This episode is work safe.
The Broadcast Debuts sound is Brit pop / piano rock with raw, emotive vocals. Their unique musical style includes piano, Rhodes, analog synths, catchy melodic guitar leads, and rock pounding drums, and has all its members playing multiple instruments. They balance the seriousness of their sound with a healthy self-realization, and a dash of modesty.
Interview with Craig Cook of The Broadcast Debut.
We discuss how we spent our weekend; recording their song, "Stars", on the first take; how I found out about The Broadcast Debut through Katie Davis; where they got the name The Broadcast Debut; how they became a legitmate band; their forthcoming full-length album; themes and ideas they'd like to explore on their next CD; the downside to being a perfectionist; noises that their producer, Jon Auer, adeed to their songs; the role of the producer; performing with pianos; changes their producer suggested they make; the musical influences of The Broadcast Debut; the members of the band; the change of musicians in the band; what they'll take from the last experience to recording an album to recording their new CD.
Featured songs are:
- "Stars"
- "Rollerskating"
- "Brooklyn Bridge"
