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The Music Obscura

The Music Obscura

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Hosted by Agent M Step off the beaten path and into The Music Obscura a podcast devoted to uncovering hidden musical gems from around the world. Each episode explores obscure genres, unsung artists, and sonic experiments that defy the mainstream. From basement beats in Buenos Aires to indie oddities in Oslo, this show is a passport to the global underground. Whether you’re a crate-digger, genre explorer, or just tired of algorithm fatigue, The Music Obscura is your audio antidote to the obvious.Copyright 2025 All rights reserved.
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  • Episode 17 – The Sequoya Waring Interview & Quarantine Concert
    Jul 12 2025

    Original Air Date: June 6, 2020

    In the finale of The Music Obscura’s first season, Agent M dives into a genre-hopping set that moves from ska to emo, alt-country to folk-punk—culminating in a heartfelt interview and quarantine concert with Sequoya Waring. In a 25-minute conversation and acoustic set, Sequoya shares insights into his musical journey, the creative impact of lockdown, and the emotional layers behind his songwriting.

    This episode is part reflection, part release marking both a pause and a promise for more.

    🎶 Featured Artists & Tracks (with Origins):
    1. Five Iron Frenzy – Get Your Riot Gear – Ska/Rocksteady – USA – 3:45

    2. Deathstore – It Won’t Work – Emo/Pop-Punk – USA – 3:04

    3. Travis Loves Benson – I Need Help – Anti-Folk – USA – 5:59

    4. The Prostitutes – Shake Rattle and Die – Rockabilly Pop – USA – 1:50

    5. Emily Davis and the Murder Police – Bloodlines – Alt-Rock – USA – 3:19

    6. The Jealous Sound – The Fold Out – Indie Alt – USA – 3:15

    7. Mickey Guyton – Black Like Me – Country – USA – 3:30

    🎙️ Quarantine Concert & Interview Spotlight: Sequoya Waring (USA) closes the season with a raw, unplugged set and conversation about songwriting, self-discovery, and staying true to your sound during uncertain times.

    💡 A fitting close to the season music as a mirror, music as momentum.

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    57 mins
  • Episode 16 – Circuits, Clones & Covers
    Jul 12 2025

    Original Air Date: May 30, 2020

    From lo-fi London synth labs to Ghanaian soul hybrids, Episode 16 of The Music Obscura spans sonic micro-worlds that echo isolation, imagination, and reinvention. Agent M curates a late-pandemic playlist featuring quirky electronics, introspective indie, and a rockabilly Tainted Love cover that might just steal the show.

    This is for the bedroom tinkerers, the hopeful lyricists, and anyone dreaming sideways.

    🎶 Featured Artists & Tracks (with Origins):
    1. Look Mum No Computer – DAYDREAMER – Electro Synth – UK – 4:08

    2. Sequoya Waring – Distance + Time – Indie/Alt – USA – 3:14

    3. Retirement Party – Shoulder It – Indie Rock – USA – 2:51

    4. Tatian Hazel – In My Room – Bedroom Pop – USA – 3:44

    5. Great Grandpa – Digger – Emo – USA (Seattle, WA) – 4:54

    6. The Flakes – Lust – Alt Rock – Canada – 2:44

    7. Dayda Banks – I Need a Clone – Rap – Canada – 3:23

    8. Potsu – Sidewalk Safari – Lo-Fi – UK – 2:26

    9. Janos – Sicky/Sticky – Indie/R&B Pop – Norway – 4:10

    10. Donny Benet – Mr. Experience – Indie Electronica – Australia – 3:56

    11. Champagne Lane – Time Flies – Alt/Funk – USA – 4:59

    12. Blink-182 – Aliens Exist – Pop Punk – USA – 3:13

    13. Dave Philips and the Hot Rod Gang – Tainted Love (Cover) – Rockabilly – USA – 2:45

    14. Kay Slice – Slowdown – Hip-Hop/Soul – Ghana – 3:06

    15. Chris Acker – Aloe Vera – Americana – USA – 3:47

    💡 Circuit-bent synths, punk nostalgia, and soul reflections—all colliding in this borderless quarantine broadcast.

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    1 hr and 2 mins
  • Music Obscura Short: Fuller – Isolation Anthems & Bedroom Pop Buzz
    Jul 12 2025

    Original Air Date 5/27/2020

    In this Music Obscura Short & Concert Series, Agent M sits down with Fuller, the Los Angeles-based indie pop craftsman whose glossy hooks and garage-born grit shine through the static of quarantine. Recorded remotely, this intimate session blends sharp songwriting with reflections on creativity, connection, and surviving the silence.

    🎙️ Includes a stripped-down performance and brief interview on what it means to chase a dream mid-chaos.

    💡 Part living room concert. Part sonic postcard from lockdown. All Fuller.

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    20 mins

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