Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Jehnny Beth was kind and gracious enough to guest on Records In My Life. The singer/Songwriter/Writer/Radio Show Host, releases her new album To Love Is To Live on June 12th via Caroline/Arts & Crafts. Jehnny talked in great detail about working with Atticus Ross, Flood, and Johnny Hostile, and of course some of the albums and artists that inspired her, including Miles Davis, David Bowie, Low, Keith Jarrett, Mica Levi and more.
Artists and albums inspired by Jehnny Beth
Johnny Hostile
Atticus Ross
Flood
PJ Harvey
David Bowie
Brian Eno
David Byrne
Philippe Zdar
Alan Moulder
Grace Jones
Jehnny Beth - To Love Is To Live
Miles Davis - Elevator To The Gallows
Low - Double Negative
Micha Levi - Jackie
Micha Levi - Under The Skin
Keith Jarrett - The Köln Concert
Placebo - Without You I'm Nothing
Idles - Yet To be Named
Jehnny Beth interview 2020 on Records In My Life
Copyright 2020 RIML
Copyright 2020 Records In My Life
Shot, Edited, Directed by Mark Roland Henning
Produced and Hosted by Charles Brownstein
Intro music by Combine The Victorious
Jehnny Beth was kind and gracious enough to guest on Records In My Life. The singer/Songwriter/Writer/Radio Show Host, releases her new album To Love Is To Live on June 12th via Caroline/Arts & Crafts. Jehnny talked in great detail about working with Atticus Ross, Flood, and Johnny Hostile, and of course some of the albums and artists that inspired her, including Miles Davis, David Bowie, Low, Keith Jarrett, Mica Levi and more.
Artists and albums inspired by Jehnny Beth
Johnny Hostile
Atticus Ross
Flood
PJ Harvey
David Bowie
Brian Eno
David Byrne
Philippe Zdar
Alan Moulder
Grace Jones
Jehnny Beth - To Love Is To Live
Miles Davis - Elevator To The Gallows
Low - Double Negative
Micha Levi - Jackie
Micha Levi - Under The Skin
Keith Jarrett - The Köln Concert
Placebo - Without You I'm Nothing
Idles - Yet To be Named
Jehnny Beth interview 2020 on Records In My Life
Copyright 2020 RIML
Copyright 2020 Records In My Life
Shot, Edited, Directed by Mark Roland Henning
Produced and Hosted by Charles Brownstein
Intro music by Combine The Victorious










