Jessie Murph's guest appearances

Jessie Murph

Best Song Ever

Lipps Service with Scott Lipps

Daily Notes from Nathan Cassidy

Spout Podcast

Pharrell Williams

Brad Paisley

Chris Stapleton

Luke Bryan

Jimmie Allen

Lee Brice

Scotty McCreery

Craig Finn

Freddie Gibbs

Jay Som

Richard Marx

Tony Molina

Julia Holter

Stephanie Beatriz

Bradley Cooper

OwlTail

In this captivating episode of the Spout Podcast, host Erik Zachary sits down with the extraordinary 19-year-old sensation, Jessie Murph. From the roots of Huntsville, Alabama, Jessie has swiftly become a musical phenomenon with a major-label debut that defies genre yet captivates millions.  Together, they delve into Jessie's unique sound that merges elements of rock, country, and hip-hop, a blend so unique that it's adored by legions yet eludes straightforward descriptions. Jessie gives us a backstage pass to her 'Cowboys and Angels' tour, sharing the highs and lows and what it truly feels like to connect with audiences night after night. Erik learns the creative process behind Jessie's songwriting process, unveiling the raw and emotional journey she embarks on with each lyric penned. Jessie opens up about the cathartic experience of performing live, and how it serves as therapy both for her and her fans. With a nostalgic look back at her upbringing in the South, Jessie provides invaluable advice to budding singers and songwriters, drawing from her own experiences. Jessie and Erik speculate on where her burgeoning career might take her next, and which new audiences are waiting just over the horizon for her music to touch their hearts. This is an episode of inspiration, insight, and a dash of Southern charm, tailor-made for anyone who's ever dared to dream of a life in music.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/spout/support

In this captivating episode of the Spout Podcast, host Erik Zachary sits down with the extraordinary 19-year-old sensation, Jessie Murph. From the roots of Huntsville, Alabama, Jessie has swiftly become a musical phenomenon with a major-label debut that defies genre yet captivates millions. Together, they delve into Jessie's unique sound that merges elements of rock, country, and hip-hop, a blend so unique that it's adored by legions yet eludes straightforward descriptions. Jessie gives us a backstage pass to her 'Cowboys and Angels' tour, sharing the highs and lows and what it truly feels like to connect with audiences night after night. Erik learns the creative process behind Jessie's songwriting process, unveiling the raw and emotional journey she embarks on with each lyric penned. Jessie opens up about the cathartic experience of performing live, and how it serves as therapy both for her and her fans. With a nostalgic look back at her upbringing in the South, Jessie provides invaluable advice to budding singers and songwriters, drawing from her own experiences. Jessie and Erik speculate on where her burgeoning career might take her next, and which new audiences are waiting just over the horizon for her music to touch their hearts. This is an episode of inspiration, insight, and a dash of Southern charm, tailor-made for anyone who's ever dared to dream of a life in music.--- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/spout/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/spout/support</a>

Scott sits with rising pop star Jessie Murph and they discuss her meteoric rise to fame. They get into the 18 year olds journey from a small town in Alabama to garnering over 100 million steams of some of her new music …and Flaunt, Hits, Stereogum and many more praising her as the one to watch! They also talk about  her first concert and what made her fall in love with music.They get into her early childhood and how she rebelled; and how the town and school would turn against her after posting content with profanities and what gave her the drive to keep going. They talk about manifesting your dreams, how she was inspired from Adele to Amy Winehouse and how she came to sign a deal w Columbia records. They end the show with a fun segment on her top singers and concerts and they discuss her new mixtape, album Drowning and her current tour and life on the road.

Scott sits with rising pop star Jessie Murph and they discuss her meteoric rise to fame. They get into the 18 year olds journey from a small town in Alabama to garnering over 100 million steams of some of her new music …and Flaunt, Hits, Stereogum and many more praising her as the one to watch! They also talk about  her first concert and what made her fall in love with music.They get into her early childhood and how she rebelled; and how the town and school would turn against her after posting content with profanities and what gave her the drive to keep going. They talk about manifesting your dreams, how she was inspired from Adele to Amy Winehouse and how she came to sign a deal w Columbia records. They end the show with a fun segment on her top singers and concerts and they discuss her new mixtape, album Drowning and her current tour and life on the road.

It's always been Queen Elizabeth II, until now.

S2 Ep19: Always Been You - Jessie Murph

Geneva Jacuzzi

“Knee Deep In That Cold White Stuff.” In this icy installment of Best Song Ever we talk about the snowstorm of the century, shoveling, and petty snow plowers. Inspired by the Cruella trailer we pitch ideas for gritty Disney villain origin stories. Our songs take us to space to the beach and then back to space. We laugh at each other’s song picks but debate and defend our varied style preferences. All this while playing some lush and lively songs from amazing artists. Songs Played In This Episode: Thyla - Breathe out now on LAB Records, Ltd The Weather Station - Tried To Tell You from Ignorance out now on Fat Possum Records Frànçois &amp; The Atlas Mountains - Tourne Autour from Banana Bleue out February 26th on Domino  Hether - Stick Thumb from Sticky Thumb out now on ear slime c/o R&amp;R Digital Geneva Jacuzzi - Do I Sad? from Lamaze (reissue) out February 26th on Mexican Summer Jessie Murph - Upgrade out now on Columbia Records / Sony Music Entertainment

<h1>“Knee Deep In That Cold White Stuff.”</h1> In this icy installment of Best Song Ever we talk about the snowstorm of the century, shoveling, and petty snow plowers. Inspired by the Cruella trailer we pitch ideas for gritty Disney villain origin stories. Our songs take us to space to the beach and then back to space. We laugh at each other’s song picks but debate and defend our varied style preferences. All this while playing some lush and lively songs from amazing artists. Songs Played In This Episode: Thyla - Breathe out now on LAB Records, Ltd The Weather Station - Tried To Tell You from Ignorance out now on Fat Possum Records Frànçois &amp; The Atlas Mountains - Tourne Autour from Banana Bleue out February 26th on Domino Hether - Stick Thumb from Sticky Thumb out now on ear slime c/o R&amp;R Digital Geneva Jacuzzi - Do I Sad? from Lamaze (reissue) out February 26th on Mexican Summer Jessie Murph - Upgrade out now on Columbia Records / Sony Music Entertainment