In this conversation, ALISSA opens up about working with icons including Mariah Carey, Mary J. Blige, Anderson .Paak, Bruno Mars, Bootsy Collins, Kaytranada, Calvin Harris, Lenny Kravitz, and more.

From her shy beginnings to becoming a finalist at Miss Romania, acting in a TV series and competing on the X-Factor - Sorana reflects on the importance of following her own creative goals and coming out of her comfort zone to achieve them.

Tank breaks down how the album closes the trilogy that began with The Green Balloon and The Red Balloon, while also opening the door to a new era for the group. The conversation also dives into Tank’s Grammy win, the hilarious story of her Grammy being delivered to the wrong address, her 2020 Best New Artist nomination alongside Billie Eilish, Lizzo, Lil Nas X, and Yola, and the life-changing impact of winning NPR’s Tiny Desk contest.

Story of the Year opens up about their new album ARSON, the meaning behind All Rage. Still Only Numb, and nearly three decades of friendship, evolution, and survival. From Page Avenue and Warped Tour memories to working with Colin Brittain, making full albums in a singles-driven world, and keeping the human energy alive, this is nostalgia, creative insight, and proof some bands can outlast the algorithm.

Brent Smith and Zach Myers talk about the band’s upcoming eighth album, why “Safe and Sound” felt like the right way to launch this new era, and how “Searchlight” became another milestone moment for the band.

Devin Papadol and Donny Lloyd sit down with Nick Major to talk about their latest single “Hot Commodity,” the evolution from Retrovision into new music, and how songs like “Risk” and “Poison Apple Baby”helped push Honey Revenge into a bigger, bolder sound.

Country star Parker McCollum joins Tamara Dhia on the Spout Podcast for a backstage conversation from Napa about the music, pressure, and purpose behind his latest chapter.

In this episode of Spout, the rising country star Redferrin joins Tamara Dhia to talk about his journey from professional motocross racer to one of the most talked-about new voices in country music. From his viral breakout "Jack and Diet Coke" to his fan-favorite track "Just Like Johnny," Redferrin breaks down the songs, stories, and risks that helped build his sound.

Bayker joins Tamara Dhia on the Spout Podcast to talk about going from teaching himself guitar during the pandemic to earning a platinum record, touring the world, and sharing lineups with major country stars. He opens up about the story behind “Maxed Out,” why covering Joe Diffie’s “Pickup Man” mattered so much, and what life looks like after trading a barbecue restaurant job for the road. Humble, funny, and deeper than expected.