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Join us for an in-depth conversation with Lilith Clockwork, the dynamic founder and bassist of Clockwork Psycho, Slovenia's pioneering female-fronted psychobilly band hailing from Ljubljana. In this episode of The Hang, Lilith delves into her musical journey, from her early days in music school to leading a band that has significantly impacted the European psychobilly scene.
Early Musical Journey
Lilith's passion for music ignited at the tender age of six, when she began her formal education in music. This early start laid a solid foundation for her future endeavors in the music industry. Her transition from punk roots to embracing the psychobilly genre showcases her versatility and commitment to musical exploration.
Formation of Clockwork Psycho
In 2011, Lilith co-founded Clockwork Psycho, bringing together former members of various punk, oi, and metal bands from Ljubljana. The lineup featured Lilith on double bass and vocals, Al Eržen on guitar and backing vocals, and Dogz on drums. Their shared desire to craft a unique psychobilly sound propelled them onto the music scene. 
Discography and Releases
Clockwork Psycho has an impressive discography, including three full-length albums and one EP. Their debut album, "Nightmares From Laibach," was recorded in 2013 and released digitally by Fury Records and published by Nervous Records. This was followed by their second album, "I Don't Give a Fuck," recorded in February 2016 and dedicated to their late friend and artist, Louwrens Jordaan – Lou. The band's commitment to producing authentic and energetic music has garnered them a dedicated fan base across Europe. 
Live Performances and Festivals
Known for their high-energy performances, Clockwork Psycho has electrified audiences across Europe. They have graced the stages of renowned festivals such as Bedlam Breakout in the UK, Psychobilly Earthquake in Germany, and Moonshine Madness in the Netherlands. Their live shows are characterized by relentless energy and a powerful connection with the audience, making each performance a memorable experience. 
Band Dynamics and Songwriting
Lilith emphasizes the importance of collaborative songwriting within the band. Each member contributes to the creative process, resulting in a cohesive and dynamic sound that reflects their collective vision. This collaborative approach has been instrumental in shaping the band's identity and musical direction.
Musical Influences
A self-proclaimed admirer of Lemmy from Motörhead, Lilith regards him as "the king of rock and roll." His influence is evident in her musical style and stage presence, contributing to the raw and unfiltered energy that defines Clockwork Psycho's performances.
Support for Emerging Bands
Lilith is a strong advocate for supporting new bands within the music community. She believes that fostering emerging talent is crucial for the continued growth and evolution of the music scene. Her commitment to this cause is reflected in her efforts to mentor and collaborate with up-and-coming artists.
Future Projects and Touring Plans
Looking ahead, Clockwork Psycho is working on new material and has expressed a keen interest in touring the United States. Their ambition to expand their reach to international audiences underscores their dedication to sharing their music with the world.
The Resurgence of Vinyl
Lilith notes the resurgence of vinyl records in the music industry, observing that "LPs are coming back more and more." This revival reflects a growing appreciation for the tangible and nostalgic aspects of music consumption, a trend that aligns with the band's appreciation for the roots of rock and roll.
Lilith Clockwork's journey from a young music enthusiast to the frontwoman of Slovenia's premier psychobilly band is a testament to her passion, dedication, and influence in the music industry. Her insights into the band's dynamics, the importance of supporting new talent, and the evolving music scene offer a compelling narrative for fans and aspiring musicians alike.
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In this insightful interview, Scott Saldinger sits down with renowned bassist Jonas Reingold to delve into his expansive musical journey, the creation of Karmakanic's latest album 'Transmutation', and his experiences touring with legendary guitarist Steve Hackett.
Early Musical Journey
Jonas Reingold's passion for music ignited at a young age. He began with the classical violin at nine, transitioned to guitar at twelve, and ultimately found his true calling with the bass at sixteen. Reflecting on his early days, Reingold shares, "I started with violin when I was 9, then I switched to guitar at 12, then I started with bass at age 16." 
The Birth of Karmakanic
In 2002, Reingold founded Karmakanic, a progressive rock project that allowed him to explore and express his unique musical ideas. He explains, "I come up with the songs and the guys contribute with their musicianship and personality." 
'Transmutation': The New Album
After an eight-year hiatus, Karmakanic returns with 'Transmutation', set to release on March 7, 2025. Reingold describes the album as his boldest artistic vision yet, pushing progressive rock to new heights. The album features collaborations with esteemed musicians, including Steve Hackett, Simon Phillips, Nick D'Virgilio, Craig Blundell, John Mitchell, and Randy McStine. Reflecting on these collaborations, Reingold states, "I have to pinch my arm thinking who's actually on the album. All heroes of mine and I'm truly humble and thankful that they have given me a part of their talent to shape this album." 
Themes and Inspirations
The title 'Transmutation' reflects the constant change in life and music. Reingold elaborates, "Transmutation, that means something transforms into a new state of being, the universe is in a constant flux so that goes for my music too." 
Touring with Steve Hackett
Since 2019, Reingold has been touring with acclaimed guitarist Steve Hackett. He shares insights into this experience, highlighting the challenges and rewards of performing live and the personal expression it allows in music.
Supporting Independent Music
Reingold emphasizes the importance of supporting local music and artists. He encourages fans to purchase physical copies of albums and support independent labels, stating, "Buy from the local record dealer." He also highlights the challenges musicians face in the current industry, noting that touring is increasingly expensive and that musicians often receive payment last. "Art just isn't free," he asserts, underscoring the need for investment and support from fans.
The Human Element in Music
In an era where technology is rapidly advancing, Reingold stresses the significance of genuine musical expression. He believes that the creative process is deeply personal and human, and that AI cannot replace the emotional depth of human-created art.
Looking Ahead
As he continues his musical journey, Reingold remains committed to evolving his artistic style and collaborating with great artists. He expresses a desire to keep pushing the boundaries of progressive rock and to make music that resonates with fans who appreciate it.
Join us in this engaging conversation as Jonas Reingold shares his experiences, insights, and the stories behind his music.
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In this special episode of The Hang, host Scott Saldinger sits down with celebrated Canadian folk rock artist Ian North for a deeply personal and inspiring conversation. Known for his rich lyricism and heartfelt songwriting, Ian shares his journey from an aspiring young writer to a respected figure in Canadian folk rock.
Ian opens up about the pivotal role of lyrics in his creative process, explaining why he identifies more as a writer than a musician. He discusses how a recent health scare reshaped his outlook on life and music, leading to a new wave of inspiration and personal reflection.
The interview also dives into the story behind Ian’s latest instrumental single, "Malahat" — a moving piece inspired by family connections and scenic landscapes. Ian reflects on how creating instrumental music allowed him to express emotions beyond words, offering listeners a unique and immersive experience.
Throughout the conversation, Ian addresses the challenges of today's music industry, the decline of physical album sales, and the importance of supporting independent artists now more than ever. He candidly shares why he’s chosen not to tour and instead focus on creating meaningful new music.
Highlights include:
• Ian's early influences and beginnings in music.• The art and vulnerability of songwriting.• How personal hardships shape creative expression.• Reflections on memorable performances and career milestones.• Insights into how old and new music inspire him today.• Honest takes on the evolving music industry and how listeners can help artists thrive.
Whether you're a long-time fan of Ian North, a lover of folk rock, or simply curious about the deeper layers behind an artist's music, this episode offers an authentic and moving look into the life of a true songwriter.
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In this episode of The Hang, host Scott Saldinger welcomes Canadian singer-songwriter Henry Taylor for a deep and personal conversation on his musical journey, the stories behind his songs, and the creative heartbeat of his newest album, Sweet Thunder.
Broadcasting from Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario, Taylor shares how a simple cassette tape changed the trajectory of his life. That tape—containing tracks from Neil Young and Rush—sparked a love for music that would evolve into a rich, genre-blending career defined by rock, folk, and country influences.
Throughout this engaging interview, Henry opens up about the intimate collaboration with his wife, who also serves as his songwriting partner. Together, they weave stories and melodies that pull from lived experiences, current events, and raw emotion. Taylor emphasizes how the female perspective in lyrics adds a powerful layer of authenticity to their work—a point he believes makes their songs resonate deeper.
Scott and Henry dive into the complexities of modern music production, including the struggles of mixing in a digital world, and how sometimes the quest for perfection can suffocate creativity. Taylor advocates for the “imperfections” that make music human and real, often choosing to “go to tape” for that warm, analog feel.
The conversation also highlights the vibrant, tight-knit music scene in Kitchener-Waterloo, where originality is still celebrated, and supportive community energy fuels local artists. Henry speaks candidly about the rewarding moments of unexpected recognition, including winning an award for a Christmas song, and how playing live shows helps fine-tune songs before ever hitting the studio.
Listeners get a sneak peek into the stories behind Sweet Thunder, a collection that balances heavier sounds with acoustic introspection. Taylor explains how each band member contributes their unique voice to the project, enhancing its emotional warmth and sonic depth.
This episode of The Hang is for music lovers who care about authenticity, collaboration, and the freedom to explore sound without being boxed in. Whether you’re a fan of Tom Petty, Led Zeppelin, or simply love discovering emerging indie talent, Henry Taylor’s story is a reminder that music rooted in truth will always strike a chord.
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In this exclusive interview, we sit down with Ahmad El-Sayed, the dynamic founder and frontman of the San Francisco-based grunge punk trio, Goof. Ahmad delves into the band's latest album, 'G2: Judgment Day,' sharing insights into its thematic depth, the band's evolving sound, and their journey in the punk rock scene.
Goof's Formation and Musical Evolution
Goof emerged from the vibrant San Francisco music scene, blending grunge and punk influences to create a distinctive sound. Led by songwriter and guitarist Ahmad El-Sayed, the band quickly gained attention for their energetic performances and authentic lyrics. Their debut album, 'Kill 'Em All,' showcased their raw energy and set the stage for their musical evolution.
'G2: Judgment Day' – Themes and Inspirations
The new album, 'G2: Judgment Day,' reflects current societal issues, with each track addressing themes that resonate with today's listeners. Ahmad explains that the album's title signifies a critical point of reflection on societal challenges, urging listeners to confront and address these issues.
Evolving Sound and New Collaborations
With 'G2: Judgment Day,' Goof ventures into a heavier metal sound, marking a significant evolution from their previous work. This shift is partly attributed to the collaboration with new band members, who have brought fresh perspectives and influences to the group's dynamic. Ahmad emphasizes that these collaborations have enriched their music, allowing them to explore new sonic territories.
Singles Spotlight: 'Help' and 'Vegan Girl'
The album features standout singles like 'Help' and 'Vegan Girl.' 'Help' addresses the universal need for support, resonating with listeners facing personal and collective challenges. 'Vegan Girl' explores the nuances of compromise in relationships, highlighting the balance between personal beliefs and mutual understanding.
Recording Process and Live Feel
Aiming to capture the raw energy of their live performances, Goof focused on creating a live feel in their recordings. This approach ensures that the album resonates with the authenticity and intensity that fans have come to expect from their shows.
Looking Ahead: Future Projects and Charitable Efforts
Ahmad reveals that the band is already working on their third album, indicating a prolific creative phase. He also emphasizes the importance of supporting artists through purchases, especially in today's music industry landscape. Additionally, Goof is committed to organizing charity shows, using their platform to give back to the community and support meaningful causes.
The Punk Rock Trilogy
'G2: Judgment Day' is the second installment in a trilogy of albums that represent a significant journey for Goof. This trilogy encapsulates their growth as artists and their reflections on the world around them, offering listeners a cohesive narrative through their evolving sound.
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Join us for an insightful interview with Ginny Ranger, the dynamic lead of Ginny and the Re-A-Rangers, as she shares her inspiring musical journey and unwavering commitment to empowering women.
Musical Roots and Influences
Growing up inHaley Station, Ontario, Ginny was immersed in a rich tapestry of classic country and Irish music, thanks to her family's deep appreciation for these genres. This early exposure laid a solid foundation for her diverse musical taste, which now spans from classic rock to 90s grunge. Artists like Metric, Soundgarden, and Nine Inch Nails have significantly influenced her unique sound, as showcased in her performances. 
Challenges as a Female Lead
Navigating the music industry as a female lead presents its own set of challenges. Ginny candidly discusses her experiences in a predominantly male-dominated field, emphasizing the importance of women finding and using their voices. She passionately advocates for more women to pick up guitars and express themselves through music, aiming to inspire the next generation of female musicians. 
'Jekyll and Hyde': A Tale of Self-Empowerment
Delve into the creative process behind Ginny's latest single, 'Jekyll and Hyde.' This track explores themes of independence and self-empowerment, reflecting Ginny's personal journey and artistic evolution. The song is available for streaming, allowing listeners to experience its powerful message firsthand. 
Community Engagement and 'Jammy Jam' Fundraiser
Beyond her musical endeavors, Ginny is a dedicated community advocate. She organizes the annual 'Jammy Jam' fundraiser, a vibrant event featuring local musicians, silent auctions, and raffles. The 2024 Jammy Jam was a resounding success, raising nearly $6,500 for the Bernadette McCann House, a local women's shelter. Ginny's commitment to supporting women's causes through fundraising highlights her belief in the power of community support and collaboration among local artists. 
Energetic Performances and Audience Connection
Known for her energetic and engaging performance style, Ginny aims to create a profound connection with her audience. She describes herself as a "psychopath on stage," delivering dynamic shows that leave a lasting impression. Her dedication to performance excellence is evident in her live shows, which feature a diverse range of covers and original songs. 
Future Aspirations and Collaborations
Looking ahead, Ginny is excited about recording her original songs and sharing them with the world. She believes in the power of collaboration and learning from fellow musicians, continuously seeking to evolve as an artist. Her passion for music is matched by her commitment to social causes and community involvement, making her a true inspiration. 
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In this episode of The Hang, host Scott Saldinger sits down with Paul Seymore, the dynamic frontman of Houston-based metalcore band FaceTime. Paul delves into his musical journey, tracing his evolution from early influences like Michael Jackson to becoming a pivotal figure in the metalcore scene. He reflects on his formative years, sharing, "I would say that music found me. My earliest memories regarding music were at three, four years old, and Michael Jackson was huge. I would spend hours and hours... I had the Moonwalker VHS tape and I ran that thing ragged."
Paul discusses the challenges he faced growing up, including being ridiculed for his appearance, and how bands like Stick to Your Guns played a crucial role in his life, stating, "Stick to Your Guns saved my life." These experiences shaped his path and fueled his passion for music.
The conversation shifts to the formation of FaceTime, where Paul provides insights into the band's songwriting process and the collaborative dynamics that drive their unique sound. He offers an in-depth look into their latest single, 'Bury You Alive,' explaining that the song is about severing toxic relationships: "Lyrically, the song is essentially about kind of cutting someone off and being done with it."
Paul also shares memorable moments from their performances, including an incident where they were met by police in full riot gear, highlighting the intensity and passion that characterize their shows.
Throughout the interview, Paul emphasizes the importance of supporting musicians by purchasing their music and attending live shows. He also recommends other artists to check out, praising Diamond Construct as "insanely creative."
Join us for this engaging conversation as Paul Seymour opens up about his personal experiences, the evolution of FaceTime, and the stories behind their powerful music.
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In this captivating episode of The Hang, host Scott Saldinger sits down with Jaime Guevara, the heart and soul behind Houston’s EZ Band—a musical force breaking boundaries and reshaping cultural perceptions with every chord.
Jaime Guevara, both the lead vocalist and producer of EZ Band, shares the fascinating story behind the group’s rapid rise from local shows to viral stardom. Born in Mexico and raised amidst a vibrant musical household, Jaime’s early memories are steeped in the rich sounds of Norteño music. But what sets him apart is his ability to blend these traditional influences with globally recognized pop hits, creating a fusion that’s not only unique but irresistible.
The turning point? A now-famous Norteño rendition of Adele’s "Easy On Me" that exploded on TikTok, drawing attention from both American and Mexican audiences. For Jaime, what started as “just doing it for fun” quickly transformed into a musical movement—one that now fills venues far beyond Texas, attracting fans who travel from across the country just to experience the magic live.
In this episode, we explore:
• Jaime’s upbringing and how his father’s musical discipline shaped his early trajectory.
• His evolution from instrumentalist to frontman and producer.
• The band's first viral hit and how they decided to remix English pop with Norteño.
• The behind-the-scenes look at their TikTok strategy and unexpected viral moments.
• What it’s like to watch diverse crowds—English- and Spanish-speaking alike—sing along to a cross-cultural mashup of genres.
• How Jaime and the band are navigating the shift from niche to national attention.
• The importance of collaboration, both within the band and beyond, and why Jaime dreams of working with artists like Paul McCartney.
• The familial influence, especially his wife’s musical impact on his taste and style.
• Upcoming projects, including a new album featuring their most loved TikTok hits.
• Why Jaime believes in music’s power to build bridges—and how EZ Band is doing just that.
As the conversation unfolds, we hear powerful soundbites that capture the heart of EZ Band's journey:
“My dad didn’t want me to do this.”“I started when I was nine.”“People are traveling to go see us.”“It’s completely changed it.”“I was just doing it for fun.”
These raw, honest reflections reveal more than just the music—they reveal a man deeply connected to his roots, humbled by his reach, and passionate about using his voice to bring people together.
With a colorful blend of Norteño rhythm and pop flair, Jaime and EZ Band have become one of the most exciting emerging acts redefining genre, identity, and the borders of music itself. Their story is more than a viral moment—it’s a testament to the timeless power of authenticity, collaboration, and cultural pride.
🎧 Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to their sound, this episode offers a rare, intimate look into the creative genius of Jaime Guevara and the growing phenomenon that is EZ Band.
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00:00 Introduction to EZ Band and Jaime Guevara02:51 Jaime's Musical Journey and Early Influences06:06 Transitioning Through Band Roles09:06 Innovating with English Songs11:52 The Viral Moment and Its Impact14:57 Creative Process Behind Song Transformations17:58 Collaborative Efforts and Band Dynamics21:10 Audience Reception and Cultural Impact24:09 Impact of Viral Success on Live Performances29:38 Meet the Band: A Collective of Talents30:06 Moments of Arrival: Realizing Their Success34:32 Future Plans: New Music and Tours36:15 Collaborative Dreams: Artists They Admire38:24 Influences and Recommendations: Music They Love

Join host Scott Saldinger on 'The Hang!' as he sits down with Sharif Dumani and the members of Exploding Flowers to delve into their highly anticipated album, 'Watermelon Peacock', set for release on March 21, 2025. In this exclusive interview, the band shares insights into their creative process, the themes behind their music, and their journey in the evolving music landscape.​
Highlights of the Interview:
'Crowded Streets': Exploring Isolation Amidst the MassesThe band's latest single, 'Crowded Streets', delves into the paradox of feeling isolated while surrounded by people. Sharif Dumani reflects, "It's just sort of like being pretty alone amongst a lot of people." This theme resonates with many, capturing the essence of urban solitude.​
Authenticity in Songwriting
Sharif emphasizes the importance of genuine expression in their music, stating, "We are a band, but each member also has their own history." This individuality contributes to the band's unique sound, blending diverse influences into a cohesive whole.​
Each member brings a distinct musical background:​
Josh Mancell (Drums): Inspired by drummers like Ringo Starr and Jody Stephens, Josh focuses on serving the song with subtlety and precision.​
Mark Sogomian (Bass): Drawing from punk rock legends like Hüsker Dü, Mark infuses energy and edge into the band's rhythm section.​
Happy Tsugawa-Banta (Vibraphone/Keyboards): Happy's vibraphone adds a distinctive texture, enriching the band's sonic palette.​
Analog Recording in a Digital Era
Choosing warmth and character over digital perfection, Exploding Flowers prefers analog recording techniques. Sharif notes, "I have no interest in sounding that clean," highlighting their commitment to an authentic sound.​
The Significance of Live Performance
For the band, live shows are foundational. They believe that performing live enhances their recordings, capturing the energy and spontaneity of their music.​
Evolution of Their Sound
Over time, Exploding Flowers' sound has become more cohesive. Sharif reflects on their journey, stating that collaboration has been key to their musical evolution.​
Album Artwork and Musical Identity
The artwork for 'Watermelon Peacock' reflects the band's eclectic style, blending vibrant imagery with their musical themes.​
Touring Plans and Global Aspirations
The band is eager to bring 'Watermelon Peacock' to audiences worldwide, with aspirations to tour internationally, including destinations like New Zealand.​
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Join Scott in this engaging episode of 'The Hang' as he sits down with acclaimed singer-songwriter Dean Friedman for an in-depth conversation about his multifaceted career, creative processes, and the lessons learned along the way.
Musical Origins and Early Influences:
Dean Friedman delves into his upbringing in a musical household. He shares anecdotes about gigging, demos and his first record deal.
The Journey to Success: Persistence and Luck
Friedman reflects on his relentless pursuit of a music career, emphasizing the importance of persistence in the face of rejection. He recounts how he taped rejection letters to his wall as motivation and discusses the serendipitous events that led to his breakthrough hit, 'Ariel".
Cultural Impact: Naming Children and Banned Songs:
The conversation explores the profound cultural impact of Friedman's music. He shares stories of fans naming their children after characters in his songs, particularly 'Ariel' and "Lydia". Additionally, Friedman discusses the controversy surrounding his song 'McDonald's Girl,' which was banned by the BBC yet later found success through covers by bands like the Barenaked Ladies. 
SongFest: Celebrating Songwriters and Community:
Friedman introduces 'SongFest,' his micro-music festival dedicated to celebrating songwriters and fostering a sense of community among artists. He explains the festival's origins, its mission to support emerging talent, and the unique experiences it offers to both performers and audiences.
The Evolution of Creativity: From Music to Multimedia:
Diving into his ventures beyond music, Friedman discusses his work in multimedia, including virtual reality and video game design. He elaborates on how his curiosity and willingness to explore new mediums have allowed him to stay relevant and innovative in the ever-changing landscape of entertainment. 
Curiosity and Playfulness in the Creative Process:
The discussion highlights the role of curiosity and playfulness in Friedman's creative process. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining a sense of wonder and openness to new ideas, which has been instrumental in his artistic evolution and ability to engage with diverse forms of expression.
The Role of Luck in a Creative Career:
Friedman offers insights into the interplay between luck and preparation in his career. He shares personal anecdotes illustrating how being prepared to seize unexpected opportunities has been a recurring theme in his journey as an artist.
Addressing Climate Change Through Music:
The conversation turns to social issues, with Friedman discussing his song 'Sorry About That,' which addresses climate change. He reflects on the responsibility of artists to engage with pressing global concerns and the power of music to inspire action and awareness.
Dream Collaborations and Musical Influences:
Friedman shares his admiration for fellow artists and discusses potential dream collaborations. He reflects on the musicians who have influenced his work and the qualities he values in artistic partnerships.
Supporting Emerging Artists and Songwriters:
Concluding the interview, Friedman underscores the importance of supporting emerging artists such as Songfest participants: Boothby Fraffoe, Vance Gilbert, Charlotte Campbell, Nicola Farnon, Tracey Curtis, Lach, Jess Silkm Kate Lucas, Nia Nicholls, Daniel Cainer and Colm Gavin.. He discusses initiatives like SongFest and his songwriting masterclasses, aimed at nurturing new talent and ensuring the vibrancy of the music scene for future generations.
Don't miss this insightful conversation that delves deep into the life and mind of Dean Friedman, offering valuable lessons for aspiring artists and music enthusiasts alike including a Thank You to all of the summer camps that supported his music bringing his songs to tens of thousands across the country.
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