Jaye Bartell's guest appearances

Jaye Bartell

Snacky Tunes

mürmur

The Alt-Country Show

Roy Choi

Matt Rodbard

Phil Rosenthal

Julianna Barwick

Mary Lattimore

David Garcia

Laura Stevenson

Michael Donovan

Jesse Schenker

Jorge Riera

Isabelle Legeron

Justin Chearno

Daniel Holzman

Marcus Samuelsson

Ignacio Mattos

OwlTail

Allegra Krieger

"When 'and more' means new Bill Callahan and throwback Silver Jews, you know it's gonna be a good show.We're all about supporting artists... especially during the pandemic. Find an album in the mix today you love and add it to your collection!00:00 - Emily (Daisy by Anna St. Louis)01:21 - Welcome - Allegra Krieger04:41 - Dear - Jaye Bartell07:36 - DJ Emily08:57 - Pigeons - Bill Callahan13:56 - New Memory Box - Bonnie "Prince" Billy16:53 - She's Making Friends and I'm Turning Stranger - Purple Mountains21:09 - Smith &amp; Jones Forever - Silver Jews24:08 - DJ Emily26:07 - High Wind - Great Peacock29:39 - When The Time Comes - E.B. The Younger35:28 - Understand - Anna St. Louis39:57 - Deep Feels - Tall Tall Trees44:24 - Midwest Sky - AP Simpson49:16 - An Echo - Samantha Crain52:57 - DJ Emily55:02 - Git Er Done - Secret Emchy Society59:06 - The Right Moment (feat. Crow) - DeLila Black62:29 - Men - H. Kink64:55 - Finish"

"When 'and more' means new Bill Callahan and throwback Silver Jews, you know it's gonna be a good show. We're all about supporting artists... especially during the pandemic. Find an album in the mix today you love and add it to your collection! 00:00 - Emily (Daisy by Anna St. Louis) 01:21 - Welcome - Allegra Krieger 04:41 - Dear - Jaye Bartell 07:36 - DJ Emily 08:57 - Pigeons - Bill Callahan 13:56 - New Memory Box - Bonnie "Prince" Billy 16:53 - She's Making Friends and I'm Turning Stranger - Purple Mountains 21:09 - Smith &amp; Jones Forever - Silver Jews 24:08 - DJ Emily 26:07 - High Wind - Great Peacock 29:39 - When The Time Comes - E.B. The Younger 35:28 - Understand - Anna St. Louis 39:57 - Deep Feels - Tall Tall Trees 44:24 - Midwest Sky - AP Simpson 49:16 - An Echo - Samantha Crain 52:57 - DJ Emily 55:02 - Git Er Done - Secret Emchy Society 59:06 - The Right Moment (feat. Crow) - DeLila Black 62:29 - Men - H. Kink 64:55 - Finish "

Allegra Krieger, Jaye Bartell, Great Peacock & more new tunes

210-Jaye Bartell

_ Snacky Tunes _ is back with a brand new episode featuring Chef Johnny Zone of Howlin’ Rays Hot Chicken and musical guest Jaye Bartell. Straight from the scene in Los Angeles, host Darin Bresnitz is in conversation with Johnny, talking his serious passion for fried chicken. An LA native, Johnny shares that he has worked under some of the best chefs in the world, including Thomas Keller, Gordon Ramsay and Nobu Matsuhisa.  Last year, during a stage at Sean Brock’s Husk in Nashville, a local chef introduced Johnny to Nashville Hot Chicken. It was instantaneous love. Johnny brought back tales of this hidden gem to LA and thus Howlin’ Rays was born. In the second half of the show, Greg Bresnitz welcomes musician Jaye Bartell to the studio.  Born in Massachusetts, Jaye Bartell moved to Asheville, NC, in the early 2000s where he began playing music among friends as a parallel activity to his work with poetry and other writing. Writing was his main focus for most of a decade—a time that involved constant traveling and moving around the U.S., mostly between North Carolina and the Pacific Northwest, where he lived on a small island in northern Washington. It wasn’t until Jaye moved to Greenpoint, Brooklyn in the fall of 2013, where he began working on the new set of material that will furnish his next release — a set of songs that examine and resist transcendence, dissociation, and departure to “find a home on earth” as Robert Creeley wrote, and take images and inspiration from hot air balloons, Spalding Gray, and the neighborhood around McGolrick Park.  “The beauty to me is its [hot chicken] relatability in all culture… Why I fell in love with it is the heat really opened up my palate, it gave me a different sensation!” [28:45] –Johnny Zone on Snacky Tunes

_ Snacky Tunes _ is back with a brand new episode featuring Chef Johnny Zone of Howlin’ Rays Hot Chicken and musical guest Jaye Bartell. Straight from the scene in Los Angeles, host Darin Bresnitz is in conversation with Johnny, talking his serious passion for fried chicken. An LA native, Johnny shares that he has worked under some of the best chefs in the world, including Thomas Keller, Gordon Ramsay and Nobu Matsuhisa.  Last year, during a stage at Sean Brock’s Husk in Nashville, a local chef introduced Johnny to Nashville Hot Chicken. It was instantaneous love. Johnny brought back tales of this hidden gem to LA and thus Howlin’ Rays was born. In the second half of the show, Greg Bresnitz welcomes musician Jaye Bartell to the studio.  Born in Massachusetts, Jaye Bartell moved to Asheville, NC, in the early 2000s where he began playing music among friends as a parallel activity to his work with poetry and other writing. Writing was his main focus for most of a decade—a time that involved constant traveling and moving around the U.S., mostly between North Carolina and the Pacific Northwest, where he lived on a small island in northern Washington. It wasn’t until Jaye moved to Greenpoint, Brooklyn in the fall of 2013, where he began working on the new set of material that will furnish his next release — a set of songs that examine and resist transcendence, dissociation, and departure to “find a home on earth” as Robert Creeley wrote, and take images and inspiration from hot air balloons, Spalding Gray, and the neighborhood around McGolrick Park. <blockquote> “The beauty to me is its [hot chicken] relatability in all culture… Why I fell in love with it is the heat really opened up my palate, it gave me a different sensation!” [28:45] –Johnny Zone on Snacky Tunes</blockquote>

Episode 235: Johnny Zone of Howlin’ Rays Hot Chicken & Jaye Bartell