Atlanta native Dubmack brings soul-infused pop and R&B to Peach Jam, along with his collaborator Rama-Don. Host Jeremy Powell dives into how the pair met in a legendary Atlanta rehearsal space and built a creative community that crosses genres and generations. Dubmack shares how growing up as a “Grady baby” shaped his sound, his advice for new artists, and the Atlanta roots that keep his music grounded.

GPB’s Peach Jam celebrates Public Radio Music Day with a lineup of extraordinary homegrown artists. Host Jeremy Powell spotlights musicians from across the state, including Americana storyteller Pony Bradshaw, soulful performer Kyla Simone, bluesman Eddie 9V, and Alternative R&B artist Wiley from Atlanta. Created for Public Radio Music Day, this sampler episode celebrates the energy and artistry of Georgia musicians.

Meet Skylar Peterson, a 21-year-old from Dacula, Georgia, who is redefining classical crossover for a new generation. Skylar shares how a childhood in jazz band and a chance encounter with The Phantom of the Opera led him to study voice, meet producer David Foster’s team, and record original songs that have earned hundreds of thousands of streams. The conversation combines artistry, hard work, and the sound of a young musician poised to take the global stage.

Meet Five Eight, a cornerstone of the Athens, Georgia scene known for emotionally direct songs and high-energy shows. The band opens up about forming in the late eighties, the tension that fuels their performances, and the new documentary that traces their story from early struggles to enduring friendship. You also hear the moment they recall opening for R.E.M. in California and why Athens still feels like home.

Atlanta artist Bam Fatale joins Peach Jam for a stripped-down set and a candid talk about post-genre music, family heritage, and DIY visuals. You hear the story behind "Awaken," her tribute to a loved one, and how musical roots, Choctaw lineage, and activism shape her sound in Georgia’s rock scene. We explore why authenticity matters on stage and in the studio at GPB.

Savannah’s own Clay Hodges is carving his path in hip-hop and he is not waiting for anyone’s permission. On this episode of the Peach Jam Podcast, Clay talks about the grind, the dedication, and the pride that fuel his music. You will also hear what being “an artist” means to him and why his journey is just getting started.

On this episode of the Peach Jam Podcast, host Jeremy Powell introduces you to The Band Loula, a country duo and lifelong friends from North Georgia. Logan and Malachi share how their small-town roots and faith shape their music, from a century-old camp meeting tradition to the songs now carrying them onto big stages in Nashville. Along the way, you’ll hear their heartfelt harmonies and stories that prove the power of friendship, family, and home.

Season Five of the Peach Jam Podcast is here! Peach Jam is a mix of performances and down-to-earth conversations, all recorded live at the GPB Studios in Midtown Atlanta, and it highlights musicians of all kinds from every corner of the Peach State.