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Matt Squire

Matt Squire

American record producerWikipedia

Search complete. 5 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Matt Squire".

Oct 20, 2026

Jason LipschitzGUEST
28:34
It was, I talked to Julian and John and Jamie and Savin and Carl and Teddy Geiger and Mozilla and Toby Gad.
Jason LipschitzGUEST
28:43
And, you know, it was Matt Squire.
Jason LipschitzGUEST
28:45
It was just so much fun to talk to all, all of these people about and kind of get into like, Hey, uh, What's going on with this song? How did this song come together? What do you think about this album? Um, but it also unlocked that evolution that I'm talking about, which is, you know, they come in so fresh faced with up all night and they're just figuring out they've never, you know, they've never made an album before.
Jason LipschitzGUEST
29:06
They've never like had like demos really before.
ParkerPANELIST
13:24
And this is a home run.
ParkerPANELIST
13:26
And not to mention, this was also produced by Matt Squire, who has credits with Panic at the Disco, All Time Low, Sum 41, Simple Plan and 303.
ParkerPANELIST
13:36
So it's like they they didn't just hodgepodge this together.
ParkerPANELIST
13:40
They went out and they're like, we want to do this and we want it to be emo and we want it to be punk.
Kevin BatoryHOST
25:13
So the story
Alex CenterHOST
25:13
here is that Wendy's made an actual emo album featuring established musicians and producers, Matt Squire, who worked with Panic! at the Disco and Sum 41.
Alex CenterHOST
25:24
And so... wendy's made an actual album produced by real artists not ai to create something emo and is it just so that they can make wendy the mascot emo probably i think so right it doesn't feel like it
Kevin BatoryHOST
25:39
yeah
ScottHOST
42:50
Oh, man.
BrandHOST
42:51
Working alongside producer Matt Squire over a frantic six-day crunch, Gillespie channeled-
ScottHOST
42:57
What?
BrandHOST
42:57
... his mounting anxieties into raw Americana-tinged storytelling.
Ryan DominguezGUEST
26:49
Yeah, I think to kind of segue between Reinventing and New American Saint, because we kind of realized that disappointment of kind of not falling into the mold of like the drive-thrus and the victories, we, you know, wanted to be a little bit more ourselves and to experiment more.
Ryan DominguezGUEST
27:06
So we did have an opportunity to possibly, if Matt Goldman wasn't available, because there was a little bit of a question, we had also been talking with Matt Squire, who ended up producing One of our favorite bands from the area, Receiving End of Sirens, and then Deer Hunter, but also Panic at the Disco's first record.
Ryan DominguezGUEST
27:24
So there's a lot of experimentation that happens there.
Ryan DominguezGUEST
27:27
You know, Receiving End of Sirens was a good bit heavier than us.

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