Lollapalooza Series Part 2 featuring Matt Maltese, Ella Jane, Cafuné and Loviet

With this epic episode, I'm bringing you more in-person interviews from Lollapalooza, which took place in Chicago's Grant Park August 3-6. 

First up is mega-engaging Matt Maltese, who enlightens me as to the charms of his former makeshift garage studio in London to his former struggles with live performance. This amazing crooner has a silky smooth voice and a killer charm to go along with it.  Check out his latest album, "Driving Just to Drive."  (Note:  in the intro, I erroneously mention that Matt is Canadian, but Matt is actually only part-Canadian, and is UK-based!)

Next is the equally charming Ella Jane who has received the stamp of approval of Sir Elton John for her 2021 single "Calling Card." Her sense of humor is contagious as she talks to me about growing up in a small-town suburb of New York City and how she's been singing and writing seemingly forever. She just dropped a new single, "Dead Weight."

Cafuné is the Brooklyn-based duo of Sedona Schat and Noah Yoo, both NYU Music School grads who have formed a unique business and musical partnership. They talk to me about their unique journey from recording their first album in their dorm room to performing on the Lollapalooza stage.

Last up is Canadian rocker Loviet whose new record, "Little Heaven" is due out September 29. Loviet likes to get personal in her music and talks to me about her obsession with rock and roll, her musical upbringing and the difficulties of being a woman in today's music industry.

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