Produced in partnership with Double Elvis Productions and Volume.com, the new podcast series is a collection of interviews with some of the greatest singers of our time.
(Nashville, Tennessee – May 2, 2024) The highly acclaimed book “The Singers Talk” by Jason Thomas Gordon, which topped the charts globally, has evolved into an engaging podcast series. Produced in collaboration with Double Elvis Productions and Volume.com, this podcast delves into intimate conversations with some of the most iconic voices in the music industry.
“The Singers Talk” podcast celebrates the raw passion and dedication of artists who step up to the microphone, pouring their hearts into every note. Sometimes it’s bloody, and sometimes it’s bloody hilarious.
Season One of “The Singers Talk” features exclusive interviews with legendary vocalists like Thom Yorke, Roger Daltrey, Norah Jones, Bryan Adams, Emmylou Harris, Geddy Lee, Sammy Hagar, LeAnn Rimes, Joe Elliott, Simon Le Bon, Patty Griffin, Jim James, Michael McDonald, Belinda Carlisle, Chris Robinson, and John Lydon, among others. Additionally, listeners can look forward to special features, including Wendy Melvoin’s reflections on Prince, Tom Morello’s tribute to Chris Cornell, Peter Albin’s insights on Janis Joplin, and more.
As the singer/drummer of the LA rock band Kingsize, Jason Thomas Gordon searched for answers regarding how singers survive on the road. “It’s a really brutal job, and I couldn’t believe there was no resource to find out how people like Springsteen do this night after night,” says Gordon, “So, I decided to do something about it and wrote The Singers Talk.”
Released by Permuted Press last September, the book features interviews with over 70 prominent vocalists, offering a rare glimpse into their experiences and perspectives on their craft. Notably, as the grandson of Danny Thomas, the founder of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital®, Jason Thomas Gordon directs all proceeds from book sales to support the Music Gives to St. Jude Kids campaign, benefiting children and families undergoing treatment at St. Jude.
Since the book’s release, “The Singers Talk” has charted in the top five in various countries. The new podcast can be found at Volume.com/TheSingersTalk and everywhere you get your podcasts.
Volume is not just a platform; it’s the destination for a thriving livestream ecosystem where artists can flourish and grow their businesses. Volume has been diligently expanding its library, attracting a growing roster of artist-users, podcasters, and venues to join its platform. Select streams are now available for on-demand viewing on Volume, offering audiences diverse performances and discussions. Among these are Andy Frasco’s World Saving Podcast, Chris Shiflett’s Shred with Shifty, with episodes featuring Blues extraordinaire Joe Bonamassa, Brent Mason, John Osborne, and more. Other events that have been featured on Volume include The BMG/BBR CMA Pre-Party featuring Jelly Roll, Lainey Wilson, and more; Warren Haynes Christmas Jam featuring Slash, Phil Lesh, Tyler Childers, Gov’t Mule, and others; and various in-studio streams from Lightning 100 featuring artists such as The War And Treaty, Grace Potter, Vera Bloom with BadCulture, The Foxies and a recent secret show with Sheryl Crow.
In the changing world of music, certain venues and festivals remain at the forefront by embracing Volume Livestreams—a modern approach to music broadcasting. Notable pioneers include BeachLife Music Festival, Nashville establishments 3rd & Lindsley, The Basement East, and venues like West Hollywood’s Troubadour, Charlotte’s Neighborhood Theatre, Burlington Vermont’s Nectar’s, and NYC’s The Bitter End. These locations have adapted to the age to ensure that live music remains vibrant and accessible on a scale.
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