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That Interview

Author: That Station | Raleigh, North Carolina

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That Interview is a conversation about music between the curators that play it and the artists that make it. An in depth look at an artists career, including insights into how they got started, their influences, creation process, successes, failures, and everything in between. 


That Interview is recorded at produced by That Station, a locally curated music station in Raleigh North Carolina with live personalities that share authentic stories and insights about music and life in the triangle. We play a wide variety of music, like Americana, Indie Rock, Folk, R&B, Bluegrass, Alt Country, Alternative, and more! We even have our own Music Festival. Stream us on your desktop, our free app, or listen locally in Raleigh, NC on the radio at 95.7 FM and 101.5 HD2. 


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In this episode, Wes and Jack of Brigitte Calls Me Baby sit down to share the story behind the band’s rise, starting with their origins in Chicago and the iconic classic Hollywood actress who inspired their unique name. They break down the creative decision-making behind choosing the producer for their new album and pull back the curtain on the music industry to reveal what people constantly get wrong about the realities, struggles, and day-to-day life of being in a professional touring band.
Grammy-nominated soul artist Devon Gilfillian sits down for a deeply personal conversation about his album, Time Will Tell. Recorded at Nashville’s legendary RCA Studio A, the record marks a profound new chapter born out of raw emotion, vulnerability, and sudden perspective shifts. Devon opens up about how his father's sudden heart attack grounded him in the reality of mortality—directly inspiring the album's centerpiece, "Glad To Be Here"—and how navigating recent relationship turmoil fed into the record's most candid songs. Plus, he reflects on growing up just outside Philadelphia surrounded by rich Philly soul, making the leap to move to Nashville in 2013, and how blending those two musical roots shaped his signature sound.
In this episode, singer-songwriter Anna Graves joins us to talk about the long, winding road that inspired her debut album, America’s Greatest Burnout. After almost walking away from the music industry entirely, she opens up about packing up her life in L.A., heading back home to Minnesota, and learning how to fall back in love with making music on her own terms. Plus, she shares stories from life on the road opening for The Head And The Heart—including the unexpected tale of adopting ducks mid-tour—and how grounding herself back home helped shape the honest, haunting folk-pop storytelling on her new record.
KELS | That Interview

KELS | That Interview

2026-08-1409:54

In this episode, we sit down with Atlanta-based artist KELS. She shares stories from her time working at an after-school program, talks about what it takes to entertain a crowd, and breaks down why she created her own music genre when platforms couldn't figure out where to place her sound. Plus, she leaks exclusive details about her upcoming album.
In this episode we dive headfirst into the band's brilliant new album, Days (out August 7th), uncovering how a joke on social media transformed into a full-length record. John also shares what keeps him inspired in his adopted hometown of Durham, NC, and tells the hilarious, chaotic real-world story that inspired the incredible new single, "Charlie Sheen Reaches Out to the Feds." Don't miss this one!
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