Tyler Zanon (Youth Fountain)

Lead Singer Syndrome with Shane Told

Shane Told

Music, Music Commentary, Music Interviews

4.8 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 1 December 2021

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Episode 295 – Shane is BACK this week with a great interview with Tyler from Youth Fountain, a very exciting pop-punk artist from Canada. He just released his new full-length album, “Keepsakes & Reminders”, and we get into his upbringing and early influences as well as how different it is writing, producing and releasing this kind of record as a solo artist. Check it out now on all platforms, and catch him on tour in Europe next year! Rolling Stone is stepping up the podcast game with Rolling Stones’ 500 Greatest Albums, an Amazon Original podcast. They are diving deep into the most beloved records ever, with interviews from HUGE names like Paul McCartney, Weezer, Liz Phair, and more! Listen every Tuesday and get it first on Amazon Music. Crypto is at an all time high! Shoutout to out to our sponsor BlockFI, who have launched the FIRST EVER Bitcoin rewards Visa credit card! Get an unlimited 1.5% back and NO ANNUAL FEES! Get $25 in free Bitcoin when you make your first purchase - Use this link: blockfi.com/LSS And of course ROCKABILIA.COM - the BEST and BIGGEST merch company online. Get 10% off their already low prices at rockabilia.com with promo code SHANE. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello everyone, and welcome back.
0:30.5	To another edition of the podcast, lead singer syndrome, I am your host, of course, Shane told once again,
0:40.1	back in the chair after a fairly lengthy absence, and it's a funny story of why we haven't had a new episode
0:51.7	of lead singer syndrome in what it's been a couple of weeks now. Well,
0:57.7	you can maybe hear it a little bit still in my voice. I have had a little bit of trouble
1:05.5	with my voice on tour. I completely blew it out the other night in Portland, Oregon. Couldn't talk,
1:16.2	it didn't talk for about two days, had to cancel a show, which is the first time in Silverstein's
1:24.3	career that we ever canceled the show in 21 years. So that was pretty, pretty tough. And to be
1:31.9	honest, it was a pretty depressing couple of days. However, I'm back, I'm good. We did all
1:39.9	at California. The shows were amazing. Shouted to anybody who was able to come and see some of them
1:46.6	because, man, this tour has just been absolutely incredible. But, you know, getting back on the
1:51.9	horse and not to mention I have a cold, those, that combination isn't easy. And shit happens,
2:02.2	right? But regardless, I am back. I am back with a great episode this week. I sit down with
2:12.2	Tyler of the band Youth Fountain. New-ish band just put out their second full-length album.
2:22.3	It's out on pure noise records right now. You're going to be hearing this record a lot, I think.
2:29.8	And you're going to be seeing it on some end of the year, top 10 lists. That's how good this
2:36.6	new record from Youth Fountain is. Shouted to my boy, Mike Howell, who turned me onto this. But
2:43.8	this came through my email, came onto my desk. Hey, you want to talk to Tyler from Youth Fountain?
2:50.6	Absolutely, I do. Couldn't have replied faster. And what a guy. Great guy with a great story.
2:57.7	My Canadian brother. And this is a really, really, really good episode. Before we get into that,
3:04.3	I want to remind you, we have almost 300 old back episodes of Lead Singer Syndrome that you
3:12.6	should check out. And if you like the show, please remember to subscribe, hit that subscribe button,
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