B Sharp And C

Arty breaks down why this artist is just simply so awesome and successful, even though she sang a genre that was less popular than she was, and she didn't have a huge vocal range. You will more likely come out of this episode liking Sade more than before you went in.

Almost everyone on earth has heard a Nina Simone song and never knew it when they heard it. There is a reason why T.V shows, streaming shows and movies use her music so much - it was good music! Arty breaks down a little of her past, what helped forge her musical path, and just how amazing she was musically.

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Arty discusses in the episode exactly the kind of music he is identifying with. He also discusses how this genre, Dark Country, even though it has been around for a long time, is soon going to be a very popular genre. Unfortunately, when people hear the term "dark country", they aren't sure what kind of music it is. We need to change that, so that people can appreciate the wonderful music being made (with all kinds of instruments) right under our noses.

Arty continues his obsession with Southern Goth and Gabe his with punk metal and heavy alternative. One thing is for sure, this episode is filled with words that are spoken by two people. You aren't gonna wanna miss this episode. Sit back, relax and enjoy!

Arty discusses the myth that playing fast alone means you are an awesome rocker. In fact, Arty even discusses those musicians who play "as though they were fast" but really aren't, and how that can affect the music.

Arty talks about how he has lots of love for Rocky Athas and his music. This is another great guitar player, rocker, blues guy, songwriter and legend who should get more recognition. He's in the discussion amongst musicians, but not so much amongst the fans, and Arty thinks we need to B Sharp And C the amazing stuff he has done in his solo career.

Arty discusses how important it is in 2021 to listen to music greats and influencers like Joe Bonamassa and Rick Beato. Music is an art, and that needs to be seen as something separate from what we are force fed by the mainstream. This series, Live From Nerdville, by Joe Bonamassa gives us the inside scoop on artists like Eric Johnson, Glenn Hughes, Mike Zito, Paul Thorn, John Oates, Daryl Hall, Kenny Wayne Shephard and many, many more...

Get Shazam ready, or get ready any music identifying app while you binge watch Bones, Breaking Bad, or any show! The best new artists are not coming to you via the radio, but via the T.V. you have been watching 27 hours a day during this pandemic. Arty breaks down the best way to make sure we find the new creative minds in 2021.

Arty boldly discusses his thoughts on the idea that Rock & Roll wasn't the only casualty of the digital age. It might have suffered the most, but all organic music is suffering. He also discusses Billie Eilish, and many are surprised by his take on her music. Please listen and feel free to comment on facebook.

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Arty and Gabe start this one off with a very hot internet topic - TikTok fakery. We have the lovely fakery of Tyson Chandler and the "crazy, mystifying stalker" he has tormenting him and his family. But, he did what any real man would do in this life-threatening situation, he uploaded videos to TikTok. This is, after all, 2021. Gabe and Arty also get into a discussion of the song Get Off Of My Cloud by The Stones and Henk Poort's amazing version of The Sound of Silence. Find us on Facebook under songn3rd