In this episode, we sit down with multi-talented artist Winter Andrews, a rising LA-based singer songwriter and actor whose emotionally charged performances have already made an impact on screen in Law & Order: SVU, Organized Crime, Criminal Minds: Evolution, and Hulu’s upcoming Murdaugh Murders. Now, Winter is channeling that same depth and intensity into his music, crafting a lush, cinematic blend of indie rock and folk reminiscent of Bon Iver, Phoebe Bridgers, and Jeff Buckley.
Winter opens up about his creative journey, the transition from acting to songwriting, and the emotional landscapes that shape his sound. We dive into the story behind his powerful new single “All That Glitters,” a song inspired by the early days of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Winter shares how the track emerged in a single, urgent creative burst, rooted in months of reading first hand accounts from Mariupol and witnessing the human stories behind the headlines. With a driving arrangement enriched by acclaimed composer Matt Combs, known for work with Dan Auerbach, Kacey Musgraves, and Leon Bridges, the song captures both devastation and resilience.
Join us for an intimate conversation about art, empathy, and the ways storytelling, whether on screen or in song, can illuminate the human experience.
