The Midwest Mixtape Podcast begins sessions with "I Don’t Live Here Anymore" by The War on Drugs, establishing a reflective tone. The song connects personal experiences, memory, and art, highlighting themes of change and self-discovery. It reminds participants of their invisible burdens and the collective journey through solitude. Music becomes a means of understanding.
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Spin Doctors Talk New Album on Midwest Mixtape Podcast
Legendary rock band Spin Doctors discussed their upcoming album, Face Full of Cake, on the Midwest Mixtape Podcast. Set for release on April 11, it features the single "Still A Gorilla," inspired by Robyn. The band, reflecting on their evolution, also announced a tour starting April 12, celebrating their legacy.
Story of the Year’s Dan Marsala Joins Midwest Mixtape Podcast to Talk St. Louis Roots and Legacy
Story of the Year, a significant post-hardcore band from St. Louis, discusses their journey on the Midwest Mixtape Podcast. Frontman Dan Marsala reflects on their career, their hometown's influence, and the creation of new music. The episode celebrates their roots and connection to the dedicated St. Louis music community.
Mayday Parade Talks New Album and 20-Year Legacy on Midwest Mixtape Podcast
Mayday Parade, a significant emo and pop-punk band from the mid-2000s, celebrates 20 years in 2025 with the release of their ambitious three-part album, Sweet, starting April 18. Their legacy includes influential tracks and a strong connection with fans, marked by an upcoming anniversary tour featuring various supporting acts.
TESLA on the Midwest Mixtape Podcast Talks Special Edition ‘All About Love’ EP and 2025 Tour
Legendary rock band TESLA has released an electric music video for "All About Love," featured on their newly launched EP available in limited 12" vinyl. The EP includes Electric, Acoustic, and Live versions. TESLA, formed in 1984, continues its journey with the Keepin’ It Real Tour 2025, showcasing their timeless sound and influences.
A Midwest Story: How Family and Mixtapes Shaped My Love for Music
The author reflects on childhood memories centered around music, particularly influenced by cousins and an uncle who provided homemade tapes. Early exposure to Bob Seger's records and various rock artists shaped their identity. The Midwest Mixtape honors these musical experiences, emphasizing music's enduring power and its role in personal storytelling and growth.
Ian Fisher’s Go Gentle: A Profound Journey Through Grief and Healing
Ian Fisher’s album Go Gentle explores the deep impact of loss and grief, particularly following his mother’s passing in 2023. Balancing sorrow with warmth, it reflects on embracing life in the face of death. Through personal experiences, Fisher transforms grief into an opportunity for connection and healing, encouraging a deeper understanding of mortality.
GRAMMY Win for Bob Marley: One Love – Music Inspired By The Film (Deluxe)
At the 2025 GRAMMY Awards, Bob Marley: One Love - Music Inspired By The Film (Deluxe) won Best Reggae Album, largely due to Farruko’s single "Rasta Reggae (Jamming)." Farruko also celebrated a successful year with his introspective album CVRBON VRMOR and a historic performance in Puerto Rico, showcasing his artistic evolution.
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