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Digging for Tomorrow

Digging for Tomorrow

By: 𝔻𝕚𝕘𝕖𝕤𝕥 𝕋𝕙𝕖 𝔻𝕚𝕘
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 🎧 Weekly music interviews with emerging artists, genre-benders & storytellers. Curated like a mixtape. Raw, personal, and made to linger. Subscribe for new episodes every week & explore my vault of hidden gems. Rooted in Kalamazoo. Fueled by Detroit’s fire, and crafted with soul by brittdigs.Copyright 2025 𝔻𝕚𝕘𝕖𝕤𝕥 𝕋𝕙𝕖 𝔻𝕚𝕘 Music
Episodes
  • Episode 8: Digging Deeper Into The Field Tapes: Horse Saturday's Snapshot of Gainesville

    Episode 8: Digging Deeper Into The Field Tapes: Horse Saturday's Snapshot of Gainesville
    Aug 11 2025
    Horse Saturday feels less like a band and more like an audacious experiment.....a field‑recording odyssey dreamed up over a single sunrise to sunset escapade. You’ll hear how Gavin Pine, Noah Harrison, and Jake Schantz slip into a Florida horse retirement home....armed with carrots...apples...and and start pressing record on the soft breaths...rustling hay...gentle chomps....and watery gulps of their equine castmates. You’ll feel murmurs of hay and distant whines...the rhythmic crunch of a carrot echos... this is minimalist audio cinema at it's finest....and if you’ve ever reached for music to find peace, connection, or unspoken meaning, Horse Saturday will feel like a secret found in plain sight. Whether you’re here for ambient landscapes or crave the romance of real-world captures....this channel invites you to pause, breathe, and lean into an album that is as much about being present as it is about listening.
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    11 mins
  • Episode 7: Deep Dive with Youth Sector: Nick Tompkins on Post-Punk Precision & Lyrical Disruption

    Episode 7: Deep Dive with Youth Sector: Nick Tompkins on Post-Punk Precision & Lyrical Disruption
    Aug 4 2025
    Nick Tompkins...frontman of Brighton’s brainy and brilliantly bent Youth Sector...joins me for a conversation that’s more math rock than small talk. Known for their sharp hooks...social commentary...and new wave grooves that twitch with purpose....Youth Sector’s sound is just as deliberate as it is dizzying.... We unpacked stage energy....aesthetics....and the existential weight behind making art that moves people physically and mentally.... We got into Brighton’s DIY scene...being neurotic in the best way....and how every offbeat guitar stab is just as intentional as the message behind the mic.... If you’ve ever danced to a song you wanted to endlessly quote...this one's for you... ABOUT DIGEST THE DIG 🎧📓 Where underground sounds find a voice. Weekly music interviews with emerging artists, genre-benders & storytellers. Curated like a mixtape. Raw, personal, and made to linger. Subscribe for new episodes every week & explore my vault of hidden gems. Rooted in Kalamazoo. Fueled by Detroit’s fire, and crafted with soul by brittdigs.
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    27 mins
  • Episode 6: Digesting How Music Affects Our Brain with Bonbonfire: From Therapy Rooms to Flaming Truths

    Episode 6: Digesting How Music Affects Our Brain with Bonbonfire: From Therapy Rooms to Flaming Truths
    Jul 28 2025
    Bonbonfire is a duo built on heart, healing, and harmony. Quenton and Krystal Clarke are not just musicians—they’re music therapists, partners in life and art, and parents weaving their personal stories into every note. Their new album, This Wasn't The Plan, is a raw, intimate journey through unexpected twists, resilience, and the power of connection. In our conversation, we peeled back the layers on how their work as therapists shapes their sound, how family life and creativity collide, and the ways they navigate making music that heals while keeping it real. They shared stories of balancing dreams with reality, the soundtrack of love and struggle, and how music became both their refuge and their gift.
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    26 mins
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