Spare Notes

Spare Notes
Podcast Description
This is a podcast that explores how musicians and writers use space to create or foster art, community, and explore the margins of the music and literary worlds.
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Explores the intersections of music and literature, community building, and the creative process with episodes like Bear Vs. Shark examining the unique soundscapes and community influences in the band’s performances, and other episodes focusing on innovative ways artists interact with their environments.

Spare Notes is geared towards walking along the margins of the music and literature worlds, exploring how artists use space to create and foster art and community.
I recently interviewed Sara Mae Henke of The Noisy. They’re releasing a deluxe edition of their debut album, The Secret Ingredient is More Meat, and the Deluxe version is called The Secret Ingredient is Even More Meat. Comes out in October. Some things Sara Mae and I talk about are, but not limited to, sharing the love of silly things, performance as a clown, fighting feelings of inadequacy, creating art that fights patriarchal expectations of desirability, sharing gratitude instead of wounds, Tony Soprano, Grey Gardens, Virgin Suicides, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
Check out their latest music video and single“Twos”! Inspired by the documentary filmGrey Gardens and the TV show Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
The Noisy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/veryverynoisy/?hl=en
Listen Here: https://thenoisy.bandcamp.com/
Photo of Sara Mae by Morgan Kelley: https://www.instagram.com/morg.kelley/

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