Nate Levine's guest appearances

Nate Levine

That Record Got Me High Podcast

Lyrical

Lucinda Williams

Nick Drake

Lou Reed

Larry Smith

Chris White

Curtis Mayfield

Ryan Smith

Matt Wilson

Elvis Costello

Steve Carroll

Frank Turner

Joni Mitchell

Nick Lowe

Jerry Lee Lewis

Steve Dawson

OwlTail

In 1993, British alternative/shoegaze band Catherine Wheel paired-up with producer Gil Norton (Pixies) to create a record that fused the atmospheric beauty of their debut with a crushing wall-of-sound: 'Chrome'. The feedback-drenched tales of beauty and paranoia caught the ear of this week's guest, artist/poet Nate Levine, and he joined us for a deep-dive into the sonic muck.  Songs featured in this episode: Black Metallic - Catherine Wheel; Sweetness &amp; Light - Lush; Man In The Box - Alice In Chains; Cherrie Pie - Warrant; The Act We Act - Sugar; Run To The Hills - Iron Maiden; Kill Rhythm, I Confess - Catherine Wheel; Debaser - Pixies; Everything Zen - Bush; Crank, Broken Head - Catherine Wheel; Plush - Stone Temple Pilots; Range Life - Pavement; Pain, Strange Fruit - Catherine Wheel; Feel So Real - Swervedriver; Freak Scene - Dinosaur Jr; Chrome, The Nude - Catherine Wheel; Ana - Pixies; Ursa Major Station - Catherine Wheel; Souvlaki Station - Slowdive; Time &amp; Time Again - Robert Fripp; Fripp - Catherine Wheel; Wish You Were Here - Catherine Wheel; Half Life - Catherine Wheel; Happy - Neds Atomic Dustbin; Show Me Mary, Spirit Of The Radio - Catherine Wheel

In 1993, British alternative/shoegaze band Catherine Wheel paired-up with producer Gil Norton (Pixies) to create a record that fused the atmospheric beauty of their debut with a crushing wall-of-sound: 'Chrome'. The feedback-drenched tales of beauty and paranoia caught the ear of this week's guest, artist/poet Nate Levine, and he joined us for a deep-dive into the sonic muck. Songs featured in this episode: Black Metallic - Catherine Wheel; Sweetness &amp; Light - Lush; Man In The Box - Alice In Chains; Cherrie Pie - Warrant; The Act We Act - Sugar; Run To The Hills - Iron Maiden; Kill Rhythm, I Confess - Catherine Wheel; Debaser - Pixies; Everything Zen - Bush; Crank, Broken Head - Catherine Wheel; Plush - Stone Temple Pilots; Range Life - Pavement; Pain, Strange Fruit - Catherine Wheel; Feel So Real - Swervedriver; Freak Scene - Dinosaur Jr; Chrome, The Nude - Catherine Wheel; Ana - Pixies; Ursa Major Station - Catherine Wheel; Souvlaki Station - Slowdive; Time &amp; Time Again - Robert Fripp; Fripp - Catherine Wheel; Wish You Were Here - Catherine Wheel; Half Life - Catherine Wheel; Happy - Neds Atomic Dustbin; Show Me Mary, Spirit Of The Radio - Catherine Wheel

S5E214 - Catherine Wheel 'Chrome' with Nate Levine

Jarvis Griffin

PAPER

On this episode of Lyrical I talked with Jarvis Griffin and Nate Levine of the Hampton Roads band Paper Aliens. Jarvis was the runner-up in the first Lyrical Singer Songwriter Contest where he impressed the judges with his powerful lyrics and soaring voice. Jarvis grew up singing in church and he comes from a long line of pastors. This explains his soulful voice and commanding presence. He's not afraid to let his voice carry the song - as he does on several acapella moments. He and guitarist Nate Levine form a formidable duo, with Nate's intricate and jazzy guitar licks weaving around Jarvis' smooth and sultry voice. On "Waltz" Jarvis charms the listener with his voice, but underneath his "shadow meaning" there is deception. The lyrics are a beautiful contrast with the elegant guitar work. Jarvis, Nate and Paper Aliens are a rising talent in Hampton Roads and I can't wait to hear what they have in store for the future.

On this episode of Lyrical I talked with Jarvis Griffin and Nate Levine of the Hampton Roads band Paper Aliens. Jarvis was the runner-up in the first Lyrical Singer Songwriter Contest where he impressed the judges with his powerful lyrics and soaring voice. Jarvis grew up singing in church and he comes from a long line of pastors. This explains his soulful voice and commanding presence. He's not afraid to let his voice carry the song - as he does on several acapella moments. He and guitarist Nate Levine form a formidable duo, with Nate's intricate and jazzy guitar licks weaving around Jarvis' smooth and sultry voice. On "Waltz" Jarvis charms the listener with his voice, but underneath his "shadow meaning" there is deception. The lyrics are a beautiful contrast with the elegant guitar work. Jarvis, Nate and Paper Aliens are a rising talent in Hampton Roads and I can't wait to hear what they have in store for the future.

Jarvis Griffin and Nate Levine of Paper Aliens