Meet Hoxie Rae—New York’s indie soul firestorm channeling Ma Rainey’s grit, Etta James’ fire, and Sharon Jones’ swagger into pure, unfiltered magic. She chose her name “Hoxie” to honor her steel-willed grandmother who became her rock, and “Rae” from her childhood nickname. From a note from an unknown admirer that was placed on her New York City apartment door that read, “You sound good, keep going!”, changed everything. Her latest tune just recently made available “Heal” is a slow-burn anthem...
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Meet Hoxie Rae—New York’s indie soul firestorm channeling Ma Rainey’s grit, Etta James’ fire, and Sharon Jones’ swagger into pure, unfiltered magic. She chose her name “Hoxie” to honor her steel-willed grandmother who became her rock, and “Rae” from her childhood nickname. From a note from an unknown admirer that was placed on her New York City apartment door that read, “You sound good, keep going!”, changed everything. Her latest tune just recently made available “Heal” is a slow-burn anthem...
Behind the Hits lifts the curtain on pop music’s biggest secrets: who really writes the songs that dominate the charts? From Max Martin’s chart-topping anthems to the sprawling teams behind Beyoncé and Drake, we dive into why many pop stars don’t write their own tracks—and whether it matters to fans. Hosted by The Trout, this podcast blends industry insights, artist stories, and a passion for authentic music to explore the creative engine of pop. Perfect for indie fans, pop lovers, and anyone...
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Meet Hoxie Rae—New York’s indie soul firestorm channeling Ma Rainey’s grit, Etta James’ fire, and Sharon Jones’ swagger into pure, unfiltered magic. She chose her name “Hoxie” to honor her steel-willed grandmother who became her rock, and “Rae” from her childhood nickname. From a note from an unknown admirer that was placed on her New York City apartment door that read, “You sound good, keep going!”, changed everything. Her latest tune just recently made available “Heal” is a slow-burn anthem...
