On this episode of This Song,  Meggan Carney and Matt Sheffer of Austin’s Zettajoule tell us how Kate Bush’s “Running Up that Hill (A Deal With God)” and Rufus Wainwright’s “Cigarettes and Chocolate Milk” helped them expand their ideas about the possibilities of  pop music and explain what  inspired them to record their new low-fi electronic EP,  Always Looking Up, on an iPhone.

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Zettajoule is our KUTX Artist of the Month

Watch Zettajoule’s video for “No Thank You”

Check out Zettajoules MyKUTX Guest DJ Set

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On this episode of This Song, Sydney Wayser, aka Clara Nova, talks about the impact Rufus Wainwright’s song “Oh What A World” had on her own music and how her feeling of connection with artists, both visual and musical,  continues to inspire her creative process.

Listen to Clara-Nova’s latest single “Electric” and her EP The Iron Age.

Her next EP, The Golden Age, will be out July 27th.

Watch Clara Nova’s video for the  for the Illusionist

Check out Clara-Nova’s set at the KUTX Live at the Four Seasons show.

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