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Low Tide | A Post-Performance Podcast

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by Seawall Sessions

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Podcast Overview

Low Tide is a post-performance interview series from Seawall Sessions. Episodes will roll out alongside select live sessions, which are released exclusively on Youtube. When the gear is packed up and the adrenaline settles, we sit down with artists for an unstructured, honest conversation. No promo beats. Just a moment to reflect on where they are, what they’re carrying, and what making the work actually feels like right now. Some conversations are about music. Some are about burnout, momentum, doubt, or joy. Some wander. That’s the point. Welcome to Low Tide at Seawall.

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2/18/2026

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Episode thumbnail for 150 Shows a Year, The Voice, and Avoiding the Nashville Machine | Episode 09

June 16, 2026

150 Shows a Year, The Voice, and Avoiding the Nashville Machine | Episode 09

<p>In this episode of Low Tide, we sit down with <a href="https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCN2SAnp22TJ2tvCksZ4Rh0Q"> @AnthonyArya </a> to talk about growing up in the Bay Area music scene, busking on the street as a teenager, and what it was like going from local blues bars to The Voice at just 15 years old. We dive into the pressure of performing on national television, learning how to command a stage early, and why years of nonstop live shows shaped him into such a polished and instinctive performer.We also get into San Francisco counterculture and why Anthony feels disconnected from the “assembly line” side of songwriting culture. Along the way, we talk about Bob Dylan, releasing a fifth full-length album at only 23, sentient tomatoes, EDM remixes, and why Anthony hates karaoke.</p>

Episode thumbnail for Cringe Culture, Feminine Rage, and the Witch Wound | Episode 9

June 6, 2026

Cringe Culture, Feminine Rage, and the Witch Wound | Episode 9

<p>In this episode of Low Tide, we sit down with Mackenzie Johnson for a conversation about growing up online, the evolution of internet music culture, and the strange vulnerability of learning how to be seen. We talk through the early YouTube cover era of artists, and how the shift from longform YouTube to shortform social media has fundamentally changed the way artists create, share, and survive on the internet.</p><p><br /></p><p>We also dive deep into Mackenzie’s love of horror, Halloween, and dark feminine imagery, exploring how those themes found their way into songs like “The Sisterhood,” which unexpectedly became an anthem for women, witches, queer listeners, and people craving connection and empowerment. Along the way, we get into Lilith Fair, feminine rage in songwriting, cringe culture, being perceived online, spooky season, sleep paralysis demons, and why maybe trying too hard is actually a beautiful thing.</p>

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May 29, 2026

“I Didn’t Learn How to Breathe Until I Left New York” | Episode 8

<p>In this episode of Low Tide, we sit down with Rose Stoller after her Seawall Session to talk about leaving New York City, building community upstate, learning how to breathe again, and the creative freedom of making music on her own terms.</p><p>We dive into her multidisciplinary background in theater and jazz, and her decision to stop giving away her money and creative energy to producers out of self-doubt and imposter syndrome. Rose opens up about reclaiming authorship over her work by teaching herself production and recording her upcoming EP Flower Demos from bed with a Scarlett interface and a mess of tangled cables under the covers.</p><p>Along the way we talk about LaGuardia auditions, string sections, vocal phrasing, survivalist classes, niche fruit opinions, and why Rose eats five cookies before any real meal.</p>

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What is Low Tide | A Post-Performance Podcast?

Low Tide is a post-performance interview series from Seawall Sessions. Episodes will roll out alongside select live sessions, which are released exclusively on Youtube.

When the gear is packed up and the adrenaline settles, we sit down with artists for an unstructured, honest conversation. No promo beats. Just a moment to reflect on where they are, what they’re carrying, and what making the work actually feels like right now. Some conversations are about music. Some are about burnout, momentum, doubt, or joy. Some wander. That’s the point. Welcome to Low Tide at Seawall.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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