"Roots to Grooves" explores the music, life and careers of musical artists from their earliest beginnings through to their most recent releases. Join musicians Jay Purcell and Jesse Quigley as they discuss a different artist each week, and share their own perspectives on the subject matters at hand. "Roots to Grooves" is a production of SIGNL.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 115 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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This is a great music podcast to learn new artists. Sometimes the reporting can be a bit vague in terms of information but I like the style of production they’re doing.
Unfortunately this is not a podcast to really explore new music.. if you’re a bit into new music the information they lay out in the podcast episodes are not new.. very unfortunate as the idea of the podcast is nice but it needs more than just desk research of the main media features
I like the artists they choose. I was full of excitement when i started listening to episodes about bonobo and actress. I really hoped i can learn something about the way the artists work. It came to me as a bummer as about 50% of the time is spent talking about random irrelevant stuff not or just loosely covering the artist. I might as well just sit into a coffee shop listening to some random folks chatting.
The one guy didn’t know any song names, hadn’t listened to all his albums, thought Radiohead was making music in the 70’s and knew nothing about the pixies. A host of a music podcast should know a lot better than that. It was an early episode so maybe it’s gotten better but I’m too rattled to try to listen to another one
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