Audio Theory

Audio Theory

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Audio Theory episodes

  • Episode 49: Super Fly
    On the latest episode of Audio Theory our hosts discuss the VP Debate. A fly stole the show at the debate a couple of weeks back but there was also some new things we learned about Pence and Harris. 21 Savage goes #1, Clubbing is back, and Korea isn’t letting BlackPink live their best lives. Enjoy!
    1 hr 5 min
  • Episode 48: Don’t be afraid.
    On the latest episode of Audio Theory our hosts discuss the return of Savage Mode. 21 Savage, dropped one of the most complete albums of 2020 and had some special guest appearances that really made this body of work standout. Travis Scott goes number one...again. Trump feels 20 years younger, and our hosts find the most offensive song/video ever created. Enjoy!
    50 min
  • Episode 47: Long Tory Short
    On the latest episode of Audio Theory our hosts discuss the return of Tory Lanez! The much criticized Tory surprised us with a new album...and it slaps! Should music platforms be getting involved in his situation with Megan? Does he deserve the benefit of the doubt? In other news: Travis is setting us up for Utopia, Trump is a Proud Boy, and plenty of heat of this week!
    1 hr 7 min
  • Episode 46: In My Feelings.
    On the latest episode of Audio Theory our hosts discuss the Breonna Taylor ruling. Will justice ever be served? The entire country reacts and our hosts hope this isn’t the end of the courts handling of this case. In the world of music: Rappers are in their feelings, Lupe states his claim for the throne, and Frank Ocean is the greatest.
    1 hr
  • Episode 45: Keeping up with Kanye.
    On the latest episode of Audio Theory our hosts discuss Kanye’s latest rant. With Kanye now going on 10+ years of making outlandish statements, it’s confusing why this still gains so much media attention? Just Kanye being Kanye. No more WAP for Offset, Big Sean delivers, and 6ix9ine is done.
    53 min
  • Episode 44: Long Live The King
    On the latest episode of Audio Theory our hosts discuss the recent passing of Black Panther star, Chadwick Boseman . The massive impact Chadwick had on the world will never be forgotten. Adele faces some backlash, WAP TikTok videos for the win, and Big Sean drops Detroit 2.
    59 min
  • Episode 43: Black Lives Still Matter
    On the latest episode of Audio Theory our hosts remind everyone that Black Lives Still Matter. In a week where we saw another unarmed black man killed by the police, our hosts wonder if things will ever get better? NBA players refuse to play until a change is made in America,Jay Z and Pharrell dropped a great song celebrating black entrepreneurship, and Nas dropped his best album in years! Our host also share a toast to #ThennysDay.
    1 hr 8 min
  • Episode 42: Certified Hit
    On the latest episode of Audio Theory our hosts discuss Drake’s highly anticipated upcoming album. The 6 God drops a new hit single with amazing visuals to match. Is Drake the greatest artist of our generation? Does he get the credit he deserves? WAP goes #1, Travis Scott has ghost writers, and Dave East drops an album no one is going to listen to.
    1 hr 2 min
  • Episode 41: Day 1s
    On the latest episode of Audio Theory our hosts discuss Spotify’s new marketing campaign, Day 1 Club. Very impressive how this music platform keeps things so simple and yet still drives huge engagement with listeners. The Weekend’s fans make him go #1 7 years later, Biden picks his running mate, NO THOTs in the NBA bubble, and everybody is obsessed with WAP.
    1 hr 20 min
  • Episode 40: This is 40.
    Audio Theory turns 40! On this celebratory episode our hosts discuss the impact 6ix9ine being free is going to have on his career. At what point will the culture start expecting more from him? J.Cole is trying to make it to the league, TikTok gets copied, and Jonathan Isaac takes a stand.
    1 hr 15 min

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@blairanthonymusic (Blair) & @daybarisopen (Danny) formed their friendship at music festivals over the last few years. They quickly realized that their love for the culture ran deeper than just…