This week on the show, the guys discuss a classic funk album from one of the most controversial figures in music history. Rick James entertained and inspired fans and artists for over 30 years and continues to do so long after his death. Unfortunately, as Harrison and Carlos find out during the researching and recording of this episode, his horrific crimes are impossible to separate from his artistic impact, and appreciating this masterpiece of funk and soul comes with a price. Join us as we discuss Rick James' fifth studio album, Street Songs.

This week, Harry and Carlos welcome Luke Brawner of Milieu Media Group to Human Music to discuss one of Luke’s favorite artists and albums of all time, The Essential Paul Simon.

This week on the pod, things get metal as the guys discuss Megadeath's 1990 thrash masterpiece, Rust in Peace. One of Harrison's favorite albums of all time, Carlos is introduced to his first cover to cover experience with Megadeath and heavy metal in general. This episode was a blast to research and record.

This week on Human Music, Harrison and Carlos welcome their second guest, multi-instrument artist, singer-songwriter and content creator for the Houston Dynamo, Moe Lerma. Moe introduces the guys to one of his favorite albums, 2011's Gospel by Detroit-based punk-pop outfit, Fireworks. This was a great conversation about an excellent album. We hope you enjoy it as much as we did.

Welcome back to another episode of Human Music. This week, Harry and Carlos discuss Bay Area punk icons Dead Kennedy's and their genre-defining brand of hardcore punk off their career-encompassing compilation alum, Give Me Convenience or Give Me Death. This combination of biting political satire, nihilist counter-culture rebellion and general debauchery is exactly what the doctor ordered during these uncertain and surreal times we find ourselves in. So strap in and enjoy the ride.

Join the guys this week for an in-depth discussion on one of Carlos's favorite bands of recent years. We are reviewing Jurrasic Punk, the debut album by up-and-coming, DIY, all-female punk band T-Rextasy, as well as their live Audiotree record session. We had a blast listening to this one and discussing.

This week the guys welcome their first guest to the show. Chef, writer and podcaster Kate McLean joins Harry and Carlos to discuss an album of her choice -- 2Pac's All Eyez on Me from 1996. The legendary rapper's final release before his tragic passing that same year, All Eyez on Me is Tupac's longest, most well-received, and most beloved work of art. A bona-fide magnum opus of Cali thug life gangsta rap, AEOM changed the rap industry forever and cemented Tupac Shakur's legacy within it.

On this episode of Human Music, Harrison introduces Carlos to one of the greatest albums in Texas music history by arguably the most influential singer songwriter to ever leave the Lone Star State. Recorded in 1973 at the Old Quarter in downtown Houston, Live at the Old Quarter is one of the most significant pieces of musical history associated with the Bayou City. Hear the guys discuss their thoughts and analysis on this seminal work of art.