Todd Pritchard utilizes Fingerstyle, Classical, Hip hop and Soul to develop a unique guitar style. His degree in Music Rowan University and influences from all genres stimulate Pritchard’s solo guitar arrangements (found on YouTube), which have guided his exploration in melodic/chordal harmony, arranging and looping techniques. His compositions have provided his instrumental quartet and acoustic projects with an authentic sound and accompanying culture. He currently resides in Philadelphia, PA where he continues to compose, teach, perform and work as a studio musician. Todd has been blessed to share the stage with The Wailers, Dr. Dogg, Bilal, Robert Glasper and Marcus Miller.

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StarTalk has moved off of Soundcloud! Find the podcast on these other platforms:

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1mNsuXfG95Lf76YQeVMuo1?_authfailed=1

Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/startalk-radio/id325404506

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@StarTalk

Geographer is an indie rock band from San Francisco, CA

New album:
https://perhapsy.bandcamp.com/album/a-carpenters-market

Perhapsy is the solo project of musician/graphic-artist Derek Barber, guitarist and songwriter of Oakland-based groups Bells Atlas, Salami Rose Joe Louis' live band, and former contributor to Curls (Christopher Owens of Girls), Madeline Kenney, and Astronauts, etc.

A Carpenter's Market is the upcoming and fourth full-length release from Barber's project — out on cassette and digital platforms March 5th, 2021. The album features his most personal songs to date as well as his most texturally-experimental sounds. There are songs about slowly-splintering relationships, the difficulties of recollecting family history, the blurry line between religion and drugs, and how an experience where one grows up can influence where one ends up living. 

Barber, who's been an active illustrator and cartoonist, recently took up animation in the last year. His work includes animations for Salami Rose Joe Louis, NIIKA, Glockabelle, Yolanda, Moonrun, Chris Alarie, and Bells Atlas. The self-animated music video for A Carpenter's Market song "Lake Erie (Whispering)" is his most detailed and ambitious animation work to date. 

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Oklahoma grown singing-songwriting powerhouse, Chelsea Coleman, creates sanctuaries out of songs, wherein her audience is moved, humbled, and exalted. A courageous and vulnerable storyteller, she invites you to endure open heart surgery, skillfully mending your heartache with strands of golden thread. Each listener leaves more integrally woven in to the tapestry of humanity. 

Chelsea Coleman has released two solo EPs: "Lullabies and Leavin' Songs", recorded in Tulsa, OK in 2010; and "Until We Can Rest" recorded all over California in 2011.  Chelsea and fellow SF Bay Area songstress, Madeline Tasquin, crafted a  delightful album of holiday music in 2012 entitled "The Merry Innocents".  In 2014 she released a full length album with songwriter, instrumentalist, and vocalist, Graham Patzner, as a part of their duo called The Gospel Flats.  

Chelsea is always writing many more songs than she can keep up with, and her performances are filled will gems you have never heard, and might have to bribe her to ever hear again.  Her concerts are one-of-a-kind experiences that cannot be repeated.

we're back :) first single "patiently" out now, more comin like a fresh wave

Shady Maples' debut 2012 album is a boiling concoction of acoustic, lapsteel and electric guitars, organs, mandolin, and harmony. Singer songwriter and guitarist Owen Roberts wraps "visceral lyrics" (SF Chronicle) around hard driving and kick back melodies for a sound that swells and recedes.

After two years touring the west coast and a successful crowd funding effort, Roberts and co-producer Greg Peters holed up at Fantasy Studios in Berkeley with drummer Trent Boeschen, bassist Dennis Haneda, Brooklyn Bill Bell and his pump and Hammond organs, and Bay Area songstress Kelly McFarling. 

KQED describes the album as "perfectly Californian" in its lyrical treatment of nature and social consciousness, and NBC San Diego calls the sound "explosive" and "dynamic." Live they are joined by cellist Shira Lee Katz and Micah Dubreuil on keys.

Darillos is following