The Seltzer Salon25 Jul 2023

The Seltzer Salon #7: Nina Dante & The Snake Said to the River

Straight up, I love Nina Dante and her project, The Snake Said to the River. It has brought me so much joy over the last year or so, and continues to just thrill and excite me. In it, Dante digs into music and writing from Medieval era, traditional folk music, plus her own original pieces. There’s also exploration of the natural world and the histories (and mysteries) of language. It's whimsical and wonderful in every way (kind of like Nina!). We get into the origins of her interest in all things witchy and medieval, favorite flowers, early music, and so much more. https://www.instagram.com/thesnakesaidtotheriver/ https://www.youtube.com/@thesnakesaidtotheriver https://www.tiktok.com/@thesnakesaidtotheriver https://ninadantebethanyyounge.bandcamp.com/album/lizard-tongue The Seltzer Salon is a concise, conversational podcast hosted by Brad Rose and produced by Foxy Digitalis. Each episode features a musician, artist, writer, or anyone, really, focusing on a single project or idea. I know we all have limited time each day, so I wanted to do something a little smaller scale with just as much impact, so episodes will be 25-45 minutes in length. Brad Rose is the the principal writer and editor-in-chief of Foxy Digitalis, an online music magazine and has run various DIY record labels for the last 30 years. Support Foxy Digitalis on Patreon patreon.com/foxydigitalis Subscribe to our in-house label, The Jewel Garden https://thejewelgarden.bandcamp.com/subscribe foxydigitalis.zone Twitter: @foxydigitalis Instagram: @foxy.digitalis Bluesky: @foxydigitalis.bsky.social Mastodon: foxydigitalis@mastodonmusic.social

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The Seltzer Salon #19: Zekarias Musele Thompson

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The Seltzer Salon #18: Tristan Allen

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The Seltzer Salon #17: Green-House

When I first heard Green-House and read the description of Olive Ardizoni’s project back in early 2020 with Six Songs for Invisible Gardens, I felt an instant connection to the music and the ideas it ...

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The Seltzer Salon #16: Vinny Golia

After a week off (to put all the focus on Songs of Our Lives), The Seltzer Salon returns with a real heavy hitter. Vinny Golia is an all-time great. A composer, multi-instrumentalist, big thinker, tea...

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The Seltzer Salon #15: Greta Ruth

When I heard Greta Ruth's The Fawn a couple years ago, I was initially taken by her voice and the way it hung like a ghost within the stark sonic field. It was so captivating. In the years since, her ...

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The Seltzer Salon #14: Matthew Halsall

For the newest edition of The Seltzer Salon, I talked to trumpeter, composer, and so much more, Matthew Halsall, about his new album, An Ever Changing View. It's a stunning album. I've been an admirer...

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The Seltzer Salon #13: Nick Millevoi

I interviewed Nick Millevoi just over a year ago, but when his new album, Digital Reaction, came out, a lot of new questions started popping into my head. Then, he shared the video for "Spins of the A...

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