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Inside the Musician's Brain

Inside the Musician's Brain

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 Inside the Musician’s Brain is a deep dive into everything that’s behind the music and the artists that inspire us. Join Grammy Award winning artist and producer Chris Pandolfi of the Infamous Stringdusters, as he explores life as a musician, and sits down with other influential artists to discuss inspiration, creativity, and the many facets of bringing a musical vision to life.2023 Osiris Media Musique
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    • Episode 60: Ben Morrison (of The Brothers Comatose), 'It was a slow burn with some really big leaps along the way.'

      Episode 60: Ben Morrison (of The Brothers Comatose), 'It was a slow burn with some really big leaps along the way.'
      Feb 3 2026
      Episode 60 features guitarist, singer and songwriter Ben Morrison of CA based band, The Brothers Comatose. Ben gets us up to speed on everything that's going on with the band, including the making of their excellent new album, 'Golden Grass.' The Brothers Comatose have been a part of the roots scene for almost 20 years, but in the last few years they have made a huge jump in profile after releasing a video that has gone viral on all platforms. Ben breaks down how that process unfolded and the effect it's had on their career. This episode is the conclusion of season 6 of Inside the Musician's Brain - thanks for tuning in! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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      1 h et 13 min
    • Episode 59: Clay Street Unit & Mountain Grass Unit, 'The acoustic up-and-comers.'

      Episode 59: Clay Street Unit & Mountain Grass Unit, 'The acoustic up-and-comers.'
      Jan 20 2026
      Episode 59 of Inside the Musician's Brain features two of the hottest up-and-coming bands on the acoustic/bluegrass scene: Clay Street Unit and Mountain Grass Unit. It's no secret that the roots music scene is booming, and there have never been more promising bands coming of age. Clay St are Denver locals who brought Chris on board to produce their debut album, 'Sin and Squalor,' due out 2.13.26. They have a very solid chemistry, great original songs, a catchy sound that features mandolin and pedal steel, and a lead singer (Sam Walker) who turns heads everywhere he goes. Mountain Grass Unit is the next big thing in the bluegrass world, with chops and vocals that put their deep knowledge of the genre on full display. These cats can play! Audiences are already taking note of both bands, with sold out shows and plenty of buzz. In the intro to today's episode, Chris will also point you in the direction of a number of excellent young/new acts that are starting to make waves, taking acoustic music in all kinds of exciting new directions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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      1 h et 8 min
    • Episode 58: Bahamas, 'Being bored is the most important part of creativity.'

      Episode 58: Bahamas, 'Being bored is the most important part of creativity.'
      Dec 9 2025
      Episode 58 of Inside the Musician's Brain features a songwriter with a style all his own - Bahamas. For almost 20 years Bahamas has been putting out excellent albums, touring the world and building a dedicated fan base who love his unique, laid back, soulful sound. We learn all about the making of his new album, 'My Second Last Album,' his songwriting process, how his career has evolved over the years and why making space for boredom is essential to creativity. Chris also takes on the hot topic of AI music generators like Suno.com, and how they might ultimately be a very good thing for roots music artists. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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      1 h et 11 min
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