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
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 38 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Music InterviewsTV & FilmMusic |
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
In this episode, the Sad Song Queens welcome singer-songwriter Lily Kershaw to talk about her song “Depreshmode." Lily shares how a casual phrase about her mood became a deep and beautiful song. They discuss the personal journey that inspired the al... more
This week, the Queens dive deep with Jack Kenworthy, aka Colouring, about his track “Coda." Jack shares the personal journey behind the song, reflecting on loss and resilience. In this conversation, they delve into Jack's creative process, the impact... more
Dance sensation kenzie joins the Queens this week to talk about her song "Anatomy", which is a heartfelt ballad about her relationship with her dad. In this episode, she talks about growing up in the public eye, gaining confidence as a songwriter, an... more
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.
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.
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!)
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.
Genius concept, brilliant execution. Laura and Lindsay don’t just know music, they know how to get amazing musicians to open up and talk about it. Rarely do we get to hear about a song’s inspiration, creation and meaning straight from the artist themselves. If you love sad songs (or just music in general) you’ll love this podcast. A beautiful reminder about empathy, connection, and why art matters.
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A unique exploration of emotional storytelling through music, the podcast centers on interviews with artists and songwriters known for their poignant and evocative songs. The hosts engage in deep conversations about the artists' inspirations, personal narratives, and the creative processes behind their music. Noteworthy is the focus on the emotional connections that listeners can experience through sad songs, as the hosts unveil the intimate stories and struggles that often inform the music. By delving into themes of loss, love, and healing, it provides an enriching perspective that appeals to both music enthusiasts and those passionate about the art of songwriting.
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Recent guests on Sad Song Queens include:
1. Ryan O'Neal
2. Lily Kershaw
3. Jack Kenworthy
4. Kenzie Ziegler
5. Rosi Golan
6. Tom Chaplin
7. Tim Rice-Oxley
8. Andrew Davey
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