Lipps Service with Scott Lipps

Dasha joins SPIN Magazine’s Lipps Service with Scott Lipps for an in-depth conversation about the viral success of “Austin (Boots Stop Workin’),” country music, Taylor Swift, imposter syndrome, online hate, the Spotify Billions Club, ACM nominations, and the pressure of staying relevant after a massive breakout hit.

Dasha opens up about growing up in California, moving to Nashville, signing her Sony Germany deal, working with her brother Bardo of Beauty School Dropout, and going from working on a horse farm to becoming one of country music’s fastest rising stars.

The conversation also dives into:
• Writing “Austin”
• The viral line dancing explosion
• Taylor Swift obsession
• Reading toxic online comments
• VMAs & People’s Choice nominations
• Grand Ole Opry performance
• Spotify Billions Club
• Country music becoming genreless
• Her new music & upcoming album

PLUS: Dasha’s Top 5 New Country Artists and Top 5 Albums That Changed Her Life.

Listen to more episodes of SPIN Presents Lipps Service with Scott Lipps featuring the biggest names in music, culture and entertainment.

#Dasha #Austin #CountryMusic #LippsService

00:00 Intro
00:50 ACM Award Nomination
01:19 Meeting Shania Twain
02:15 Growing Up & Family Life
05:10 Knowing She Wanted Music by Age 10
07:08 Why Country Storytelling Connected With Her
07:49 Taylor Swift Obsession & First Concert (Green Day)
11:00 Her Real Name “Ana”
12:21 Moving to Nashville & Record Deal Journey
13:52 Winning a One-Song Sony Germany Deal
15:24 Writing “Austin”
16:11 Working With Her Brother Bardo
17:08 Feeling Guilty About “Austin” Success
19:19 From Horse Farm Worker to Billion Streams
20:43 Living a “Cameo-Like” Existence
22:44 The Viral Line Dancing Explosion
26:20 The Full Backstory Behind “Austin”
30:58 Drowning in Online Comments
33:25 Dealing With Online Hate Emotionally
34:08 Reading the Comments
35:05 Getting Award Nominations
35:49 From $900 to a Billion Streams
38:05 Imposter Syndrome & People’s Choice Nomination
40:44 Thomas Rhett, Keith Urban & Manifestation
41:42 Grand Ole Opry Performance & “Ana”
42:55 Entering Spotify’s Billions Club
44:43 The Importance of Virality
46:05 VMAs Experience
49:11 The New Record
50:01 Pressure to Stay Relevant After “Austin”
52:15 Her Songwriting Process
55:08 Country Music Becoming Genreless
56:19 Top 5 New Country Artists
57:20 Top 5 Albums That Changed Her Life
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Dasha joins SPIN Magazine’s Lipps Service with Scott Lipps for an in-depth conversation about the viral success of “Austin (Boots Stop Workin’),” country music, Taylor Swift, imposter syndrome, online hate, the Spotify Billions Club, ACM nominations, and the pressure of staying relevant after a massive breakout hit.

Dasha opens up about growing up in California, moving to Nashville, signing her Sony Germany deal, working with her brother Bardo of Beauty School Dropout, and going from working on a horse farm to becoming one of country music’s fastest rising stars.

The conversation also dives into:

• Writing “Austin”

• The viral line dancing explosion

• Taylor Swift obsession

• Reading toxic online comments

• VMAs & People’s Choice nominations

• Grand Ole Opry performance

• Spotify Billions Club

• Country music becoming genreless

• Her new music & upcoming album

PLUS: Dasha’s Top 5 New Country Artists and Top 5 Albums That Changed Her Life.

Listen to more episodes of SPIN Presents Lipps Service with Scott Lipps featuring the biggest names in music, culture and entertainment.

00:00 Intro

00:50 ACM Award Nomination

01:19 Meeting Shania Twain

02:15 Growing Up & Family Life

05:10 Knowing She Wanted Music by Age 10

07:08 Why Country Storytelling Connected With Her

07:49 Taylor Swift Obsession & First Concert (Green Day)

11:00 Her Real Name “Ana”

12:21 Moving to Nashville & Record Deal Journey

13:52 Winning a One-Song Sony Germany Deal

15:24 Writing “Austin”

16:11 Working With Her Brother Bardo

17:08 Feeling Guilty About “Austin” Success

19:19 From Horse Farm Worker to Billion Streams

20:43 Living a “Cameo-Like” Existence

22:44 The Viral Line Dancing Explosion

26:20 The Full Backstory Behind “Austin”

30:58 Drowning in Online Comments

33:25 Dealing With Online Hate Emotionally

34:08 Reading the Comments

35:05 Getting Award Nominations

35:49 From $900 to a Billion Streams

38:05 Imposter Syndrome & People’s Choice Nomination

40:44 Thomas Rhett, Keith Urban & Manifestation

41:42 Grand Ole Opry Performance & “Ana”

42:55 Entering Spotify’s Billions Club

44:43 The Importance of Virality

46:05 VMAs Experience

49:11 The New Record

50:01 Pressure to Stay Relevant After “Austin”

52:15 Her Songwriting Process

55:08 Country Music Becoming Genreless

56:19 Top 5 New Country Artists

57:20 Top 5 Albums That Changed Her Life
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Johnny Franck of Bilmuri joins SPIN Magazine’s Lipps Service with Scott Lipps for a deep dive into the rise of one of heavy music’s most genre-defying projects.

Johnny discusses growing up in Ohio’s metalcore scene, early influences like AC/DC and Led Zeppelin, the rise of Attack Attack!, creating Bilmuri as a personal creative outlet, blending country music with heavy music, touring with Sleep Token and Bad Omens, signing with Columbia Records, and the massive success of tracks like “Better Hell” and “Always Let You Down.”

Johnny also opens up about authenticity, internet culture, producing other bands, bizarre video concepts, dream collaborators including Tyler Hubbard and BABYMETAL, and shares his Top 5 metal bands and underrated rock artists.

Interview by Scott Lipps.

00:00:24 on Nashville
02:16 on growing up in Ohio and the metalcore scene
03:36 on early life
05:12 on AC/DC, Led Zeppelin
08:10 on Ohio’s thriving metal scene
10:03 strangest show ever played
11:32 on the genre bending that’s Bilmuri
12:20 on Attack Attack!
16:19 on needing a personal outlet during Attack Attack!
18:26 on producing other bands
19:08 on the birth of Bilmuri
21:03 where the name Bilmuri comes from
24:08 on “country-core”
24:57 on his love for country music
26:56 on Gabi Rose
28:43 on Sleep Token
30:17 on signing to a major label
34:00 on authenticity
35:00 on the “Better Hell” video
38:51 on Bilmuri’s massive body of work
40:30 on the songwriting process
41:55 on pressure after AMERICAN MOTOR SPORTS
43:44 the story behind “More Than Hate”
47:32 on the guitar solo contest
50:15 on “Always Let You Down”
51:00 on Bad Omens & A Day To Remember
53:00 on chaotic song titles
54:00 on weird video concepts
56:38 Jeremy McKinnon’s reaction to the video
58:55 on reading YouTube comments
59:40 on touring
1:02:11 dream collaborators
1:02:55 Top 5 metal bands
1:07:43 Top 5 underrated rock bands

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#Bilmuri #JohnnyFranck #SleepToken #BadOmens #AttackAttack #Metalcore #CountryCore #ADayToRemember #JeremyMcKinnon #BringMeTheHorizon #Metallica #SPIN #LippsService
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Johnny Franck of Bilmuri joins SPIN Magazine’s Lipps Service with Scott Lipps for a deep dive into the rise of one of heavy music’s most genre-defying projects.

Johnny discusses growing up in Ohio’s metalcore scene, early influences like AC/DC and Led Zeppelin, the rise of Attack Attack!, creating Bilmuri as a personal creative outlet, blending country music with heavy music, touring with Sleep Token and Bad Omens, signing with Columbia Records, and the massive success of tracks like “Better Hell” and “Always Let You Down.”

Johnny also opens up about authenticity, internet culture, producing other bands, bizarre video concepts, dream collaborators including Tyler Hubbard and BABYMETAL, and shares his Top 5 metal bands and underrated rock artists.
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Failure returns to SPIN Magazine’s Lipps Service with Scott Lipps for one of their deepest interviews yet.
Ken Andrews, Greg Edwards, and Kelli Scott sit down to discuss the legacy of Fantastic Planet, the chaos of the 1990s alternative rock scene, addiction, sobriety, the band’s breakup and reunion, and why their music has continued to resonate with newer generations decades later.
The conversation dives into the making of their documentary Every Time You Lose Your Mind, their connection to Maynard James Keenan and Tool, touring during the golden era of alternative rock, working with Steve Albini, the rise of LA’s underground club scene, and how bands like Paramore, Deftones, and Tool helped carry Failure’s influence forward. The band also opens up about Hayley Williams’ admiration for Failure and her appearance on “The Rising Skyline.”
Scott and the band also explore the sonic experimentation behind Failure’s music, the emotional themes woven throughout Fantastic Planet, the stories behind songs like “Stuck on You,” and others, plus how the modern music industry compares to the Slash Records and Warner Bros era.
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