That feeling's coming around, and it can only mean one thing. ROLE MODEL is with us for an Audacy Check In at the Hard Rock Hotel New York to talk about his hit, "Sally, When The Wine Runs Out," his upcoming return to the road with Gracie Abrams, and much more.

"It's funny on Wikipedia you are listed as Bedroom Pop," Mike Adam explains. "Do you know what that means?"

"I feel like that was the whole first half of my career, was that word Bedroom Pop," laughs ROLE MODEL. "That was the scene that I feel like I like made my way into when I first started making music under the name ROLE MODEL, and it was like Clairo, Gus Dapperton, Cuco. There was this very cool community of artists that were all kind of in this Bedroom Pop thing and it was just like DIY. Kind of low-fi Pop music."

"Very misleading," he adds, after Mike notes it's not sexy time music. "Also probably like the least sexual music ever."

Turning heartbreak into hits, ROLE MODEL has used his album 'Kansas Anymore (The Longest Goodbye)' to both grief a formative relationship and catapult himself into another artistry atmosphere. His run opening for Gracie Abrams is about to restart as she heads out on the deluxe dates of her sold out tour, which ROLE MODEL will join between festival shows throughout the summer.

"I just like her relationship with her fandom at these shows, and also outside of shows, and how inclusive she makes it," ROLE MODEL says on what he's learned from watching Gracie on tour. "I took mental notes of just how she makes everyone feel seen at her shows, no matter how big the venue is, or how many people there are, she makes everyone feel seen and heard at her shows, and I think that's a very cool thing to take note of for me and my own shows."

After lots of talk about ROLE MODEL's home state of Maine, Adam asks about the folks back home and the moment Mom is most proud of. "She just came on stage in Boston, for my biggest, it was the last show of tour, but it was also happened to be like my biggest headline, and it was like technically a hometown show, and she came on stage for that and we made her Sally at the end of the show," he shares. "I think that was like a very cool moment, not just for her to see of me, it was like a cool thing to have together now."

To hear more from ROLE MODEL check out the full Audacy Check In above.