On this episode, Lauren is joined by the supertalented Norwegian singer-songwriter Sverre Breivik aka Metteson.

Born and raised in Moss, a small coastal town 30 miles south of Oslo, Metteson studied acting at Oslo National Academy of the Arts before realising his true gift for songwriting.

Known for his electrifying live shows, a blend of pop star dynamism and theatrical grandeur, he has already sold out multiple venues around the world, touring alongside many wonderful artists including Aurora and Sigrid.

In February this year Metteson released his debut album- ‘Look To A Star’- a beautifully expressive and dynamic 13 track record.

Together they discuss each song off the album, having such an open, honest and inspiring chat along the way.

On this episode, Lauren is joined by the lovely Nashville-based singer-songwriter Caroline Glaser aka Brother Bird.

In March this year she released her 2nd album, another year via Easy Does It Records. The album follows her 2018 self-titled EP and the debut of her 2021 full-length album, gardens, both produced by her close friends, Andy Hull and Robert McDowell of Manchester Orchestra.

another year is Brother Bird's most soul-stirring collection yet. The album, co-produced and written by Caroline, while working with producer Owen Lewis, floats through challenging times, struggling with the big questions that face humanity and how we navigate our most intimate relationships.

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On this episode, Lauren is joined by the pioneering Norwegian jazz musician and composer, Kristoffer Lo.

As a trailblazer, Kristoffer has shaped the Norwegian music landscape with his unique fusion of cultural roots and avant-garde exploration, earning recognition both locally and internationally. He is affiliated with several notable bands, including Sunswitch and Highasakite.

Kristoffer joins Lauren to chat about his new band ‘Slowshift’ and their debut album ‘world going one way’. The band consists of Kristoffer Lo, Brynjar Leifsson (Of Monsters and Men), Tomas Järmyr, and Trondheimsoloists (16 piece string orchestra).

In January this year, the band released their debut album ‘world going one way’ via Amuse Records. The album is testament to their dexterity to take risks while pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in music.

A celebration of some of Norway and Iceland’s finest musicians, Slowshift have crafted a sound that’s mesmerising and atmospheric, yet intimate and evocative.

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On this episode, Lauren is joined by the wonderful singer-songwriter, poet and fashion designer, Chase Cohl aka Dear Dear.

Chase was introduced to music from a young age, spending much of her youth on the road with the Rolling Stones themselves.

In 2018 she released her debut record 'Far Away and Gone'. After the release of her 2021 Dear Dear: Volume I EP. it became clear that this project was taking on a life of its own. This led to Chase shifting the entire project into the enigma of Dear Dear.

As a result, in October last year, she released her debut Dear Dear album 'Death of a Fairytale'. The wonderful 8 track record is co-produced by Loren Humphrey⁣ and co-written by Barry Goldberg (Bob Dylan, Ray Charles, Gladys Knight).

The record plays with a neo-soul, motown sound, heavily influenced by the girl groups of the 1960s, yet is approached with a modern sensibility.

Chase chats through the album track by track giving an insight intro the writing and recording process.

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On this episode, Lauren is joined by the super talented English singer, songwriters Will Taylor and Nick Hill, who, together are the band Flyte.

The pair met at secondary school, eventually settling in Hackney, London.

In 2017 they released their debut album 'The Loved Ones' followed in 2021 by their second album 'This Is Really Going To Hurt'. After the release of two critically acclaimed albums, they have established themselves as an influential mainstay.

After extensive touring across Europe and North America, Flyte teamed back up with Andrew Sarlo (who they worked with on their 2nd record), this time at London's famous Konk Studios, to record their most confident and collaborative work to date.

In October 2023, they released their third, self-titled album, a beautiful record exploring love in all its early forms.

Will and Nick chat through the record track by track, discussing the recording process as well as the host of friends and collaborators involved including Laura Marling, Billie Marten and Jessica Staveley-Taylor.

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On this episode, Lauren is joined by the wonderful singer, songwriter Abraham Alexander. Born in Greece to parents of Nigerian descent, Abraham moved to Texas with his family at age 11 to escape the racial tensions they faced in his birthplace.

His path to music came years later after a friend handed him a guitar and he unexpectedly found songs pouring out. A series of increasingly incredible chance meetings—including a life-changing encounter with Leon Bridges—led Abraham to nurture this newfound musical voraciousness.

Since then, he has shared the stage with many wonderful artists including The Teskey Brothers, Lucius and The Lumineers.

In April 2023, Abraham released his highly anticipated debut album 'SEA/SONS' via Dualtone Records. The album is a culmination of his own stories of loss, anguish and redemption alongside an undeniable sense of hope and healing.

Together, Abraham and Lauren have such an open, honest conversation as he discusses the many personal stories behind the writing of the album.

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On this episode, Lauren is joined by the brilliant Canadian singer-songwriter Hannah Georgas.

After her debut EP in 2009, Hannah has released 4 full-length albums, touring all across the world to many sold-out shows.

In August this year, she released her 5th studio album; 'I’d Be Lying If I Said I Didn't Care' via Real Kind Records. This was her first time self-producing her own record with the help of her partner Sean Sroka (Ten Kills the Pack), together creating the vision and balance between organic and synthetic production.

Hannah has a wonderful ability to craft textured songs with thought provoking lyrics coupled with incredibly catchy hooks.

Hannah discusses the process of writing her 5th record; a journey of catharsis and self-confrontation.

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On this episode, Lauren is joined by the wonderful Australian singer, songwriter Kim Churchill.

Landing on the scene in 2009, Kim has toured extensively around the world, playing renowned festivals including Glastonbury. His laidback folk style continues to strike a chord with industry and fans alike.

In January this year, Kim released his 7th studio album; ‘Dawn Sounds’, an earnest ode to the joyous peaks and liberating pits of life’s journey, celebrating sentimentality and new beginnings.

The album is layered with acoustic guitar beds and earthy elements alongside Kim’s trademark compelling vocals and storytelling.

Having followed Kim’s music for a long time, it was amazing to hear him chat through the many influences behind each song off the captivating record.

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