Hannah D'Amato's guest appearances

Hannah D'Amato

Conversations With Dwyer

No Wristbands! We Drink For Free

Wayne Coyne

Dan Harmon

Duncan Trussell

Amy Dresner

Boots Riley

Eddie Pepitone

Abby Martin

Lee Camp

Robbie Fulks

Jonah Ray

Ken Vandermark

Kishi Bashi

Jeff Parker

Karl Blau

Jason Baldwin

OwlTail

Alex Post

We got the chance to track down Fake Fruit at their recent shows at South By Southwest in Austin earlier this year.  And from there, we convinced Hannah D'Amato (vocals &amp; guitar) and Alex Post (guitar) to join us on the show.  We talk about their self-titled Fake Fruit debut album, being on the road and, of course, visiting Chicago.  Check them out at Sleeping Village on May 9th.Time stamps:1:38: We are joined today by Hannah and Alex of Fake Fruit2:50: How did you start playing music? how did you start working together?4:20: Alex, were you playing music already when you two met?5:10: What helped bridge the musical gap for you?6:15: Can you walk us through the different permutations of Fake Fruit?9:45: Alex, was it weird stepping in to play music you hadn't written?12:20: Have crowds reacted differently than you anticipated to your music?13:30: Has your relationships to your songs changed over the years?14:30: Why did you re-record your record?16:20: Alex, what is the process like now of music being created with a set, steady lineup?18:40: When did it go from this is a fun thing to let's make this a thing?21: Where are we at with the new record?24:45: What was your SXSW experience like?26:50: Did you know the Pitchfork review was happening?29:45: How did the Spanish version of No Mutuals come to be?31:45: Is it easier to control your image and destiny now than it may have been previously?34:45: Oh shit, this is really happening!37:20: When you think of Chicago, what do you think of?39:35: Are you down to try deep dish?42:30: Anything you need to see while you are in Chicago?43:40: How did this tour come together?46:50: What's your go to cheap drink?49:44: What recording or event has had the most profound impact on you wanting to be a musician?53:30: Anything you'd like to plug on your way out?

We got the chance to track down Fake Fruit at their recent shows at South By Southwest in Austin earlier this year. And from there, we convinced Hannah D'Amato (vocals &amp; guitar) and Alex Post (guitar) to join us on the show. We talk about their self-titled Fake Fruit debut album, being on the road and, of course, visiting Chicago. Check them out at Sleeping Village on May 9th.Time stamps:1:38: We are joined today by Hannah and Alex of Fake Fruit2:50: How did you start playing music? how did you start working together?4:20: Alex, were you playing music already when you two met?5:10: What helped bridge the musical gap for you?6:15: Can you walk us through the different permutations of Fake Fruit?9:45: Alex, was it weird stepping in to play music you hadn't written?12:20: Have crowds reacted differently than you anticipated to your music?13:30: Has your relationships to your songs changed over the years?14:30: Why did you re-record your record?16:20: Alex, what is the process like now of music being created with a set, steady lineup?18:40: When did it go from this is a fun thing to let's make this a thing?21: Where are we at with the new record?24:45: What was your SXSW experience like?26:50: Did you know the Pitchfork review was happening?29:45: How did the Spanish version of No Mutuals come to be?31:45: Is it easier to control your image and destiny now than it may have been previously?34:45: Oh shit, this is really happening!37:20: When you think of Chicago, what do you think of?39:35: Are you down to try deep dish?42:30: Anything you need to see while you are in Chicago?43:40: How did this tour come together?46:50: What's your go to cheap drink?49:44: What recording or event has had the most profound impact on you wanting to be a musician?53:30: Anything you'd like to plug on your way out?

Hannah D'Amato and Alex Post from Fake Fruit

I have been a fan of Fake Fruit since the first second I heard "No Mutuals." This fandom grew when I heard the entire album and it is easily one of my favorite records thus far in 2021. I was thrilled when Hannah "Ham" D'Amato agreed to be on the podcast. We talk about her youthful days hating theater classes, singing on the National Anthem Circuit, begging to get into shows when she was not old enough for 21 and over shows, the evolution of Fake Fruit and her mutual aid group work with unhoused people. Opening Song: "No Mutuals" by Fake Fruit From their self-titled debut album. Fake Fruit Bandcamp HEREFake Fruit Instagram HERERocks In Your Head Records HERE Hannah's Mutual Aid's Go Fund Me HERE All Things Matt Dwyer HERE  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I have been a fan of Fake Fruit since the first second I heard "No Mutuals." This fandom grew when I heard the entire album and it is easily one of my favorite records thus far in 2021. I was thrilled when Hannah "Ham" D'Amato agreed to be on the podcast. We talk about her youthful days hating theater classes, singing on the National Anthem Circuit, begging to get into shows when she was not old enough for 21 and over shows, the evolution of Fake Fruit and her mutual aid group work with unhoused people. Opening Song: "No Mutuals" by Fake Fruit From their self-titled debut album. Fake Fruit Bandcamp <a href="https://fakefruitmusic.bandcamp.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a>Fake Fruit Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/therealfakefruit/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a>Rocks In Your Head Records <a href="https://rockshead.bandcamp.com/community" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a> Hannah's Mutual Aid's Go Fund Me <a href="https://gofund.me/09794439" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">HERE </a>All Things Matt Dwyer <a href="https://www.themattdwyer.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">HERE </a> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Hannah D'Amato - Fake Fruit