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July 15, 2020 The Drop Daily—Marc Brownstein Interview + More
Today we have a few new episodes to tell you about, and an interview with Marc Brownstein of The Disco Biscuits and Star Kitchen.

Billy Martin on Across the Margin. In this latest episode, host Michael Shields talks with American composer, percussionist, visual artist, educator and record producer Billy Martin—best known as a member Medeski Martin & Wood. He just released an album, Guilty, which includes input from Marc Ribot, John Medeski, and others. Michael and Billy talk about the album, his work with Creative Music Studio, and coming up in the New York scene in the 80s.

Greyboy Allstars on Inside Out wTnS. In honor of Como de Allstars, the first studio release from Greyboy Allstars in 7 years, Seth and Rob share a recent a Zoom chat with Robert Walter (keyboards) and Elgin Park (guitar) of the band. They talk about how this album came together after so long, and why they chose to release the record now. They also talk about the early days of the band and tell some great stories.

Japan 2000 on The Daily Soundcheck. The Japan 2000 soundchecks continue, with Myke bringing in Dave Calarco, also known as Mr. Miner, to talk about the 6.15.00 soundcheck. This epic run, of course, deserves a lot of discussion. The soundcheck includes a rare version of “The Happy Whip and Dung” and a hilarious look behind what was going on with the Phish stage crew taking place in “Windora Bug”.

Marc Brownstein Interview. I had a great conversation with Marc today about his funk band, Star Kitchen, and a lot more. We’re going to get into the interview in just a minute. The new Star Kitchen single, “Entirely,” comes out officially this Friday. There’s a hilarious story behind the name of the song, which you’ll hear—along with our discussion of Live Lesson Masters, The Disco Biscuits, ’97 Phish, Headcount, and a lot more. Great stories and a fun conversation.

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July 14, 2020The Drop Daily—So Many Awesome Podcasts
We have a bunch of new podcast episodes for you today, so let’s get into it! Also, don’t forget to check out some of our brand new, amazing merch!
Ivan Neville on Eric Krasno Plus One. Cool episode from Eric, talking with his friend Ivan Neville, of Dumpstaphunk, The Neville Brothers, The Rolling Stones and many others. And I want to remind you that Ivan is one of many interviewees featured on Festival Circuit: New Orleans. Episode 2 will be out this Thursday.
Dani Markham on Past, Present, Future, Live! I got to talk to Dani for the show, and it was really fun. If you’re not familiar with her, Dani is a percussionist who has played with Tune-Yards, Childish Gambino and many others. She also includes a few exclusive, new tracks that she created with Sarah Neufeld, of Arcade Fire. Stick around to hear one of their songs together.
36 From the Vault Season 2 Premiere. Rob and Steven are back with season 2, starting with this episode that focuses on Dick’s Picks 10, from The Winterland in San Francisco, on 12/29-30, 1977. These shows are a huge party at The Winterland, wrapping up one of their best years ever. Along with the show itself, Steven and Rob focus on the aura of The Winterland, the impact of 1977 on their sound, the transition to the 1980s, the impact of bustouts on The Dead’s shows, and the greatness of Linda Ronstadt.
Don Hart on Under the Scales. This marks the NEW Under the Scales—twice a month, new production, and more. And the first guest is Don Hart, a Nashville composer and arranger who has been working with Trey since 2004 to add beautiful orchestration to so many of his songs. Don discusses working with Trey, and their technique, and illuminates the details behind many of their collaborations in a very musical episode. And please remember to check out Under the Scales Premium, and become a Reefer, like me.
Dave Schools on No Simple Road. This one has been out for a few days, but worth a listen for sure. Dave talks to the crew about Col. Bruce, growing up in the South, Widespread Panic, how he’s adjusting in these times, and more.

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July 09, 2020 The Drop Daily—Festival Circuit: New Orleans Episode 1
Today we’re happy to share episode 1 of Festival Circuit: New Orleans. At the end of this intro, we’ll include the first part of episode 1. Please subscribe and share. We appreciate your support!

And here’s our new merchandise link and our Osiris Summer Tour 2020 announcement.

Thanks for tuning in.

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17 min
July 08, 2020 The Drop Daily—Osiris Summer Tour 2020
Welcome to Summer Tour 2020! We have new podcasts, new merchandise and new episodes of our current podcasts. Read more about it here.

New Osiris Merchandise

We’re happy to announce a new line of merchandise, working with innovative designer and artist Darryl Norsen. Get yours now!

New Shows

Festival Circuit: New Orleans (premieres Thursday, July 9). A narrative series focusing on the history and impact of New Orleans music and the annual jazz festival, featuring interviews with 25+ leading musicians, writers and more. This 5-part series will explore everything about the music of the city, and about the jazz festival that just celebrated its 50th anniversary. Listen to the trailer and subscribe.

Late Era (premieres Thursday, July 23). A biweekly music history podcast detailing the later releases of famous artists, hosted by three prominent Pitchfork writers. The hosts will closely examine the underappreciated and overlooked records from artists like Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Miles Davis and Joni Mitchell. Listen to the trailer and subscribe.

New Episodes

Under the Scales Premium (premieres July 12). Our flagship Phish podcast will be revamping with a new twice-a-month format, bringing you more of what you love about the show—Phish stories, history and interviews with insiders. And a new premium offering—watch the special announcement video here and tune into Under the Scales to hear more.

36 From the Vault Season 2. On July 13, Steven Hyden and Rob Mitchum will be back to bring you more—they'll be covering Dick's Picks 10-18, with a quick break in between to cover a special live selection from another band they love. Their irreverent love for the Grateful Dead and depth of musical knowledge makes this show a must listen. Listen to the trailer!

Eric Krasno Plus One New Interviews. Grammy Award-winning guitarist Eric Krasno continues to bring you intimate and revealing conversations with the friends he's met in his 20 plus years as a touring musician. Upcoming interviews include Adam Deitch, Ivan Neville, Don Was, Phil Lesh and others.

Past Present Future Live! New Interviews. Our new series takes an intimate look at the journey that is the life of a musician, told in four parts. The diverse roster of guests includes Rhett Miller, Ted Leo, Maggie Rose, Dani Markham, Ben Nichols, and more. Each episode includes an exclusive live performance and a Spotify playlist co-curated by the guest.

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July 07, 2020 The Drop Daily—Adam Deitch + Ted Leo Interviews
Two new interviews to tell you about today! Thanks for listening!

Adam Deitch on Eric Krasno Plus One. In this episode, Kraz talks to producer and drummer Adam Deitch. Adam is the drummer for Lettuce. He has performed with the Average White Band and John Scofield, and has produced multiple artists, including 50 Cent. These guys have been friends forever—and they talk about Adam’s upbringing and what happened when he went to play with the Average White Band at age 18. Adam tells Kraz what he learned from John Scofield and the two discuss what they’ve learned from each other.

Ted Leo on Past, Present, Future, Live! This week on the show I got to talk to Ted Leo, who has been one of the most progressive forces in music since the 90s. Best known for his work with Ted Leo and the Pharmacists, he’s also put out solo records that blur the lines between his punk roots and his singer/songwriter talents. We talked about the music that influenced him over the years, how his style has evolved, and the ‘seatbelt removing moments' that feed him creatively. He of course plays 3 exclusive songs at the end. I’m going to play one of those songs for you here.

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July 03, 2020 Festival Circuit: New Orleans!
We’re excited to launch a new podcast today, Festival Circuit: New Orleans. This is a narrative series about festivals and cities around the world. This is the first season, focused on the music of New Orleans and the annual jazz festival, premieres July 9. Subscribe now on our site, on Apple or Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts! Thanks for checking it out.

Festival Circuit is presented by Osiris Media. This series is Narrated and Produced Rob Steinberg. Executive Producers are Christina Collins, Andrew Goodwin and RJ Bee, who also double duties as series writer and creator. Produced, Edited and Mixed by Matt Dwyer. Show logo by Liz Bee. The theme song is “JazzFest Time,” by Circus Mind. Thanks to all interviewees and to WWOZ.

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July 02, 2020The Drop Daily—Beyond the Pond 100 + Billy Strings on No Simple Road + More
A bunch of new podcast episodes for you today!
Beyond the Pond Episode 100. Congrats to Brian and Dave for reaching a huge milestone, episode 100! Tom Marshall joins this special episode to celebrate 100 Episodes of Beyond The Pond, and take listener questions to dive into our musical past and musical takes. They said: “It’s a fun episode that summarizes everything we’ve been working towards these past three years. We hope you enjoy & thank you all for your love and support over the first 100 episodes of BTP. See you for the next 100!”
Billy Strings on No Simple Road. The NSR gang welcomes Billy Strings. The conversation “is a lot like a river, flowing easily and at times taking us to unexpected places.” Billy talks about losing friends to substance abuse and how that made him form an otherworldly work ethic, being raised around Bluegrass music and how that just seemed so cool, his relationship with his Dad and how that has informed the person he is today, and tells us what his perfect day looks like.
Deep Phish Jams on The Ravine. We’re happy to share this new project from Beyond the Pond co-host Brian Brinkman. Brian describes this podcast as “deep jams and contemplations on Phish.” Episode 1 is out now.
Neuroscience and Music on Politics of Truth. On this episode Bob speaks with legendary soprano Renée Fleming about her research with the Kennedy Center and NIH exploring the intersection between neuroscience and music, called the Sound Health Initiative. Renée also explains what she’s up to musically during this time, including a new musical collaboration and conversation with the Kennedy Center, bassist Victor Wooten, and neuroscientist Dr. Daniel Levitin. Finally, Renée talks about being on Joe Biden’s Artists Council and how musicians can strike the right balance when taking a stand for what they believe in.
Robbie Krieger of The Doors on Tapes Archive. A never before published interview with Robbie Krieger (The Doors) from 1991. Host Marc and Robbie talk about going all-instrumental without Jim Morrison, what he thought about Oliver Stone’s movie “The Doors,” why keyboardist Ray Manzarek wanted nothing to do with the film and how the music of the day compared with the music of the ’60s.

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July 01, 2020 The Drop Daily—36 From the Vault Returns
We’re psyched to announce today that 36 From the Vault will return for a second season on July 13. We’re going to include the trailer at the end of this episode.

On Monday, July 13, Steven Hyden and Rob Mitchum will be back to bring you more—they'll be covering Dick's Picks 10-18, with a quick break in between to cover a special live selection from another band they love. Their irreverent love for the Grateful Dead and depth of musical knowledge makes this show a must listen. Subscribe now.

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6 min
June 30, 2020 The Drop Daily—Questlove + Maggie Rose Interviews
Today we have two new podcast episodes to tell you about.

Questlove Pt. 2 Eric Krasno Plus One. Eric and Questlove continue their conversation about music, touring, The Roots, and more. Check it out!

Maggie Rose on Past, Present, Future, Live! This week’s guest is songwriter and musician Maggie Rose. We talk to her about her career thus far, her 2018 album "Change the Whole Thing,” and what it was like to assemble a band of her musical friends to make a record that captures the energy of a live performance. And Maggie plays three exclusive, live songs for us as well.

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8 min
June 26, 2020The Drop Daily—Weekend Music Streams
Let’s get ready to rock on the weekend. Here are some streams coming up that we think you might be interested in.
Goose Bingo Tour. Both Friday and Saturday nights, Goose will be live streaming and performing songs that are pulled out of a bingo roller. If you listened to last weekend’s Drop, you’re familiar with the content. It’s really fun, both nights the show starts at 8pm. Sunday is an acoustic stream at 8pm.
Shakedown Stream 10/2/87. On Friday, Shakedown Stream is back with a “hot one” from Shoreline, 10/2/87. Pre-show includes Widespread Panic bassist Dave Schools and Circles Around The Sun keys wizard Adam McDougall, along with Dave and Gary this week. Donations this week will benefit Musicares and the Neal Casal Foundation.⁣
Roots Annual Picnic. On Saturday, in partnership with Michelle Obama’s When We All Vote, the 13th annual picnic will be happening with tons of music. Performances by The Roots, H.E.R., Roddy Ricch, Lil Baby, and appearances by Michelle Obama, Lin Manuel Miranda, Chris Paul, Tom Hanks, Janelle Monáe and more.
Black Power Live. Hosted by Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors, with a musical lineup that features Miguel, Devonté Hynes, Doja Cat, Kamasi Washington and others. This is on Saturday as well.
Bluegrass Pride Queer-Antine Festival. Saturday and Sunday! From the website, the statement says “In the wake of a global pandemic, we found ourselves in the same position as many of the talented musicians with whom we work: facing the cancellation of an entire season of events. These include our San Francisco Pride float and marching armada, the annual Bluegrass Pride Celebration Concert (in San Francisco), our annual Portland Bluegrass Pride celebration, and the inaugural Nashville Bluegrass Pride celebration. These celebrations help us to grow our connections and create a deeper community with supporters like you, who live our mission every day.” Performers include Molly Tuttle, Front Country, Alice Gerrard and many others.

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