Infectious Groove Podcast
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Recent Episodes
Season 7 Finale - A Look Back At 3 Years Of IGP
Back in January of 2020, we released the first episode of the Infectious Groove Podcast. Over the years, we've been shocked and delighted about so many things. We've been able to interview so many great artists. We've talked abiout so …
IGP Album Review: Gin Wigmore - Blood To Bone
Do you like new & unique sounds? Well boy howdy have we got an album for you to check out. This week, our Album Review series continues and this time it's Michelle's turnt to bring something to the table. Michelle …
IGP Presents A Totally Epic Cover Battle - Boys Of Summer
Way back in 1984, Don Henley was enjoying solo success after having left The Eagles. One of his most memorable hits came from his second solo album. The song "Boys Of Summer" cemented Don as a hitmaker as a solo …
Wrapped In Robots - Our Look Back On 2022
It's that time of year again! Time for Russ & Michelle to take a look back on what they were listening to in 2022, via Spotify Wrapped. Be prepared for the usual "reasoning" and arguments, along with some great reasons …
Song Writing & Rights Management
Songs popping up in commercials, movies & television is not a new thing. However, you can end up very surprised when it happens with a certain artist or song. How many people were shocked when they first heard "Revolution" by …
IGP Album Review: Sturgill Simpson - A Sailor's Guide To Earth
What would happen if someone released an album that's supposed to be "country" but instread, it sounded like soul, rock, R&B? What if that album had an incredible rendition of "In Bloom" by Nirvana? Believe it or not, someone already …
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Recent Blog Posts
What Would The Oneders Do? - 02.14.2022
Let's Go Crazy - Prince Paisley Park - Prince and The Revolution Blue Light - Prince and The New Power Generation Endorphinmachine - Prince 7 - Pri…
IGP Crew Album Review: Meaning of Life by Kelly Clarkson -…
Bermejo and the Devil - St. Paul & The Broken Bones Bet It Back - 2 Chainz Neighbors Know My Name - 2 Chainz Million Dollars Worth of Game (f. 4…
Flip Flop Ya Don't Stop - 01.31.2022
Armageddon It - Def Leppard Rock of Ages - Def Leppard Two Steps Behind - Def Leppard When Love and Hate Collide - Def Leppard Eazy - The Game, Kan…
About the Hosts
Russ
After getting his hands on an Elvis record and falling in love with music at the age of three, there was no turning back. That spark grew into a full-blown musical fire that is still burning today. Russ has managed music blogs and forums for years through which he's established close relationships with people around the world. Fast forward to today where Russ wanted to pay what he has received from music forward—and with that Infectious Groove Podcast was born.
Kyle
Being exposed to the likes of Elvis, Garth Brooks, Pink Floyd, and Metallica among many others at a young age helped kickstart Kyle's love for different genres of music. Kyle eventually happened upon rap/hip-hop, r&b, and heavy metal which served as the catalyst to what he describes as an "eclectic taste in tunes". Eventually, Kyle decided he wanted to combine his love for music and film, so he enrolled in film school where he hoped to leave with the skills needed to launch a career directing music videos. As the decline in the popularity of music videos loomed overhead, he decided to pivot and move into shooting photos of musicians, models, etc.—and well let's be honest, Kyle will shoot a photo of just about anything if you ask him nicely.
Michelle a.k.a No Chance In Hell
Michelle's affinity for music started how most of ours did, at an early age listening to acts such as The Beach Boys, The Beatles, Fleetwood Mac, Bob Seger, and ZZ Top. From there her passion for music grew and broadened and she seemingly couldn't get ahold of enough new music. She even learned to play an instrument and was a part of her Highschool band. Moving through what she calls her "angsty teenage years" she found herself turning to Emo and Pop Punk to get herself through. After her first concert (Good Charlotte) she found herself enthralled with live music—eventually becoming one of her favorite things to do with her free time. Today her musical interests range from Classic Rock, Folk/Americana, to Rap, and everything in between. She is always on the hunt for new "Jammy Jams" and hates being told what to do.