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Sad Song Queens

Sad Song Queens
Sad Songs
SYML
One Tree Hill
Music Supervision
Teen Wolf
Seattle
Band Of Horses
The Funeral
Emotional Songs
Ashe
Licky Lee
Where's My Love
Emotional Health
Sad Love Songs
The Cinematic Orchestra
Patrick Watson
To Build a Home
Feather In the Wind
Indie Rock
Songwriting

The Sad Song Queens podcast brings together two award-winning Music Supervisors, Lindsay Wolfington and Laura Webb, as they sit down with the artists and songwriters behind some of the most evocative and emotional songs. Drawing on years of experience curating the perfect soundtracks for film and television, Lindsay and Laura explore the stories, experiences, and emotions that shape these deeply m... more

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Joining the Queens in this week’s heartfelt episode is Snow Patrol frontman Gary Lightbody, who discusses the band’s song “You Could Be Happy.” In this episode, Gary opens up about the song's creation, shares stories of Snow Patrol's humble beginning... more

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This week on the Sad Song Queens podcast we dive into Adrian Quesada's heart wrenching ballad "Agonia," featuring the stunning vocals of Monsieur Periné. In this episode, Adrian and the Queens delve into the creative process behind this track, explor... more

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This week the Queens sit down with the one and only Noah Cyrus to discuss her song "What's It All For" off her new album, I Want My Loved Ones To Go With Me. The deeply introspective track explores life’s uncertainties and the search for purpose. Noa... more

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This week, the Queens welcome Ryan O'Neal, better known as Sleeping At Last, for a heartfelt conversation about his song “Saturn.” Ryan opens up about how personal loss shaped this song and shares insights into his Enneagram-inspired projects and the... more

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Adrian Quesada
Grammy-winning producer and co-founder of the band Black Pumas
Black Pumas
Episode: Adrian Quesada "Agonia"
Noah Cyrus
Singer-songwriter known for her unique style and emotional depth in music
Columbia Records
Episode: Noah Cyrus "What's It All For"
Ryan O'Neal
Singer, songwriter, producer, and composer based in Chicago.
Sleeping At Last
Episode: Sleeping At Last "Saturn"
Lily Kershaw
Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter known for her emotional and raw music.
Independent Artist
Episode: Lily Kershaw "Depreshmode"
Jack Kenworthy
Music producer and composer behind the alternative electronic solo project Colouring
Colouring
Episode: Colouring "Coda"
Kenzie Ziegler
American actor, dancer, and singer known for her unique pop music style and emotional lyrics.
Episode: kenzie "Anatomy"
Rosi Golan
Pop, folk singer-songwriter
Episode: Rosi Golan "Right Now"
Tom Chaplin
Vocalist of Keane
Keane
Episode: Keane "Somewhere Only We Know"
Tim Rice-Oxley
Pianist and songwriter of Keane
Keane
Episode: Keane "Somewhere Only We Know"

Hosts

Laura Webb
Co-host of the Sad Song Queens Podcast, known for her in-depth interviews with artists and emotional discussion around music.
Lindsay Wolfington
Co-host of the Sad Song Queens Podcast, recognized for her expertise in curating soundtracks and engaging artists in heartfelt discussions about their music.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 90 ratings
  • This is truly a heartwarming series. Getting to hear from the artists themselves about life’s harder moments and process behind putting those into stunning tearjerkers. Bravo!

    Audible
    5
    anonymous
    United Statesa month ago
  • What a great find!

    I have really enjoyed getting to know the artists you have interviewed, some of who I know and others you have introduced to me. The hosts are great at making the guests feel comfortable and facilitating authentic discussions.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Annmarie’s
    United States4 months ago
  • FINALLY 😭

    To say a podcast finally understands me is an understatement. There is something so cathartic about listening to people discuss my favorite sad songs. Thank you for this a million times.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    bizzybizisbiz
    United States5 months ago
  • What a happy accident

    Forget how I stumbled across this pod, but I’m another sad-music queen. I’ve found my people! Keep up the great interviews, please. (Tiny quibble: It’s also okay to talk a little slower sometimes, leave some space between big thoughts. Just like these artists sometimes do!)

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DC Czarina
    United States5 months ago
  • Very disappointing artist list

    I LOVE sad songs and so when I saw this is was like YES! Then I saw the artists. I listen to ZERO. Can u guys do anything not recent?! There are SO many better sad songs than this and plenty of those artists are alive to talk about them.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    ryanmcmanus1
    United States5 months ago

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The hosts are recognized for their expertise and ability to create a comfortable environment for artists to open up.
Some feedback suggests a desire for a wider variety of featured artists, particularly those from different eras or genres.
Listeners appreciate the emotional depth and personal insights shared by guests, with many highlighting the authenticity of the discussions.
Overall, the podcast is praised for its unique angle on music appreciation and the connection it fosters between artists and audiences.

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Adrian Quesada "Agonia"
Q: What was the thought process behind your song Agonia?
Adrian shares that most contributors were already inclined to write about love and breakup themes, and he allowed them to run with those concepts rather than imposing his own ideas.
Noah Cyrus "What's It All For"
Q: Was that something you were thinking about throughout the process of making the record? Did you come in one day and sit down with PJ and were like, what's the meaning of life?
Yes, a conversation sparked where we were like, let's write about this today.
Colouring "Coda"
Q: What would you tell them to do with their remaining time?
Focus on being with loved ones, cherishing togetherness, as it brings support and strength through the tough times.
Matt Berninger of The National "About Today"
Q: How do you feel about performing 'About Today'?
Berninger describes it as challenging but also highlights how he connects with the lyrics during performances, often reflecting on personal experiences.
Matt Berninger of The National "About Today"
Q: Can you tell us about the themes behind 'About Today'?
Berninger explores themes of emotional distance and the complexity of relationships, noting the difficulty of acknowledging feelings in close proximity to others.

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A unique exploration of the emotional narratives behind music, featuring conversations with artists and songwriters who are known for their evocative and often sorrowful songs. The discussions seek to uncover the personal stories and experiences that inform these artists' works, creating an intimate connection between the creators and listeners. This podcast provides a platform for musicians to express and dissect the complexities of their craft while highlighting the profound impact of music on human emotions and experiences. Throughout various episodes, themes of loss, love, and introspection are prevalent, making it a compelling choice for those who appreciate deep emotional storytelling in music.

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Recent guests on Sad Song Queens include:

1. Adrian Quesada
2. Noah Cyrus
3. Ryan O'Neal
4. Lily Kershaw
5. Jack Kenworthy
6. Kenzie Ziegler
7. Rosi Golan
8. Tom Chaplin

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