Episode 55 / Father/Daughter part 2 / Jessi Frick Interview
This week we revisit the Miami and San Francisco-based label, Father/Daughter Records, and Jessi Frick from the label joins us on the phone to talk bands, running a business, and aging, and we check out new and recent releases from Nadine, Shamir, Art School Jocks, Who Is She?, and more from the label.
- Jessi Frick of Father/Daughter Records - Illustration by Bryan Bruchman, based on photo by Daniel Dorsa
- Shamir - Revelations
- Who Is She? - Seattle Gossip
- Pardoner - Uncontrollable Salvation
- SOAR - Dark/Gold
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