Witch Post Discusses 'Butterfly' EP and Indie-Rock Origins on France 24
In a recent segment of the arts24 music show on France 24, host Jennifer Ben Brahim interviews the Scottish-American indie-rock duo Witch Post. The band consists of Alaska Reid and Dylan Fraser, who successfully formed their musical partnership despite residing more than 4,000 miles apart. United by a mutual passion for indie-rock, songwriting, and the rich folklore of their respective homelands, the duo has overcome significant geographical barriers to create their unique sound. They are currently promoting their sophomore EP, titled 'Butterfly,' which is described as a record deeply immersed in themes of fantasy and the supernatural. The interview highlights their creative process and the cultural influences that shape their music. Additionally, the segment contextualizes their release within the broader music landscape, marking a transition away from the popular 'Brat Summer' trend associated with Charli XCX. This feature provides insight into how modern artists collaborate across distances while drawing on traditional narratives to craft contemporary indie-rock experiences.
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Witch Post Discusses 'Butterfly' EP and Indie-Rock Origins on France 24
In a recent segment of the arts24 music show on France 24, host Jennifer Ben Brahim interviews the Scottish-American indie-rock duo Witch Post. The band consists of Alaska Reid and Dylan Fraser, who successfully formed their musical partnership despite residing more than 4,000 miles apart. United by a mutual passion for indie-rock, songwriting, and the rich folklore of their respective homelands, the duo has overcome significant geographical barriers to create their unique sound. They are currently promoting their sophomore EP, titled 'Butterfly,' which is described as a record deeply immersed in themes of fantasy and the supernatural. The interview highlights their creative process and the cultural influences that shape their music. Additionally, the segment contextualizes their release within the broader music landscape, marking a transition away from the popular 'Brat Summer' trend associated with Charli XCX. This feature provides insight into how modern artists collaborate across distances while drawing on traditional narratives to craft contemporary indie-rock experiences.
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