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Polaroid Lovers

Polaroid Lovers

Studio album by Sarah JaroszWikipedia

Search complete. 10 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Polaroid Lovers".

Oct 4, 2026

Sarah JarrowSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:49
How'd you go from a face in the crowd to where we are now? into each other in a dream you and me
Dave MadeloniHOST
48:52
From her Polaroid Lovers album, and we all love Polaroids, Sarah Jarrow's When the Lights Go Out, Spoon gave us Out Go the Lights, and Billy Joel got things started with Turn the Lights Back On.
Dave MadeloniHOST
49:11
And here's a little something from Joe Gordon.
Dave MadeloniHOST
49:19
so so so
Josh WilliamsHOST
24:55
That's where you should be because people down there need to really know what music is really supposed to sound like.
Josh WilliamsHOST
25:00
I am absolutely in love with the Polaroid Lovers album.
Josh WilliamsHOST
25:05
I think that's one of the best albums in any genre that I've heard in a really, really long time.
Josh WilliamsHOST
25:11
And it's just so refreshing.
Sarah JaroszGUEST
26:23
And I fell in love with it.
Sarah JaroszGUEST
26:24
So that was, that was really my way in, but, you know, also growing up in Texas, I was exposed to all the great Texas singer songwriters from an early age.
Sarah JaroszGUEST
26:34
So I kind of always also, was really into songwriting and, you know, and I think that kind of like Polaroid lovers is definitely not a bluegrass album, but I'm glad you like it.
Josh WilliamsHOST
26:46
That's true.
Sarah JaroszGUEST
4:16
I met her a long time ago through my other friend Jed Hughes, who I know is a friend of Carter and just one of my favorite people and guitarists and musicians all around.
Sarah JaroszGUEST
4:29
Yeah, and Sarah and I had gotten together to write for my last record, Polaroid Lovers.
Sarah JaroszGUEST
4:36
And, you know, it was kind of coming out of the pandemic and it was just really nice to sit down with someone else and write.
Sarah JaroszGUEST
4:43
And that song still, I feel like I kind of discover new things about it.
Sarah JaroszGUEST
6:02
And I think also, you know, coming, starting at a young age, I felt, I just had this sense early on that I wanted to at least kind of start writing on my own so that I could find my sound on my own.
Sarah JaroszGUEST
6:16
And once I felt like I had kind of a better grasp of what I wanted to say musically and lyrically, it was a little easier for me to go into a room because I felt like I wasn't going to lose myself or not be true to myself in those spaces.
Sarah JaroszGUEST
6:32
And Yeah, so more and more, and especially with Polaroid Lovers and with my band, I'm With Her, I've done so much co-writing in recent years.
Sarah JaroszGUEST
6:44
And it's just been an amazing journey.

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