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Sweeping Promises took center stage on the latest episode of The Best Show With Tom Scharpling, bringing their Kansas-based rock vibes to the Forever Dog Studio in Los Angeles. The trio, consisting of Lira Mondal, Caufield Schnug, and Spenser Gralla, treated fans to a mesmerizing set featuring six tracks from their recently released album, Good Living Is Coming for You. These musical gems included Eraser, Hunger for a Way Out, the album’s title track, You Shatter, Ideal No, and Connoisseur of Salt.But the excitement didn’t stop with their electric performance. After leaving the audience in awe with their music, the band sat down with the charismatic Tom Scharpling for an engaging chat. In this conversation, they delved into intriguing topics such as the fashion choices of iconic bands like Lit and Good Charlotte, the peculiar experience of recording music in Schnug’s parents’ bathroom, and their adventures in the world of home recording, complete with their very own studio.Now, you might be wondering where to catch this entertaining exchange. Well, the good news is, you don’t have to search far. You can witness it all unfold below, and for those who crave even more Sweeping Promises and Tom Scharpling goodness, there’s a full episode video available on Patreon.Sweeping Promises’ appearance on The Best Show is just one of the many highlights in Tom Scharpling’s recent 24-hour radio marathon. This marathon extravaganza featured a star-studded lineup of guests, including Vampire Weekend, Bill Hader, Nathan Fielder, Marc Maron, Benjamin Gibbard, King Tuff, Sarah Sherman, Sarah Silverman, Bob Odenkirk, and more. It’s safe to say that Scharpling knows how to bring the best in entertainment to his listeners.So, whether you’re a die-hard Sweeping Promises fan or just someone looking for a dose of music and banter, this episode of The Best Show promises to be a delightful treat. Don’t miss out on this musical journey and insightful conversation that’s sure to leave you entertained and craving more.

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Joanna Sternberg Unveils New Track Neighbors: Give Your Ears a TreatGet ready to dive into the musical universe of Joanna Sternberg as they grace us with their latest masterpiece, Neighbors. Following their earlier release, I’ve Got Me, this song is a captivating journey through the artist’s soul. And you won’t believe where it was recorded—right in Sternberg’s very own living room, with the talented Chris Miller at the helm.So, what’s the story behind this intriguing creation? According to Sternberg, Neighbors is a musical exploration of their social anxiety, set against the backdrop of their high-rise abode. In their own words, I often am unsure of so many social rules and social cues that I just wind up either shutting down completely, or acting like an over-friendly almost muppet-like version of a human. This song is definitely intended to be sort of tongue-in-cheek/silly (I am very inspired by Randy Newman!).For those not in the know, Joanna Sternberg is known for their unique blend of introspective songwriting and whimsical musicality. They’ve been making waves in the music scene, and Neighbors is yet another testament to their creative prowess.So, if you’re a fan of Sternberg’s work or simply curious about music that delves into the depths of human emotion, hit that play button below and let Neighbors serenade your senses. And while you’re at it, why not explore more of their fantastic tunes?Remember, this is not just music; it’s a glimpse into the beautiful chaos of the human experience. Enjoy![Listen to Neighbors here]And if you want to dive deeper into the world of Joanna Sternberg, don’t forget to check out the recent Rising feature titled The Real World of Joanna Sternberg. It’s a fascinating journey into the mind and music of this talented artist.

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YNW Melly’s Associate YNW Bortlen Arrested, Accused of Witness TamperingIn a recent development that has sent shockwaves through the music world, YNW Bortlen, an associate of YNW Melly, who himself is facing trial for two counts of first-degree murder, found himself in hot water once again as he was apprehended in Miami-Dade County on Monday. This arrest comes on the heels of a warrant that accuses Bortlen of witness tampering, as per reports from TMZ and the South Florida Sun Sentinel.For those unfamiliar, YNW Bortlen, whose real name is Cortlen Henry, had previously been granted bond and released in 2020. However, one of the stringent conditions of his release was the prohibition from contacting witnesses in the ongoing case. The latest twist in this legal saga emerged from an accusation made by the mother of a key witness involved in the cases of both Melly and Bortlen. The warrant alleges that Henry had stated to [Melly’s girlfriend], if she was more loyal, she would be driving a pink BMW, going on to emphasize that it was made clear that if [she] does not cooperate with the criminal case, she would have been rewarded.To provide some context, Melly and Bortlen stand accused of the grave charges of shooting and killing YNW Juvy and YNW Sakchaser back in 2018. Earlier this year, Melly faced trial, but the outcome was far from conclusive as the jury failed to reach a unanimous decision after three days of deliberation. Consequently, the presiding judge declared a mistrial on July 22, leaving the possibility of a death sentence hanging over Melly’s head. As of now, Melly is gearing up for a retrial scheduled for this month, while Bortlen’s trial is slated to commence in January.As the music world and legal experts closely monitor these unfolding events, Newsound has reached out to Bortlen’s legal counsel and the Miami-Dade Police Department for their perspectives on this latest chapter in the ongoing saga. Stay tuned for more updates on this gripping story that continues to captivate audiences and raise questions about the intersection of fame, crime, and justice in the world of music.