Spout Podcast

At just 18 years old,Waylon Wyatthas already shared the stage with legends like Tracy Lawrence, headlined a sold-out national tour, and playedStagecoachall while finishing high school in Hackett, Arkansas (population: 800). In this episode, hostNick Majorsits down with the rising country star to talk about viral success, writing songs in his kitchen between dinner prep, and how a construction company hat led to his record deal.

Waylon opens up about turning the loss of his brother into the driving force behind his music, collaborating with breakout artists like Bayker Blankenship and Willow Avalon, recording at Electric Lady Studios, and preparing for his first European tour. Whether its fishing, food, or fears of jellyfish, this conversation is about more than just Waylon's music.

Highlights:

The full-circle moment opening for his first concert idol Wyatt Flores



The true story behind "Everything Under the Sun"



His incredible day at Stagecoach



How TikTok and a skeptical mindset launched his career



Collabs on Smoke and Embers & Sunday Supper



Whats next for Waylonincluding Europe, a new EP, and deep-sea fishing dreams!







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In this episode of the Spout Podcast, host Tamara Dhia catches up with platinum-selling singer, songwriter, and producer Elijah Woods. Elijah shares hilarious stories involving Harry Styles, Justin Bieber, and the other Elijah Wood — including the one time he almost had the perfect music video idea featuring the famous Frodo himself. 

Elijah reflects on his early days growing up in a tiny Ontario cabin, how a wildfire evacuation inspired his new single "Could You Love Me," and how he’s built a solo career around authenticity over perfection. He also gives an inside look at his upcoming debut album, the viral success of songs like "24/7 365" and "Everything Everywhere Always," and why he’s trading curated social media for something far more real. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of the Spout Podcast,  Isabel LaRosa reveals the inspiration behind her debut album RAVEN, why she’s obsessed with creepy plot twists, and how her brother Thomas remains her closest creative partner.

From biking through her neighborhood at 3AM to filming with a real raven named Maul, Isabel opens up about growing up in Annapolis, learning jazz from her dad, and the terrifying real-life moment that inspired her horror-style visuals. She also shares how heartbreak, haunted feelings, and a now-sold childhood home shaped her most personal songs to date—including Burning and Cry For You.

Plus, Isabel dishes on viral TikToks, writing in the back of tour vans, directing music videos with Shameless actor Ethan Cutkosky, and her dream to one day create a Netflix thriller. If you love spooky vibes, bold visuals, and brutally honest lyrics, this one’s for you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

DJO is back for his second time on the Spout Podcast—but this time, the man behind the music, Joe Keery, is digging even deeper.

Known for his role as Steve Harrington on Stranger Things, Keery’s musical alter-ego DJO has taken on a life of its own, blending trippy synths, warped vocals, and existential lyrics into something both strange and sincere. In this episode, host Tamara Dhia catches up with Joe about embracing discomfort in the creative process, how the character of DJO started as a mask and became a mirror, and why the weirdest ideas often lead to the most personal breakthroughs.

They unpack the massive viral success of “End of Beginning”—a track that’s become an unexpected emotional anthem for millions—and how that momentum is shaping DJO’s next chapter. Joe offers a peek into the future of the project, teases what fans can expect from his newly released album, and shares why he’s more excited than ever to keep pushing the boundaries of sound and storytelling. With humor, honesty, and a healthy dose of weird, this episode peels back the layers of DJO fully stepping into his own voice.

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In this episode of the Spout Podcast, Nick Major sits down with rising artist Sombr, whose raw and vulnerable music has not only captured hearts—but also caught the ear of Sir Elton John. (Yes, that Elton John.) Sombr shares how a clip of his song “Caroline” flipped his world overnight, why “Back to Friends” is extra personal, and what it felt like to hear his name come out of Elton’s mouth. From garage band rap beats at age 10 to sold-out shows across the U.S. and Europe, this 19-year-old is proof that sometimes all it takes is an internet post and a little courage (plus a lot of talent). Nick and Sombr dive into the beauty of brutal honesty in songwriting, growing up allergic to your favorite pet, and why he'd trade LA winters for New York's charm—just not its snow. Oh, and if you're into hamsters, heartbreak, or homemade shoegaze, you’re in for a treat. Stream Sombr’s latest single “Undressed,” and listen in as he spouts off on life, music, and the dream of one day collaborating with Phoebe Bridgers. Spoiler alert: they're already one degree of separation away. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices