Drew Kennedy has a new record, his 11th full-length release.

Unlike the previous 10, he decided to write each of the 11 songs on it by himself-- a bit of a departure for this habitual collaborator. Also unlike the previous 10, he decided to make a podcast about it.

Join Drew as he weaves story and song into one lively narrative, going beyond the music to craft a vibrant view of the world from which the song was born.

On This, the fifth episode, Drew covers his journey from his first guitar to making this record 25 years later. Come along for the ride!

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Drew Kennedy has a new record, his 11th full-length release.

Unlike the previous 10, he decided to write each of the 11 songs on it by himself-- a bit of a departure for this habitual collaborator. Also unlike the previous 10, he decided to make a podcast about it.

Join Drew as he weaves story and song into one lively narrative, going beyond the music to craft a vibrant view of the world from which the song was born.

On This, the fourth episode, Drew takes a dive into the uncomfortable beginning of his favorite song on the new album, Nerves.

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Drew Kennedy has a new record, his 11th full-length release.

Unlike the previous 10, he decided to write each of the 11 songs on it by himself-- a bit of a departure for this habitual collaborator. Also unlike the previous 10, he decided to make a podcast about it.

Join Drew as he weaves story and song into one lively narrative, going beyond the music to craft a vibrant view of the world from which the song was born.

On This, the second episode, Drew takes a deeper dive into how memory might work (but he's no scientist, so don't take him literally). Tune in next week for the third and final pre-release from his upcoming self-titled album Drew Kennedy, as we dig a little deeper into the genesis of Nerves.

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Drew Kennedy has a new record, his 11th full-length release.

Unlike the previous 10, he decided to write each of the 11 songs on it by himself-- a bit of a departure for this habitual collaborator. Also unlike the previous 10, he decided to make a podcast about it.

Join Drew as he weaves story and song into one lively narrative, going beyond the music to craft a vibrant view of the world from which the song was born.

On This, the second episode, Drew takes a look back at the title track from his last record, 2022's Marathon. Tune in next week for a brand new song from his upcoming self-titled album Drew Kennedy, as we dig a little deeper into the genesis of I Can't See Your Face.

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Drew Kennedy has a new record, his 11th full-length release.

Unlike the previous 10, he decided to write each of the 11 songs on it by himself-- a bit of a departure for this habitual collaborator. Also unlike the previous 10, he decided to make a podcast about it.

Join Drew as he weaves story and music into one lively narrative, going beyond the traditional listen to craft a vibrant view of the world from which the song was born.

On this, the first episode, Drew dives into his song Halo-- the first release from his new set-tlted record Drew Kennedy. Halo is out now, and available wherever you stream your music.

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Drew Kennedy has a new record, his 11th full-length release.

Unlike the previous 10, he decided to write each of the 11 songs on it by himself-- a bit of a departure for this habitual collaborator. Also unlike the previous 10, he decided to make a podcast about it.

Join Drew as he weaves story and song into one lively narrative, going beyond the music to craft a vibrant view of the world from which the song was born.

On This quick introduction, Drew shares some information about where he's been and where he's going, what's up with his new self-titled record Drew Kennedy (out everywhere on May 16th, 2025), and why he decided to jump into the podcast space instead of doing TikTok dances to promote his album.

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