Podcast
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Susie Suh “Feather in the Wind”
Join the Queens as they sit down with Susie Suh to chat about her song “Feather in the Wind” and debate about different interpretations of if it is really a sad song. They also chat about the power of sound baths, One Tree Hills, and pros and cons of being an independent artist. Check out…
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William Fitzsimmons “I Don’t Feel It Anymore (Song of the Sparrow)”
William and the Queens discusses the universal appeal of sad songs, sharing personal anecdotes and insights into the emotional connections people have with music. He reflects on the meaning behind his own songs, particularly how they relate to his experiences with love and relationships. They discuss how life events, including family dynamics and professional backgrounds,…
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Morgan Harper-Jones “Main Character”
In this episode, we chat with our friend Morgan Harper-Jones, discussing her song “Main Character”. She reflects on the deep emotional connections and regrets that inspired it, sharing her experiences of loneliness, self-doubt, and the creative process that led to the song's creation, emphasizing the importance of emotional honesty in art. We also reminisce about…
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Luke Sital-Singh “Killing Me”
In today's episode, we interview another sad song aficionado – Luke Sital-Singh! We chat about his Sad Song Supper Club and the meaning behind his grief-filled song “Killing Me”. Support the show To help support these artists’ as well as their favorite sad songs, please check out our Official Spotify Playlist! Find us elsewhere: https://linktr.ee/sadsongqueens…
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Patrick Watson “To Build A Home”
The Queens sat down with the legendary Patrick Watson about his song “To Build A Home” he did with the Cinematic Orchestra. He reflects on the healing power of music, quantum mechanics, and gives us a master class on classical music. Check out our friends at The Songwriting School of Los Angeles! Support the show…