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This week on the Mountain Music Happy Hour, we’re turning up the volume and shining a light on another fantastic batch of Value 4 Value music from across the Valueverse. We kick things off with a punchy opener from Rock’N’Roll Breakheart before diving into a hard-hitting lineup featuring the likes of Two Weeks in Nashville, Bobby Shell, and the always entertaining Garage T. Rashington III.

Next we set the stage for a run of genre-spanning tracks including Abi Muir, Alicia Stockman, and The Trusted. We’re bringing the vibes with Liv Faith, Longy, and a little Lightning Thrashing promo to keep things wild.

Then we groove with Geoff and The Tonewheels and revisit Jessie Lark, who last joined us on Episode 40. Then it’s a taste of what’s to come with a track from Sara Jade, who’s set to appear on Episode 44.

We keep the mood rolling with Simon James, a chilled-out stretch from Texas 121 and Tony Salomone, and close out with Sat Streamers and Boosters and a smooth finish courtesy of Jimmy V.

As always, thanks for riding along and supporting these artists directly. Value 4 Value lives here.

Theme Song
A HUGE shoutout to Rock’N’Roll Breakheart for the show’s theme song, based on his track Rock’n’Roll Demon. Check him out on his website at RockNRollBreakheart.com.

Chapters in this Episode:

(00:00:00) Show Opening feat. Rock'N'Roll Breakheart

(00:01:29) Underachiever

(00:05:04) Show Introduction

(00:05:47) Excuse Me

(00:08:47) Hoops

(00:12:42) Radio V with Jimmy V

(00:13:12) Wish You Well

(00:16:04) Risking It All

(00:20:25) Break #2

(00:21:31) These Four Walls

(00:24:48) Doomsday

(00:27:53) Lightning Thrashes

(00:28:22) Settle Down

(00:32:02) Don't get me started

(00:34:49) Break #3

(00:35:51) Never Going Back

(00:39:16) This

(00:43:14) Phantom Power Music Hour

(00:43:47) Piedmont Man

(00:47:07) Daddy

(00:50:52) Jessie Lark was on Ep. 40; Sara Jade will be on Ep. 44

(00:52:28) Hippies Raised a Cowgirl - Live, Bands at Bitcoin

(00:55:39) Heart in your Hands

(00:58:15) It's A Mood

(00:58:49) Private Universe

(01:02:12) Red Light

(01:05:44) Sat Streamers and Boosters

(01:07:55) Get Away

(01:13:40) Don't Feel Bad

(01:16:46) UpBEATs

(01:17:23) They Ride (single)

(01:20:43) I'm On Fire

(01:23:14) Show Closing

(01:23:55) Give it Up

- Randy Black

Welcome to another round of the Mountain Music Happy Hour!
Episode 42 is packed with rock, pop, and a little bit of everything in between. We kick things off with Rock’N’Roll Breakheart setting the stage, followed by a powerhouse lineup featuring Ainsley Costello, D.D. Jones, and Joe Martin.

Then we turn up the heat with IROH’s “crash+burn” and Circle the Earth’s “New Religion.” And hey, big news—Sara Jade will be joining us soon! Get a taste of what’s to come with her track “Reel Me In.”

The energy stays high with DJ Yo! before we shift into a moody mix with Luke Wood and Sir Brian with an I. Then, it’s a full-on Johner family takeover—from the Johner Brothers to Brad Johner, The Johner Boys, and Matt Johner, this block is straight-up legendary!

Need more? We’re giving a nod to all our Sat Streamers and Boosters while vibing to Suzanne Santo and Jessica Lynne Witty.

The Phantom Power Music Hour brings it home with Local Zero and HeyCitizen before we close things out with a killer chat—Abel James joins us to talk about “Voodoo Queen,” and of course, we let the song take us home.

Raise a glass, hit play, and let the music do the talking!

Theme Song
A HUGE shoutout to Rock’N’Roll Breakheart for the show’s theme song, based on his track Rock’n’Roll Demon. Check him out on his website at RockNRollBreakheart.com.

Chapters in this Episode:

(00:00:00) Show Opening feat. Rock'N'Roll Breakheart

(00:01:29) THEREGOESMY!

(00:04:08) Show Introduction

(00:04:30) J

(00:06:35) Can't Promise You The World

(00:10:30) Lightning Thrashes

(00:11:00) crash+burn

(00:15:27) New Religion

(00:18:55) Sara Jade will be on the show soon!

(00:19:49) Reel Me In

(00:23:13) I Must Act Fast (Pop Version)

(00:26:04) It's A Mood

(00:26:40) Death of Me

(00:30:38) Rockstar

(00:33:58) A Johner family block of tracks!

(00:35:02) Maybe She'll Change Her Mind

(00:39:16) Summertown Road

(00:42:48) UpBEATs

(00:43:23) Crazy Talkin'

(00:46:20) D.U.I.

(00:49:27) Sat Streamers and Boosters!

(00:53:18) Worried

(00:57:27) Weekend State Of Mind

(01:00:20) Phantom Power Music Hour

(01:00:49) Taught

(01:04:22) Kiss Me Always

(01:07:54) Show Closing feat. Able James discussing Voodoo Queen

(01:10:13) Voodoo Queen

- Randy Black

Episode 41 of Mountain Music Happy Hour is packed with an electrifying mix of rock, indie, and soulful tunes! Kicking off with Rock’N’Roll Breakheart, the show dives into energetic performances from Henry Invisible, The Doerfels, and James Parm. The Phantom Power Music Hour brings a fresh vibe, followed by standout tracks from Ollie, Monica Larrea, and ROSENTHAL PARKWAY BAND.

Listeners are reminded to check out Episode #2 of the V4V Roundtable before we roll into more fantastic music, including Miranda Ramos, Cory Keith Owens, and Brad Johner. We also tease an upcoming guest appearance from Sara Jade, featuring her song Bourbon at Dawn. The show continues with powerful performances from R.O. Shapiro, Chris Nichols, SUNNN, and more.

As always, we give a shoutout to Sat Streamers and Boosters! before wrapping up with high-energy tracks from Out On The Streets, The Trusted, Circle the Earth, and The Retrograde. Closing things out, Matt Johner delivers a heartfelt finale with Too Young for Growing Up.

Tune in and enjoy the music—cheers to another great episode of M2H2!

Theme Song
A HUGE shoutout to Rock’N’Roll Breakheart for the show’s theme song, based on his track Rock’n’Roll Demon. Check him out on his website at RockNRollBreakheart.com.

Chapters in this Episode:

(00:00:00) Show Opening feat. Rock'N'Roll Breakheart

(00:01:28) Get It Right

(00:06:11) Show Introduction

(00:07:08) Days Gone By

(00:11:18) Nothing

(00:15:09) Phantom Power Music Hour

(00:15:37) Disappear

(00:17:34) Brilliant Sun

(00:21:27) Go checkout the Episode #2 of the V4V Roundtable!

(00:22:43) It'll Be Me

(00:25:41) The Only Men I Need

(00:29:06) UpBEATs

(00:29:42) On Your Side

(00:31:34) Lookin' at You

(00:34:21) SARA JADE WILL BE ON THE SHOW SOON!

(00:35:22) Bourbon at Dawn

(00:38:36) A Song To The Sunset

(00:43:05) It's A Mood

(00:43:41) Eating Snacks

(00:47:14) Just Pretend

(00:50:36) Sat Streamers and Boosters!

(00:53:37) Effigies

(00:56:52) The Lightning

(01:00:14) Lightning Thrashes

(01:00:44) Maniac on Mute

(01:03:13) What Can Be Done

(01:06:38) Show Closing

(01:07:54) Too Young for Growing Up

- Randy Black

In this special episode of Mountain Music Happy Hour, host Randy Black welcomes singer-songwriter Jessie Lark to the show for an in-depth discussion on her journey into the Value-for-Value (V4V) music model. The episode kicks off with the Rock’N’Roll Breakheart, setting the tone for an evening filled with incredible independent music.

Jessie’s track “Rainbows” starts the lineup, followed by an introduction where she shares her motivation for joining the Valueverse—a decentralized, fan-supported approach to music distribution.

Throughout the show, listeners are treated to performances from a diverse set of V4V artists, including Ainsley Costello, Two Weeks in Nashville, The Doerfels, and more. Between sets, Jessie discusses her experiences transitioning from the traditional music industry to the Valueverse, comparing the freedom and direct artist-audience connection it provides.

Other standout moments include Jessie discovering Abi Muir’s “Stockholm”, sharing her love for Monica Larrea’s “Sensitive”, and discussing the emotional depth of Sara Jade’s “Singin’ Woman”. The show closes with a special version of “rainbows (i saw her in green)”, leaving listeners with a powerful final note.

Theme Song
A HUGE shoutout to Rock’N’Roll Breakheart for the show’s theme song, based on his track Rock’n’Roll Demon. Check him out on his website at RockNRollBreakheart.com.

Chapters in this Episode:

(00:00:00) Show Opening w/Rock'N'Roll Breakheart

(00:01:29) Rainbows

(00:04:28) Break #1 - Show Introduction - Welcome Jessie Lark!

(00:08:37) EXLESS

(00:11:34) Ghost Train

(00:14:52) Break #2 - Jessie's reasoning for joining the Valueverse

(00:15:56) Long As You're Loving Me

(00:19:33) Lose My Breath feat. She Is Jules

(00:22:11) Break #3 - Jessie's experience in the Valueverse so far

(00:24:50) Should You Need Us

(00:28:00) That's How We Roll

(00:31:39) Break #4 - Jessie's thoughts on the Valueverse versus the "traditional" music industry

(00:34:35) Be the Wheel [Live in London]

(00:39:16) Too Many Pieces

(00:42:58) Break #5 - Sat Streamers and Boosters

(00:44:49) Jessie talks about finding Abi Muir's Stockholm.

(00:47:08) Stockholm

(00:50:21) Jessie shares her thoughts on Singin' Woman by Sara Jade feat. Elizabeth Bowersox & Jessie!

(00:52:35) Singin' Woman

(00:55:54) Jessie loves Sensitive by Monica Larrea

(00:58:47) Sensitive

(01:03:09) Why Jessie enjoys Lissa Dee's Empty Bottle

(01:04:32) Empty Bottle

(01:07:38) Show Closing and Jessie's new track!

(01:12:27) rainbows (i saw her in green)

- Randy Black

- Jesse Lark

This episode of M2H2 brings a killer mix of independent music that spans rock, folk, blues, and beyond. We kick things off with The Velvicks’ electrifying Somebody Stop Me before rolling into the raw energy of Rock’n’Roll Breakheart’s Wildman (Not A). SOB & The Dangs keep the momentum going with I Guess I Lied, while Geoff Smith’s Gravity slows things down with a touch of introspection.


We explore powerful storytelling with Joe Martin’s Strangers To Lovers and the haunting melodies of Fable’s Samsara. Hannah Blanchard, featuring Alex Bonyata, delivers an emotive performance on Stop, and Rick Black’s Co-Workers brings a unique twist to the mix.


From the folk-rock vibes of Darren Roebuck’s Name Of The Game to the soulful rhythms of R.O. Shapiro’s I Just Wanna Dance With You, this episode is packed with variety. Ainsley Costello’s Daydreamer adds an uplifting touch, while Opus turns up the intensity with Drama. Blues fans will love Jimmie Bratcher’s Don’t Count Me Out, and we close out with the cinematic Final Mile by Hurling Pixels before Karoline Kaminski leaves us with the cutting edge I Want Less Of You.


Discover new artists, support independent music, and keep the Value 4 Value model alive! If you love what you hear, consider supporting these artists directly.


Theme Song
A HUGE shoutout to Rock’N’Roll Breakheart for the show’s theme song, based on his track Rock’n’Roll Demon. Check him out on his website at RockNRollBreakheart.com.

Chapters in this Episode:

(00:00:00) Show Opening feat. Rock'N'Roll Breakheart

(00:01:29) Somebody Stop Me

(00:04:52) Break #1 - Show Introduction

(00:05:16) Wildman (Not A)

(00:09:06) I Guess I Lied

(00:12:44) UpBEATs

(00:13:20) Gravity

(00:15:28) Stop (feat. Alex Bonyata)

(00:19:13) Break #2

(00:19:52) Strangers To Lovers

(00:22:28) It's You

(00:25:14) Phantom Power Music Hour

(00:25:44) Samsara

(00:29:28) Co-Workers

(00:32:35) Break #3

(00:33:07) Name Of The Game

(00:36:21) Lookin' Fine

(00:39:26) Lightning Thrashes

(00:39:56) I Just Wanna Dance With You

(00:43:35) Next To You

(00:45:37) Break #4 - Sat Streamers and Boosters

(00:47:35) Daydreamer

(00:51:46) Drama

(00:55:40) It's A Mood

(00:56:15) Don’t Count Me Out

(00:59:34) Final Mile

(01:02:45) Break #5 - Closing the Show

(01:03:17) I Want Less Of You

- Randy Black

Welcome back to another round of Mountain Music Happy Hour! In this Value 4 Value music showcase, we’re serving up a handpicked selection of independent and emerging artists who bring raw talent, heartfelt storytelling, and foot-stomping melodies to your ears.

This week’s episode is a journey through sound, from introspective ballads to high-energy folk-infused anthems. We kick things off with Almost December’s evocative Is This It, setting the tone for an episode packed with soulful vocals, intricate instrumentals, and lyrics that linger long after the last note fades. Ben Doerfel’s Emma Rose and Ollie’s Late Night Drinking bring a mix of nostalgia and late-night reflections, while The Bottomless and The Plowboys keep things moving with gritty, down-home storytelling.

Midway through, we find silver linings in Anders Fransson’s aptly named Silver Lining before diving into the anthemic The Trusted with Terrible Fight. Indie-Americana vibes come strong with Able and The Wolf’s Stay Awhile and Joe Martin’s Empty Passenger Seat. And just when you think we’re slowing down, Jessie Lark’s Daddy and Cory Owens & The Old Quarry Boys’ Some Day Soon hit with emotional depth and authenticity.

Rounding out the mix, The No Good Redwood Ramblers bring some West Coast charm with California Chrome, while Survival Guide gives us a rebellious edge with Fight Me. Alicia Stockman reminds us of life’s smaller, beautiful moments with Little Dog, and Two Weeks In Nashville turn melancholy into a groove with Be Happy (You Got Something To Be Sad About). Finally, we close out on a high note with Suzanne Santo’s Worried, Abel James’ soulful Don’t Wait for the Morning, and Rick Black’s mysterious 24.07.30.

As always, this show thrives on the Value 4 Value model, meaning if you enjoy what you hear, consider giving back in whatever way makes sense—whether that’s sharing the episode, supporting the artists directly, or sending some value our way.

Grab a drink, kick back, and enjoy the ride. Mountain Music Happy Hour starts now!

Theme Song
A HUGE shoutout to Rock’N’Roll Breakheart for the show’s theme song, based on his track Rock’n’Roll Demon. Check him out on his website at RockNRollBreakheart.com.

Chapters in this Episode:

(00:00:00) Show Opening w/Rock'N'Roll Breakheart

(00:01:29) Is This It

(00:04:34) Break #1 - Show Introduction

(00:05:17) Emma Rose

(00:08:38) Late Night Drinking

(00:11:11) Break #2

(00:11:53) Selfish Habits

(00:16:23) Out of Luck Out of Time Out of My Mind

(00:19:16) It's A Mood

(00:19:52) Mountain Music Happy Hour

(00:19:52) Silver Lining

(00:23:52) Terrible Fight

(00:27:10) Break #3

(00:28:00) Stay Awhile

(00:31:16) Empty Passenger Seat

(00:34:54) Lightning Thrashes

(00:35:24) Daddy

(00:39:09) Some Day Soon

(00:42:36) Break #4 - Sat Streamers and Boosters!

(00:44:29) California Chrome

(00:48:14) Fight Me

(00:51:24) UpBEATs

(00:52:00) Little Dog

(00:55:40) Be Happy (You Got Something To Be Sad About)

(00:58:17) Break #5

(00:58:32) Worried

(01:02:39) Phantom Power Music Hour

(01:03:09) Don't Wait for the Morning

(01:05:42) Break #6 - Show Closing

(01:06:01) 24.07.30

- Randy Black

Get ready for another electrifying edition of Mountain Music Happy Hour, where we bring you the best independent music on a Value 4 Value model! This episode is packed with genre-spanning tunes that deliver everything from soulful storytelling to dancefloor grooves.

We kick things off with The Retrograde setting the tone with I Need a Little, before diving into the raw, live energy of Theo Katzman’s 5-Watt Rock. From there, we spin into the shimmering soundscapes of JoJo Scott’s DiscoBall and the gritty rock vibes of Barbara & The Dirty Shirleys on A Rolling Stone.

The lineup keeps rolling with the hypnotic energy of Local Zero’s Catacomb and the genre-bending sounds of Opus on Doseedu. Fable brings us One Step, followed by the bluesy grit of Chris Nichols’ Bad Bone. Then, The Doerfels crank up the funk with Disco Swag, while Zion drops the moody vibes on Bad Company.

Closing out the set, we have standout performances from Nathan Abbott (Fifty to One), Charlie Crown featuring Kyle Reynolds (Brutal), and the powerful vocals of Sara Jade alongside Jessie Lark on Never Knew. Ainsley Costello keeps the energy high with Change Your Mind, and Jack Holliday slows things down with the groovy Tip Toe, before we wrap up on a high note with Ben Doerfel’s Hey Yo!

Tune in and support the artists who make this show possible! If you find value in this episode, consider giving back in whatever way you can. Value 4 Value means music thrives because of you!

Listen, enjoy, and keep the music alive!

Theme Music:
A HUGE shoutout to Rock’N’Roll Breakheart for the show’s theme song, based on his track Rock’n’Roll Demon. Check him out on his website at RockNRollBreakheart.com.

Chapters in this Episode:

(00:00) Show Opening w/ Rock'N'Roll Breakheart!

(01:28) I Need a Little

(05:31) Break #1 - Show Introduction

(06:13) 5-Watt Rock [Live in London]

(10:02) DiscoBall

(13:13) Break #2

(13:49) A Rolling Stone

(18:31) Catacomb

(21:34) Phantom Power Music Hour

(22:04) Doseedu

(24:37) One Step

(28:16) Break #3

(29:23) Bad Bone

(32:18) Disco Swag - single

(35:02) UpBEATs

(35:37) Bad company

(38:49) Fifty to One

(41:48) Break #4 - Sat Streamers and Boosters

(43:58) Brutal (feat. Kyle Reynolds)

(46:45) Never Knew (featuring Jessie Lark)

(49:52) Lightning Thrashes

(50:22) Change Your Mind

(52:47) Tip Toe

(55:35) Break #5 - Show Closing

(56:27) Hey Yo!

- Randy Black

Episode 36 of Mountain Music Happy Hour kicks off with snju’s track, Cold Hearted, setting a strong and soulful tone for the show. The energy continues with Henry Invisible’s funky and rhythmic No One Knows, followed by the dreamy and atmospheric Nowhere Anywhere from Survival Guide. Tanya Winch then takes us on a sun-soaked journey with Riding With The Top Down, offering a smooth and carefree vibe.

Midway through the episode, Jim Costello delivers the heartfelt Center, while Garage T. Rashington III shifts gears with the spacey and ethereal Celestial. The folk-rock infusion of Scott O’Brien’s Irrational keeps the momentum going, leading into the playful and nostalgic Apple Pie by TJ Wong. The episode also showcases Jessica Lynne Witty’s high-energy track Warning Label and Mellow Cassette’s introspective Expecting the Worst. JoJo Scott follows up with the sweet and catchy Honey Girl, adding a touch of warmth to the mix.

The final stretch of the show leans into deeper blues and storytelling-driven songwriting. Jimmie Bratcher’s Bad Religion offers a soulful and gritty edge, while Jimmy V keeps things introspective with Wonderin’. Lissa Dee’s Empty Bottle brings an emotional, heartfelt performance, leading into Chris Nichols’ upbeat yet reflective Single You. Wrapping up the episode, Sara Jade delivers Cash Back, a perfect closer with its smooth vocals and engaging melodies.

As always, Mountain Music Happy Hour continues to highlight a diverse range of independent artists, embracing the value-for-value model to keep great music thriving. With a mix of rock, blues, folk, and indie sounds, this episode offers something for everyone while celebrating the artists who create these incredible tracks.

Theme Song
A HUGE shoutout to Rock’N’Roll Breakheart for the show’s theme song, based on his track Rock’n’Roll Demon. Check him out on his website at RockNRollBreakheart.com.

Chapters in this Episode:

(00:00:00) Show Opening

(00:01:28) Cold Hearted

(00:05:10) Break #1 - Show Introduction

(00:05:44) No One Knows

(00:08:51) Nowhere Anywhere

(00:12:00) Break #2

(00:12:31) Riding With The Top Down

(00:16:19) Center

(00:19:02) Phantom Power Music Hour

(00:19:31) Celestial

(00:22:48) Irrational

(00:25:10) Break #3

(00:25:50) Apple Pie

(00:30:32) Warning Label

(00:34:07) Lightning Thrashes

(00:34:37) Expecting the Worst

(00:37:51) Honey Girl

(00:41:02) Break #4 - Sat Streamers and Boosters

(00:43:26) Bad Religion

(00:46:51) Wonderin'

(00:50:47) UpBEATs

(00:51:24) Empty Bottle

(00:54:31) Single You

(00:57:13) Break #5 - Show Closing Segment

(00:57:51) Cash Back

- Randy Black

Welcome to another episode of the Mountain Music Happy Hour, broadcasting from Johns Creek Studios in Milton, West Virginia!


This week, we’ve got a fantastic lineup of Value-for-Value (V4V) artists bringing fresh sounds and timeless tracks to the show. We kick things off with Chrissy Got Your Keys by Elastic Cactus, followed by Try from Cory Keith Owens. Later, we feature Crazy Lucy by Lara Price, I’m Still Here by Longy, and Twice Shy by Riski.


We also highlight Wealthy Man by Arthur Yoria, Paradise by Bad Strangers, and an older favorite, Crocodile Tears by Joe Martin. We bring back Rainbows by Jessie Lark, Kingdom Come by TJ Wong, and play Mayday Mayday (featuring Sir Brian with an I) with Higher for the first time.


Ths show heads to its end with tracks from Ryan Fonda (Help Me Believe), June & the Jets (Leave It Alone) and Ainsley Costello (Cherry On Top). We finally close out the show with a track from friends of the show The Doerfels with their newest release to the Valueverse, What Love Is.


As always, this show is powered by the V4V model—no ads, no paywalls, just great music supported by you, the listener. If you found value in this episode, consider giving back to the artists and the show. Enjoy the music, and we’ll see you next time on the Mountain Music Happy Hour!

Theme Song:
A HUGE shoutout to Rock’N’Roll Breakheart for the show’s theme song, based on his track Rock’n’Roll Demon. Check him out on his website at RockNRollBreakheart.com.

Chapters in this Episode:

(00:00:00) Show Opening

(00:01:28) Chrissy Got Your Keys

(00:05:37) Break 1 - Show Introduction

(00:06:04) Try

(00:09:00) Twice Shy

(00:11:58) UpBEATs Promo

(00:12:33) I'm Still Here

(00:16:25) Crazy Lucy

(00:20:23) Break 2

(00:20:44) Crocodile Tears

(00:23:54) Wealthy Man

(00:27:32) Lightning Thrashes Promo

(00:28:02) Paradise

(00:31:08) Two sparks

(00:35:56) Break 3

(00:36:34) Rainbows

(00:39:39) Kingdom Come

(00:42:44) Phantom Power Music Hour Promo

(00:43:13) Higher- featuring Sir Brian With an I

(00:46:16) Don't be a fool

(00:48:24) Break 4 - Sat Streamers and Boosters

(00:50:31) Help Me Believe

(00:52:53) Leave It Alone

(00:56:37) Cherry On Top

(00:59:32) Break 5 - Last Break

(01:00:26) What Love Is

- Randy Black

Welcome to Episode 34 of the Mountain Music Happy Hour, recorded on February 2, 2025. This week, we're not live but coming to you from the recording studio, bringing you the latest and greatest tracks from the Valueverse. We kicked off the show with "Rockstar" by Sir Brian with an I, followed by "Way to Go" by Survival Guide. Our new theme song, was crafted by Rock'N'Roll Breakheart, and we are thrilled to feature it as our opening tune.

Throughout the episode, we explore a diverse range of music genres. We  feature tracks like "Don't Forget Me" by Sam Means and "Floor to Ceiling" by Jeff Montgomery, showcasing the variety and talent within the value verse.

We take a moment to acknowledge our listeners and their support through boostagrams, with special mentions to Salty Crayon, Sir TJ, Chad F, and Rock'N'Roll Andy for their contributions. Their support helps us continue to bring you the music you love.

In this episode, we also highlight other value 4 value music shows, including "It's A Mood," "Phantom Power Music Hour," "UpBEATs," and "Lightning Thrashes" encouraging listeners to explore these fantastic podcasts. We emphasize the importance of supporting artists directly through modern podcast apps, bypassing traditional music industry channels.

As we wrap up the show, we express our gratitude to Rock'N'Roll Breakheart for his contributions to our theme music and look forward to more exciting tracks in the Valueverse. Stay tuned for "Satoshi Streamer" by Rock'N'Roll Breakheart as we close out this week's Mountain Music Happy Hour.

Theme Song
A HUGE shoutout to Rock’N’Roll Breakheart for the show’s theme song, based on his track Rock’n’Roll Demon. Check him out on his website at RockNRollBreakheart.com.

Chapters in this Episode:

(00:00:00) Show Opening with NEW Theme Song

(00:01:30) Rockstar

(00:04:50) Way to Go

(00:07:57) Transition 1

(00:08:10) Don't Forget Me

(00:11:38) Phantom Power Music Hour Promo

(00:12:07) When The Time Is Right

(00:15:02) Floor To Ceiling

(00:17:35) Transition 2 - Boostagram Reviews

(00:18:48) Anne-Cecilia

(00:21:52) It's A Mood Promo

(00:22:28) Had To Let You Go

(00:25:57) Hit & Run

(00:29:22) Transition 3 - Website Updates and Information

(00:31:50) I Want to Believe

(00:35:55) Elevator Music

(00:38:52) UpBEATs Promo

(00:39:28) Love Like Yours

(00:43:10) Tongue Stud Boogie

(00:46:47) Transition 4

(00:48:06) Just One More Time

(00:51:49) Lightning Thrashes Promo

(00:52:20) You Problem

(00:55:46) Show Closing

(00:58:41) Satoshi Streamer

- Randy Black