Get a complete taste of legendary musicians and up-and-coming bands in these 7 minute interview pieces set to the artists own music. Hosted by Kyle Meredith.

The Speed of Sound with Kyle Meredith

Retrieve into a personal comforting shell on a gloomy day.

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This track has been released as a part of Solace EP on Reunion, a netlabel run by a long-time buddy from the music scene, Jonas a.k.a. Platonist. Thanks for picking this track up!

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On Days Like This

Kyle Meredith talks with Paul McCartney about the science behind his songwriting, the redemption of Wings, and his life outside of music, all set to the soundtrack of one of the greatest musicians of all time. 

The Speed of Sound with Kyle Meredith: Paul McCartney

A soundtrack of U2's new album, Songs Of Innocence, and a few older favorites, serves as the undercurrent in this interview with The Edge and Adam Clayton talking with Kyle Meredith during their Innocence + Experience Tour.

The Speed of Sound with Kyle Meredith: U2

Ask me who the greatest artist to come out of the past decade and I’ll tell you St. Vincent without a doubt.  She’s not only produced some of the most exciting and unique music, but you should also count her as one of the best guitar players in the game, comparable to Prince.  And to talk to?  She’s top of that game as well, which is what makes this interview so much fun. 

The Speed of Sound with Kyle Meredith:  St. Vincent

Have you  heard the new Iggy Pop album, Post Pop Depression? Not only is it one of the best records of the year, it’s also one of his greatest albums ever, no easy feat for a guy that helped start punk rock, wrote some of the greatest songs of the 70s, and eventually found himself in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. It also doesn’t hurt that the new record was produced and co-written by Josh Homme, the Queens of the Stone Age frontman with his own lifetime worth of accolades. And me? I’ve got both of them sitting down together.

The Speed of Sound with Kyle Meredith: Iggy Pop & Josh Homme

When Jamie Hince lost the use of his finger for a while a few years back, it definitely put up a few question marks for how The Kills would proceed. He is a guitarist afterall. Luckily, some time was being bought thanks to Alison Mosshart’s involvement in The Dead Weather, giving Jamie some time to heal, and eventually work on what would become their new record, Ash & Ice

The Speed of Sound with Kyle Meredith - The Kills

Jim James phoned into Kyle Meredith's show to talk about his new record, Eternally Even, and talking with each other to close the national divide, as well as news on the next My Morning Jacket record.

Kyle Meredith with... Jim James of My Morning Jacket

If it comes down to one man to save rock and roll, my money's on Chuck Prophet. His most recent run of albums harkens back to the purest form of the genre, with feet in both 60s garage and 70s riff-rock. His most recent LP, Bobby Fuller Died For Your Sins, also looks at the legends we’ve lost, and on a wider scale, our troubling surroundings. It’s a statement from an artist who’s finding a new stride to hit 30 some odd years into his career.

The Speed of Sound with Kyle Meredith: Chuck Prophet

Ani Difranco on WFPK 6/10/18

"Ordinary Pleasure" is taken from Toro y Moi's album, 'Outer Peace,' out now on Carpark Records.

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LYRICS
It’s always the same as always
It’s a game that we play, no one’s safe

Maximize all the pleasure
Even with all this weather
Nothing can make it better
Maximize all the pleasure

Does sex even sell any more?
I feel like I’ve seen it all
Or maybe I’m just old
Or maybe I’m just bored

Maximize all the pleasure
Even with all this weather
Nothing can make it better
Maximize all the pleasure

Cuz this world makes a lot of noise for me 
Makes it hard for me to hear what I’m thinking 
Sometimes I don’t understand what I say 
So it’s fine if you gotta get away

Ordinary Pleasure

Tales Of America (The Second Coming)

Torch Song (Echo Park)

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The Speed of Sound with Kyle Meredith: Chuck Prophet

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