TuneDig is an in-depth and informed conversation between two lifelong friends about the power of music — one album at a time. In each episode, we go down the rabbit hole to spend a while in the strange world we discover. We take an honest look at creativity in all its complexity—from writing and production to history and cultural impact. We promise you’ll learn something new every time, no matter ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 61 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Music HistoryMusic |
Marvin Gaye’s well of soul power ran mighty deep, and deep into his career, he pulled up a bucket of ice-cold, silky smooth champagne called “I Want You.” Come for the lush instrumentation, vocal harmonies, and Leon Ware clinic; stay for the stories.... more
Before uniting one nation under a groove, the lysergic lords of chaos in Funkadelic harnessed wild lightning into an amulet called "Maggot Brain", bestowing the bearer with raw, dark power stronger than any force known to man. Between reaching our 50... more
The story of Alice Coltrane — an accomplished bebop pianist from Detroit who transcended into something far greater before walking away from public life altogether — is a glimpse into what it means to be truly free. Alice’s masterpiece Journey in Sat... more
Take a moment to appreciate Ann and Nancy Wilson, who kicked down the doors of rock ‘n’ roll’s boys’ club with their peerless guitar work, soaring soul vocals, and tight songcraft. 1977’s Little Queen — an oft-overlooked gem in the classic rock canon... more
When you think of “electronic music,” what comes to mind may not be a genre you deeply love — hip-hop, house, new wave, or even dub reggae — but all of it owes some debt, scientifically or otherwise, to Tangerine Dream. Dig in with us as we study a p... more
Did you catch one of 2021’s biggest albums, or like us, did you almost overlook it? If you have any expectations of pop music, "SOUR" will likely subvert them. Teenage dream this is not; it’s an exquisitely universal portrait of a weird time to be al... more
The story of Fela Kuti — one of the most famous people on an *entire continent* passionately struggling to liberate power to more people — is absolutely one worth deeply knowing, regardless of whether you find yourself drawn to Afrobeat or (cringe) “... more
Meshuggah’s "ObZen"—an artifact of human creativity pushing the limits of what’s possible—will quite literally make you hear music differently. If you’re looking for a new musical adventure, and especially if you don’t think you like “heavy” or “weir... more
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First episode I have listened to. I got this on vinyl for Christmas and have loved it ever since. You made me appreciate it even more.
Their analysis goes deep and makes me fall in love with music all over again.
To anyone who hasn’t listened yet, Tunedig is hosted by two white American dudes with great personalities and both have a soothing vocal cadence. Both have great tastes in music, yet have their own opinions on the music they discuss. Each album is different to last and it seems nothing is off the table. This podcast is great for making time pass at work or as an accompaniment for a long journey. If you are a “True” music lover then YOU ARE MISSING OUT!!!!!
Stumbled upon this podcast looking for a review of Portishead. Wound up listening to the converge episode. This podcast is so effin good. These guys are really eclectic and insightful/ inciteful. They incited me to write this review and BEG them to do an episode on “Isis.”
really dug the Zeppelin episode and learn something new every time I listen to these guys
Cliff and Kyle clearly put a lot of heart and soul into every episode, but it’s also never cheesy or rehearsed. I like that it just feels like a really good conversation with two people who love music as much as anyone I’ve ever met, and they’re always covering a wide variety of artists in ways that encourage me to give spins to albums I might not have otherwise considered.
These guys definitely know their music! Definitely listen in - you won’t regret it!
I discovered this podcast late last year with the Sleeper episode, and from then on I’ve been hooked. The show gives so much detail and respect to each album. You instantly want to revisit classic albums you already love, or dive into albums you haven’t discovered yet. I have been exposed to albums I would of never listened to before, and I’ve found out more detail and new facts about albums I already consider greats. The hosts are fantastic, I just wish the shows were a little longer as you rea... more
Apple Podcasts | #62 | United States/Music/Music History |
Apple Podcasts | #103 | Canada/Music/Music History |
Apple Podcasts | #80 | Germany/Music/Music History |
Apple Podcasts | #31 | Sweden/Music/Music History |
Apple Podcasts | #110 | Denmark/Music/Music History |
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