This week, VÉRITÉ sits down with multifaceted philosopher and software creator DAOuda Leonard - currently known for managing Grimes and being the founder of music tech company CreateSafe and its AI-powered platform, Triniti. They dive into DAOuda's AI research within the music industry and how it can provide tools to help artists with their creative process. They also explore the current landscape of the music world, its future directions, and much more.

This week, VÉRITÉ sits down with singer-songwriter, music video director, and filmmaker Zolita. They discuss bringing her theatrical visions to life through art, fleeting virality and the inevitable plateauing afterward, and balancing artistic authenticity and connection with a social media presence.

This week, VÉRITÉ sits down with singer-songwriter LP - a friend and artist who VÉRITÉ has toured with twice. They discuss their experiences navigating different major labels, embracing uncertainty, and the resilience needed for a lasting career within the music industry.

This week, VÉRITÉ sits down with Dr. George Musgrave, a senior lecturer, interdisciplinary sociologist, and musician - renowned for his highly regarded research within the music industry and beyond. They dissect a paper he co-authored titled ‘The Dark Side of Optimism - Musical Dreams, Belief, and Gambling’ and discuss the intricate world of creative careers, the sometimes cruel intersection of mental health and being a musician, and the impacts and implications of believing in your dreams.

This week, VÉRITÉ sits down with Chelsea, Max, and Spencer of indie-pop trio SHAED. They discuss building a family while sustaining a touring music career, their journey from longing for a label signing and the spotlight to the breakthrough success of "Trampoline," and what they have coming up next.

This week, VÉRITÉ sits down with singer-songwriter, producer, and iconic former background singer Judith Hill. They discuss her new album ‘Letters from a Black Widow’, defying genre constraints, and old times with Prince, Michael Jackson, and Stevie Wonder.

This week, VÉRITÉ sits down with singer-songwriter, producer, gardener, and former model Kacy Hill. They explore the delicate balance between mental well-being and the demands of life as a touring artist, her newfound passion for gardening and how it inspired her and her new album, and the pros and cons of being signed to a label versus maintaining independence.

This week, VÉRITÉ sits down with filmmaker and director Mateo Márquez. They discuss his role in VÉRITÉ’s album ‘Love You Forever’, interpreting visions without compromising them, and how creating things that are interesting and true to who you are will attract the right people.

This week, VÉRITÉ sits down with singer, songwriter, and director Bonnie McKee. They discuss balancing a multitude of creative passions amidst crooked business models within the music industry, Bonnie's experience writing mega hits such as Teenage Dream, and her two upcoming albums – one being a much-anticipated re-recording of her unreleased 2013 album with Epic Records.

This week, we flipped the script. Your usual host VÉRITÉ, sits down again with Tim Anderson, but for this episode, she's the guest. From waiting tables at Applebees, to receiving her first royalty check, to now being 10 years into an incredible independent career – they discuss all things in between and ahead.

This week, VÉRITÉ sits down with singer-songwriter Gatlin on the release day of her new album “I Sleep Fine Now”. They discuss the difficulties of equating success and self-worth, navigating social media and content creation as a musician, and the heartbreak of giving up performing during the pandemic.

This week, VÉRITÉ sits down with Canadian singer, songwriter, and visual-artist Allie X. They discuss her new self-produced album titled Girl With No Face, how they navigate the sometimes heartless nature of the music industry, and the juxtaposing torture and beauty of being an artist.

This week, VÉRITÉ sits down with producer, songwriter, and businessman Tim Anderson to discuss their ever-changing perspectives on ‘success,’ the importance of facing fears, and Tim’s different paths within the music industry – including landing the theme song for the show Suits.

This week, VÉRITÉ sits down with singer, songwriter, and poet Jensen McRae. They discuss their early struggles as independent artists, Jensen’s viral tweet in 2021, and the importance of maintaining and owning the art you create.

VÉRITÉ kicks off Season 2 of Anatomy of an Artist with New Zealand's Kimbra Lee Johnson, known mononymously as Kimbra. They discuss the multifacetedness of being an artist, the crazy whirlwind that was "Somebody That I Used To Know," and sustaining an authentic career in an industry filled with expectations.

For the final episode of the first season of Anantomy of an Artist, VÉRITÉ sits down with artist and songwriter Olivia O'Brien. They discuss how she navigates maintaining her own creative autonomy while being signed to a major label and how she stays true to her sense of self in the age of social media.

This week VÉRITÉ sits down with Houston, Texas trio Khruangbin. They discuss how they entered quarantine with a certain level of success and are now emerging at an ever higher level of success. They talk about how they now have the privilege to really focus on their music and their return to playing live this fall on their US Tour which includes Two Headlining, Sold-Out Red Rocks Shows, Three Sold-Out Dates at LA’s Greek Theatre, Two Headlining Shows at Radio City Music Hall & More.

This week VÉRITÉ sits down with songwriter, producer, artist and publisher Jenna Andrews. Most recently Jenna is responsible for the song "Butter" by BTS which has been #1 on the Billboard charts for the last seven weeks. They discuss her genesis as a songwriter and how she's transitioned to writing and producing for other people.

This week VÉRITÉ sits down with George Lewis Jr., better known by his stage name Twin Shadow, a Dominican-American singer, songwriter, record producer, and actor based out of Los Angeles, California. They discuss the arc of his career and how he's gone from being independent, signed, and now running his own label.

This week VÉRITÉ sits down with songwriter and producer, Joe Boston, professionally known as Shallou. They discuss the power of ownership, how he grew independently and what led him to sign to a major label.