
A show about music and creativity.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 101 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsMusic InterviewsPerforming ArtsMusic | |||

100 episodes baby! This episode, I’m joined by Nick Heyward and Blair Cunningham of Haircut 100, very appropriately for my 100th episode. The band are back, with their first studio album since 1982’s masterpiece, “Pelican West”, that’s not counting a... more
Geoff Downes has quite the musical CV. Shooting to fame with The Buggles, then joining Yes alongside Trevor Horn for their 1980 “Drama” album, he then had massive success alongside Yes member Steve Howe with the supergroup Asia. He rejoined Yes in 20... more
The Four Tops formed in Detroit in 1953, originally named The Four Aims. They’re a cornerstone of American pop music and helped propel the Motown label to international recognition. Although ostensibly a soul vocal group, I find the band interesting ... more
Charlie McCoy has an incredible musical CV to look back on. His relationship with Bob Dylan began when he was asked, at rather short notice, to join the session for “Desolation Row”. He went on to assemble the core band when Dylan decamped to Nashvil... more
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I listened to the conversation Matt had with Tony Levin. It was wonderful hearing Matt pick his brain about his experience with Peter Gabrielle and Liquid Tension Experience. Keep up the good work! Cheers!
Matt is a consummate host who clearly does his homework ahead of interviewing guests. The conversations are revealing without relying on gimmicks or shock tactics.
It’s also great to hear from people who aren’t just on the usual press circuit, but still deserve to have light thrown on their new projects.
Even those without anything special to plug, Matt clearly selects people he admires and respects, and genuinely wants to learn about their creative process.
Matt always gets to the heart of the creative process. Regardless of artistic medium that his guests choose to express themselves in, that process can normally be broken down into inspiration, method and delivery.
Matt’s own journey as a writer and a teacher helps to shape much of the questioning, but it’s his ease with people that guides the guests’ conversation, rarely resorting to just a standard Q & A format.
Highlight of the series so far, Chris Hillman, but as a lifelong Byrds fan, tha... more
Discovered this while searching for interviews about “The Vast of Night” and its soundtrack. Loved that episode. Really great podcast, with interesting questions and a committed, polite host. Subscribed!
Matt has a grewat way of interviewing guests. He's extreamly knowledgeable about them all and all seem keen to be frank and honest with him.
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A deep-dive interview series centered on music and creativity, featuring guests from top-tier musicians to seasoned editors and producers. Conversations explore the creative process, behind-the-scenes decision-making, collaborations, and personal journeys that shape iconic records and performances. Listeners often gain practical insights into songcraft, arrangement, production choices, and the realities of sustaining a career in music, with a thoughtful, researcher-like host who prioritizes honesty and nuance over glossy soundbites. The show is notable for its breadth of guest backgrounds, its focus on craft and storytelling, and its approachable, curiosity-driven interviewing style that appeals to makers and fans alike.
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Sending Signals launched 7 years ago and published 101 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Sending Signals include:
1. Lawrence Payton Jr.
2. Charlie McCoy
3. James Graham
4. Pamela Martin
5. Jason Narducy
6. Steve Howe
7. Grant Nicholas
8. Steve Rothery
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