Hosts Karina Rykman and Isaac Slone run down the music news of the week and lots of other music musings.
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The companion to our weekly video news show, The Drop brings you the music news you need plus curated, behind-the-scenes music content you’ll love. This week we run through the news; interview the founder of Disc Jam Festival, Tony Scavone; and bring you a piece of a conversation with David Gans for the Dead To Me podcast.
Drop in with Osiris every Mondays for an easy, entertaining way to digest this week in live music. And check out our video version of The Drop.
This week The Drop brings you an interview Joel Cummins from Umphrey's, a piece of an interview with John Medeski, and the music news of the week. If you haven't yet, please check out the video version of the show here.
We start off with the news, with stories on The Allman Brothers, Ghosts of the Forest new album, Ryley Walker, Widespread Panic at The Capital Theater and Railbird Festival in Kentucky.
The interview with Joel Cummins from Umphrey's McGee is about Summer Camp Festival. You can enter the CashorTrade ticket giveaway here.
And the full No Simple Road interview with John Medeski can be found here. Hope you enjoy this episode!
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This week we have a full episode for you. First we bring you some news and talk about the Ghosts of the Forest Tour.
Then we listen to a bit of Phemale-Centrics' interview with Dr. Stephanie Jenkins of Oregon State University about Ghosts of the Forest.
After that is a great conversation with Ronnie McCoury about DelFest. There are some Phish stories in there as well, which was fun to hear.
Lastly, we check in with the Fear of a Craft Beer Planet team and get hear a bit of an interview with the founder of the the Atlantic City Beer and Music Festival.
The Drop is brought to you by CashorTrade, and Osiris works in partnership with JamBase.
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This week we're talking to Anders Osborne about his new album, Buddha and the Blues, and his music and recovery. This is the Billboard article we mention in the interview.
We also take you to Rock N Roll Archaeology for a new episode called Bookends, mostly about Paul Simon and Lou Reed. But in this snippet we hear about Andy Warhol and a fateful day in 1968.
And Nick and RJ are back with the news.
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This week we're giving you a sneak preview of a new Osiris podcast, "Touchdowns All Day with Jon Barber." This podcast will launch this week, check OsirisPod.com for the news.
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This week we bring you a High Sierra preview and a part of an interview with Chris Forsyth from Beyond the Pond.
Check out the High Sierra Music Festival here, and you can listen to the full Beyond the Pond episode with Chris Forsyth here.
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And Osiris works in media partnership with JamBase, the premier online destination for fans of live music.
Welcome to episode 8. We are excited to be back with an interview with Andy Frasco, who takes a break from his tour and his podcast to talk to us.
And we listen to a clip of an interview from Amigos, where Mike Finoia interviews Tim Palmieri. You can hear the whole interview here.
The Drop is brought to you by CashorTrade, and Osiris works in media partnership with JamBase. Give us a review on Apple Podcasts. Until next time....
This week we bring you an interview with Billy Strings from DelFest, a conversation with Jefferson Waful on his departure from Umphrey's McGee, and a quick piece of beer-related news from String Cheese Incident's Kyle Hollingsworth.
To hear more from Jefferson Waful, check out the JamBase Podcast and Inside Out wTnS.
Be sure to check out the full interviews from DelFest, which will be released on our YouTube page.
This week we're bringing you an interview with Neal Casal and giving you an update on where Osiris is headed.
We talked to Neal at the start of the Circles Around the Sun tour in DC. Check them out if you can..
