The Quinn’s Daily Spinn: Thursday, April 2
Even in these strange times, one thing we can count on is fantastic new tunes from Trevor Larkin.
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The Quinn’s Daily Spinn: Wednesday, April 1
Let’s start off April’s slate of Daily Spinns with a charming tune about family tradition.
Hear Wednesday’s Daily SpinnUMC20: Best of March 2020
Folks… it’s been a month.
There’s no denying that March 2020 was an odd time for just about all of us. But, we must also remember the outstanding art we’ve had a chance to enjoy.
Listen to UMC20The Quinn’s Daily Spinn: Tuesday, March 31
We close our March batch of Daily Spinns with a thoughtful tune from Kaitlin Petty.
Read moreThe Quinn’s Daily Spinn: Monday, March 30
It’s New Episode Release Day (N.E.R.D.), and today’s Quinn Spinn guest, Mike Bay of Borrowed Sparks, has a brand new EP that has been making the rounds.
Titled The Prettiest One Left, Borrowed Sparks’ debut release is a sampling of rock and roll as strong-willed and gutsy as the artist behind it. We’ve already given you a listen to opening track, “Man With a Different Name,” and the tender closing title track. Now, we look at the project as a whole.
Hear Monday’s Daily SpinnLISTEN: Nicole Boggs & The Reel Return with Soul-Drenched ‘Money’
Rock and roll storytellers Nicole Boggs & The Reel know their worth, and they’ve flexed their robust musical muscles to get that point across on their new single, “Money.”
Hear ‘Money’PREMIERE: Sean Cunningham Steps Out with ‘How Could Love Defeat Me’
Kentucky native Sean Cunningham is a lifelong musician who has tasted international success. You may know him as the lead vocalist of Atlas, whose hit single “Crawl” spent nine weeks at number 1 in New Zealand in 2007. More recently, Sean became known for his work with Nashville rock band, The Cunning.
Now, Cunningham has stepped out on his own to try something completely new. We get our first taste with his new single, “How Could Love Defeat Me.”
Hear the SingleZoe Clark Looks to Connect on ‘Lovers Mark’
Zoe Clark’s first ventures into songwriting functioned as a living journal – a way to document her young experiences, as she grew up in the shadows of New York City.
“Writing music started out as my diary,” Clark said. “It was just a way to help me understand my own thoughts and emotions, and put them on the page.”
Get to Know ZoeThe Quinn’s Daily Spinn: Friday, March 27
Just because we’re all stuck inside, that doesn’t mean we’re going to leave you without a song to start your weekend properly.
Hear Friday’s Daily SpinnEmotional Release and Relentless Creativity: Inside the Mind of 0-Brien
Speaking with alternative hip hop artist 0-Brien is an enlightening experience; one which dives into the depths of the human condition, and which provides an insight into music – specifically, its importance as an emotional outlet – that is mature and wise beyond his years.
The 19-year-old Connecticut native has tapped into the most primal offerings of those depths on his breakout album, Red, which was released earlier this year.
Meet 0-Brien