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Exploring the Sounds of the Rio Grande Valley: Amani Featured on The Joe Martin Show Podcast!

We’re thrilled to announce that Amani recently had the honor of being featured on the 74th episode of The Joe Martin Show Podcast! Hosted by the one and only Joe Martin, this podcast shines a spotlight on local bands and artists from the vibrant Rio Grande Valley music scene.

For those not familiar, The Joe Martin Show is more than just a podcast — it’s a platform for showcasing the incredible talent that the Rio Grande Valley has to offer. Much like the legendary Nardwuar, Joe Martin is dedicated to documenting and celebrating the local music scene.

Amani’s appearance on the show is a testament to their growing prominence in the music world. Known for their experimental production and thought-provoking lyrics, Amani brings a unique flavor to the Valley’s music landscape. From captivating insights to promising advice, this episode promises to be a must-watch for fans of Amani and music enthusiasts alike.

So, why should you tune in to The Joe Martin Show Podcast? Well, besides the opportunity to discover incredible new music from the Rio Grande Valley, you’ll also get a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process, personal anecdotes, and maybe even a few surprises along the way.

Whether you’re a die-hard fan of Amani or simply curious about the local music scene, this episode is guaranteed to entertain and inspire. So grab your headphones, kick back, and join us as we journey through the sounds of the Rio Grande Valley with Amani and The Joe Martin Show Podcast!

Links:

The Joe Martin Show on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thejoemartinshow

Episode #74 — Featuring Amani: https://youtu.be/OW5WUSCq1Uo?feature=shared

The Joe Martin Show’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joe.martin.show/

Amani’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amanihiphop/

Amani’s Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1Ei36G4cOEWQy5wDarG9WM

Tags: #Amani #TheJoeMartinShow #RioGrandeValleyMusic #LocalMusicScene #PodcastInterview #MusicDiscovery #NardwuarOfTheValley

Stay tuned for more updates and exclusive content!

Let’s continue supporting local talent and keeping the music scene alive! 🎶

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"No Fun" by Gia Margaret and Novo Amor is a chill indie tune that generates a feeling of sorrowful beauty. Gia Margaret's exquisite voice and Novo Amor's gentle orchestration combine to create a dreamy atmosphere that begs you to get lost in the song's contemplative lyrics. It's the kind of song you'd want to listen to on a rainy day while sipping hot tea and taking some peaceful time to yourself.

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Get ready to embark on a journey through time with Fake Plastic Heads' latest release, "I Came Across This Old Photograph of Mine." In this captivating song, the band explores the nostalgia and introspection that accompany revisiting moments from the past. Set against the backdrop of Brutalism architecture, the music video enhances the ethereal atmosphere, inviting listeners to immerse themselves in the haunting melodies and introspective lyrics. Join Fake Plastic Heads as they delve into the depths of memory and emotion, offering a sonic experience that resonates with anyone who has ever longed to revisit moments gone by. #FakePlasticHeads #OldPhotograph #Nostalgia #BrutalismMusic #MemoryLane #TimeTravelTunes #EtherealMelodies #IntrospectiveLyrics #MusicVideo #JourneyThroughTime http://dlvr.it/T6Rv12

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except from unclaimed Heaven

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A few years ago, I discovered the amazing indie rock singer-songwriter Louise Burns through a chance encounter at a clothing store! Thanks to Shazam, I was able to uncover the hidden gem that is her song "Young Mopes."

Louise Burns is a Canadian musician who got her start as the bassist for the all-girl punk band Lillix. Since then, she has released several solo albums and has been praised for her introspective lyrics and haunting melodies.

"Young Mopes" is a track off of her 2017 album "Young Mopes," and it explores the idea of feeling lost and directionless in your youth. The lyrics hit hard, and the catchy guitar riffs will have you singing along in no time.

Louise Burns was actually discovered by British musician Dave Stewart of the Eurythmics when she was just 15 years old!

If you're a fan of indie rock or just appreciate great music, I highly recommend checking out Louise Burns. 

[musicarenagh]

Reverend James Elmore Jenkins Out With "Theosis" The US-based Reverend James Elmore Jenkins and his skilled band have emerged as a refreshing and enthralling addition to the indie rock scene. Their latest album, "Theosis," gently yet powerfully delves into the spiritual quest for the divine nature of Jesus Christ. Comprising nine carefully crafted tracks, this album is set to charm a wide array of music enthusiasts, regardless of their spiritual preferences. [embed]https://open.spotify.com/album/189gxqLt0Puuen947Z8wWT?si=nNDnW_WLQ_qjA_UQUP5jlA[/embed] Jenkins collaborates with bandmates Wesley C. Clark on lead guitar and backup vocals, Robert Edward Soren on bass, and Johnny Reaves on drums and percussion to create an immersive and tuneful atmosphere. This fusion of soft rock elements and Jenkins' emotive male vocals produces a timeless and unforgettable auditory experience. A standout aspect of "Theosis" is the exceptional guitar performances by Jenkins and Clark. Their adept interplay transports the album to new realms, offering listeners a glimpse of the divine through fragile acoustic melodies and electrifying solos. Two tracks that genuinely sparkle on this album are "Diapsalmata Blues" and "Visions Of Fire." The former is a profoundly moving song, highlighting Jenkins' introspective vocals and Clark's mesmerizing guitar talents. "Visions Of Fire," on the other hand, demonstrates the band's ability to construct a complex and sophisticated sonic landscape by skillfully blending guitar, bass, and percussion. The outcome is a track that captivates the listener with its vibrant soundscapes. Despite its exploration of Christian themes, "Theosis" transcends religious confines. Its unique sound and style will resonate with fans of Sufjan Stevens and Fleet Foxes. In a realm where many indie rock bands can feel repetitive, Reverend James Elmore Jenkins and his band have brought forth a truly distinctive work of art. "Theosis" is a welcome contribution to contemporary music, intertwining spiritual musings with indie rock and soft rock influences. This album serves as a respite from the turmoil of the modern world, prompting listeners to look inward and recognize the profound beauty woven into our collective human experience. Reverend James Elmore Jenkins' "Theosis" offers an enriching and delightful exploration of the depths of the human spirit. This album provides a captivating and thought-provoking experience that should not be overlooked by those seeking both intellectual depth and entertainment value. Follow the group on Website, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Instagram.

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"Little House" is a passionate and reflective song by Amanda Seyfried highlights her supple yet potent vocals. As Seyfried muses on her wish to escape the constraints of her present situation and find peace in a simple and idyllic life, the song portrays a sense of vulnerability and longing. "Little House" invites listeners to accompany Seyfried on an emotional journey of self-discovery and longing for a haven of calm and belonging with its beautiful acoustic melodies and captivating lyrics.

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excerpt from the dust of dreams 💖 follow my other socials 💖

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conversion therapy

"conversion only means

crossing our fingers

in a war zone

and tugging on hangnails

until they bleed and

nailing our hands

in resignation

and learning how to

pretend we’re god’s children

when instead

we’re the shepherdless sheep

you hoped you

could drown in verses"

-ah

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excerpt from swallow

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haiku monday❤️ feel free to reply with your haikus!

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survivor's guilt

I feel safe in my third floor apartment. I feel safe nowhere else on earth. i swear the sun makes no sense. it's supposed to enlighten jaded minds but my god, i drift through days. that is to say, sun rays drag me down the stairs. and i'm painfully aware of the youth left within these walls that only my third floor door seems to shut out. funny how i'm afraid of heights yet lately i'm more…

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just a sweet lil haiku for "haiku monday" (which is a tradition i totally just made up lol) 💖 follow my other socials 💖

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puzzle

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shipwrecked

I drank on the decks of shipwrecks and i drank and i drank and i plummeted myself into the lifeboats of strangers until i sank and sank and found solitude in the tide and I confused treading water with swimming because being alone felt an awful lot like staying alive -ah Twitter Instagram Facebook Tumblr Pinterest 💖support me💖