ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Cloud Nothings began more than 10 years ago as the solo project of singer/songwriter Dylan Baldi, and has since grown into so much more. They put out their 8th album earlier this year, and it follows suit with the rest of their releases: spacey and contemplative, with an audible inspiration to allow it to stand on its own. One conversation with Dylan, and the longevity of his band is obvious--Cloud Nothings stop at nothing.
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