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In this episode the gang reviews music that was sent in by fans, curators and fellow musicians!
In this episode, the gang reflects on the current crazy times and all the random shit they've been getting into with their time at home.
This Time Ricky, Mau and Nat shoot the shit on what they've been doing to further their music careers. Generally a pretty chill episode going on a range of topics on an impromptu late night stream. Let the flow state begin!
In this episode, The gang brings in Nat's 28th bday and celebrate their arrival into their new home. Great catch-up on where the gang is heading into 2020, and plans for the next 12 months.
In this episode the gang talks about a bunch of random shitake mushrooms. that's all I got.
Ross, Max and Ricky go over their life stories for the past decade and where they are today. Also the power of paying attention vs getting attention and the top songs of 2019.
Catchin' up on new years resolutions, what we've been up to and ideas of labels for each genre.
After nearly a month of rescheduling, the gang finally gets back together to discuss the latest topics in Music AND what they've been up to on over the break. Mau from Lucky Roll is back in town after finishing degree at Texas A&M and excited to take his career to the next level in Austin. Other notable highlights include discussing how Kevin Parker from Tame Impala finessed Tik Tok to go platinum with his prior hit "The less I know the better". LuckyRoll and Daddy Nat discuss the benefits/negatives of signing with a label in the EDM space as opposed to the Hip Hop / Pop Space. Max caps it off by discussing all of our plans for 2020 and reflects on what we were able to all accomplish in 2019.
In this episode we talk about the pros and cons of touring vs releasing music online leading into Ross getting a lawyer. During the middle of the debate Max had a few ideas about Kanye West and Ross plays a snippet of T-Payne being real with the world about his team failing to plan for his tour and we give him mad respect for being real with us.
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