Welcome to Sticky Jazz, the music show of a Million different opinions on music. I am Jeremy Hinks, a "Gonzo" music journalist in Salt Lake City Utah, I am also the music editor at large for the LGBTQ publication instinct magazine, (nice of them to let a straight guy write for them isn't it?) I will give you the music you might have heard, might not have heard, but definitely should have heard. I'll give you interviews with some big names, some new people, and someone you heard long ago, and they still are kicking. No music is taboo on my show, I'll cover it all.
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Breathing life into dreams, semi dreams, and very dark places of thought, Kalandra give us another beautiful album that again, will make you think.
Round 2 with Katrine and Jogeir we discuss the songwriting process, AI in music, and where the last 2 years have taken them to make this album. The cover says it all.
The video focus in the song "Let Me Be Open" of going back to a younger stage in life, to reach your younger self before bad things happen, and what kind of irreparable damage you could do to yourself, not seeing the inbetween.
They talked of grief, as personal grief, and as the Nation of Norway just lost a beloved King, that played into the release of the record as well.
Website (https://www.kalandra.no/) Youtube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdF7ZG37sLXF1zfipGT2T6A) instagram (https://www.instagram.com/KalandraMusic) facebook (https://www.facebook.com/Kalandramusic/)
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20 Oct 2026
Sticky Jazz Interview David Fagin (The Rosenbergs)
If I asked most people “Have you ever heard of The Rosenbergs?” the honest answer would be a blank stare and a polite “Uh… no.” That’s not an insult. That’s the whole damn point.
David Fagin, the band’s lead singer, just published *Confessions of a Musical Masochist*, and it is the perfect autopsy of a career that came this close a hundred times and still somehow never quite made the leap. Near-hits. Spectacular near-misses. The kind of stories that make you laugh until you wince.
I actually knew these guys. Heard them. Met them. Crossed paths enough times that reading the teaser felt like someone had stolen pages out of my own notebook. Opening for Duran Duran one minute, playing in a Duran Duran tribute band at a Duran Duran after-party the next. Sitting in Howard Stern’s green room for two hours while Gene Simmons just… sat there, until somebody finally decided that maybe that was a problem. Driving Echo & the Bunnymen around (something Fagin and I both did, in different parts of the same tour). The almosts pile up until they become the story itself.
Fagin doesn’t sugarcoat it. This is a cautionary tale dressed up as comedy. The music business will chew you up, spit you out, and then ask if you’d like to open for the tribute band version of yourself. I’ve heard the same warning from people inside U2’s orbit. Hell, I’ve given the warning myself. And still none of us stay away.
Talent, it turns out, is not the secret. If it were, half the bands you’ve never heard of would be headlining stadiums and half the ones you have heard of would be working day jobs. Whatever the actual secret is, Fagin doesn’t claim to have found it. He just shows you, in brutal, funny detail, how many different ways there are to miss it.
*Confessions of a Musical Masochist* is required reading for anyone who still thinks the music industry is a meritocracy. It’s also weirdly respectful of the people who keep throwing themselves at that wall anyway. Because some of us just can’t help it.
Even when we know better.
Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/davidfaginny) website (http://www.thewankers.net) other website (http://www.davidfagin.net)
#therosenbergs #thewankersnj #echoandthebunnymen #duranduran #genesimmons #howardstearn
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30 Sept 2026
Sticky Jazz Interview Ana Sky
Alright, listen up.
Ana Sky was minding her own business in a biology lab — California girl with a little Deutschland in the blood — when somebody played a tape of her singing. She didn’t even know the damn thing had been recorded. Twenty-four hours later she’s standing in a real studio, microphones hot, career officially off the rails in the best possible way.
Her new EP *Prologue* is the proof. It’s got that deep, lived-in storytelling, the kind of lyrics that stick under your skin. We talked about the dark places she had to walk through to write this stuff, the kind of personal hell that either breaks you or turns into songs worth hearing. We talked books — *Alice in Wonderland*, *Dune* — and the fact that she’s a genuine Lou Reed / Velvet Underground devotee. And yes, we got into the classic car she got to light on fire for a video, because of course she did.
This is the interview. Hit play.
EPlink (https://vyd.co/AnaSkyPrologue) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/anasky) YOUTUBE (https://www.youtube.com/@itsanasky) Page and tourdates (https://www.anaskymusic.com/tour)
#femalevocalists #anasky #prologue
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