This week’s episode of The Quinn Spinn, sponsored by The Valley Ledger and Tuk Law Offices, is all about Super Snake! The New Jersey five-piece released their new album, “Leap of Love,” on Valentine’s Day, and they tell us some interesting and wild stories about their creative process as we preview a couple tracks.
This Sunday, the 18th Annual Lehigh Valley Music Awards will take place at the ArtsQuest Center at SteelStacks in Bethlehem. This year’s ceremony promises to be a big day; one meant to celebrate the accomplishments of the people on our local music scene.
Every time we talk to Rod McCoy, it seems like he’s doing even bigger and better things than before. That’s true for the Atlanta-based hip hop artist’s new album, “Khantrydiction,” as well as for his independent record label, Audible Hustle Entertainment. We are honored to have Rod join us on today’s show.
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Some might know George Hrab as the drummer who provides the backbone for Philadelphia Funk Authority, one of the most renowned and versatile party bands this side of the Mississippi. Others may know him as the host of the Geologic Podcast, a true variety show which celebrates its 500th episode this Saturday; a 500-minute extravaganza to be broadcast on Facebook Live.
On Sunday, March 5th, those in attendance at the Lehigh Valley Music Awards will know George Hrab for one more reason: he will be honored as a 20 Year Veteran of our local music scene.
Neil Grover is an up-and-coming singer-songwriter on the local music scene here in the Lehigh Valley. His signature, tender vocals lend a soothing tone to his storytelling lyrics. Neil joins us today to talk about his music and a look at what’s upcoming, including a show at Spin Me Round Records in Phillipsburg, NJ on March 26.
Plus, we have a Stupid News with Texas-sized stupidity, and Somethin’ Good that hits close to home.
It’s — quite literally — an all-new edition of The Quinn Spinn. We have nothing but brand new tracks for you today from a great variety of indie artists, far and wide.
We also have a fun, lighthearted Stupid News, and Somethin’ Good that can help you live a balanced, healthier life.
I recently had the honor and privilege of joining Bryan Tuk, CEO of Performing Arts Live, Inc. and founder of Allentown JazzFest, for the latest episode of his podcast, Creative Confidential. Creative Confidential features conversations with filmmakers, artists, musicians and non-profit CEOs about their professional and artistic journeys, their influences and the challenges they have faced along the way.
Jon Paul Smith is an unbelievable talent. The Reading-area musician plays, including voice, 19 instruments on his album, “Indeed,” released under his solo project, Jon Smith’s Voyages. Jon joins us on today’s show to talk the album, his live performances, and plans for the future.
We also have a semi-local Stupid News, and a heartwarming story for Somethin’ Good. Plus, so many great tunes that you’re sure to love!
Local singer-songwriter John Hufford joins today’s episode of The Quinn Spinn, sponsored by The Valley Ledger. John tells us about his musical beginnings, how he became a songwriter, and his aspirations in this exclusive interview which also features a pair of live, in-studio performances.
Plus, we have some TRULY Stupid News, Somethin’ Good (and adorable), and plenty of variety in our musical selections!
After a long winter’s nap, The Quinn Spinn, the Official Podcast of Lehigh Valley Underground, will return for the spring season with all-new episodes beginning on Monday, January 30.