Top 21 Music Commentary Podcasts

Welcome to Unplugged (formerly The All Punked Up Podcast), the only weekly music podcast you need hosted by best friends and past bandmates Tyler Winters and John Pearman. Join them as they dive into the latest music news and exclusive interviews with top artists and up-and-comers across alternative rock, pop-punk, emo, indie, country, and more. With their fingers on the pulse of the music world, Tyler and John deliver fresh insights in humorous and oftentimes sarcastic ways, keeping you entertained while staying informed.

The Vault: Classic Music Reviews Podcast is a show hosted by 'Xennial' music fans that grew up during hip-hop's golden era of 1990s and the boom of the early 2000s. We review classic hip-hop, R&B and reggae albums 20, 25 and 30 years after their release to give our reflections and to see if they still stand the test of time. It's a personal perspective on classics from a fresh point of view.

Also includes: Bonus segments guest interviews with artists, critics, fellow creators & influencers.Round table discussions around classic music topics.Head-to-Head artists catalog debates.

Listen as two seasoned hip hop savants rekindle an old friendship through their ongoing love for Hip Hop culture. @big_phil_aka_ns_itchy and @iamspFresh reflect on the coming of age of Hip Hop and their personal lives. Fresh Two Deaf Podcast not only works to breakdown the anatomy of poetic artistry but documents the restart of a pure brotherhood.

Learn how to play music by ear with this series of audio challenges.
Julian Bradley walks you through real life songs at the piano, and shows you how to play by ear.
We'll cover intervals, chord progressions, common shapes, 'thinking logically', and the 'melody / chord relationship'.

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Belfast-born Melbourne-based songwriter and producer Andy White has a new podcast series based around the writing and recording of 'AT', the album he released with Tim Finn earlier this year.
As in the first series, when he went track by track with latest solo album ‘This garden is only temporary’, Andy looks at a song a week to show how layers of lyrics and music work together, ideas appear, and surprises are welcomed.
In both series, Andy plays excerpts from the master tapes and discusses process, influences and inspirations. Each episode ends with a different version of the song from the one you'll find on the released recording.
If the underlying theme of Series 1 was "How to make an album", Series 2 is "How to co-write an album". There are even more ways to write songs or record when two people are involved. And if you are old friends and bandmates, you don't need to be in the same room together.
"If you want to express something but don't know how to express it—tell the truth. This is powerful."

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Indiecast is a weekly show from UPROXX Indie Mixtape hosted by music critics Steven Hyden and Ian Cohen. Every week, Hyden and Cohen discuss the biggest news and names in modern indie, as well as look back to moments that established the indie rock canon.

Playlist of the People learns about people's favorite songs and the stories that come with them, all while helping its listeners (and me) discover new music. Aside from playing interviews and songs on the show, I also add some cool facts, stories, and commentary surrounding the songs/artists played.
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