Listening to better music and listening to music better - with music industry veteran, author, artist, and producer John J. Thompson and a diverse panel of artists, songwriters, producers, and industry innovators who seek the deeper resonances in music and culture. Knowing that all music is spiritual, can we sing along with the good, the true, and the beautiful in ways that make us better neighbor... more
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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We've loved Robert Deeble for a long time around here. His brand of thoughtful alternative folk fit right in with artists like Over The Rhine, Vigilantes of Love, Innocence Mission, and Victoria Williams - and his side gig as a graphic artist lent a ... more
Chris Taylor is a lifer. His first bands, (Windows and Love Coma,) were covered by True Tunes when we were just getting started back in the early 90s. While his bandmate Matt Slocum went on to form the alternative pop group Sixpence None The Richer, ... more
Derri Daugherty, Steve Hindalong, and Dan Michaels surprised all of us when THE CHOIR dropped a fully-realized, manufactured, and ready-to-ship ambient instrumental project called Translucent in late 2024. Although the band has been incorporating amb... more
True Tunes Podcast host John J. Thompson recently celebrated the "soft-release" of his new novel, "The Ballad of the Lost Dogs of East Nashville," with live events at Vinyl Tap in East Nashville and The Wheaton Public Library in the Chicago area. Thi... more
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I just listened to the Chris Taylor/ Sixpence episode. John had a way of describing music that is compelling and makes you want to listen to more of it. He gets beyond the music itself and describes the song writer’s intentions behind the songs and the ineffable way music can make you feel.going to listen to the new Sixpence album now!
In a world full of hundreds of thousands of podcasts, this one is certainly worth listening to if you’re a fan of good music (and this does not necessarily have to mean “Christian music”). Thanks JJT, for blessing us again with thoughtful conversation.
It’s been a blessing listening to this podcast. It’s so informative and well produced.
Hey there! Just listened to the episode with Mike Roe and that was fun. Been a 77s fan for over 25 years. Hope to hear more and would love to hear from Bruce and Mark as well! Maybe an episode about Vector and Alloy Field too? Thank you!
True Tunes magazine (as well as The Door) we’re go-to’s as a young YP. JJT “got it” when it came to music. Trying to explain to others the “why” always left me frustrated. I’d just point to TT or The Door and say, “They get it.”
The podcasts are a great walk down memory lane as well as a peek into what’s going on today. The legends that came before with their struggles and imperfections to the new kids who’ve taken up the mantle, put their spin on things, and have run with it.
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The content explores the intersections of music and spirituality, diving into discussions with artists, songwriters, and industry figures about the deeper meanings and resonances in music and its cultural implications. Each episode features in-depth interviews that not only highlight the journeys of various musicians but also examine the challenges they face within the music industry, often linking personal stories to broader themes of authenticity, community, and artistic expression. This unique approach invites listeners to reflect on their own musical experiences and encourages them to appreciate the spiritual aspects of music, regardless of genre, while also shedding light on overlooked artists and movements through thoughtful narrative... more
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