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Singer/songwriter Brett Hellings joins Randy Patterson on Boomerocity to discuss his soulful new single "Chance on Love," recorded with an all-star lineup featuring Richard Fortus, Darryl Jones, Charley Drayton, and Carey Frank. The conversation explores songwriting, collaboration, fatherhood, musical influences, and Brett's upcoming EP — delivering an inspiring discussion about creativity and connection through music. #BrettHellings #Boomerocity #ChanceOnLove #RichardFortus #DarrylJones #CharleyDrayton #CareyFrank #ClassicRock #RockMusic #SingerSongwriter #MusicInterview #BoomerMusic #RockAndRoll #IndieMusic #PodcastInterview

Marc Broussard joins Boomerocity for a heartfelt conversation about his latest album, Chance Worth Taking, the continuing impact of S.O.S. 5: Songs of the '50s, Louisiana roots, songwriting, and the enduring power of authentic blues/soul music. Marc reflects on creativity, legacy, and what keeps meaningful music alive in today's world.

Legendary singer-songwriter Peter Case joins Boomerocity to discuss his new live LP My Life To Live: Peter Case at McCabe's and reflect on a remarkable musical journey. From the pioneering punk sounds of The Nerves and the power-pop success of The Plimsouls to his acclaimed solo career, Peter shares stories, lessons, and insights from decades in music. An honest and inspiring conversation with one of America's true musical originals.

In this episode of Boomerocity, Randy Patterson sits down with legendary producer, engineer and innovator Robert Margouleff. Best known for his groundbreaking work with Stevie Wonder during one of the most creative periods in modern music history, Margouleff discusses the creation of the TONTO synthesizer system, the evolution of recording technology, the making of classic albums, and the stories behind his autobiography. This fascinating conversation explores creativity, innovation and the passion that helped shape the sound of modern music.

With audiences once again reflecting on the life and legacy of Michael Jackson through the new film Michael, Boomerocity is honored to revisit this special conversation with the late Tito Jackson. Recorded several years ago, Tito shares thoughtful memories about family, music, perseverance, and the extraordinary journey of The Jacksons. Best known as an original member of The Jackson 5 and The Jacksons, Tito reflects on his own musical path, the bond shared with his brothers, and the enduring impact their music continues to have around the world. Tito Jackson passed away in 2024, making this conversation an especially meaningful preservation of his voice, perspective, and legacy. Join Boomerocity host Randy Patterson for this memorable discussion with one of music history's most influential artists.

In this episode of Boomerocity, blues guitarist Alex Kilroy shares his remarkable journey from Transylvania to the heart of American blues music. We discuss his debut album Break My Chains, the inspiration behind his songwriting, and the deeper meaning of authenticity in music and life.

Billy Vera joins Boomerocity to discuss his legendary songwriting career, including the story behind his iconic hit "At This Moment." In this conversation, Vera reflects on his journey through music, his work in Hollywood, and what it takes to stay relevant across decades in the entertainment industry.

In this episode of Boomerocity, we sit down with Italian guitar virtuoso Matteo Mancuso to discuss his groundbreaking approach to the instrument, his influences, and the future of guitar music.

Blues-rock standout Joanne Shaw Taylor joins Boomerocity to discuss her new single "What Good Is My Love?" featuring Orianthi, her upcoming album, and the evolution of her sound. From collaboration to touring, this episode dives deep into the artistry behind one of today's most compelling guitarists.
In this episode of Boomerocity, producer Jeanne Elfant Festa discusses her work in documentary filmmaking and biographical films. She shares her approach to storytelling, the challenges of producing real-life narratives, and what continues to inspire her work.