Sounds Like Us

In this episode of the Sounds Like Us podcast, host Martin Wapshott speaks with singer-songwriter Archie Shuttler about his musical journey, influences, and experiences in the industry. Archie shares insights into his early musical influences, the impact of his schooling, and how political music shaped his artistic expression. He reflects on the emotional connections that songs can evoke, both for himself and his audience, and discusses the creative process behind songwriting. The conversation also touches on memorable performances, favorite venues, and the importance of community within the music scene. Archie reveals his future plans, including an upcoming album, and emphasizes the significance of vulnerability in music.

In this episode of the Sounds Like Us podcast, singer-songwriter Emily Dimes shares her musical journey, discussing her influences, experiences, and the impact of her upbringing on her artistry. From her early exposure to various music genres through her parents to her love for K-pop and musical theatre, Emily reflects on how these elements shaped her as an artist. She also delves into her songwriting process, the significance of live performances, and her aspirations for the future. In this engaging conversation, Emily shares her experiences as a performer and songwriter, discussing the thrill of live performances, memorable venues, and the emotional connections that music creates. She delves into her creative process, the influence of social media on her career, and the artists who inspire her. Emily also shares her aspirations for the future, including upcoming projects and the importance of building relationships in the music industry.

In this special episode of Sounds Like Us, to celebrate the release of their new single 'Mother Said', Martin Wapshott is joined by Tom and Ranj from the band Too Many Temples. They discuss their musical journey, influences, and the evolution of their sound. The conversation delves into their songwriting process, the importance of a tigh relationship with their producer, memorable performances, and the personal meaning behind their music. They also touch on the challenges of being in a band, their aspirations for the future, and the local music scene. Also, we hear about the time when Tom and friends played a version of the Sex Pistols 'Pretty Vacant' at wedding, with his mum and pals on backing vox!All that and more on the Sounds Like Us podcast.'Mother Said', the new single from Too Many Temples, out Friday, 21st March.

In this episode of the Sounds Like Us podcast, host Martin Wapshott interviews musician Cornelis Gerard, who shares his journey as a singer-songwriter. Cornelis discusses his diverse musical influences, early experiences with music, and how his cultural background shaped his artistic identity. He reflects on the importance of live performances, the recording process, and his creative approach to songwriting. Cornelis also shares insights into his future projects and the significance of collaboration in his music career.

In this engaging conversation, Johnny Dee Sparkes shares his journey as a musician, discussing his experiences with busking in London, the influences that shaped his music, such as his rockabilly loving parents, the London Grime scene and the indie scene on the coast in Bournemouth. He also talks about how these influences affected the evolution of his songwriting. He reflects on his early musical experiences, memorable performances, and the importance of connecting with audiences. Johnny also expresses his aspirations for the future, emphasizing the significance of personal expression in his music.

In this episode of the Sounds Like Us podcast, host Martin Wapshott interviews Paul Dillon from the band P-MAD. They discuss Paul's musical journey, influences from his upbringing in Ireland, and the evolution of his identity as an artist. Paul shares insights into his songwriting process, early experiences with live music, and the importance of personal connections to his work. The conversation also touches on collaborations with other artists and the future of P-MAD, including upcoming projects and the release of new music.