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What happens when a band known for concept albums decides to throw that out the window?
In this episode of OurSpace with Matt Vettese, I’m joined by Kory from Prince Daddy & The Hyena to break down their brand new album Hotwire Trip Switch and why it’s their most different (and maybe most confident) record yet.
We dive deep into:
-Why they made a “singles album” instead of a concept record
-The pressure of writing songs that stand on their own
-The evolution of Prince Daddy from their earliest demos to now
-Embracing the band’s raw, snotty, unfiltered energy
-The real-life story behind Crash Test/Hotwire Trip Switch
-And how raising their standards is shaping the future of the band
Kory also opens up about how this being their first-ever band has influenced everything, from songwriting to growth, and why that transparency might be exactly what fans connect with most.
👇 Let me know in the comments:
Do you prefer concept albums or songs that stand alone?
