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Mid-Year Music Episode 2026

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00:00 I'm not good at goodbye. I miss the sunshine in your eyes. Who say cowboys don't cry. Let's take one last ride. This season on Euphoria. Rest in peace, Olive Tree. Is that who this is? Yes.
00:34 Oh, wow. So, you know, not to start off with a downer, but we're honoring a life in music that was out there. This is the music episode. Hey, Townie. Welcome to another episode of Dumb People Town. Population Music. It's a music episode with Matt Price. Hello.
00:51 Maddie Mix them up. Jonah Ray. Hello. The great Jonah Ray and Mr. Jay Logic. What to do? What's up, dude? And me and Randy. What?
01:00 All right. I guess we're here. That's my fun nickname is the great Jonah Ray. The great Johnna. J. Logic. Jonah Ray Ray. Jonah Ray. The great Jonah.
01:07 Little Jonah Ray Ray. A little Jonah. Tiny Jonah Ray. Baby Jonah Ray is here. Jera Ray. Joe Ray Ray. Joe Ray Ray. And we've got great music that we found this year that didn't come from this year.
01:19 So this is music that we found this year that didn't come from this year. Yeah. And we're going to hope and pray that the dongle works as we're passing it around. So Olive Tree, which is where I used to buy all of my men's clothing. Like, was that the Oak Tree? That was the Oak Tree. Different. This guy just died.
01:36 He literally. Yeah, really, man. Is his name Olive Tree? Yes. It is. And it is a very fun name. And a good joke. Thank you.
01:44 And Sajjo. Hey man, I expect that sort of somber attitude from Jonah Ray, but not Joe Ray Ray. Not Joe Ray Ray. Jare Ray is way funnier. Yeah, you're right. I'll do it again. I'm sorry, RIP, Olive Tree. Get them, Rand.
01:58 Yeah. There's that Chiray Ray Ray. That's the attitude. We're here to talk about music that we discovered this year that was not made this year. And I'm going to start with a song. We'll go this way. Are you going to start with a song?
02:09 That's a good idea. We're going to help you guys formulate your summer playlist. Yeah, hey, 4th of July right around the corner. This song came to me as I was observing a TikTok trend when a pretty poor dancing white guy who was like a baggage handler or like a guy in the jetway of an airplane was trying to do this. It's like the Memphis slide or something like that
02:32 and it's always done to this song, which is an old song. Logic, is this the Memphis slide? I don't even know. I'm calling it the Memphis Slat. Okay, go ahead. Let logic focus on picking five. He's picking one of 8,000 songs. He's stressed already.
02:44 I know we're not filming it, but you can't. I'm sweating like R. Killing and a girl's cat right now. It is. This is take. Get them, Jay. This is take to charge by Project Pat. Enjoy it.
02:57 She's a freaking young gal, a bisexual. But a hustler, though, at a sales of snow. With that juicy fat thing, I can't let you go. What's she doing, man, with all that I bet you know. Baby girl, take them true. Yep. Get them birds and that herb and receive her dog. Clock deep like a brain when she's steam.
03:19 Check the meme, though. To do the, the I could never learn the dance music. The pace of this song is everything I need right now. When you guys find the videos of this, on Instagram and TikTok, they're amazing. You will love it. People dancing this.
03:35 All from behind, half the dance is done with your back to the camera. It's a lot of... So it's a camera face dance, then. Footwork, it's so good, dude. It looks like they're almost giving directions at the airport. That's why the guy doing it at the airport is doing... It's so good. Dude, he landed a plane just doing this thing.
03:58 He also crushed a few. Before he got it down. Before he got it down. I love the Jay was like, you know, the footwork is very important. On a dance? Footwork's important. Oh, so you don't use your upper... body when you're dancing.
04:12 I'm going to start with a song. Welcome to the music episode. I could talk about my life for 28 minutes. I get to a sign that John has tab already. Project Pat, it's like the first time I have to leave early. Project Pat. Take the charge.
04:28 I'll take to charge. Just like the Knicks took the charge. There we go. Music episode. Music episode. All right, sorry. Mix is fine. That was Project Pat.
04:37 Out of the gates with a banger. That's great. To make us all feel good about our. I think he needs the other one. Maddie makes him up, give him the old... It was already locked in. Logic is taking the cord. How are you, by the way?
04:47 How are you feeling? You look great. Thank you, sir. I hope you're healthy and feeling strong. Your nail polish is fantastic. Yes. I make, you know, it's on point. I've been making girls mad all week.
04:57 You know what I'm saying? Why? Or making them jealous all week. Yeah, I'm jealous. What are you saying? Oh, that guy's saying they got a nail. Highlighter green. And if I may say so,
05:07 Nick's colors on this side. Gatorade and like Gator. If I may say, So you nailed it. Why is that funny? Jerey, Ray, loved it.
05:15 Yeah, why is that joke I made funny? Why are you laughing? Now we'll see who's laughing. Project Pat. Laugh with your legs. So this is Go to New York Girl by Jesse Hitzer. No,
05:24 we're not going to do that. Wait. Go to New York. Jay mix them up. This is a Congolese band. Yep. I'm not going to say when they form, but.
05:35 Oh. Is this in honoring D.R. Congo's First goal. First goal of all time in the World Cup. You've seen the dude who just stands there and like a statue. Like a statue. He's unbelievable.
05:49 And their outfits when they got off the plane were phenomenal. Those were insane. Yeah. So even the guy who stands like a statue wouldn't help him, wouldn't be able to help himself. He'll be dancing to this. Yeah. With his feet. So this is Franco and Le, T.P. OK jazz.
06:04 It's a song that's called La Verte de Franco. Let's hear it. Let me just make, hopefully, the volume. We know how that goes. James Renko? Yes. One corona for you, one for your mouth. This summer.
06:28 This summer. Interesting. Samba. Love this. I can tell that everything we ate for lunch was very seasoned. Very well. This reminds the music I heard in cafes in Cuba when I was in Cuba. Yeah, I love this stuff.
06:56 You got to tell me about the Cuba trip. Do we know the year? Do we know the year? Are we going to guess? We're going to play the game. Okay. Jay, yours was 2002, I think. Oh, really?
07:09 I'm going to bring them back to the slide. 2002. You can't keep your shoulders still while listening to that song. That is so good. I just want to, you know. A little Blenavis'a social club vibes. Who was that again? Who was that again?
07:21 That is Franco and the lead T.P. Okay, jazz. It used to be just Franco. And then they, when one member died, they added new members and they added, you know, added names to it. So they have a plethora of music. Like, I mean, their catalog ranges, oh, I can't give the year. So, who wants to guess the year? 1972. I think it's 1968.
07:45 74 59 Randy wins nailed it wow really 1967 yeah baby I like that man
07:58 that was so whoever's such a vibe we can all tell that someone's auntine is being cooked for them and they you know had them in the studio just doing all kinds of crazy
08:06 that's an outdoor at someone's house barbecue in the backyard summertime sun's going down we're all having a good time I'm playing this at Randy's next pool party when I was uh when I was bartending at the place in Highland Park,
08:18 like during the day on the weekends. What was that like? Block party. Yeah. So that's the kind of stuff I would play. Love it. Just because it was just like, and made me feel less sad. Well, that's the kind of stuff you play when there's a breeze, like open the back door in the front door. There's a breeze coming through.
08:33 Yeah, yeah. Yeah. There's always a breeze coming through during that song. Great song. Great song. Okay. So this one is, it's, it's from a band that I have been listening to since I was in high school, maybe even a little before that. but it was one of those things where it's like they put out an album I didn't like or like necessarily connect with right away and so I just kind of didn't listen to them after that and then I think also you know your tastes move on and you kind of go on and I would still go back and I listen to like the old albums I like all the time and then like it you know it did an
09:04 auto play and it played a song from an album I didn't realize had come out after that other album and I was like oh shit and this is a band called a veil they're from Richmond Virginia they're like a legendary kind of hardcore punk band, but they have such hooks and such like, Americana in them where it's like, it's like what I wanted from the whole state, it's like, it's like, like if a punk, punk guys were doing like Springsteen or more John Mellencamp kind of stuff. I mean, were you about to say the hold steady? I did.
09:31 Yeah, the whole study is kind of like in that pocket. Yeah, so in that pocket. But they kind of like stay a little bit more traditional. And like, but these guys are still have that energy and that speed of like a punk band. Wow. Yeah. So, uh, here you go. This is black and red by a veil.
09:44 Okay. Volume up. This sounds very quiet, doesn't it? Yeah. My volume's all the way. Ted Leo like. Oh, yeah. Yes.
10:17 Fourth of July party. And just like catchy punk. Yeah. You know? But then that like that sing-along, that anthematic stuff that kind of like, And this guy, Tim Barry, he's, like, put out a bunch of soul out and acoustic stuff. And he's, like, a real true, like, writer of the rails. Oh, I love it.
10:38 Like, a real troubadour. I love it. I mean, this has just got such an energy. Yeah. And all their stuff is very much like this. They're very much from the South. And, like, in that good way. Like, you know, like, they're, like, really progressive, really, like, just, like, do a ton of stuff.
10:54 Like, ethics are, like, just in line with, like, true punk rock, you know, stuff. And I like when they go fast and then they slow it down and so you feel like the crowd's with them the whole time. Yeah, exactly. And they're seeing them live too. It's like they have a real command of it too. But, yeah, anyone want to guess the year? You kind of gave it away a little bit by saying high school. 91?
11:20 No, I'm not that old. Oh, shit. Geez. There it go, man. 2003? Okay, 2003. 2006. 2006?
11:28 I'm going to say, uh, 97. Okay, that's like during the albums I was listened to was 97. This album came out in 2002, which means... Is the winner. Let's show him what he won. A new car. An opportunity to pass the dongle. Great first song, everybody.
11:51 Great tracks. I love it. Okay, my first song, I've always got to represent Chicago in some way. This gentleman is from Oak Park Oak Park If you know you know you know And if you don't know you don't know you know Chicagoans
12:10 His name's Neil Francis He's actually playing the troubadour Tonight Tonight Are you going? Are you going? Sold out Dang
12:20 Sneak in Just found out Okay Yeah show up You know that back alley I'm breaking in the tribun I got food from Dan Tannas for the band
12:27 I mean I would just stretch a jaw and get the work, you know what I'm saying? It's like saying I'm voting for Spencer Pratt illegally. I'm going to break into the tribunuchs. Same. Confessing the crime. Okay. Neil Francis, he's, oh, I'm not going to say when.
12:43 But actually, this is a perfect old, new. Found it, discovered it how? Discovered it? I think I heard it on 885, the SoCal Sound. Copy that. I think I heard Neil Francis on there. He's got a real, like, funky slash blues Chicago bluesy influence vaude.
13:04 Let's see if the dongle works properly. Oh yeah. It's working. It's got a little bit of an intro before he gets into it. Let's give this some volume of juice. Aaron, crank this if you can. I'm going full volume on my end. Okay. Maybe Aaron will crank it up in the boot.
13:23 Yeah, there we go. Juice, Aaron. Oh, thanks, Aaron. Thanks for doing it after mine. We can go back and do yours. Here we go. Uh-oh. This is when I'm just driving through L.A. at night.
13:44 You look out your window, you see the bass player walking down the sidewalk plane? Exactly. High or low? Very high. It's so good. It's like the Mac DiMarco wants to be. Mm. A little bit.
14:06 I also love artists who stay in their time. I mean, Chicago is obviously a huge town, but he's a day. air. That's not the keys, you know. That's a Chicago thing. Keeping it local. There are a lot of Chicago artists who are like, this is the end. It's the end all the old.
14:22 Kind of is. It's a livable city. Very livable. So good. Anyway, I want to keep playing to the horns, but I won't. No, play it to the horns. I still got to do my ears. Get to the horns.
14:34 Get to the horns. Get to the horns. Man, you can also search for each song. Yeah. We just do play them one at a time. Okay, here we go. Hold on. By the song, it's called Changes Parts One and Two.
14:51 We're just listening to Part 1, right? Oh, does it switch to part 2 when the horn is? I don't want to give it away. Hold on. Chicago. It's the band Chicago? Oh, yeah. Sorry.
15:08 It's not Neil France. It's the band Chicago. All right, folks. What do we think? What year? Oh, wow. Classic old or new. Neil Francis changes parts one and two.
15:18 I mean, he's playing the truth. I'm gonna say 2016. I'll say 20, 2008. That's a great point. Yeah. That's a great. He could be 80. I don't know.
15:29 He could be 80. Yeah. In fact, he is. 1979. 86. This is from 2019. Oh, okay. Wow.
15:42 Wow. Fushing it. Logic, just killing it. All right, here we are. I remember him doing a Coachella set a few years back. Oh, is that right? I think so, yeah. But it wasn't like in Coachella was one of those parties outside of Coachella.
15:55 Oh, yeah. Oh, okay. Sure. Nice. Those are actually more fun now than being inside Coachella now. Like the hotel mini concerts. It hangs outside. Yeah.
16:04 Yeah. Being inside of Coachella is after a certain age is not. That's how you know you're old. Right. You know you're old and they're like, I'll take the outside. Yeah. I'll take old cella. Old cellar.
16:13 Now, this song is so familiar to me when I heard it. I love the guy's voice. His voice sounds like Arthur Russell to me. And his name is Bobby Charles, and I'll tell his whole story later. But I came across it as I was, as I was, you know, you make sort of like you pick a group or whatnot on Spotify and they just throw a bunch of things down your way. And so I found this. And I was like, God, this is so good. and it sounds like I've known this song forever.
16:42 Love the organ, love the vibe, and then you guys can pick the year, and I'll tell you a little bit more about them. You know how people are they can't stand to see someone else do what they like to. It's all small town tall. It's all small town.
17:24 You mustn't pay no mind Don't believe They'll try to do it every time Just love it You can't believe Everything you hear For what you see Summertime camp
17:52 And if you're gonna Believe in anyone You gotta believe it. It's all small town. Great. So good. All right. Let's try to guess the year.
18:11 It feels like familiar. Yeah, right? I heard it the first time I'm like, I know this song. I know this voice. All right. Let's get the year and then we'll play it to play. Like little feet. Okay, exactly.
18:20 So what year do you think this can? 74. 74. What do you think, logic? 88. 88. Okay. I was going to go 73, but I'll go 75.
18:29 Okay. Yeah, I'm thinking little feet. So I'm thinking. 71. Okay. This album came out, Bobby Charles 1972. Oh. Oh. You're in the right ballpark.
18:44 Produced by Rick Danko of the band. He was in the last waltz, but never made the final cut of the movie. And is like a Louisiana Louisiana musician, famous Louisiana musician. Been around forever, and I bet he's played his fair share of
19:01 jazz. Let's take it a break. We come back. song number two is the mid-year music episode. Music we found this year but didn't come from this year. We're just getting going. Yeah, small town to talk to know how people are. They can't stand the seat. Someone else to do. That's something we miss, right?
19:21 It's like songs that just used to be like nice advice from a friend. It's just small town. Yeah, small town. Hey, hey, people don't like to see other people doing well. So just it's small town time. That's the message in there. Yep. You know.
19:34 Don't believe a word. That would be a song being like, it's like, don't listen to the haters. Yeah. Essentially. It's a small. And what a, like, what shade he's thrown on that town? Small town town, town. Small town, town.
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24:07 Yeah. Just hang out, drink some wine, hang out, smoke some weed, do whatever you got to do. Bring a bunch of people together. Each bring three songs and then you guys got to mix. And then you kind of pass the don't know. And then maybe an orgy starts. You don't know.
24:18 Yay. You're not saying. It just depends what music you're playing. Right. All right. This group for me. You say if Jon. What does you mean?
24:30 Why is you? If John is playing all the music for the orgy, it gets over real fast. It's real fast. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, it's intense and then it's over. Yeah, yeah, minute and eight seconds. A little rabbit poops.
24:41 Yeah. Pop-papa, pop, pop, pop, pop. All right, so I found this band. I don't know where I was sort of like searching around new bands that sound old or old bands that sound new. There's kind of a mix to it. You put that into the AI or? I did.
24:56 No, it just, I don't know. I was on a kick for that. So this band is called the, heavy heavy oh yeah you know them i do great uh they remind me a little bit of uh what was cotton jones jones remember that guy yeah he was sort of a portland guy i think who sounded like from the 60s sent a model back i think matt bass put him on yeah that sounds right mixes uh from your holidays so i it's very hard for me to choose between these two songs but i'm going to do the second song because my daughter made the wrong choice made the wrong choice my daughter said she liked this one
25:27 more A faster song It's like a tubing Yeah Yeah Right Someone's got a speaker That's waterproof
26:13 Right Floating down In an inner tube On the lazy river Raining sound By holding out of working I can see this song Opening a movie
26:22 Yeah Yeah I did see this album The whole album's great It's like a summer It's like one summer day Yeah but like towards the end of it
26:41 yeah yeah that like nice warm light kind of coming through the trees Jonah's setting the shots Jonah's like I'm gonna need someone to run me a flag over there we're not shooting anything
26:52 this is audio only but if you guys can act like it for me I just want to ask it all right that's savvy heavy the song is called Go Down River and it's just trying to guess what this one sounds like 1960s
27:05 gonna throw us off the trail but he did that the drum sound reminds me of that Foxygen Yeah, yeah Yeah, yeah. So I'm going to say maybe to hang out
27:15 2006. I'm going to go 2011. I mean, I had a song from them on here. Oh, you did. Happiness.
27:26 Oh. Which I love. So it's like, I mean, it's in the like, it's like 2019. I say 20,
27:36 21. Okay. Get your answers in at home. in 2020. Yay. It's all around it. There we go. And that's a song that I really love.
27:45 I love that. I love it. It's a good, tough group. They're a perfect old new band. There you go. Perfect old. Jonah gets that dongle. He's got that dongle.
27:54 Yeah, that song, Happiness. Yeah. Have you heard that song? Yes, I have and I love it. And the reason I got into a lot of their stuff, I kind of, once I found a couple of these songs, I was like, what's everything they've done? For those who don't know, Logic has a tough time selecting the songs, because because he loves them so much.
28:11 It comes from a place of love. Am I right or am I wrong? Pretty much. Yeah, I literally pull them seconds before they hand me the donkey. You know what he doesn't love? Our time. Yeah. Table read.
28:25 This was a swipe through on Instagram. I've pretty much trained my algorithm to just keep throwing songs at me. Table read is more like a table red at this point. I haven't brought it up once. So this song is. called Ports and the band's called Tiny Emperor.
28:43 I love that as a band name. Already. The video's great too. Lab machine's better now. Untamed Impala. All the Mali's kicking in. Kicking in. But this is like this song is a drug trip.
29:43 No, it's like in. We're in the goby tent right now. It's a day club, but I'm cool. Tame Impala vibes. Am I right? It's like Taman Paula had a baby with Jay Dilla. Yes. It's funny. Taman Pala's a band that I never thought twice about until recently.
30:03 Like a couple songs came on the radio like here and there. And I was just like, this is great. I was like, oh, I think I like came and Paula. I didn't know. We bought the album that had like the silver ball and all like the purple from a few years ago. What's funny is they started an indie band, but like my kids know that. Oh, they're huge. Like they're huge.
30:19 That's wild. Like it has like seeped into just general pop culture. Well, they're all over TikTok. You know, they're like the perfect. Let's make an audio to them. This is like a little, like the, it's like a soundscape with cool stuff. Yeah, yeah. Some Tyco in there.
30:33 Those guys are from Sweden, so you can. Really? Sweden, they love soul music and they love, they, they've, they, they, they, they, I think they're the best at combining modern electronic and old soul. Mm-hmm. So, uh. Why do you think that is? Did they just take time to appreciate the old soul and like, yeah, because, I mean,
30:52 think about how many. festivals happened in Sweden back in the day. All the jazz festivals, all the funk festivals. That was basically, if you were black artists back in the day, it was the only place you can actually go and get paid was in Europe and mainly Sweden and other spots adjacent to them as well.
31:08 Also, the festivals can go a lot longer because the daylight lasts a long time during the summer. Hey. Montrose Jazz Festival. What year do you guys think? 2020. That could be 2024. 2018. 2020.
31:28 Right? He hit it on the note. Oh. Wow. It felt like they released it right before COVID hit. Right. It was like a fun song that they're like, oh shit, the world's not fun anymore. Yeah.
31:37 Everyone's going to dance this all the time. Oh. Make sure you dance real close when you put this one on. All right. This one, I think I think I came across it on, you know, my preferred radio station in the morning, K-E-X-X-P. Yes, Seattle station. So that's my favorite station. It's really great.
31:57 Makes me feel good. And I think so it was like just on my list and I was going through stuff trying to see like. I just realized a bunch of stuff on my list was from this year. Like, uh, save it for the end of the year. I know, I know, but it's like, uh, but it is weird. Like I was like, I was like, oh, this came out a while. This came out.
32:12 It feels like a long year. But, um, this is a one of those things. It feels like, you know, stitched and taped together. Uh, I know it's clearly like all like done on a computer. But like it's a, it does feel like, you know, handmade, which I really like. They're called Cootie Catcher.
32:30 And the song is called Puzzle Pop. Love. Love. Busy music, but like malchamacy. Yeah, a little pavement. Little pavement, a little weasery. Rivers.
33:17 Yeah. These tributaries, Cuomo. Creek. Cree. Sounds like people just F-in-around in this video having fun. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, it's nice.
33:43 It's like, it's like everyone seems like, like it's like a grip of people like having fun ideas. Love it. Like, you know. No idea is a bad idea. Yeah, yeah. I love it.
33:51 Indy band meets Prefew 73. Ooh. Hey. Hey, there you go. Nice. I like, that's a great call. Great one. All right, what year do we think it came out?
34:00 Yee. I'm going to say, oh. 20-23. Definitely 20-something. 2021. I think 2025. 2025. I guess I was going to say 20.
34:18 He got it though. No, I got it. I got it. I'm the only one playing this game. Let's just let's say if someone gets it. You got to give it to him. Let's give it to price. No.
34:28 Wasn't that exciting? He's got a tamper. It's so good. It just feels very much of the moment. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. I like it's fun.
34:36 It was really good. That was awesome. What's that other band that we like that I played on here a long time ago? Cheekface? Yeah, cheekface. By the way, I saw him today. We connected with them. We followed them and they're like, we're fans of you guys.
34:49 And they're like, we like you guys. You saw them? I saw him today at Mendocino Farm. Guy from cheek face. Guy from cheek face. What's his order? It was in the bag. Does he get the curried cooos?
35:00 Does he get the curried cooose? He had his whatever was in the bag and he was just shaking the bag. And I was like, is it a little. like a salad he's like mixing it or something and I so on to be like hey you're the lead singer cheek fake fake he was like shaking I didn't want to bother his shaking he going nice to meet a fan yeah yeah cheek
35:19 shake hey I'm shaking my salad can you get out of here just like it ruins my whole cheek fit behavior to shake shake cheek shake shake shake shake cheeks okay all right so I've been reading Meet Me in the bathroom
35:34 oh you read this no have I seen this They made a movie doc version of a two. Absolutely. Meaning the bathroom is what? Meen the bathroom is an oral history of New York music scene in early 2000s. So strokes, interpol, yeah, yeah, yeah. And one of the people that they talk about, Julianne is so funny now.
35:55 Anyway, gang. Yeah, he has discussed much in that book. But anyway, one of the figures they talk about a lot is Adam Green. Love him. Who, right. Just played the bowl with moldy peaches. Moldy peaches, right. That's how I knew of Adam Green.
36:10 And when we were living there, I don't know if they, and we just moved right when all of this comes started. Jay and I saw them at the Knitting Factory out here. They were at the Nany Factor out here. Oh, really? And we just, he's friends with Harmar. Yes. Armar's in the book a lot. He's in the book.
36:25 By the way. Yeah. Well, it's called Make Me in the Bathroom. Hey. Anyway, we just reached out to Adam Green on like Instagram and I like, I love you, dude. That's great. Well, maybe he'll reach back because I'm about to play one of his songs. songs.
36:37 Oh. You already did. He's like, play it. He said, please don't play my songs. He did us. Exactly.
36:42 He, um, but he did, he said that song was from 2025. He did an album with Binky Shapiro, who I didn't know who that was,
36:51 but she's in Little Joy and she also does a bunch of, oh, little joy is great. Projects, uh, as well. Like he does. Doesn't it's a girl from Book Smart? It's Beanie. Binky Shapiro.
36:59 Let's Beanie Spiney-Bin-Chi-Bin-Supierro that's her stage name. That's her stage name. To come together and open a deli. Yeah. Shapiro Falsy and his formal off her? Binky beans
37:09 Binky beans Yeah Um Logic is thinking about his next song Logic Yeah exactly You guys see my head He saw the real starting
37:15 I caught you mid- Logic wants us to keep going Logic was like Trump at a Nix game I thought he fell asleep I want to speed it up It's a great energy Okay
37:23 I'm gonna do guys vamp So I can figure out the next joint Trump at the Nix game He falls asleep The Nix lose That's the only game They lose the entire time And suddenly they were
37:31 The Nix were in a war With Syria That they couldn't get out of So anyway So he does an album with Biggie Shapiro One album only It's a lot of like Nice sort of like moldy peaches-esque
37:45 It's not like that other stuff he did Little gyms Is it like with Jessica Simpson I don't know that He's like Jessica Simpson Where is your love gone It's not in your music
37:56 You don't remember that Oh shit I would have to be my next song That's amazing Anyway Anyway this song is called here I am. It's a
38:06 delightful little pop gem. Wait, why is it? It's a little off. Let's see, hold on. Again, I like listening to music like this. Yeah, low-fine filter. High pass.
38:26 Oh. Looking down the line at you. Oh, that is a girl. Binyeltsy. Left a trail, I hope you will undo. Biny Feldstein sounds great. The echoes of failure inside someone. Is there a comedian named Shecky?
39:00 Shecky Green. No, more recent. Shecky Beagle. Shecky Beaglein. Shecky Beaglein. Adam Green's about to pop in. Oh, I've heard this song. He could become like a Leonard Cohn.
39:31 type performer. I'm fascinated by Adam Green, and he seems to do many side projects, so much so that I don't think there's side projects. They're his projects. He's somehow managed to make, I think, a really cool career out of collaborations of people. Those people just love. He was so young and he was so young and he'd meet me in the bathroom.
39:54 And it seemed like he was a kid, like literal high school. They were like really, really young. They were super young. And the thing about, I just remember when that much. Moldy Peaches album came out, the low-fi nature of that album was so revolutionary in its own right. All of her recording equipment was in her backpack, which was also a stuffed animal. Yes, yes. Yeah, this is a great song.
40:16 This whole album has a bunch of, like, these similar songs, like quick, like, you know, three-minute songs, like that's side logic. I can hear Sophia Coppola using this for one of her back. For sure, yeah, fully. This is like a moment where a character realizes something. Yeah. This is a lot from all the land too. Anyone want to guess the year? 2010.
40:38 2012. You got it. Wow. Hey, they didn't get to go. I'm doing Jonah's rules. I don't like my rules. You haven't served me well. Was it 2006?
40:49 That's great. I love it. Aran, take us to the brain with your son. 2012. That's right. That's why I said you got it. That's why I pointed out here. I thought it was a bit.
40:59 I thought it was a bit. I thought it was a bit. All right, this next song is a song that I listened to, I came across it, and I heard it. And immediately I was like, I got to play this for Daisy. When she comes back from being abroad, when she comes back from Paris, I got to play this for her. And then she, I was in the car with her, and I played it for her.
41:19 And she was like, no way. I literally, and I will show you the journal page in my journal. I was in Paris, in a park. I heard this song. And in the journal page, it's dated. I said, can't wait to share this with that. So this song for the two of us, I was like, oh my God, this, I love this so much. Just the two of us.
41:38 Just the two of us by Grover. By Grover, Washington, Jr. by Bill Withers. Grover Washington Jr. I know, but Bill Wither's saying on it. Yes, does Bill Wither singing? Singing on Grover, Washington, Jr. song. There were two of them. Just the two of them. This song could not be more of a Maddie Mix-M-Up song. I saw what you did.
41:59 I hear what you did. He even took a break. It was a delaying reaction, but you did it. He took a break. You did it. Thanks for taking a break from the search. He's searching your son. Are you ready?
42:08 He was asleep. This is the name of the band is called Way Dynamic. Have you heard of them? No. Way dynamic, and it's just one dude, but... W-H-E-Y. No, W-A-Y. And the song is called MIFT it.
42:22 So here we go. That's the way so you borrow. I just love that. It's such a good opening one. That phrase is so great. I love this guy too. So good. He's like what Jack Johnson wished to be.
43:10 What's the name, Way Protein? Way Dynamic. That's W.H.U. That's W.H.U.S. Bryce, you've got to make a mix of all these. I know you're headwriting a show And I don't know why I'm putting this on your show I love to do it
43:27 Yeah Let me see if I You literally We should do it I'll do it I'll do it I love this song right Yeah, Tony has a table ring
43:36 It's a table read Logic's thinking about songs Your next Yeah This is great Randy's thinking of down Well you guys got Nice set for your road trip
43:44 This beginning I know dude We're ready to roll Oh yeah please let's get this mix Together All right I'll do it Do it Do it tonight
43:50 Send all your Send all your songs to Randy. We'll do it. When do we think... I'll do it. No, we'll do it. When do we think... I'd love to know it.
43:57 When do we think that's... 2019. 2020. 202. You got it. I ended it. No, that was it. So, 2025...
44:08 You all mifted. You all mifted. Way dynamic. We're going to take it to the break. That was... Come back. The last song. Last song.
44:14 And then we get... And then we're going to turn the cameras on and do a bone... I think we should for one song. Maybe we will. All right. as I mifted it, way dynamic. It's the music episode. Mid-year, stuff we found this year that didn't come from this year. We'll be right back.
44:31 Hey guys, welcome back to the music, the middle of the year music episode. If you have choices and songs tweeted us. Yeah, songs that you discovered this year that came from a different year, just that you think we would like. Send it to us. Send it to us. We're at Sklar Brothers on the other. Follow us. Let's promote in this segment.
44:50 Anyway, what's the best way? Mr. J. Logic on everything, right? Yeah, Mr. J. Logic on everything. Just follow him. Mr. Jay, the initial J. And I have a Jay Photo Photo page on Instagram now too. All right.
45:00 Check J photo. Jonah Ray, you've got a amazing live comedy show here in L.A. called at Scratch Pad. The scratch pad. We don't have a page for it. Okay. It's just at Jonah Ray.
45:11 That's where I put up all the lineups. At Jonah Ray, the lineups are amazing. We've got a chance to do the show. It is one of the coolest shows in Highland Park and a very cool part of town at the Scribble, and it is so good. If you miss mid-2000 It's the invite them up of its time.
45:28 It makes me enjoy comedy. Wait, can you have one this? Yeah, every Tuesday. Every Tuesday at Scribble, all the money goes to providing skill. Yeah, I was going to ask you, how can we get paid. That's whatever. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. It goes to charity.
45:43 Yeah, yeah. If you're upset by it, you should go and take some sessions there. They do offer therapy there. Maybe I'll get my money. Maybe you should look inward. I'll get my money back that way. Yes, there you go. Great.
45:53 Sure. I love it. Matt Price? How can people support you? Headwriting on the regular show? Yeah, it's just premiered actually on HBO Max and Hulu, the new season. So please watch it if you're a fan. Dude, I'm so psyched.
46:06 Absurd. Hilarious comedy. I love it when my friends do dope shit. It's a show that... He's been a part of this for how many seasons. They just brought it back. It was for eight seasons. And then we took an eight-year break and then they brought it back and we're...
46:19 Eight on, eight-off? Eight on. People love it. Eight on. Eight on. Eight off. We'll do another eight-on. And then probably it off.
46:24 If you did another Aidon, how happy would you be? I'd be pretty happy. It's a great game. It's really fun. I love it, and I'm proud of it. The new episodes are really fun, and people are responding to it, so it's cool. And all the money goes to the charity. Wait, no.
46:36 You watch it. Wait, I think some of the money's got to go to us. And you can hear Maddie's voice in there. And I'm in there a little bit, too. Hey, now. Hey, I love it. All right. This is my last song.
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47:28 All right, here we go. Now, so I don't know why it took me a long time to really dig into Mac Miller. But I just started this year. I sort of weirdly discovered him and, you know, can't wait to see him live. Come on.
47:46 Super sad. Started dark. Ended dark. Continued. No, but I'm not saying anything. I this song I don't know
47:55 send your hate mail too uh right it was more of Jake just getting into him now after the fact tweet your hate mail no but this song circles
48:04 just gets me gets me gets me gets me I love it so I'm gonna let this song it's a really beautiful song it's a really beautiful song well
48:45 this is what it looked like right before you fall stumbling around you'll been guessing your direction except you can see it all. Now I cannot be changed. I cannot be changed, you know. Trust me, I've tried.
49:21 I'd send up right at the start of the line. Drawing circles. It gives me chills. It's so beautiful and it's so, it's like honest and real, and it just kind of, it almost is like a country song, you know? I drink my whiskey. Do you think this is directly responsible for jailer roll? Jolly Roll
49:43 Jellarroll Wishes I'm watching But yeah I don't know It's just There's she love And special saucy
49:53 Yeah I just love it What's that thing That I think What's the rapper Y WH Y Y Yeah
50:01 It's like that thing We're just this kind of Indie rock But this kind of Like coming from a Direction of hip hop Yeah You know
50:09 And I know he was like Friends with like Neil Branden He was friends with like, oh, wow. Oh, yeah. He kind of like, he's traveled in circles that we all sort of are connected to. He was, yeah. It's interesting to me to, like, be sad about something.
50:26 It's a bummer. It's a bummer. It's going to it now, right? Yeah. Like, I'm like, I wish there was more coming from this person. My daughter talks about him sometimes because of Ariana Grande, and, like, she talks about how sad it is. Yeah. that they were like they had a true love and um there's a great mural she knows about yeah and that
50:47 there's a mural on beverly right as you head to silver lake boulevard right by temple it is the most most beautiful mural it reminded me of the one that got painted over in silver lake of elliot smith oh yeah but it's like just mac and he's just kind of sitting there and he's got the tattoos on his fingers fingers yeah it's just kind of it captures him in a really beautiful well also it's a kind of a sad, there's like a sadness to him. In his eyes, you can, like, whoever did it. I'm like, wow, that's a really beautiful rendering of Mac Miller. Yeah, and I just feel like he's L.A.
51:20 There's just, it's a really cool, not to be sad, but part of that just is like, it doesn't always make me sad to hear that song. In a weird way, it just calms me down. I don't know how to explain. Well, by the way, he lives on forever through that. So, so we. And so it's great. You're learning about now and you're extending his.
51:39 Legacy. That's right. For sure. Every time we talk about it, we breathe life into it. We say that, we used to say that about our dad. We would do a bit about our dad on stage. We're like, we're telling a story about this person, and we're keeping him alive through this hilarious insane story.
51:52 So anyone want to guess what year that came out? 2014. I would be trying to remember when he was around, I guess, 2012? 2016. Yeah, I was going to say 2017. How long was it? in 2020 that came out. Wow.
52:12 That might have been after he died. It might have been. I think it's after he died. Maybe. This says 2020. Oh. Because he died. Is it a collection?
52:19 Yeah. So this would be, who was working? John Brian, I think, worked on stuff with him too. Oh, damn. And he might have worked on this. So that's another, I remember that was another connect that I felt into.
52:36 It was like this Largo vibe. So anyway, that was my last song. Circles. What I like about me? act that he wouldn't have disavowed hip hop and act like, you know, oh, I didn't do that. I'm a country artist now, you know what I'm saying? He wouldn't stay true and just be like, I'm just a musician. Yeah, I'm just making music.
52:51 Whatever this music comes out and sounds like is what it's going to be. Sorry, sorry, sorry. Jesus. All right, y'all, we're going to go to Amsterdam right now, okay? Right now we are? Yep, yep, yep, yep, yep, yep. John's got a table ready. Get your microdots ready.
53:05 Um. Grasshoppers. This is a song called The River, But, but, yeah. the river by full crate and the black LT and it's like a dollar sign so this is one of these random finds where I'm just floating through
53:20 floating through my music selection and I'm like this looks like a very interesting album cover I'll show you all real quick like it's just like I was like I really like that like I was like well what is this back when you couldn't listen to albums before you basically you know how many elves I took by this is a cool album cover
53:36 and got home with it what the fuck is it's the worst that in like 80s action movies The Shinn's first album I saw and I was like, this is a really cool album cover and I started listening to it at like Amoeba and I listened to the entire thing. At a listening station. I listened to the entire thing
53:49 and I was like, oh, I'm getting this album. It'll change your life. And then Brody Stevens at the SNL after party for when Zach did host to SNL and it felt like our first person like who was a friend of ours hosted SNL. Afterwards, Brody Stevens was talking to us,
54:08 saw James Mercer and I was like, like oh my god I love the shin I was telling him how much I love the shins there was a musical guest that night and he's like James Mercer and grabbed him and he's like do you know the scler brothers and James Mercer's like nope and then walked away oh no and I was like Brody so many better ways to do that it was really funny we laughed really hard as so says I hey shoots De Niro here we go I think there's like an R&B-ish kind of feel so once again the people in that part of Europe they fucking get it man
54:42 like that I think you know what is they have the time to actually envelope themselves in the arts it's not like us where we have to grind grind grind hustle away and by the time we get home to do something for ourselves we're too tired to do anything so let's be more like them
54:56 in some ways the peace in your mind I just want to be the way you are tell me if I try with CISA vibes these guys are from Amsterdam damn I'm not sure where we're Black L. T's from, I know Paul Chris from yesterday.
56:03 He's an 80s kid, so he grew up, I think he was born in 85, so he caught the end of the, you know, that early-old stuff. So, like, he really loves that soul stuff. S.W.C. Peniston, B. All right, what year did that come out? Oh, okay. Last year. 20-25? Yeah. I say 20-23. 2021. I'm going older. I'm going 20.
56:32 18 So much old Are we doing Price is Right rules or No whatever Or 2019 Oh Did you win? Price is right
56:42 Price is right Yeah So says he That's my new game show By the price was right Price was right Price was right Just go against me
56:51 So at my new comedy show I've been having a musical Act on every show It's just really fun Really really really like Been really nice to do that. I've had a lot of great, you know, acts on there. One of them, it was, uh, was recommended to me, my, my friend Christina Johns, who, like, helps me, like, book some of them, because she's in the music
57:09 world. Yeah. And she was like, oh, you have to have this guy on. And then I listened to stuff. I was like, oh, this stuff is like, oh, this stuff is like, oh, this stuff is great. It's like, well, he's been in a lot of punk and hardcore bands in the Chicago scene. He's also, like, huge in the hip-hop and just kind of multi-instrumentalist. And, um, and, uh, oh, I just lost reception. And so I can't play this. Oh, here, here, search it on my phone. That's weird. You want the Wi-Fi? You want the Wi-Fi password?
57:32 No, no, no. Just search the song on my phone. Okay. Oh, wait. He's back. He's back, everybody. Don't worry, everybody. That's really weird, though, just dropped out like that. It's been fine the whole time.
57:43 It's back out. Jay's like, it's my fault. It's disclosure day. It's disclosure day. We'll look up Smartass by N-N-A-M-D-I, which is N-N-A-M-D-I. And this is what's crazy is that's like... I know N-M-D. Got it.
57:57 Yeah, I know them now, too. It turns out we have a ton of Mitchell friends And you played him on On here Like a couple years ago I'll play it for my phone Yeah that's right Plug it and play
58:08 A little real plug and plays You play smart ass? I played a No I don't want to be famous Yeah that's a great song Do you play that in the show? No
58:17 I love that song But he like This song is like It's got like it scratches that late 90s Indy Rock math rock Kind of like guitar stuff He just does so much weird stuff his he played guitar like live and then just did like you know like put did live beats and wrapped over it
58:33 and sang and it was just incredible he's a really really amazing artist and he lives in california now he was a chicago person too no yeah he was a chicago guy yeah for years and now he lives down like uh down you know more in like southern california got you uh but this is uh smartest by nomdi and starts off kind of like a pavement song ooh like that just probably tell me that I'm wrong That might be a little distrauded. Yeah, I do so. To me, there's a problem with the way I see things now.
59:16 You act like such a know-it-all. Good, I know your heart's lurch, but I guess you will. Nice. That's interesting. Yeah. Yeah. I know you hate it when I prove that you are.
59:49 That goes to it. Yeah, you think you're so small. That's a little worse So that's pretty great. I'm still talking like it works A gospel no way. You should have So good.
01:00:14 So good. Yeah, he's great. Yeah. So that's pretty great. And I was like, I'm very excited to, even though I should have found out. You should have found out.
01:00:25 All right, what year? What year? What year? What year? I think that's 2024. I'm going 2022. It is... 23.
01:00:35 2020. Yeah. I'll take it. Thank you. Price was right. Price was right. Has he hit for three or four? So far?
01:00:47 Lost count. I mean, so many times. Lost count. Okay. Lascaum. Take it. He's the messy.
01:00:53 You know what I love about this episode? There are many things I love about it, but I love when like I'm, I've realized, oh, I had a huge blind spot. Yeah. Like, oh, that are. artist. I didn't even know what that was. Heard a little. She's a legend. And this is now I'm
01:01:09 learning about this amazing person. That's how I felt about Mac Miller. Okay. Yeah. You kind of reminded me of it when you said that. So many people were onto him and I'm like, why do I not know this? I should know this. I should know this because I would like this. You'd heard the name, but you just didn't think about it. Yeah. I knew who he was. And I knew when he passed, I was like, it was a big deal. And I'm like, why don't I know this? Yeah. Exactly. Same deal. And so I heard this song. I want to say I heard it on a TV show even. But I don't know. But it's Odetta.
01:01:33 who's legendary. Yeah. And I just didn't know a ton of her work. And I'm going to play the song that I love. It's called Hit or Miss. I hope this song's good or it may not be. Put that up louder, man. It's going to kick it.
01:02:00 Hit, definitely hit. I think Tarantino uses. Did it? I think it might be Pulpiction, maybe. I didn't remember this. Oh, really? closing credits of a Or it could be
01:02:51 A Jackie Brown That or In glorious bastards No no no The one Mr. Black, Mr. White What was that?
01:03:03 Reservoir down Yeah Might be Somewhere between Reservoir and I think Maybe Yeah
01:03:10 I just love it so much And she's like Again reading by I'm like Oh okay This is very Bruce Willis In like Light blue jeans
01:03:19 In a In an 8 You know, any, A-top. Everybody saying, be everybody else. Anyway, she's a, you know, inspirational in the civil rights movement, like, just a legendary that which gives away the time, but who cares? Anyway, I love the song, Here, Miss, by Odetta. Deta sings.
01:03:42 1966. I was going to say 66. So I'll go to 67. 71. 68. 70. Ah. It.
01:03:53 Oh, la, la, la. It's so good. Good. Stop. Right. I think Maddie won today, dude. Thanks for making the mix. I will make the mix, Jake. We're on the road tomorrow. You know, I'll get it down by tomorrow morning.
01:04:09 It's not a competition. It's not a competition. Send it to me now. Send it to me now. Send it to me now. Randy has my phone because his phone sucks. Well, anyway. This is the last song that I'm going to play.
01:04:19 And I love this song. I had a really hard time to choose. I was choosing between a couple. I have a great one that it was just a little too, like, down. I was like we got to play something with a little more energy, especially with what we just heard. This next song is, yeah, by an artist called Jim Ford.
01:04:35 That's his name. And this song called Love on My Brain. And I've heard other songs of his that I absolutely loved. And this is from an album of his called Harlan County. But this is Love on My Brain and get ready. Just looking at all the faces. Remembering all the places that was falling. Oh, getting up my mind.
01:05:53 69. Okay. Hey, yo. 702. 73. I guess what's left? 70. All right.
01:06:07 So this, he was known to many people as the, it was, Slidestone called him the funniest white dude ever. He ever didn't see him. And, uh, this is 1969. Yeah. And he had a great career. He wrote a bunch. He had an interesting career.
01:06:24 Wrote a bunch of songs for people. Came by way of New Orleans again to L.A. wrote songs for people. But he kind of slipped through the cracks a little bit. It's a bummer. It's a sad story. But his stuff was recollected and then put out the collection of Jim Por. But this album, Harlan County, is really good, too.
01:06:42 So anyway, that's the end. Now you can go by your best new car, Jim Ford on in Harlem County. Play it all the way out onto the end. Guys, that's an episode. I hope you guys have a wonderful summer, everybody. and thank you to Dan Van Kirklu. allows us to continue to do this week. Thank you, Darren, to let us do this.
01:06:58 We'll do the end of the year at the end of the year. Get your songs together. And let us know what are some of the songs that you've heard this year, that you've discovered that we're going to come out this year. I love you guys, every single one of you. Love you guys too. This is so fun every time we get together.
01:07:12 Are we doing a Patreon? Do you guys have time for a Patreon? Do you have to split? He's got a table ready. Let me check the traffic. I think probably at this point is better to just stay and wait out traffic. Let's do one quick.
01:07:22 We'll do one song. All right, right. I don't know why this is doing this. Why do you keep sending the song? Okay. Thank you, Aaron, for being our sound on this thing. We love you guys. And, oh, snap, we got to get back to work.