Napoleon Dynamite) series Woke Up Dead and a couple movies. However she is also breaking into the dance pop genre and has a 2 new singles Yummy and Yummy Boyz. You can listen to my interview with her directly or visit todaysmodernpop.com

Here is the video re-recording of Brad’s “The Spinner and The Spun” done live with a string trio at Mission Bells studio in San Francisco. I was lucky to speak to Brad Brooks last week. Go to our interview section to hear it or just click here to visit the Brad Brooks Interview page.

I was busy this weekend editing my latest interviews. I spoke with Lane Steinberg about his collaboration with Ukrainian musician Alex Khodchenko on his latest triumph 8×8’s Anatomy of an Apricot. Listen to the full audio interview with Lane Steinberg here.

I also caught up with Jeff Litman as he starts his new tour in support for his latest album Outside. We get into a few details about the songs and compare it to his debut. Listen to the full audio interview with Jeff Litman here.

Roger Houdaille from Ex-Norwegian answered a few questions about his upcoming tour in support of Sketch. One spoiler alert for the next album is confirmed, as bass player Nina Souto has left the band. Check it out in the interview section or click here to read the interview.

This was a long time coming, Todd Giglio of The Turnback opens up about being a musician and how the film Drawing With Chalk and The Turnback got started. He recently played at the New York International Pop Overthrow last week. Check out the page to also see the cool video for “Cellophane Sky” – it’s all in the interview section or click here.