3 Questions and a Song: Recent Episodes
William Domiano
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Woody Bradshaw Episode information:Episode 130 of 3 Questions and a Song welcomes Nashville recording artist, songwriter, and actor Woody Bradshaw for an inspiring conversation about music, patriotism, songwriting, and the powerful story behind his latest single, “Who’s Proud They’re From the USA.”
In this exclusive artist interview, Woody Bradshaw shares how one of the most meaningful songs of his career came together naturally as an expression of his love for America, its history, its freedoms, and the people who call it home. Rather than creating a political statement, Woody explains that his goal was to write a song capable of bringing Americans together through shared pride, appreciation, and hope for future generations.
“Who’s Proud They’re From the USA” was written from the heart after witnessing years of increasing division throughout the country. Woody describes the songwriting process as one of the most organic experiences of his career, saying the lyrics poured out effortlessly as inspiration struck. His hope is that the song grows beyond himself as an artist and becomes an enduring patriotic anthem that celebrates the values, freedoms, and unity that define the United States.
During this episode, Woody also discusses his remarkable journey from acting in New York City and Los Angeles to becoming an established Nashville singer-songwriter. Before launching his music career, Woody appeared on television and worked with legendary talent manager Jerry Silverhardt, whose client list included some of Hollywood’s biggest stars. After being inspired by legendary songwriter Jimmy Webb, Woody made the life-changing decision to pursue songwriting and recording in Nashville, where he has continued building an impressive catalog of music.
As always on 3 Questions and a Song, Bill Domiano asks Woody unique questions that reveal the stories, inspirations, and experiences behind the music before featuring his newest release, “Who’s Proud They’re From the USA.”
If you’re passionate about discovering independent music, country rock, Americana, Nashville artists, patriotic songs, singer-songwriters, or exclusive artist interviews, this episode belongs on your playlist.
Whether you’re a longtime Woody Bradshaw fan or discovering his music for the first time, Episode 130 offers an honest conversation about faith, purpose, songwriting, American pride, and creating music that hopes to unite listeners from coast to coast.
Listen now and discover why “Who’s Proud They’re From the USA” is already connecting with audiences looking for music that celebrates unity, freedom, and the American spirit.
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Bay Simpson Episode information:Episode 129 of 3 Questions and a Song welcomes rising singer-songwriter Bay Simpson, fresh off his breakout appearance on NBC’s The Voice Season 29, where he earned a coveted chair turn from Adam Levine. In this exclusive interview, Bay dives deep into the inspiration behind his powerful new single “Too Good to Be True,” set for release on April 10, 2026. Hailing from Muscle Shoals and now making waves in Nashville, Bay Simpson is quickly becoming a name to watch in the modern rock and singer-songwriter scene. “Too Good to Be True” is a nostalgic rock anthem that reflects on growing up in the early 2010s, capturing the emotional realization that some of life’s most meaningful moments are only fully understood after they’ve passed.
Written alongside acclaimed songwriters Brian Maher and James LeBlanc—who have worked with artists like Taylor Swift, Kenny Chesney, and Rascal Flatts—the song delivers a heartfelt message wrapped in soaring melodies and emotionally driven lyrics. The unforgettable refrain, “It was too good, too good to be true,” resonates with listeners who remember the transition from analog youth to a digitally dominated world.
In this episode, Bay answers three insightful questions about his journey, his songwriting process, and the meaning behind his music, followed by a featured play of “Too Good to Be True.” Fans of rock music, indie artists, and emerging talent will find this episode packed with inspiration, storytelling, and authentic musical passion.
If you’re searching for new music, discovering independent artists, or looking for the next breakout star from The Voice, this episode is a must-listen.
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In Episode 121 of 3 Questions and a Song, Bill sits down with Lavendine, the powerful pop-rock sister duo known for their emotionally rich songwriting and captivating harmonies. Returning to the show with their newest single “Who Cares If I’m Alone”, produced by Mark Needham (Fleetwood Mac, P!nk, The Killers, Chris Isaak).Lavendine’s unique blend of ethereal vocals and pop-rock instrumentation continues to connect with listeners who crave authenticity and emotional resonance in their music.
In this interview, discover how Lavendine channels personal experiences into healing music, what inspires their songwriting, and what fans can expect next from the rising sister act. Whether you’re a fan of female-fronted bands, emotionally driven pop-rock, or indie music discovery, this episode is for you.
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In Episode 127 of 3 Questions and a Song, host Bill Domiano welcomes back the alternative rock band Age of Fiction for a deep dive into their creative process, their story, and their latest release. Known for their genre-bending sound and clever songwriting, Age of Fiction has carved out a unique place in the independent music scene. This episode brings fans behind the curtain of their artistry while showcasing their brand-new track and video, “Original Geeks.”
Age of Fiction first appeared on episode 701 of the Pennsylvania Rock Show, and now they return to 3 Questions and a Song with new experiences, fresh music, and a vision for what comes next. In this interview, Bill and the band discuss how Age of Fiction formed, what inspires their songwriting, and how their collaborative style helps them create music that resonates with listeners. With an emphasis on storytelling and originality, Age of Fiction continues to challenge genre norms, blending elements of alternative rock, progressive influences, and modern soundscapes.
The highlight of the episode is the exclusive feature of their new single and music video, “Original Geeks.” Listeners will also get to hear the story behind the song and video, including what inspired its creation and how it ties into the band’s overall mission as artists.
Bill and Age of Fiction also cover essential topics like what keeps the band motivated, how their writing process evolves with each project, and how they approach recording and performing in today’s independent music world. For fans of original rock music, up-and-coming artists, and meaningful interviews, this episode is packed with insight and entertainment.
Episode 127 is more than an interview—it’s a celebration of creativity, authenticity, and the importance of music in building community. Whether you’re already a fan of Age of Fiction or discovering them for the first time, this conversation will leave you eager to dive deeper into their catalog and follow their journey moving forward.
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In this emotionally resonant episode of 3 Questions and a Song, Americana singer-songwriter Ross Flora makes his highly anticipated return to share the story behind his powerful new single, “Old Habits,” releasing July 25. Known for his raw honesty, lyrical depth, and soulful delivery, Ross takes us behind the scenes of a track that confronts the emotional weight of toxic cycles, personal growth, and redemption.
“Old Habits” is more than just a single—it’s a pivotal chapter in Ross Flora’s evolving musical journey. The song is a deeply personal exploration of struggle, accountability, and healing. Ross opens up about the inspiration behind the lyrics, the recording process, and how this song fits into his upcoming concept album, “The Garden,” which is scheduled for release on September 19.
In this interview, Ross talks about how being an English major affects his song writing, 4 of his musical influences, The writing and meaning behind “Old Habits”, and more.
Listeners will gain exclusive insight into the creative vision and emotional themes of “The Garden.” Ross describes the album as a cohesive narrative arc—each song a chapter in a story of personal transformation. From vulnerability to empowerment, the project reflects his growth as both an artist and a human being.
This episode offers a unique look into the heart and soul of a modern Americana artist who isn’t afraid to go deep. If you’re a fan of heartfelt lyrics, authentic storytelling, and stripped-down acoustic songwriting, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.
Topics discussed include:
The writing and meaning behind “Old Habits”
how being an English major affects his song writing
4 of his musical influences,
and more.
Don’t miss this episode of 3 Questions and a Song—where intimate songwriting meets real conversation.
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In Episode 125 of 3 Questions and a Song, we welcome Matt Winwood, an indie singer-songwriter who embodies the true spirit of the DIY music movement. His latest release, “Lost In The Moment,” is a deeply personal and emotionally resonant track that was written, performed, recorded, mixed, and mastered entirely from his home studio. This heartfelt composition stands as a testament to his passion, vulnerability, and artistic independence.
We dive deep into the story behind “Lost In The Moment,” video and the challenges of being a musician in today’s world and having to wear many hats. Matt’s journey is one of persistence, creativity, and authenticity—a true blueprint for indie musicians navigating the modern music scene.
If you’re an independent artist, music lover, or someone who appreciates genuine, soul-driven music, this episode is for you. Tune in to discover the story behind the song, hear Matt’s insights on home production, and find out what’s next for this talented DIY artist.
Learn more about Matt and stream his music at https://mattwinwood.com
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Episode 124 of 3 Questions and a Song features a powerhouse guest from the heavy music scene: Mick Michaels, guitarist and producer of Hereafter and Corners of Sanctuary, and host of the Cosmic View Podcast. In this dynamic interview with host Bill Domiano, Mick dives into the details behind Hereafter’s brand-new EP, “Roads to Nowhere”, set to be released digitally on July 24, 2025, via FireRock Music Group. Limited physical CD copies will also be available through Sonic Velocity Records, with pre-orders starting July 10, 2025.
Formed during the height of the 2020 pandemic lockdown, Hereafter is a hard-hitting Doom Groove Metal band consisting of veteran East Coast musicians: Chris Natalini (vocals, formerly of Blood Feast and currently of Execution Order), Bert Bigler (bass, Burned into Existence), Mad T (drums, Corners of Sanctuary), and Mick Michaels (guitar/producer, Corners of Sanctuary). Their latest release, Roads to Nowhere, is the third installment in their growing discography following Fire of the Flame (2022) and Overcome (2023), and it represents a bold evolution in their sonic direction.
In this episode, Mick discusses the themes, sound, and recording process behind Roads to Nowhere, shedding light on how Hereafter fuses Doom, Groove, and traditional Metal into a signature style. Fans of bands like Black Sabbath, Pantera, and Down will find much to love in Hereafter’s crushing riffs, thunderous rhythm section, and deep, introspective lyrics.
Mick also talks about the longevity and mission of Corners of Sanctuary, a band known for their New Wave of Traditional Heavy Metal (NWOTHM) sound, relentless touring, and global fanbase. With over a decade of experience in the metal scene, Corners of Sanctuary has consistently delivered quality albums and high-energy performances. Mick shares how he juggles projects and what continues to inspire his songwriting and collaboration efforts.
Listeners also get a glimpse into Mick’s third creative venture: his podcast The Cosmic View, which explores metaphysical topics, the supernatural, music industry trends, and beyond. It’s a show where creative minds discuss the mysteries of life and the universe.
Join Bill and Mick for an in-depth, thought-provoking episode that covers not only the latest metal music releases but also the artistic drive behind staying active and relevant in today’s evolving music landscape.
Whether you’re a fan of underground metal, doom metal, groove metal, traditional heavy metal, or just want to discover new music from passionate musicians, this episode is not to be missed.
Follow Hereafter at:
https://www.facebook.com/HereafterMetal
Follow Corners of Sanctuary at:
https://www.cornersofsanctuary.com
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In Episode 123 of 3 Questions and a Song, host Bill Domiano welcomes Utah Burgess of the Western Pennsylvania-based band Noble Hops for an insightful and candid conversation. Noble Hops, known for their powerful blend of American rock and alt-country, has recently released their newest single, “Life By The Numbers”—a heartfelt, melodic anthem exploring the human experience through the lens of everyday decisions, triumphs, and regrets.
Noble Hops has officially signed with MTS Management Group/MTS Records, a leading name in indie music management and promotion. This new partnership sets the stage for increased exposure, professional growth, and a major step forward for the band in the independent music scene. Utah Burgess—longtime music industry professional, producer, and founder of Shady Lady Studio Productions—offers listeners a behind-the-scenes look at the band’s journey, the challenges and joys of being an independent artist, and what lies ahead with MTS Records.
As part of the episode’s signature segment, Utah answers three thought-provoking questions that uncover his creative process, musical inspirations, and unique perspective as both an artist and studio producer. From insights into songwriting to navigating the evolving digital music landscape, this episode offers something for fans, musicians, and industry professionals alike.
Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering Noble Hops for the first time, this episode delivers an engaging deep dive into a band that continues to grow while staying true to its American rock and alt-country roots.
PlaylistInterview Noble Hops20:57Life By The Numbers Video4:49The Band Jam August 21-23An entire weekend of the best in the Western PA region of local music hosted at the beautiful Cooper’s Lake campground, with 450 acres of fun! Family friendly, vendors, camping and of course music! Tickets are $30 in advance for the entire weekend, or $20 for single day. And as always, kids 17 and under are FREE.
NOTE: Camping reservations encouraged and can be purchased separately through Cooper’s Lake Campground (www.cooperslake.com). Camping is sold separately.
Visit www.TheBandJam.com for more information.
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In this episode of 3 Questions and a Song, host Bill welcomes Remy Nova, the genre-bending force behind a bold new take on alternative R&B with a psychedelic edge. Known off-stage as Jeremy Little, Remy Nova delivers immersive sonic experiences that blend smooth R&B grooves with experimental production and mind-bending storytelling. On this episode, Remy debuts his latest single, “OH Deed (On Gummy Weed)”, an atmospheric journey through the hazy realms of cannabis-fueled introspection and altered perception.
Listeners will learn about Remy’s creative process, influences, and the story behind the woozy, genre-defying new single that combines soulful melodies, spacey beats, and a dose of self-aware humor. With roots in indie R&B, experimental hip-hop, and chillwave psychedelia, Remy Nova is carving out a sound that challenges boundaries and resonates with fans looking for music that’s both vibey and thought-provoking.
Tune in as Remy answers three unique questions designed to go deeper than the typical interview—diving into his identity as an artist, his creative evolution, and the unforgettable moments that shaped his music.
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In Episode 121 of 3 Questions and a Song, host Bill is joined by the electrifying rock band Wicked—a powerhouse group breathing new life into classic glam rock and heavy metal. Known for their high-energy performances, leather-clad style, and throwback ’70s stage presence, Wicked joins the show to answer three hard-hitting questions and to introduce one of their tracks, giving fans an exclusive preview of what’s coming next.
Wicked will be opening for Ace Frehley—legendary guitarist of KISS—on Friday, July 18th at Jergel’s, and the band shares their excitement and gratitude for the opportunity to perform alongside one of their musical heroes. With recent performances on a North American tour with Raven and a standout set at NAMM’s House of Blues with Metal Allegiance, Wicked is building unstoppable momentum.
The band discusses their musical influences, new music, life on the road, and what fans can expect from their explosive live shows. If you’re into glam rock, hard rock, classic rock revival, or discovering raw and passionate independent rock bands—this is your episode.
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In this episode of 3 Questions and a Song, host Bill Domiano welcomes Gavin Wadyko, member of Pittsburgh-based modern rock/Punk band Caught On Sight. Gavin shares the origin story of the band, how their sound evolved, and what fuels their passion for delivering high-energy, emotionally-charged rock music. The conversation centers around their brand-new full-length album, True Colors, a hard-hitting release packed with powerful riffs, raw lyrics, and dynamic melodies.
Gavin takes listeners on a deep dive into the standout track and music video, “Growing Pains”, explaining the meaning behind the lyrics, the visual concept, and how the song captures the challenges of self-discovery and emotional growth. The episode also includes Gavin’s answers to the infamous 3 Questions gauntlet, revealing insights into his musical journey, inspirations, and memorable moments on stage.
Whether you’re a fan of alternative rock, post-hardcore, or simply looking to discover authentic new music, this interview is a must-listen.
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In this powerful episode of 3 Questions and a Song, host Bill Domiano sits down with Iago Haussman of The Spikes, an electrifying rock project blending protest music with raw emotion. Iago joins the show to discuss the band’s bold new single, “Guns for the Children,” a provocative 2-minute anthem challenging America’s desensitization to gun violence. This track, released on June 6, has already made waves with its haunting black-and-white music video—shot in Rome and approaching 20,000 views.
Originally from Rome and now based in New York City, Iago Haussman brings a unique voice and international perspective to the U.S. music scene. Drawing from a surreal experience of seeing toy guns displayed near real firearms in an American Walmart, “Guns for the Children” delivers stark commentary on the tragic normalization of violence. With minimalist instrumentation and poetic urgency, the track is a protest song that doubles as a dirge for innocence lost.
Tune in for an intense conversation about music as activism, cross-cultural experiences, and the mission behind The Spikes’ work.
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Jozey & The Corruption is the ORIGINAL OUTLAW Punk-n-Roll band , a real, dirty rock band, straight from Akron, Ohio!
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Ashley’s sky-rocketing vocals and down-to-earth personality are not the only driving factors for her band on stage but also propelling them on tour across the vast United States. This can-do attitude has garnered a devoted global fanbase, known as the “Winelanders,” on social media and at her live concerts. With the passion of an old-world troubadour, Ashley’s captivating songs exude authenticity and effortlessly capture the essence of the heartland. Beginning her musical ascent at just 14, she has since released three albums, including Family Business and Simple Life, with a much-anticipated third, I’m Gonna Ride, released prior to her 2022 U.S. National Tour headlining venues, fairs, and festivals.
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Emerging on the country music scene, Ashley Barron showcases her uniquely powerful and gritty vocals during every performance. Inspired by strong women in country music like Miranda Lambert and Loretta Lynn, Barron incorporates her life experience into her songwriting to create passionate and relatable music that embodies loss, heartbreak, betrayal, and the occasional crazy night...
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In this episode of “453 Questions and 2,132 Songs,” we delve into the world of alternative metal with special guest Patrick McElravy of Seethe. Seethe, an alternative metal project hailing from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is known for its heavy electronic soundscapes reminiscent of the “Queen of the Damned” soundtrack. Led by the dynamic vocal prowess of...
In episode 112 of 3 Questions and a Song, Microplanet takes center stage. Nathan Wilson, the mastermind behind Microplanet, is a solo singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist hailing from Cleveland, OH. He honed his skills in the vibrant Chicago music scene and graduated from Columbia College Chicago, initially studying guitar before transitioning to audio engineering to expand his creative horizons. Microplanet's musical journey began with the 2013 release of the Alien Savior EP on Grandpa Bay Records. In October 2020, under the new moniker Microplanet, Nathan unveiled the Three Leaf Clover EP, marking a fresh chapter in his musical evolution. With the recent release of the Outer Takes EP and lead singles 'Auto-Drift' and 'Painsucker,' anticipation builds for Microplanet's debut full-length album, Submerge, which has received a warm reception from listeners. Currently, Microplanet is on tour, captivating audiences across the midwest and east coast with their mesmerizing sound. Stay updated on their shows and releases by visiting their website. Tune in as 3 Questions and a Song delves into Microplanet's musical odyssey, influences, and future endeavors.
Formed in 2018, Goddamn Wolves is an indie rock trio from Raleigh, North Carolina. The band draws influence from classic alternative rock bands like the Replacements and Pixies as well as current indie acts like A Giant Dog and together PANGEA.
For Those In Question is an alternative hard rock band based in Pittsburgh, PA. Established in 2021 as a project between strangers, based out of a mutual love for mid-2000s post-grunge artists like Breaking Benjamin and Chevelle, the band eventually has grown into a five-piece outlet incorporating influences ranging from progressive metal to hardcore, nu-metal...
About In Episode 109 of “3 Questions and a Song,” we dive into the world of Witchy/Occult/Doom/Heavy metal with the band Bonded by Darkness from Akron, Ohio. Joshua on Guitar/Vocals, Raven on Lead Vocals, Jacius on Bass, and Nathaniel on Drums share insights into their musical journey. Explore their debut album, Obsidian, on Bandcamp. Connect...
About Sean Nestor of Homicide Black and Half Wheel will be joining me tonight to feature 2 songs. The first song is “Black in Your Eyes” by Homicide Black and the second one is “Me & You” by Half Wheel. Sean is in both of those bands as well as a few others that we...
In episode 107 of "3 Questions and a Song," Bill dives into the world of Neostem with Matt Sedlak. The episode features insights into the band's journey and a sneak peek into their latest track, "Shut Me Up." Neostem, a Pittsburgh-based rock band founded in 2013 by childhood friends Matt and Ryan, brings a modern twist to their music by drawing inspiration from the past. Drummer Rob joined the mix in 2017, completing the dynamic trio. To catch more of Neostem's vibes, check them out on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Neostem and their website https://neostemmusic.wixsite.com/my-site.
In Episode 105 of 3 Questions and a Song, we dive into the story of Eden on Fire, an original melodic symphonic metal band hailing from Erie, PA. The brainchild of vocalist/keyboardist Amy Gould, the band took shape during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. As the world reopened, Amy collaborated with bassist Scott Hagerty and...
Welcome to episode 105 of "3 Questions and a Song," where we're thrilled to feature the One Eye Daddys, a dynamic trio with roots in Pittsburgh, PA. Originally active from 1994 to 2002, the band recently reunited in 2023, bringing a fresh wave of creativity to their signature sound. With new songs and renewed ambitions, the One Eye Daddys remain as vibrant as ever.
Ohio-based singer-songwriter. “I’ll Get Around To It” is streaming on Spotify and Apple Music The Questions What is the best pizza that you’ve had because you’re a musician? Westside Bowl? Who is your Dave Grohl? If you could write a song with any songwriter in the history of the world, who would it be? What...
The Upstage Music Festival, began in August 2021, as a way to not only showcase regional and national talent but, more importantly showcase local talent. Every year we also choose local charities and non profits to raise funds. Last year’s was; The Clearfield Skate Park and Allegheny Spay and Neauter Clinic. This year, is Clearfield County Cancer support Group, Clearfield Volunteer Fire Department Station One and The Allegheny Spay and Neauter Clinic. The Upstage Music festival prides itself in a professionally run event, a diverse collection of music genre’s. And We also, have a variety of merchandise vendors and food vendors, from our local region. We work very closely with our “local” sponsors as our aim is to raise awareness for not only our community but, our hardworking sponsors. see you at the fest.
🔊🎸 Get ready for an epic episode of 3 Questions and a Song podcast! 🎙️🎵 We are thrilled to feature Icons of Industry and their powerful song “Flames of Change” on our latest episode. 🎶🔥 Brace yourself for an incredible listening experience that combines heavy music, captivating melodies, and thought-provoking lyrics! Icons of Industry, a...
Forged in the fires of small town Pennsylvania comes a rock band, the likes of which you have never seen. Bringing you the driving riffs of the counter culture with the modern rock flare that you crave, Massive Hawk will be rockin’ and rollin’ on the Band Jam Stage this year.
Veltri has released 6 singles since Vagabond continuing to flex and stretch his creative range. Whether it be "Shine On", a Beatles inspired song penned by Veltri and produced by fellow Pittsburgh native Bryan Cole, or his most recent single "Wandering Eye", a song with a Hank Williams inspired motif co-written by Abby Hankins and produced by PT Houston of Off The Row Studios, Craig Veltri intends to never shy away from any genre o...
Kilmaine Saints is a band formed on good whiskey and bad intentions. The brainchild of two members of a Harrisburg Pipe & Drum band, this project was originally created with the sole intent of getting them free beer at St. Patrick’s Day shows in the central PA area (and might I add- mission accomplished). After incorporating the help of fellow members from the pipe band and other notable musicians from the area, they soon realized they were in for one hell of a ride. Since 2009 they have continued to pound through blistering, high-energy live sets that keep people singing along, stomping their feet, lifting their pints and shouting for more.
The Questions Segment 1 What was the influence that brought about the name, Anaphylaxis? – asked by Matt of Dragonfly Effect on episode 97 If you hired me to drive your tour bus, what music would we listen to between stops? What is a non-standard venue that you’d like to play? Please introduce yourselves. What...
About Integrating elements of punchy and heavy alternative rock with emotive vocal hooks , screams, heavy guitar riffs and breakdowns, DRAGONFLY EFFECT has developed a sound that transcends across many genres. With layers of spacey synths, sound effects, and artificial voices, the music is humanized, giving it a life of its own that coincides with...
– Woodland Creatures join Bill on episode 95 of 3 Questions and a Song. Where do you consider to be homebase for Woodland Creatures? What genre do you consider your band to be? Who is your Dave Grohl? What is your favorite pizza that you’ve had because you are a musician? How did you come...
Mark Dignam joins Bill for his shot at 3 Questions and a Song on episode 94! How did you get from Dublin, Ireland to Pittsburgh, PA? Having been in the scene in Ireland and Pittsburgh, how would you compare the two? If you’re standing at the crossroads, waiting for the Devil to show up, what...
Drown the Deep join Bill for their first visit to 3 Questions and a Song. About Drown the Deep Genre: Hard Rock Location: Pittsburgh, PA, US Drown the Deep is a female-fronted hard rock band from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Taking inspiration from such world-class acts as The Pretty Reckless, Halestorm, Van Halen, and Godsmack they combine hard hitting...
Brian Shaffer joins Bill on Episode 93 of 3 Questions and a Song to introduce the listeners to his newest song, “Supposed to be Family” and to tackle 3 Questions! This song wasn’t originally a country song, how did it get there? If you could write a song with any song writer in the history...
About Doors In The Labyrinth Genre: postgoth Location: Pittsburgh, PA, US Doors In The Labyrinth is a Pittsburgh based postgoth/darkwave project from multi-instrumentalist Josh Loughrey. Blending post-rock and goth/darkwave, as well as eclectic influences such as traditional folk, experimental music and orchestral music, Doors In The Labyrinth creates dark narrative focused songs. Since 2015, Doors In...
Aristotle Jones joined Bill for episode #91 of the 3 Questions and a Song. We start off talking about the Pittsburgh Steelers. If I’m driving your tour bus, what are we listening to between sets? You’re sitting on a bench and your musical idol sits down next to you, what 1 question are you going...
Chip, of Chip & the Charge Ups, joins Bill for episode 90 of 3 Questions and a song! The featured song is their new single, Paying Back the Devil. Bill references Chip DiMonick and how this featured track might be a throwback to that time in Chip’s writing. What took you down the “heavy” path with...
Craig Allen Hecht joins Bill to take on episode 89 of 3 Questions and a Song! Who is your favorite NHL team? My understanding of you is someone can say, hey why don’t you write this… and then you write it. Screwdrivers to Ears?!? “Hello Jana” Can you pinpoint the moment that you realized that...
Anon Mess Age Sage joins Bill for episode 88 of 3 Questions and a song. Tell us about how the band got started. You play metal and industrial, correct? How did the music come about? Because you are a musician, what is the best pizza that you’ve had? What non-standard venue would you like to...
Nick and Ashton join Bill for episode 87. Where did the name, Unwanted Downfall, come from? Tell me about an embarrassing moment on stage that Ashton caused… that Nick Caused… If you could plan any venue in the world, where would it be?
Byron Scott of Harmony Dreamers joins Bill for this episode of 3 Questions and a song. About the band, Harmony Dreamers Genre: Synthpop, Psychedelic RockBand Location: Currently Las Vegas, WorldwideFrom Byron Lee Scott – I’ve always loved writing and recording songs, I have hundreds. This is my first album, a studio project. I like to...
Joey Connor of Black Ridge joins Bill for episode 85 of 3 Questions and a song. Do you remember the game 21 questions? What is the best pizza you’ve had because you’re a musician? We go off on a tangent about food. This past weekend I did a last minute photo shoot for Black Ridge...
Matthew Morton solo artist and member of the Merrick Strain joins Bill for episode 84 of 3 Questions and a song. The majority of this episode is Bill and Matthew having a conversation about life and music. What have you been up to since we last spoke? What is the best pizza that you’ve had...
Jeff, Mikey, and Sean of Prime 8, joins Bill to answer questions, discuss their newest release, and to release a brand new video! Prime 8 last spoke with us on episode 601 of the Pennsylvania Rock Show. We talk about Deutschtown Music Festival from last weekend. We talked a little bit about The Big Break,...
Murder for Girls make their second appearance on Build the Scene with their first appearance on 3 Questions and a Song. They are here to talk about their new release, Nine Stories. What is the best pizza that you’ve had because you are a musician? If you could take a DeLorean back in time, what...
Finnish rockers, Killburn, join Bill for their debut on 3 Questions and a Song. I first learned of your band on XRP Radio, but how did you come to know about XRP? When did you know that you wanted to be in a band? Who would you say has been your biggest supporter as a...
Mykey Massacre joined Bill for the 79th episode of 3 Questions and a Song. When did you decide you would become a musician? If I was on tour with you, what music would we listen to between show stops? Who is your Dave Grohl? If you were selling your soul to the Devil for something...
Jussi Vuola joins Bill on Episode 78 of 3 Questions and a song to promote his single Under Above Orion Venus Loves. How did you hook up with MTS Management? If I’m driving your tour bus, what would we would be listening to? What non-standard venue would you like to play at? What would you sell...
Brian Miller, Barry Little, Greg Orr, John Bodnar, and Ange (missing John Powell) of 7 Mile Run join Bill for their debut on 3 Questions and a Song. Where did the band name 7 Mile Run come from? We talk about cars for a bit. You find a DeLorean with its door open and a...
Sean O’Donnell, of Six O’Matic joins Bill on episode 76 of 3 Questions and a Song. How did you get started on the Bag Pipes. Who is your Dave Dave Grohl? Have you ever recorded bagpipe tracks for another musician? DeLorean, who are you hanging out with? If you could play at any venue with...
Caleb Straus joins Bill for 3 Questions and a Song #75 in support of the song that he and Felicia Patterson released together, Eclipse. Tell us about your record label, Sollunar Records. Tell us about your song, Eclipse. We learn a bit about Caleb’s movie, Overnight. Caleb tells us about his involvement at First Angel...
Jeremy Gabborin of Five of Cups joins Bill for episode 75 of 3 questions and a song. I hear some 90’s grunge when I listen to your music, who do you consider to be our biggest influences? Who is your Dave Grohl? What would you sell your soul? What non-venue would you like to play?...
Clides, Justin, Liem, and Chris of Skies of Terra takes on 3 Questions and a Song and features their song, Cloud Chaser.. with a special surprise guest at the end, too. What is the best pizza that you’ve had because you’re in a band? Who is responsible for the album art? LDB What was the...
David Hipchen joins Bill for episode 602 of 3 Questions and a Song. Who is your Dave Grohl? Tell us about your musical situation in Mexico. You recorded some music while there? You were speaking Spanish at the shows? How did that come about? Best pizza that you’ve had as a musician? What makes you...
John Ferris of A State of Mind joins episode 71 of 3 Questions and a Song. In the last episode Jesse said that everyone needed to check out the video for your song Shattered. I did, and then I watched Nightmare, too. I have to ask who comes up with the concepts for your videos...
Jesse Stone Creatchman brings his song, Pennsylvania to 3 Questions and a song all the way from Montreal Canada! Who is the best goaltender to come out of the Montreal area? You get to sit with a musical idol, who would it be, and what 1 question would you ask? One of your songs survives...
Jim Berkin of Wayward Brigade joins Bill for this episode of 3 Questions and a Song! If you could share a stage with 3 of your influences, what bands would be standing up there with you and where would you hold that show? I was checking out your Facebook page, and saw a pretty cool...
Corey and Dixon of Crash Army join Bill on episode 68 of 3 Questions and a Song. How did you get together, and how long ago? How did you get the haunted mine gig? How many shows have you guys actually played? If your musical idol sits down beside you on a bench, what one...
Christian of the Michigan based Rock/Grunge band, VAS*E joins Bill to take on the 3 Questions and a Song gauntlet. You recently just finished up a tour with Animal Sun, what was something about that tour that you will never forget? Can you pinpoint the moment that you knew you wanted to front a band?...
Bradley Scott Malone tackles the 3 Questions and a Song gauntlet. Can you talk a little bit about your journey in life and music and about the inspiring turn around that you have made for yourself? What made you want to write a book and can you give us a quick commercial about your book,...
Gallo Locknez visits with Bill for episode 65 of 3 Questions and a Song. Besides being a well known hip hop artist, you’ve got some major credits in the production world in your pocket, would you like to tell us about some of those? Can you tell us about P.E.M. If you could choose any...
Demo Demon comes on episode 64 to take on his version of 3 (or more) questions and a Song. The subtitle artist, producer, and manager at Brutal Business Entertainment; Showman, gamer, seeker of truth… I feel like that is almost an introduction to a super hero, what would your super power be? (Hey Gallo, you’re...
Caleb Straus of Emzy Enzy First Angel Media joins the show to take his shot at 3 Questions (or so) and a song! Being from Austin Texas, how did you come to find First Angel Media? I see that you release music as both Emzy Enzy (as Leej, Legion) and also as Caleb Straus, how to...
Doug Carnahan returns to 3 Questions and a Song. This time Doug is here to talk about his solo EP, The Lighter Side of Dark. Let’s start out with the most important thing first, what can you tell us about your upcoming Ep Release show? What is your favorite thing about doing solo shows? With...
MadClock, AKA Nathaniel Rowe brings his song Villain and his style of dark hip hop to episode 61 of 3 Questions and a Song. What made you jump genres from acoustic rock to hip hop? What would you sell your soul to the devil for? How would you describe your music, and who or what...
Faith and Michael, of Dynasty Zero, make their second visit to 3 Questions and a song, after being our guests on episode 27. The song we are featuring tonight, Sweet Summer Night, is the first song of the summer for you. I believe you plan on releasing songs throughout the summer. How is that going...
Charlie Barath, a Hohner Harmonica’s Artist, joins Bill to introduce you to his upcoming album. History Lesson: How did the harmonica become your instrument of choice? At what point did you decide to take it a step forward and play in a band with the harmonica? You can see the respect that other musicians have...
Davy Williamson comes to us from our friends at MTS Management Group. Davy takes on his version of 3 Questions and a Song on episode 58! Can you tell us about the moment you wanted to be a musician? and as a secondary question to your musical history, having been in successful regional bands like,...
Judy Rodman is a singer, songwriter, producer and vocal instructor in Nashville, Tennessee. She was the Academy of Country Music’s “Top New Female Vocalist” award in 1985. Judy is also known for writing LeAnn Rimes’s number-one hit “One Way Ticket (Because I Can)” (co-written with Keith Hinton)… and today she tackle’s 21 3 Questions and...
Kristian Montgomery answers the 3 Questions and a Song gauntlet of questions for episode 56 of 3 Questions and a Song I try not to ask the obvious questions, so this one doesn’t even count towards the 3 questions. Where did the name Winterkill Band come from? If you could sit down with any band...
On Episode 55 of 3 Questions and a Song, Post Profit join Bill to discuss their new single “Better Off” and to take their turn at 3 questions! If you were standing at a crossroads waiting for the Devil to show up so that you could sell your soul, what musical wish would you be...
Tommi Tikka, of the Impersonators, takes his second turn at 3 Questions and a Song I recently watched a documentary on Robert Johnson, which brings me to ask you… if you were standing at a crossroads and the Devil offers you whatever you want in return for your soul, what would you do? You mentioned...
Joe, the drummer of Cultt of She, joins Bill to take his shot at 3 Questions and a Song. Cultt of She is a metal band out of New Jersey. What is one well known song that you wished your band wrote and why? If you could have one of your songs appear in a...
3 Questions loomed for Denman of Rod Wilkins and the LOC band for episode 53 of the podcast who’s title explains exactly what it is except for when it doesn’t like this episode!?! Tell me an embarrassing story about one of your bandmates. Over the span of your musical career, who have been your biggest...
Josh and Stephanie of Dancing With Ghosts offer their responses to 3 Questions and a Song to Bill for episode 51 with Bill. If you could play any musician in history in a rockumentary, who would you play and why? What is something that fans of Dancing With Ghosts would be surprised to learn about...
Good grief joins Bill to spill their guts with 3 Questions and a Song. What is it about being on stage, that keeps bringing you to the stage? If there is an apocalypse that wipes out most of the humans on earth, and only 1 song from each band survives, which of your songs should...
Kamyee B and her take on 3 Questions and a Song on episode 49 When I was doing my research something came up a few times that caught my attention. You say that you are an artist and not a rapper. What is the difference between those two things in your mind? If you were...
Justin (the pirate?) from Days to Come joins Bill to complete 3 questions about himself and his band on Episode 048. Since we’re in the holiday season I thought I’d go with that theme for the first question, what is your best holiday memory that is music related? I have a 2 part question after...
Clides of Skies of Terra takes on 3 Questions and a Song and features their song, Worlds Collide (When the Party is Over) What is the significance of the number 12? You released your latest single on 12/12 at 12:12am. What is the most trouble you and your band have gotten into/or caused together? First...
Chrystyna Marie Tackles 3 Questions What do you think the difference is between the music scene in Toronto and Pittsburgh? If there was a catastrophic event and most of the human race is wiped off the face of the earth, which one of your songs would survive and help repopulate the earth? What was your...
Scarlet, an alternative artist from Scotland, joins Bill to tackle 3 questions and a song on episode 045! What is one fact about Scarlet, that cannot be found anywhere on your social media presence? What do you hope concert goers walk away with after attending one of your shows? What are you doing in this...
3 Questions and a Song for Lords of the Trident We talk about “Words from Fang” Usually I ask bands where their name came from, but for Lords of the Trident, I want to know where your stage personas come from. (see the legend) What are the qualifications required to be deemed the most metal...
3 Questions for a song for JROCK of Shatterglass If an apocalyptic event happened, and only 1 Shatterglass song survived to help repopulate the Earth, which song do you think should make the cut? If you could sit on the proverbial bench and talk to your musical idol, what one question would you ask him...
Sharone joins 3 Questions and a Song for Episode 42 to talk about her song, “Can We Pretend”. You were at a concert and up front, the band on stage decides they are going to pull you up on stage. Who is your Dave Grohl, that pulls you up on stage? If you could sit...
VK Lynne of The Spider Accomplice joins Bill on Episode 041 to introduce you to herself and their track, Crawl while taking a shot at 3 Questions! Where to find them: With a cool name like The Spider Accomplice, I have to ask… Spider-man or Blackwidow? and feel free to interject where you band name...
Erik Winger on 3 Questions and a Song #40 With KISS being in the headlines again about Tommy and Eric wearing Ace and Peter’s make up, what are you thoughts on that and what line up do you think was the best KISS line up? Can you tell us a little bit about your musical...
3 Questions for Bobby C & Eric of Royal Honey You guys recently got to play a few shows (pandemic effected their schedule), how did that feel? If they were to make a Rockumentary about Royal Honey, who would play each of you in the film? Ofilia, of the Band Areshenic from Episode 38, would...
3 Questions for Arshenic If you had the ability to go back in time and to front any band in history, which band would you join? Can you tell me about the moment, that you realized that you wanted to be a musician? Tom Tikka wanted from the band the Impersonators (episode 037) would like...
Tommi Tikka, of the Impersonators, takes his turn at 3 Questions and a Song If you could go back in time and follow a band around for a full year to learn from, who would it be and why? If you were able to go out and headline a tour, what bands would you want...
Matt Matigan of Psithurism tempts fate with 3 Questions and a Song What would you tell a Pittsburgh band coming to Chicago’s scene to play? If there was an apocalyptic event and a handful of people were left on the Earth with just one song from every band, which Psithurism song should survive? Where did...
3 Questions for Ray Powers Having started touring at the age of 15 and being into different aspects of the music industry over your lifetime, what do you believe was your biggest moment? You can pick 1 album that you’ve already heard to erase the memories of having heard it, and go back to listen...
The 3 Questions for Shock Frenzy What has been your most memorable moment while being a part of Shock Frenzy? If you could invite any musician to be featured on your next song, who would you contact and why? How, with line up changes and all the stuff they’ve been through for 12 years, how...
The 3 Questions for Jozey and the Corruption What is the strangest thing that ever happened to you on stage? If you were to go out on an international tour as the headliner, what 2 opening bands would you bring with you? Bonus question – Taco Bell or Burger King What did you do to...
The 3 Questions for Brady Novotny Due to the current stay-at-home orders in Pennsylvania, we’ve all adapted our daily lives. I personally have resorted to adding video to my podcasts and teaching from my kitchen, How has the situation altered your career as a musician? If they were going to make a cartoon episode about...
The 3 Questions for Utah Burgess You have been a part of the music scene as far back as I can remember both as an artist and a business owner. What do you believe the scene needs the most to allow more bands to succeed? If you were going to create a super group from...
The 3 Questions for Frank Vieira How has the recent life shutdown affected you as an artist, and what adjustments have you made to keep yourself in the minds of your fans? What is something about playing country music in Pittsburgh that you would want artists who have not been here to know? Where is...
Nocion‘s MJ and David conquer 3 Questions and a Song Episode 29! Let’s say I tag along with Nocion on your next tour, what bands would the soundtrack between shows contain. You have a new album in the works, how far off is that release, what can we expect to hear on that album compared...
The 3 Questions for Reality Suite If you could erase an album from your mind so that you can hear it again for the very first time? Tell me about an embarrassing moment you’ve had on stage. If you could open for any internationally touring band, who would you pick and where would you start...
The 3 Questions for Dynasty Xero If they made a movie about Dynasty Xero, who would play you? If you could erase your favorite album from your memory so that you could hear it again for the first time, which album would you choose? How did you come up with your band name? asked by...
Salina Solomon tries her hand at 3 Questions & a Song on episode 026! How has your time spent in Long Island, London, and Nashville affected your songwriting? If you could join any musician on stage to perform, who would you want to join and what song would you do? What is your favorite time...
Big Ugly battles with 3 Questions & a Song on episode 025! Ozzy Osbourne has been doing a lot of collaborating recently, including some artists that you wouldn’t expect. Which non-metal artist would Big Ugly want to collaborate with? If there was an apocalyptic event and most of the human race and a handful of...
Matt Westin takes on 3 Questions & a Song on episode 024! What is it about country music that drew you away from engineering and to the stage? If you could go back in time and follow a musician around for 1 year and not change history, who would you follow and what would you...
Richard Leko of Broomfiller takes his turn at 3 Questions & a Song on episode 023! If you could erase any album from your memory and listen to it again for the very first time, which album would you want to do that with? Can you tell me about the moment that you knew you...
Norman Stethalacopalus LaStrange of Blödhren takes a shot at 3 Questions & a Song on episode 022! What draws you to the stage and why metal? What is one thing that you love about the Roanoke music scene and what is one thing that you hate that you would change? When you go see a...
I recently had a chance to sit down and interview Chip and Maleena Dominick from Chip and the Charge Ups, as well as, Brian Gulish the Vice President, Marketing & Communications for the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank. We talked about the new collaboration by Chip and the Charge Ups and local vocalists: Liz Berlin...
String Harris of Stone Wicked Souls takes a shot at 3 Questions & a Song on episode 021! If you were talking to a potential fan, what would you tell them about your band? If you had the opportunity to record a track with a legendary musician as a guest, who would you bring in...
Miss Freddye take a shot at 3 Questions & a Song on episode 020! If you could pick one album that you loved, and erase it from your memory and hear it again for the very first time, what album would it be? What is it about the Blues that keeps bringing you to the...
Three questions for SKÄR – Episode 019 If you could design the perfect venue for SKAR to play in, what would it consist of? Can you tell me about the moment that SKÄR came together? What is the hardest piece of music that you’ve ever written? It can be hard because it was tough emotionally,...
Three questions for Patrick McElravy – Episode 018 Do you think it is more difficult to play to a track and have to create it ahead of time, than it would be to play live? If I was flipping through my Social Studies page and found a page with 9SM on it, what would that...
Three questions for Vincenzo Grieco – Episode 017 Can you tell me about the moment that you realized you wanted to play the guitar? You can pick 1 album that you’ve already heard to erase the memories of having heard it, and go back to listen to it like it’s the first time again. What...
Three questions for ėVė and Derelith October – Episode 016 If I found a picture of Bastion’s Wake in my social studies book, what would that page be about? If there was one thing that you could tell your potential fans about your band, what would it be How did the steampunk aesthetic come about...
Three questions for Brian Haran – Episode 015 If a band from SWPA was doing a mini-tour and would be coming through Baltimore, what advice would you give them? If there is an apocalyptic event and only one Night’s Edge song will survive along with a handful of people, which song do you think should...
Three questions for Lou Lombardi – Episode 014 Some of my listeners may know you as the host of The Loudini Rock & Roll Circus Podcast, can you tell us about how the show came about and how it affects you personally as a musician? (Joann Quinn Smith’s Positively Pittsburgh Live!) If you could go...
Three questions for Marina Heath – Episode 013 What is one thing that you love about the local scene in Maryland, and one thing that you hate? Has the transition from a trio to a duet caused any changes to how your originals are played? How long does it usually take you to write and...
Three questions for Derek Davis – Episode 012 How has your writing process changed from the beginning when you were working with Babylon A.D. and now when you are doing your solo work? – asked by Micah Martin in Episode 11 Have you ever had a really embarrassing moments on stage that you wouldn’t mind...
Three questions for Micah Martin – Episode 011 So The Crowning is based in Stroudsburg, PA and you’ll be making your debut in Pittsburgh soon. What can you tell us about that upcoming show? Recently, you put on your annual Five Acre Fest and Winter’s Descent from this end of the state participated. How do...
Three questions for Jimmy Feudale – Episode 010 I know that you used to use the tagline “Pure Rock Fury” for your band, and I feel like it is a pretty good description for your band. How would you describe your sound to people who haven’t heard you yet? Recently, I was flipping through my...
Three questions for Doug Carnahan – Episode 009 I know that you used to be in a you play solo acoustic shows, and you front After the Fall, a Heavy Rock and Metal band. So my first question is, what musicians would you say have influenced you? What’s up with your microphone? (bonus question) So...
Three questions for Deyv Dee – Episode 008 Having played all over the world and in various genres and styles of music, I’m guessing that you have quite a few stories to tell. Can you tell us about an embarrassing situation that you faced on stage? If you could go back in time and follow...
Three questions for Love Stallion – Episode 007 I have to know, what was it like opening for Steel Panther? Did you interact with them? I think it was probably a huge party, am I wrong? What is your favorite thing about playing in a Glam Rock band in the 2000s? When a fan goes...
Three questions for Chip & The Charge Ups – Episode 006 If you could change one thing in the Pittsburgh scene, what would it be? How was the band’s stage attire chosen? What is it like to play in a band with your daughter? Do you ever find yourself battling between band member and dad?...
The 3 Questions for Silk9 You have a new line up, what can you tell me about the new members? If you could live the movie rock star, which band would you join? If you can take the band to any city in the world and perform, as the band is now, where it would...
The 3 Questions for John Vento You’re involved in quite a few charity events that are musically based. Could you take a moment to talk about them and explain what got you involved in them? If you could change one thing about your local scene, what would it be? In the way that the music...
The 3 Questions for Brady Novotny I read in your bio that your experience ranges from the experience ranges from the Pittsburgh rock scene to national tours, what was the coolest thing that has happened to you while you were on tour, and if you don’t mind name dropping, who have you toured with? Can...
The 3 Questions for Black Horizon How has your music evolved since you first began playing music together? Being a heavy metal band, what advice would you give someone that wanted to start their own metal band? What is the funniest thing that you’ve seen while on the road with you and your band members?...
The 3 Questions for Richard Lynch – (Listen for the answers) Being a “traditional country” artist, are there any influences outside your genre that your fans would be surprised to hear that you have? What hurdles did you have to overcome in your journey to becoming a musician, and why? Do you think it is...
The 3 Questions for The Cosmic Vultures – (Listen for the answers) Dave Grohl has a habit of inviting people up on stage to play. What band would you want to sit in with? If you could go back in time and spend one year observing one band; what year would you go back to,...