Paco tells us about his favourite artist (maybe ever) and how a pair of now infamous interviews gave us the song Shadow Days by John Mayer.

Jess and Paco argue about the real intentions songwriters have when telling a story and how difficult it is to be vulnerable enough to be able to write a song for someone.

Jess tells us the story of how she became a massive fan of the American band Shinedown and how it was the first concert that she went to with Paco.

Jess explains what a conceptual album is and how ATTENTION ATTENTION fits this category. Jess and Paco discuss the importance of portraying the reality of mental health issues through music.

Paco reveals one of his biggest secrets by telling us about his enjoyment of Japanese animation and Japanese music by exploring the hit song Zenzenzense from the cult animated film Your Name. Then, Jess and Paco talk about the importance of being open to music regarding of the language as according to Jess music should not speak a specific language.

Jess tells us about The Cranberries' song Animal Instinct and how it carries a message about motherhood and hope. She also discusses the importance of having a strong female singer to look up while growing up, and the need to respect the differences in music taste.

Paco talks about the plans he and Jess had for 2020 that had to be postponed, the socially-distance concerts, and how songs are getting shorter with time.

Jess and Paco share the story of how they met thanks to music on a night out and how they bonded after looking at each other's playlists. Then, Paco tell us everything there is to know about Taylor Swift's Style, the rumours behind the song, and why he thinks it is such a strong song for her catalogue.

Jess discusses on the importance of Taylor using her platform for communicating positive messages while Paco shares his views on the ceiling that country music sets for artists.

On the first episode of The Infinite Playlist Podcast, Jess and Paco share their views on the importance of music as a bonding element between people while discussing their favourite performers, and live shows from the past they would attend.

Jess tells us the stories behind Cat People by David Bowie, how the song was written for an obscure 80's film but was made more popular by one of Quentin Tarantino's most acclaimed films.

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