Dream Spectrum Media's New Podcast 'One Hit Wondering' Now Available on iTunes

We all know the hit song, but what about the album that spawned it? One Hit Wondering is a new music podcast that tries to give the neglected parent that gave birth to the beautiful baby some much-needed attention. We talk about the artists, their stories and a breakdown of the album that gave rise to the one hit for which the artists became known.

The show is recorded in Abilene, Texas and features interviews and guests from around the globe.

Dream Spectrum Media Owner, Charles Caddell, believes that the talents of Dream Spectrum are unique and help bring this podcast to life.

"Creating this podcast has been a very exciting project for our team and we are excited to launch the show." - Charles Caddell

One Hit Wondering is available for downloading on iTunes, where listeners can also subscribe so that shows are automatically delivered to them as soon as they're released. They are also posted on Soundcloud for downloading and streaming: https://soundcloud.com/one-hit-wondering.

New episodes are released the first Tuesday of every month. The show is geared primarily towards listeners in the 30-50 age range, but it also offers anecdotes and music that could appeal to those at any age.

A Closer Look

In the most recent episode, pop culture writer for USA Today, Whitney Mattheson, joined One Hit Wondering to focus on two iconic bands from the 80s and 90s: Londoners Bow Wow Wow with their smash 'I Want Candy' and Scottish singer-songwriter Edwyn Collins who came to fame with his hit 'A Girl Like You.' The show includes an interview with the singer from Bow Wow Wow, Annabella Lwin, who shares some insights and stories about her experiences in the band.

Podcast host John Mark Lapham says, "Our aim is both to illuminate people to these often forgotten landmarks in pop history, and also have a laugh as we look at the highs and lows of the music at hand."

Past guests have included music journalists and authors, and featured interviews with the musicians responsible for some legendary pop songs. Future episodes will have writers, songwriters and others from the entertainment field chiming in to give their takes on the music or their experiences in the business.

Listeners looking to find out more can also check the main podcast page at http://www.onehitwondering.org.

For more information, contact Dream Spectrum Media at 1-800-291-2924 or e-mail the show directly at 1hitwondering(at)gmail(dot)com. We welcome comments and suggestions for material that could be included on a future episode.

You can also check us out on Twitter: @1hitwondering.

Dream Spectrum Media Podcast network: http://www.dreamspectrummedia.com

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