The "Oops (I'm Sorry)" single serves as a jumping off point for Nick Shanholtz from Lost Kings and Ryan Skyy to discuss patterns in relationships along with a dialogue on their shared experience of being typecast as DJs.

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Inspired by the cheeky single "Bed", singer RAYE and relationship expert Susan Winter join Ryan Skyy for a 2-part segment on navigating 21st century dating.

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Using his single "Kiss Me", electronic musician Frank Walker joins Ryan Skyy and co-host Scott Waldman to discuss the nostalgia of the song and how romance has evolved over the years. 

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Using their single "Dare Me" Rafael from Plastik Funk joins the discussion on living life unabashedly and the origins of their hit song.

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2/3rds of electronic group Giiants discuss their single "Yellow" and the surprises of life and the benefit of the unknown. 

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TikTok star and musician Nova Miller discusses gender roles within the music industry and how to combat inequality in 2020.

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Using his song "Don't Leave Me Now", Belgian DJ Lost Frequencies joins the conversation to talk about the fear of abandonment and moving on. 

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Using his song No Therapy, German DJ Felix Jaehn opens up about his personal growth journey and incorporating that into his music. 

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Dutch DJ Sam Feldt joins Life Rhythms to talk all about biohacking and bettering one's self through a systematic approach. 

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Taking from his song “The Bender” Matoma opens up to Ryan Skyy on Life Rhythms about his influences and what matters most.  

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