Extended play

Whether it's games, movies, stuff like that.

I love that for him and I'm very curious to see what happens next.

Epon is incomparable.

He's an amazing soundtrack artist.

Really and truly.

Max is on field two and I'm on the main oval.

Yeah, we're chatting with Lottie McLeod, a singer-songwriter here out of Brizzy, and we're chatting about her latest EP, The Boathouse.

I bought some songs from this EP to the show a few weeks ago.

And I think I showed you and I showed, I was like, look, this is when you're in your Phoebe Bridges phase.

And I was like, I think you might get around some of these.

And then I went back into my library since the chat to now.

Ruin a Good Thing on Bug was the- The

previous EP.

Yeah.

And I know we've talked about this on a couple of other episodes, but remind everybody about like, tell everybody about the songs on there because you've got, we had a couple singles out first and now it is out for the whole EP, not an LP.

That's right.

Okay.

We'll talk about the EP versus the LP in a second.

But, um, you know where you recorded this did you just have these songs in your back pocket or how did all of that happen for this recording out in la in the iconic tell everybody

yeah absolutely okay so this is this is a this is a lot to unpack so um the the first thing that You know, I think about, you know, I got into the music business and there's that pesky word business that we have to deal with.

just that sonic

And as far as future chart predictions, slated for October 31st, it's slated to slide only two slots, actually one slot, to the 30th position as far as the most played track in the world.

So safe to say this track has had some type of longevity, especially when you look at it being a part of an EP titled Love is a Kingdom that was released November 21st, 2025.

Now, of course, the reason why the EP is so significant because when coming out basically in 2026, I mean, November 21st, 2025 is basically 2026, even though it does say 2025, but it's towards the end.

So the run of keeping that track still in the ecosystem of the biggest tracks in the world when we're almost 11 months into 2026 I mean it's just a phenomenal accomplishments and showcase accomplishment showcases how Tim's not only is one of the more talented individuals in the music industry but objectively speaking she's also one of the biggest but when you look at the Afrobeats scene you start to realize that some of the biggest artists is not Tim's or not like basically when you look at other top tier Afro B acts objectively speaking you have Wizkid at number one Burnaboy at number two Rima at number three we're just talking about the biggest acts in the world but then of course you have You have Tim's at number four.

And of course, when you look at the gap, it's not that huge of a...

Hey, guys.

So I'll be talking with singer-songwriter Trixie Mattel about her new Halloween-inspired EP, Till Death Do Us Part.

And we talk about her music-making process, her YouTube Halloween telethon special, and a lot more.

I'm a big fan of Trixie Mattel as well.

She DJs.

She co-hosts the podcast The Bald and the Beautiful and has her own makeup empire with Trixie Cosmetics.

And most importantly, is a great singer-songwriter with a new EP out.

It's Trixie Mattel.

Although it originated in America's deep south in the 1800s, the genre is being kept alive by new musicians all around the world.

And one of those musicians is Donegal's own Weirin Bradley, who joins us here today in studio to celebrate her new EP Blackwood Pew and maybe even play us a song.

Weirin, thank you so much for joining us today.

Thanks so much for having me.

And yeah, he was, he was lovely.

It was so cool to see him perform then as well and then have the chance to support him was, yeah, it was amazing.

Let's talk about your new EP, Blackwood Pew.

The EP is a mixture of new songs and some fresh reworkings of classical tracks as well.