I Listen to Everything

In this episode, we talk about the rule-defying genre that took the jazz scene by storm in the 1960s known as free jazz.Playlist of songs:Intuition - Lennie TristanoCity Of Glass (First Movement): Entrance Into The City - Stan KentonPithecanthropus Erectus - Charles MingusSteps - Cecil Taylor... When Will The Blues Leave? - Ornette ColemanEventually - Ornette ColemanLonely Woman - Ornette ColemanFree Jazz - Ornette ColemanGhosts: First Variation - Albert AylerAscension - Edition I/Pt. 1 - John ColtraneThe Father And The Son And The Holy Ghost - John ColtraneThe Magic City - Sun Ra & His ArkestraHeliocentric - Sun Ra

The 2008 financial crisis left many people without homes, jobs, and hopes for the future... but pop music was there to save us! In the late 2000's and early 2010s, pop songs often featured themes of letting loose, partying, drinking and forgetting about your troubles. Tonight was THE night and tomorrow was uncertain. The only cure for this recession according to popular music was to DANCE! And we may need this cure again very soon.. stay tuned to find out why although I think we all already know

Allow yourself to be immersed in the escapist sounds of dream pop. A genre originally from the 80s combining influences from the psychedelic 60s era with a whole new soundscape, this genre is as weird as it is mystical, magical and often beautiful. The experimentation with sonic textures with reverb, echo, effects pedals as well as whimsical, operatic or breathy vocals from bands like the Cocteau Twins, This Mortal Coil and A.R. Kane would inspire some popular indie bands that we know and love today. Listen and enjoy !Playlist of songs:All I Wanna Do - The Beach BoysLet It Down - George HarrisonSugar Hiccup - Cocteau TwinsLorelei - Cocteau TwinsSong To The Siren - This Mortal CoilFalling - Julee CruiseA Starting Point - Dif JuzBirthday - The SugarcubesPlainsong - The CureCrazy Blue - A.R. KaneStrange - Galaxie 500Tugboat - Galaxie 500Halah - Mazzy StarFade Into You - Mazzy StarHeaven or Las Vegas - Cocteau TwinsSilver Soul - Beach HouseMoney Trees - Kendrick Lamar, Jay RockSpace Song - Beach HouseAdult Diversion - AlvvaysShow Me How - Men I Trust

While house music originated in Chicago, the disco heavy influence inherent in this genre allowed French artists to give their own unique spin to this movement. With strong foundations in disco and electronic music as well as a generation of musicians growing up on 80s dance music, a new wave of house music was born in France known as the French Touch movement. This episode goes into the history behind artists like St. Germain, Motorbass, Bob Sinclar, Air, Cassius and of course, Daft Punk. We hope you enjoy listening!Watch this documentary to learn more about this genre: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNbfgRuypyEPlaylist of songs: Disco Cubizm - I:Cube Disco Cubizm - Daft Punk Remix What to do - Thomas Bangalter Venus (Sunshine People) [DJ Gregory Remix] - Cheek Ezio - Motorbass Deep in it - St. Germain Revolution 909 - Daft Punk Around the World - Daft Punk Music Sounds Better With You - Stardust Lady - Modjo Gym Tonic - Bob Sinclar Prix choc - Etienne de Crecy Feeling for you - Cassius One More Time - Daft Punk World Hold On - Bob Sinclar The Whistle Song - Frankie Knuckles D.A.N.C.E - Justice Neverender - Justice

In this episode, we discuss and listen to a style of music known as Worldbeat - a fusion of Western and non-Western musical styles that began in around the 1980s with artists like Paul Simon, Peter Gabriel and David Byrne incorporating mostly African but also other world music styles into their recordings. While it has its controversies, this genre will allow you to hear sounds you may have not heard before and discover artists from the Global South or as Andrew likes the call it, the recovering countries - you gotta listen to find out what the hell that means.. enjoy ! Playlists of songs: Born under Punches (The Heat Goes On) - Talking Heads Water No Get Enemy - Fela Kuti Expensive Shit - Fela Kuti Ja Funmi - King Sunny Ade In Your Eyes - Peter Gabriel Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes - Paul Simon, Ladysmith Black Mambazo Dance into the Light - Phil Collins (Nothing But) Flowers - Talking Heads Desert Rose - Sting, Cheb Mami Set - Youssou N'Dour Bamboleo - Gipsy Kings Ko-Yan - Salif Keita Boyz - M.I.A. Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa - Vampire Weekend Born Under Punches - Angelique Kidjo Once in a Lifetime - Angelique Kidjo

My really cool rock n roll dad joins us again as a special guest for this episode on Southern Rock! Tune in to learn the history of how a community of rock artists from the southern United States drew from their influences of R&B artists and genres to create a unique sound in rock. From the Allman Brothers to Lynyrd Skynyrd, they incorporated sounds from the blues, soul, jazz, gospel, country and many other Southern genres, so there's something for everyone to enjoy! Playlist of songs: Hey Jude - Wilson Pickett Whipping Post - Allman Brothers Band Midnight Rider - Allman Brothers Band Can't You See - The Marshall Tucker Band Fire on the Mountain - The Marshall Tucker Band Keep On Smilin' - Wet Willie Free Bird - Lynyrd Skynyrd The Ballad Of Curtis Loew - Lynyrd Skynyrd The South's Gonna Do It Again - The Charlie Daniels Band Here Comes My Girl - Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers La Grange - ZZ Top There Goes Another Love Song - The Outlaws Flirtin' with Disaster - Molly Hatchet Hard to Handle - The Black Crowes Hard to Handle - Otis Redding Hold On - Alabama Shakes I Don't - Brittany Howard Magnolia Road - The Allman Betts Band Sleeping Dogs - Blackberry Smoke Broken Window Serenade - Whiskey Myers Frankenstein - The Edgar Winter Group

In this episode we discuss the genre known as emo, a genre that started when a bunch of angry punk kids realized they were getting a bit too angry and needed to explore a new emotion, sadness. Emotional hardcore eventually morphed into the whiny, heartfelt, pop-punky genre that we know and love today. This explode explores emo's journey from the mid-80s to the present. So grab your tissues and tune in..to your feelings Playlist of songs Remainder - Rites of Spring Building - Embrace Kiss The Bottle - Jawbreaker Accident Prone - Jawbreaker In Circles - Sunny Day Real Estate Pink Triangle - Weezer Oh Messy Life - Cap'n Jazz Is This Thing On? - The Promise Ring Screaming Infidelities - Dashboard Confessional Sweetness - Jimmy Eat World The Taste of Ink - The Used Ocean Avenue I'm Not Okay (I Promise) - My Chemical Romance MakeDamnSure - Taking Back Sunday Cute Without The 'E' - Taking Back Sunday This Ain't A Scene, It's An Arms Race - Fall Out Boy That's What You Get - Paramore Constant Headache - Joyce Manor Where the Heart Is - Sweet Pill Starchild - Sweet Pill

Join us as we explore and celebrate the dynamic landscape of Arabic pop music and its growing influence on the global stage. In this episode, we explore rich melodies and rhythms that define the genre while also examining how it intersects with Western styles like hip-hop, R&B, and electronic music. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to the genre, this episode will open your ears to the beats and melodies that are capturing hearts across the globe. Playlist of songs: Le Beirut - Fairuz Matrahak Bi Albi - Majida El Roumi Youm Wara Youm - Samira Said, Cheb Mami Nour El Ein - Amr Diab Aayshalak - Elissa El Layali - Nawal Al Zoghbi Ya Tabtab Wa Dallaa - Nancy Ajram El Wawa - Haifa Wehbe Sabry Aalil - Sherine Allah Aleik Ya Seedy - Ehab Tawfik Don't Know What to Tell Ya - Aaliyah Batwanes Beek - Warda C'est la vie - Khaled Dammi Falasteeni - Mohammaed Afsaasni El3ab Yalla - Oka Wi Ortega Bum Bum - Mohamed Ramadan Mashkalni - Rashed Al-Majed Weled Men Al Shukriya - Eman Al Sharif

Inspired by Jen's experience at the Osheaga festival, this episode explores a genre so vast that it spans several decades. From its groundbreaking origins in the 1980s to its resurgence in contemporary music, join us as we discuss synth pop's unique blend of electronic textures and catchy melodies. We'll also highlight current synth pop acts that are keeping the genre's legacy alive while pushing its boundaries into new sonic territories. Tune in for a dynamic exploration of how synth pop's innovative spirit echoes through today's music scene! Playlist of songs: Runaway - Del Shannon Dr. Who - Delia Derbyshire Pop Corn - Gershon Kingsley Popcorn - Hot Butter Popcorn - Crazy Frog Hiroshima Mon Amour - Ultravox Are Friends Electric? - Tubeway Army RYDEEN - YELLOW MAGIC ORCHESTRA Being Boiled - The Human League Warm Leatherette - The Normal Enola Gay - Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark Just Can't Get Enough Pale Shelter - Tears For Fears Relax - Frankie Goes To Hollywood I Want You - Savage Garden More Than a Feeling - The Moog Cookbook Poker Face - Lady Gaga Bulletproof - La Roux Destroy Everything You Touch - Ladytron Hustle Rose - Metric Walking On A Dream - Empire Of The Sun The Mother We Share - Chvrches Blinding Lights - The Weeknd Physical - Dua Lipa Femininomenon - Chappell Roan HOT TO GO! - Chappell Roan Good Luck, Babe! - Chappell Roan

Dive into the vibrant world of New Jack Swing as we explore the genre that defined the late '80s and early '90s. In this episode, we'll unravel how producers like Teddy Riley blended R&B, hip-hop, and funk to create a fresh sound that took over the charts. From iconic hits to groundbreaking artists, we'll revisit the tracks and trends that made New Jack Swing a musical phenomenon. Enjoy! *Some of the songs on this playlist may confuse you if you're a new jack swing conoisseur. Listen to the episode to find out why we included them! Playlist of songs: More Bounce to the Ounce - Zapp When Doves Cry - Prince Push It - Salt-N-Pepa Oh Louise - Junior Giscombe Nasty - Janet Jackson I Want Her - Keith Sweat My Prerogative - Bobby Brown My Prerogative - Britney Spears Groove Me - Guy Nite and Day - Al B. Sure! Straight Up - Paula Abdul If It Isn't Love - New Edition It's No Crime - Babyface Poison - Bell Biv DeVoe I'm Your Baby Tonight - Whitney Houston Ring My Bell - DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince This Is How We Do It - Montell Jordan, Wino Finesse - Bruno Mars, Cardi B (Remix)

From its origins in Belgian rave culture to its global impact on dance floors, this episode explores the distinctive beats, energetic moves, and cultural influences that define a unique music genre and dance called jumpstyle. It's fun and quirky in the best way possible and will definitely get you jumping so enjoy! Playlist of songs: Halloween - Da Boy Tommy Candyman - Da Boy Tommy Kol Nedra - Da Boy Tommy, Da Rick Jumping All Over the World - Scooter The Question Is What Is The Question - Scooter How Much Is The Fish? - Scooter How Do You Do? - Mouth & MacNeal The Secret - Patrick Jumpen Kom Tie Dan He! - DJ Norman, The Darkraver Freefall - Jeckyll Beatfucker - Ruthless, Vorwerk Stamp On The Ground - ItaloBrothers Original Don - Major Lazer, The Partysquad Bill & Monica - Da Rick

In this episode, we're taking a journey through the world of dubstep music, a genre that started in South London and spread worldwide. From the pioneering sounds of Skream and Benga to the genre-bending innovations of artists like Skrillex, we talk about the significant changes that dubstep went through overtime including a specific type of dubstep called riddim and what makes it unique. So if you're curious about dubstep and want to learn more, tune in! Playlist of songs: Death By Stereo - Plastician Molten - Digital Mystikz Buck & Bury - El-B, Juiceman Night - Benga, Coki Archangel - Burial 0800 Dub - Skream Midnight Request Line - Skream Freakshow - Britney Spears In For The Kill - Skream's Let's Get Ravey Remix - La Roux Bulletproof - Zinc Remix - La Roux Beauty - Silkie Katy on a Mission - Katy B Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites Promises - NERO Bangarang (feat. Sirah) - Skrillex Everyday - Netsky Remix - Rusko Everyday - Rusko Deviance - Dirtyphonics Remix - Excision, Datsik Yasuo - Bommer, Crowell Orgalorg - INFEKT Jotaro - Phiso

While trap music is known for beats filled with hi-hats, snares and hard-hitting basslines, the genre existed before this sound., its name coming from the term "trap house" meaning a house used to make and sell drugs. Southern hip hop artists have been rapping about trapping since the early 90s. Somewhere along the way, producers from Atlanta gave the genre the iconic beat that can be heard on hip hop radio stations till this day. Tune in to find out more about the history of trap music! Playlist of songs: Cocaine in The Back The Ride - UGK Thought Process - Goodie Mob feat. Andre 3000 SpottieOttieDopaliscious - Outkast Left, Right, Left - Drama 24's - T.I. Icy - Gucci Mane Hard in Da Paint - Waka Flocka Flame B.M.F. - Rick Ross, Styles P Ballin' - Jeezy, Lil Wayne Turn On The Lights - Future Tuesday - ILOVEMAKONNEN, Drake Love Sosa - Chief Keef Nonstop - Drake Flex (Ooh, Ooh, Ooh) - Rich Homie Quan 7/11 - Beyonce Trap Queen - Fetty Wap Black Beatles - Rae Sremmurd, Gucci Mane It's A Vibe - 2 Chainz, Ty Dolla $ign, Trey Songz, Jhene Aiko Bodak Yellow - Cardi B Pure Water - Mustard, Migos fukumean - Gunna redrum - 21 Savage

Welcome to our first episode in the country genre! This episode explores the fusion genre of country and pop, so even if you're not a country fan, you'll probably know a lot of the songs anyway. Country is making a comeback in the pop charts thanks to certain artists choosing to take country back to its roots, but it may not be the roots that you're thinking of. Tune in to find out the real history behind country pop! Check out our blog for sources, videos, & more: https://ilistentoeverythingpod.blogspot.com/2024/03/episode-43-country-pop-conundrum.html Playlist of songs: I Fall to Pieces - Patsy Cline, The Jordanaires He'll Have to Go - Jim Reeves End of the World - Skeeter Davis Cattle Call - Eddy Arnold Harper Valley P.T.A. - Jeannie C. Riley Kiss an Angel Good Mornin' - Charley Pride Take Me Home, Country Roads - John Denver Country roads let'sa go (Mario Version) The Gambler - Kenny Rogers 9 to 5 - Dolly Parton Man, I Feel Like A Woman! - Shania Twain Cowboy Take Me Away - The Chicks Life is a Highway - Rascal Flatts Before He Cheats - Carrie Underwood You Belong With Me - Taylor Swift Need You Know - Lady A Break Up In A Small Town - Sam Hunt Wasted On You - Morgan Wallen Slow Burn - Kacey Musgraves Follow Your Arrow - Kacey Musgraves TEXAS HOLD 'EM - Beyonce Hey It's Franklin - Geek Music

Another 60's revival of the indie rock era, chamber pop or baroque pop is a genre that began in the mid-60s when rock stars started to incorporate classical instruments in their music. A revival occured in the mid-90s as a reaction against the the lo-fi grunge sound and continued into the 2000s and 2010s. We hope you enjoy learning about this genre. Let us know if you can think of any other chamber/baroque pop examples! Link to the new blog: https://ilistentoeverythingpod.blogspot.com/ Playlist of songs: When I Grow Up (To Be A Man) - The Beach Boys In My Life - The Beatles Play With Fire - Rolling Stones Walk Away Renee - The Left Banke God Only Know - The Beach Boys Nomads - The High Llamas The Fox in the Snow - Belle and Sebastian Waltz #2 - Elliott Smith Nightswimming - R.E.M. Chicago - Sufjan Stevens No Cars Go - Arcade Fire Rococo - Arcade Fire Oxford Comma - Vampire Weekend M79 - Vampire Weekend White Winter Hymnal - Fleet Foxes Two Weeks - Grizzly Bear Video Games - Lana Del Rey Paprika - Japanese Breakfast

In this episode, we listen to the sounds of the favelas through a genre known as funk carioca (or Brazilian funk, favela funk, etc). It is a tenacious genre that began in the streets of Rio and ended up on the for you pages of Tik Tok despite attempts of destruction by the Brazilian elite. Definitely not a genre to miss! Playlist of songs: Planet Rock - Afrika Bambaataa 808 Volt Mix - DJ Battery Brain Pump Up the Party - Hassan Rocky Theme - Gonna Fly Now Rap Da Felicidade - Cidinho & Doca, DJ Marlboro Injecao - Deize Tigrona Bucky Done Gun - M.I.A. O Baile Todo - Bonde do Tigrão Glamurosa - MC Marcinho Nosso Sonho - Claudinho & Buchecha Tire e Camisa - Furucão 2000, Cabo Fala Mal de Mim - Mc Beyonce Fala Mal de Mim - LUDMILLA Boladona - Tati Quebra Barraco, DJ Marlboro Eu vou ficar - Anitta Funk Rave - Anitta Olha A Explosão - MC Kevinho Pon De Floor - Major Lazer, Vybz Kartel Run the World (Girls) - Beyoncé Rude Boy - Remix Funk - DJ Lukinha Automotivo Bibi Fogosa - Bibi Babydoll, Dj Brunin XM, KZA Produções Tuburão Te Amo - Dj LK da Escócia, Tchakabum, MC Ryan SP, mc jhenny, Mc RF

I Listen to Everything is back! Starting off the new year strong with a super upbeat electronic dance genre, this episode explores the roots of UK Garage. We discuss the influence of US garage, contemporary R&B and house music as well as the role of pirate radio stations and the key figures who shaped the genre's sound - a sound that we can still hear in much of popular music today! Playlist of songs: Never Gonna Let You Go - Kelly G Bump-N-Go Dub Edit, Tina Moore Gabriel - Live Garage Mix - Roy Davis Jr., Peven Everett Teardrops (Flava 7" Mix) - Lovestation Twentysourseven (feat. Melanie Blatt) - Radio Version - Artful Dodger Sweet Like Chocolate (Radio Edit) - Shanks & Bigfoot Ripgroove - Double 99 Re-Rewind (feat. Craig David) - Artful Dodger Crazy Love - MJ Cole, Elisabeth Troy A Little Bit of Luck - Dj Luck & MC Neat Bound 4 da Reload - Oxide & Neutrino 21 Seconds - So Solid Crew Flowers (Sunship Edit) - Sweet Female Attitude Pain - PinkPantheress Gotta Get Thru This - D'N'D Radio Edit - Daniel Bedingfield All I Want - Mis-Teeq, Sunship You & Me - Flume Remix - Disclosure, Eliza Doolittle You & Me - Disclosure, Eliza Doolittle La La La - Naughty Boy, Sam Smith Seven (feat. Latto) - Jung Kook Love Like This - ZAYN No Other (feat. Ragga Twins) - Sammy Virji

Music that as ignorable as it is interesting - this is how musician Brian Eno described the genre he named ambient music. This episode looks at the history behind ambient music, starting in the early 20th century with Erik Satie's "furniture music' to today with rapper and flute player André 3000's latest album called New Blue Sun. Whether its nature sounds, flutes, synthesisers or just plain silence, this genre is sure to either fascinate you or weird you out! Playlist of songs: Satie: Musique d'ameublement: Tapisserie en fer forgé - Erik Satie Dark Was the Night, Cold Was the Ground - Blind Willie Johnson 4'33 - John Cage To Drift Like Clouds - Tony Scott Lullaby - Raymond Scott Sleepy Time - Raymond Scott The Psychologically Ultimate Seashore - Irv Teibel The Unquestioned Answer - Laurie Spiegel Discreet Music - Brian Eno 1/1 - Brian Eno Xtal - Aphex Twin Stratus - Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith I Swear, I Really Wanted to Make a 'Rap' Album but This Is Literally the Way the Wind Blew Me This Time - André 3000 That Night in Hawaii When I Turned into a Panther and Started Making These Low Register Purring Tones That I Couldn't Control ... Sh¥t Was Wild - André 3000

In this episode we dive into the origins of acid jazz and explore its fusion of jazz, funk, and soul. Discover the pioneers of the genre and their groundbreaking contributions to the acid jazz movement. Playlist of songs: Don't Huzzle for Love - The Apostles Love Me to Death - A Man Called Adam Prince of Peace - Galliano Apparently Nothin' - Young Disciples Connected - Stereo MC's Caroline - MC Solaar Never Stop - The Brand New Heavies Rebirth of Slick (Cool Like Dat) - Digable Planets Dog It - Digable Planets Blanket - Urban Species, Imogen Heap Us3 - Cantaloop (Flip Fantasia) Virtual Insanity - Jamiroquai Canned Heat - Jamiroquai Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing - Incognito Free Your Mind - James Taylor Quartet Good Luck Shore - United Future Organization Stop By Monie's - Liquid Soul

Hip hop has long been considered a genre of protest and resistance to oppressive powers. Inspired by American hip hop, Palestinian artists have been rapping about their struggles living in occupied Palestine since the 90s. The genre has spread to include artists of Palestinian descent around the world who are continuing this tradition and using the power of hip hop music to spread their message of Palestinian liberation. Enjoy the episode and Free Palestine! Playlist of songs: I Don't Have Freedom - DAM Shouting At The Wall - MC Abdul "El Kofeyye Arabeyye" (feat. M-1 of Dead Prez) - Shadia Mansour Amrikkka - Shabjdeed, Al Nather Stranger in My Own Country - DAM Somos Sur - Foex, Ana Tijoux, Shadia Mansour Haifa in a Tesla - Saint Levant Shaghaf - Haykal, Big Murk Jenin - El Far3i From Gaza, With Love - Saint Levant Inn Ann - Daboor, Shabjdeed The Beat Never Goes Off (feat. MC Abdul & Noel Kharman) - Tamer Nafar Overdose - DAM, Brother Ali

The 80's are known as a decade of bright neon fashion and bubbly pop music, but something dark was lurking in the shadows... gothic rock was the antithesis of popular culture and was all about haunted sounds, melancholic lyrics and melodies, dark romanticism and other sad and spooky themes. How fun!! Despite its gloominess, gothic rocks influence can be heard in so much music of the last 40 years. Be sure to listen to this episode to learn all about it :) Playlist of songs: I Put a Spell On You - Screamin' Jay Hawkins All Tomorrow's Parties - The Velvet Underground, Nico The End - The Doors Bela Lugosi's Dead - Bauhaus Spellbound - Siouxsie and the Banshees A Forest - The Cure Release The Bats - The Birthday Party Human Fly - The Cramps Goo Goo Muck - The Cramps Blood Bitch - Cocteau Twins Temple of Love - Sisters of Mercy Riboflavin - 45 Grave Let My People Go - Diamanda Galas Bloodletting (The Vampire Song) - Concrete Blonde Tomorrow, Wendy - Concrete Blonde Lovesong - The Cure Night - Zola Jesus

In spooooky episode number 3, we talk about witch house! The genre that has more to do with hip hop than house music, but its still a great name for a genre. This genre will definitely get you in the mood for spooky season with its occult and gothic themes and imagery as well its dark soundscapes. Happy listening! Playlist of songs: Burnout Eyess - oOoOO See Birds (Moon) - Balam Acab 3:51 A.M. - oOoOO Suffocation - White Ring IxC999 - White Ring Lost - Crim3s Still Goin - Crim3s King Night - SALEM Frost - SALEM Know Where - Holy Other Dark Beach - Pastel Ghost you should see me in a crown - Billie Eilish

In our second SPOOKY episode, we bring you a subgenre of hip hop thats all about horror! Horrorcore has been around since the early days of hip hop (in a tamer form) but really became more gruesome and gained popularity in around the mid-90s. While horrorcore is not so prevalent today, we see its influence in artists like Tyler, the creator, Lil Nas X, Doja Cat, and more. Tune in for some more SPOOKY tunes!! Playlist of songs: Adventures of Super Rhyme - Jimmy Spicer Nightmares - Dana Dane A Nightmare On My Street - DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince 12 Strokes To Midnight - Insane Poetry Assassins - Geto Boys Mind Playing Tricks on Me - Geto Boys Psycho - Ganksta Nip Blue Flowers - Dr. Octagon Nine Dead Bodies - Esham Nowhere to Run, Nowhere to Hide - Gravediggaz Live Evil - The Flatlinerz Break Da Law '95' - Three 6 Mafia Mo'murda - Bone Thugs-N-Harmony Devil Boy - Tech N9ne Damien - DMX In My Room - Insane Clown Posse Yonkers - Tyler, The Creator LUMBERJACK - Tyler, The Creator 2 Cups of Blood - Gravediggaz

It's spooky season

This episode is all about alternative hip hop and how it began as a reaction to the more mainstream forms of gangsta and hardcore rap to how it has evolved into the very experimental and avant-garde genre it is today. From the Fugees and A Tribe Called Quest to Tyler, the Creator and JPEGMAFIA, the genre has changed considerably and is only getting WEIRDER! and we're all very excited for it

Dive into the mesmerizing world of space rock as we explore the ethereal tones and atmospheric melodies that define this genre. Join us as we discuss the origins of space rock, its key influencers, and the unique blend of psychedelic and progressive elements that make it truly out of this world

This episode explores a very experimental and avant-garde music genre known as post-rock. It's definitely not everyone's cup of tea but if you're a fan of exploring new sounds and pushing the limits of what traditional rock instruments can do, then this may be the genre for you! We talk about bands like Slint, Sigur Ros, Mogwai, Godspeed You! Black Emperor and many more! Give it a listen and expand your mind Playlist of songs: I Believe in You - Talk Talk It's My Life - Talk Talk Breadcrumb Trail - Slint Nosferatu Man - Slint Love Stepping Out - Disco Inferno Monastic - Seefeel Djed - Tortoise Pendulum Man - Bark Psychosis Everything In Its Right Place - Radiohead How to Disappear Completely - Radiohead Hoppipola - Sigur Ros Svefn-g-englar - Sigur Ros Take Me Somewhere Nice - Mogwai Sakhalim - Cul De Sac Storm - Godspeed You! Black Emperor East Hastings - Godspeed You! Black Emperor Jim - Swans Big Strong Boss - Swans Your Hand In Mine - Explosions In The Sky

From Yellowman to Drake, the dancehall genre has been a force not just in the Jamaican music scene, but worldwide as well. In this episode, we trace the origins of dancehall from Jamaica's sound system culture to its current global influence. It's a genre with an impressive history but most importantly, it's a lot of fun! Enjoy :) Playlist of songs: Zungguzungguguzungguzeng - Yellowman Bam Bam - Sister Nancy Ring The Alarm - Tenor Saw Under Me Sleng Teng - Wayne Smith Nuff Respect - Lady G Hardcore - Lady Saw Underneath It All - No Doubt, Lady Saw Murder She Wrote - Chaka Demus & Pliers Ting-A-Ling - Shabba Ranks Who Am I - Beenie Man Action - Nadine Sutherland, Terror Fabulous Feel It Boy - Beenie Man, Janet Jackson Gimme the Light - Sean Paul Press Trigger - Mad Cobra Get Busy - Sean Paul Whine & Kotch - J Capri, Charly Black Dutty Whine - Tony Matterhorn Pon De River Pon De Bank - Elephant Man Clarks - Vybz Kartel, Popcaan, Gaza Slim Controlla - Drake Tear Off Mi Garment - Beenie Man Light It Up - Remix - Major Lazer, Nyla, Fuse ODG Shen Yeng Anthem - Shenseea Blessed - Shenseea, Tyga

Join us as we take a casual stroll down the memory lanes of 90's Great Britain and explore the iconic Britpop era that defined a generation. We'll delve into the rivalry between Oasis and Blur, the impact of bands like Pulp and Suede, and the cultural significance of this musical movement. Enjoy! Playlist of songs: There She Goes - The La's There's No Other Way - Blur Popscene - Blur The Drowners - Suede Common People - Pulp Beautiful Ones - The London Suede Supersonic - Oasis Country House - Blur Roll With It - Oasis Sonnet - The Verve Bitter Sweet Symphony - The Verve Connection - Elastica Ladykillers - Lush Champagne Supernova - Oasis Disco 2000 - Pulp Beetlebum - Blur

In this episode we talk about an energetic, synthy and buzzy new sound in hip hop that has been given the name rage rap thanks to Trippie Redd and Playboi Carti's 2021 single. It's super catchy and fun so be sure to give it a listen! Playlist of songs: Easter Sunday - Zelooperz R.I.P. - Playboi Carti Sky - Playboi Carti Stop Breathing - Playboi Carti Miss The Rage (feat. Playboi Carti) - Trippie Redd What's Next - Drake Yale - Ken Carson Hell Yeah - SoFaygo, Ken Carson Off The Map - SoFaygo NOSTYLIST - Destroy Lonely Sorry Bout That - Yeat Tell Em - Cochise, $NOT OKAY! (Prod. Gesaffelstein) - KayCyy Not My Friend - YoungBoy Never Broke Again DIVE IN! - JELEEL! SHOTS! (WITH DENZEL CURRY) - JELEEL! Money so big - Yeat Vaderz (feat. Bktherula) - Rico Nasty

In this episode, we delve into the origins and evolution of soft rock. From its roots in the 1970s to its influence on contemporary music, we explore the artists, songs, and defining characteristics that have shaped this beloved genre. Playlist of songs: Here, There And Everywhere - The Beatles I Love My Dog - Yusuf / Cat Stevens Sweet Caroline - Neil Diamond Everything I Own - Bread Make It with You - Bread (They Long To Be) Close To You - Carpenters Close To You - Frank Ocean (They Long To Be) Close To You - The Cranberries Mandy - Barry Manilow It's Too Late - Carole King Alone Again (Naturally) - Gilbert O'Sullivan Dreams - Fleetwood Mac My Love - Paul McCartney, Wings Listen to the Music - The Doobie Brothers All Night Long - Lionel Richie I Can't Go for That (No Can Do) - Daryl Hall & John Oates Ever Since New York - Harry Styles Baby Blue - Badfinger Sweet Creature - Harry Styles Freaking Out the Neighborhood - Mac DeMarco

Come and explore the soundscapes of the genre known as trip hop. Originating in Bristol, England we discuss the influence of artists like Massive Attack and Portishead and how trip hop emerged as a unique genre blending elements of hip hop, electronica, and downtempo music and can still be heard on the radio today! Playlist of songs: In/Flux - DJ Shadow Unfinished Sympathy - Massive Attack Right Here, Right Now - Fatboy Slim Protection - Massive Attack, Tracey Thorn Play Dead - Bjork Who's Got The Bacon? - Howie B. Glory Box - Portishead Sour Times - Portishead 6 Underground - Sneaker Pimps Gorecki - Lamb Clint Eastwood - Gorillaz Tomorrow Comes Today - Gorillaz Nights Introlude - Nightmares On Wax Aftermath - Tricky, Martina Topley-Bird 2 Wicky - Hooverphonic Rabbit in Your Headlights - UNKLE, Thom Yorke Summertime Sadness - Lana Del Rey Islands - The xx

Join us as we attempt to find out exactly what art pop is. From artists like The Who, Kate Bush, Bjork and Grimes, this music style is all over the place and encompasses many genres within it. Basically, think of any artist that's weird or artsy - they're probably art pop! Follow us on Instagram @listentoeverything.pod Playlist of songs: Odorono - The Who Virginia Plain - Roxy Music I've Seen That Face Before - Grace Jones Wuthering Heights - Kate Bush Hounds of Love - Kate Bush Venus as a Boy - Björk Big Time Sensuality - Björk Army of Me - Björk Human Behaviour - Björk Set Adrift on Memory Bliss - P.M. Dawn Oblivion - Grimes Genesis - Grimes Kill V. Maim - Grimes cellophane - FKA twigs Bizness - Tune-Yards Primadonna - MARINA Nobody - Mitski

This episode is all about the British dance genre known as jungle. From its roots in reggae and dub to its evolution in the UK rave scene, we explore how this music became the characteristic sound of urban landscapes in England during the 90s. Join us as we uncover the rich tapestry of sounds that have shaped jungle music into what it is today! Link to 1994 documentary All Black: Jungle Fever: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cK0y9U578yk Playlist of songs: We are I.E. - Lennie De Ice Valley of the Shadows - Origin Unknown London Sumtin' - Code071 Incredible - M-Beat, General Levy The Burial - Leviticus Original Nuttah 25 - Uk Apache, SHY FX Limb By Limb - DJ SS Remix, Cutty Ranks Code Red - Congo Natty, Conquering Lion, Super Cat, Reggie Stepper Junglist - Congo Natty, Peter Bouncer R.I.P. - Remarc Maximum Style (Lover To Lover) - Tom & Jerry All the Crew Big Up - Roni Size, DJ Die Super Sharp Shooter - The Ganja Kru, DJ Zinc Sovereign Melody - Dillinja Bad Ass ! - Aphrodite, Micky Finn Harmony - Origin8a & Propa, Benny Page JUNGLE TEKNAH - SHERELLE Weed & Rum - Chase & Status, Masicka Forbidden Feelings - Nia Archives Baianá - Nia Archives

This episode is all about the blending of two popular music genres: rap and rock. Why did they join forces? Who is leading the rap rock revolution today? We answer these questions and listen to some badass genre bending tracks so tune in! Playlist of songs: The Big Beat - Billy Squier Take The Money And Run - Steve Miller Band World Destruction - Time Zone (Afrika Bambaataa, John Lydon) The Magnificent Seven - The Clash Punk Rock Rap - Cold Crush Brothers King of Rock - Run-D.M.C. Walk This Way - Run-D.M.C., Aerosmith Rhymin & Stealin - Beastie Boys Deeper Shade Of Soul - Urban Dance Squad Bring Tha Noize - Public Enemy, Anthrax Sabotage - Beastie Boys Epic - Faith No More Boogie Woogie Wu - Insane Clown Posse I Love You Mary Jane - Sonic Youth, Cypress Hill Killing In The Name - Rage Against The Machine Guerrilla Radio - Rage Against The Machine MANIAC - Kid Cudi, Cage, St. Vincent Butterfly - Crazy Town Rockstar - N.E.R.D Undead - Hollywood Undead Prom Queen - Lil Wayne, Shanell Guillotine - Death Grips Trust Issues - Rico Nasty Welcome to the Circus - Princess Nokia YELLOW PISS - City Morgue, ZillaKami Definition - Oxymorrons

From the 60's to the 2000's revival, this genre has been around for decades. We talk about how this genre was the birth of punk rock and how the garage rock revival was the last time rock was considered "cool" (to rock critics). Either way, this genre definitely rocks!! Follow us on instagram (and threads) @listentoeverything.pod Playlist of songs: Rumble - Link Wray Louie Louie - The Wailers Louie Louie - The Kingsmen Wild Thing - The Troggs Liar, Liar - The Castaways Time Won't Let Me - The Outsiders Lies - The Knickerbockers Dirty Water - The Standells Psychotic Reaction - Count Five 96 Tears - ? & The Mysterians What A Way To Die - The Pleasure Seekers The Witch - The Sonics Hang Up - The Wailers Vapeur mauve - The Haunted 1-2-5 Monk - The Haunted Strychnine - The Fuzztones That's Your Way Out - The Pandoras Last Nite - The Strokes Take It Or Leave It - The Strokes Tick Tick Boom - The Hives Get Free - The Vines Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground - The White Stripes Fell In Love With a Girl - The White Stripes Date With The Night - Yeah Yeah Yeahs I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor - Arctic Monkeys Are You Gonna Be My Girl - Jet The End Has No End - The Strokes

WHO U WIT? WHERE YA FROM? These are the philosophical underpinnings of the genre known as crunk, its greatest philosopher being Jonathan H. Smith - otherwise known as Lil Jon. In this episode, we talk about the roots of this Southern hip hop genre and how it shares similarities with punk rock? Yes, somehow it does. Tune in to find out how! Playlist of songs: Who U Wit - Lil Jon & The East Side Boyz Slob On My Nob - Tear Da Club Up Thugs, Three 6 Mafia, Project Pat Plain Jane - A$AP Ferg What U Gon' Do - Lil Jon & The East Side Boyz, Lil Scrappy Get Low - Lil Jon & The East Side Boyz, Ying Yang Twins Freek-A-Leek - Petey Pablo Raise Up - Petey Pablo My Type - Saweetie Never Scared - Nivea, Lil Jon, YoungBloodz Cyclone - Baby Bash, T-Pain U and Dat - E-40, T-Pain, Kandi Girl Snap Yo Fingers - Lil Jon, E-40, Sean Paul Whistle While You Twurk - Ying Yang Twins Make His Pockets Hurt - Lil Kayla Salt Shaker - Ying Yang Twins, Lil Jon & The East Side Boyz Knuck If You Buck - Crime Mob, Lil Scrappy Stilettos (Pumps) - Crime Mob Pop, Lock & Drop It - Huey Walk It Out - Unk Go To Church - Ice Cube, Lil Jon, Snoop Dogg Outta Your Mind - Lil Jon, LMFAO F.N.F (Let's Go) - Hitkidd, GloRilla

In this episode, we explore the origins of hardcore punk and its more egalitarian revival in recent years. We discuss the influential bands and individuals that shaped the genre, as well as the the more diverse and less elitist bands that are leading it today. Playlist of songs: Out of Vogue - The Middle Class Rise Above - Black Flag Joe Mccarthy's Ghost - Minutemen Wild in the Streets - Circle Jerks Forming - Germs Institutionalized - Suicidal Tendencies Code Blue - T.S.O.L. Kids of the Black Hole - Adolescents Kill The Poor - Dead Kennedys Take This Job and Shove It - Dead Kennedys Pay to Cum - Bad Brains Attitude - Bad Brains Seeing Red - Minor Threat Straight Edge - Minor Threat Young 'Til I Die - 7 Seconds My War - Black Flag Beastie Boys - Beastie Boys Hybrid Moments - Misfits New Direction - Gorilla Biscuits G.L.O.S.S. (We're from the Future) - G.L.O.S.S. Be What You Want - Asexuals Driponomics - Soul Glo, Mother Maryrose We've Only Just Begun - Zulu Real Thing - Turnstile Mystery - Turnstile

This episode is all about the marriage between jazz and rock, aka jazz fusion! Jazz musicians such as Miles Davis saw the popularity of rock and roll and decided to electrify their music. This fusion of rock and jazz has inspired countless other artists and its influence is seen everywhere from smooth jazz to progressive metal. Thank you to one of our listeners for the suggestion! Playlist of songs: Don't Look Now (But Your Head Is Turned Around) - The Free Spirits General Mojo's Well Laid Plan - Gary Burton Quartet Bitches Brew - Miles Davis, Wayne Shorter, Bennie Maupin, John McLaughlin, Chick Corea, Joe Zawinul, Dave Holland, Harvey Brooks Right Off - Miles Davis, Steve Grossman, John McLaughlin, Herbie Hancock, Michael Henderson, Billy Cobham Miles Runs the Voodoo Down - Miles Davis, Wayne Shorter, Bennie Maupin, John McLaughlin, Chick Corea, Joe Zawinul, Dave Holland, Harvey Brooks Birds of Fire - Mahavishnu Orchestra Watermelon Man - Herbie Hancock (1962) Watermelon Man - Herbie Hancock (1973) I Hate 2 Brag - Shaquille O'Neal Captain Marvel - Chick Corea Foots - Stuff Morning Dance - Spyro Gyra Willie The Pimp - Frank Zappa Birdland - Weather Report Portrait of Tracy - Jaco Pastorius Rain - SWV Priscilla - Soft Machine Mother Man - Atheist Satya - Aghora Inertiatic Esp - The Mars Volta Forever in Love - Kenny G Mile High - Yellowjackets, WDR Big Band PP Head - The Headhunters

We listen to the upbeat, repetitive and bass heavy sounds of the dembow genre this episode. This relatively new music genre from the Dominican Republic, named after a Shabba Ranks song and modeled after its beat, has its stylistic origins in the Jamaican genre of dancehall and is similar to reggaeton but much faster! If you understand Spanish at all or Dominican slang, you'll appreciate the witty humor that is present in many of these songs (which Jen attempts to translate in the episode at some points but her Spanish isn't the best). Thanks for listening and send us any suggestions for future episodes :) Playlist of songs: Dem Bow - Shabba Ranks Pepe - Doble T y El Crok Los Pepes De Lo Mio - Monkey Black Si Tu Quiere Dembow - Pablo Diddy Tarzan - El Alfa Demaga Ge Gi Go Gu - El Alfa, Bad Bunny Se Acabó la Cuarantena - Jowell & Randy, Kiko el Crazy Tienes Que Pagar - Gailen La Moyeta Bobolonga - El Experimento Delincuente - Tokischa, Anuel AA, Ñengo Flow Perra - J Balvin, Tokischa Linda - Tokischa, ROSALÍA Singamo - Tokischa, Yomel El Meloso, Paulus Music, Leo RD Gogo Dance - El Alfa, Chael Produciendo La Mama de la Mama - El Alfa, Chael Produciendo, CJ, El Cherry Scom Tukuntazo - Tokischa, El Cherry Scom, Haraco Kiko Que Calor - Major Lazer, J Balvin, El Alfa, Diplo

Come and join us as we listen to noise! Yes that's right, just noise. In this episode we explore the chaotic genres of no wave and noise rock and talk about how Sonic Youth made this genre of music some might call unlistenable into a style that has been replicated in many other indie genres today. Did you know that no wave is also somehow linked to the development of dance music? Tune in to find out how! Playlist of songs: Lady Godiva's Operation - The Velvet Underground Destroy the Nations - Nihilist Spasm Band White Awakening - Les Rallizes Denudes Ela Guru - Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band I Don't Want to Be Happy - The Contortions The Closet - Teenage Jesus & The Jerks 3E - MARS Frankie Teardrop - Suicide Blonde Redhead - DNA (She's in A) Bad Mood - Sonic Youth Protect Me You - Sonic Youth Can't Be Funky - Bush Tetras Cavern - Liquid Liquid White Lines - Grandmaster Flash U.F.O - ESG Ain't No Half-Steppin - Big Daddy Kane Bull in The Heather - Sonic Youth Sugar Kane - Sonic Youth Teen Age Riot - Sonic Youth Shadow of a Doubt - Sonic Youth Who Was In My Room Last Night - Butthole Surfers Peppers - Butthole Surfers Big Strong Boss - Swans Monkey Trick - The Jesus Lizard Mine Eyes - Season To Risk Slag - Unsane New Pants and Shirt - Killdozer Schizophrenia - Sonic Youth

We listen to the urban sounds of city pop in this episode. This Japanese genre from the 80s has regained popularity in recent years thanks to YouTube and TikTok algorithms that have spawned the birth of new genres that heavily sample city pop songs such as vaporwave and future funk. It is also part of the trend of bringing back old genres of music as we all love that nostalgic feeling, even when it's sung in another language. Enjoy! Playlist of songs: Mayonaka no Door / Stay With Me - Miki Matsubara Fly-day Chinatown - Yasuha Memory Lane - AcesToAces Plastic Love - Mariya Takeuchi Dolphin in Town (Machi no dorufin) - Kingo Hamada Crystal Dolphin - Engelwood Remember Summer Days - Anri Remember Summer Days (Night Tempo Showa Groove Mix) - Night Tempo, Anri Midnight Pretenders - Tomoko Aran Out of Time - The Weeknd (samples previous song) Last Summer Whisper - Anri Baby Powder - Jenevieve (samples previous song) Midnight Rendezvous - Casiopea Telephone Number - Junko Ohashi Capricorn Woman - Naomi Akimoto 4:00A.M. - Taeko Onuki

We are back with our good friend and guest Carl for this very special episode where we break down the house music genre! Stay tuned to hear Carl's very own house track as well as some classic house tracks. Take a look at the songs we listen to in the playlist below: Playlist of songs: On & On - Jesse Saunders Music Is The Key - Steve "Silk" Hurley Mystery of Love - Mr. Fingers Acid Tracks - Phuture Your Love - Frankie Knuckles Move Your Body - Marshall Jefferson The Whistle Song - Frankie Knuckles Push The Feeling On - Nightcrawlers Percolator - Cajmere Everybody Everybody - Black Box Show Me Love - Robin S BREAK MY SOUL - Beyonce She's Homeless - Crystal Waters Jazz House Experiment - Carl Summers You Don't Know Me - Armand Van Helden Barbra Streisand - Duck Sauce Big Bad Wolf - Duck Sauce Finally - CeCe Peniston The Bomb! - The Bucketheads Groove Is In The Heart - Deee-Lite What Is Love? - Deee-Lite Call on Me - Eric Prydz Days Go By - Dirty Vegas

Pop punk is making a comeback and we are here to talk about it! This episode is all about the iconic punk subgenre - from the early beginnings in the late 70s and 80s to its revival in the 2020s. It's a longer episode but its a good one, especially since we are joined by Blink-182's number one fan (Drew). Although it is a beloved genre, is pop punk actually considered punk? Tune in for our opinion and be sure to share yours either in the poll on Spotify or on our Instagram @listentoeverything.pod. Thanks for listening! Playlist of songs: Blitzkrieg Bop - The Ramones What Do I Get? - Buzzcocks Teenage Kicks - The Undertones Suburban Home - Descendents Hey Suburbia - Screeching Weasel Welcome to Paradise - Green Day When I Come Around - Green Day American Jesus - Bad Religion Self Esteem - The Offspring All I Want - The Offspring What's My Age Again - blink-182 Josie - Blink-182 In Too Deep - Sum 41 The Best Of Me - The Starting Line My Friends Over You - New Found Glory Somewhere On Fullerton - Allister The Anthem - Good Charlotte I'm Just a Kid - Simple Plan Year 3000 - Busted Star Girl - McFly Sugar, We're Goin Down - Fall Out Boy You're Not Alone - Home Grown Revenge - Plain White T's good 4 u - Olivia Rodrigo Misery Business - Paramore i'm gonna tell my therapist on you - Pinkshift I Want You - Fefe Dobson Feel A Thing - Meet Me @ The Altar T.M.I - Meet Me @ The Altar

Welcome to a mini-history lesson about the music of Trinidad

This is a super special episode that features a very special guest, my very own father!! And what better genre to talk about than one of the ultimate forms of dad rock - progressive rock. We talk about some iconic bands in this episode including Pink Floyd, Jethro Tull, Yes, Genesis, and many more. Some may find the endless compositions pretentious or elitist but what are our opinions? Tune in to find out! Playlist of Songs: A Day In The Life - The Beatles 21st Century Schizoid Man - King Crimson And You And I - Yes Roundabout - Yes Aqualung - Jethro Tull Thick as a Brick (Pt.I) - Jethro Tull Supper's Ready - Genesis Larks' Tongue In Aspic - King Crimson I Know What I Like - Genesis The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway - Genesis Fanfare for the Common Man - Emerson, Lake & Palmer Lucky Man - Emerson, Lake & Palmer The Advent of Panurge - Gentle Giant, Steven Wilson Man-Erg - Van Der Graaf Generator Dreamer - Supertramp Carpet Of The Sun - Renaissance Time - Pink Floyd The Great Gig in the Sky - Pink Floyd The Trees - Rush YYZ - Rush Elephant Talk - King Crimson Forty Six & 2 - Tool Pyramids - Frank Ocean Nights - Frank Ocean The Torture Never Stops - Frank Zappa (for prog rock haters this is a very appropriate song to end with!)

This episode is all about Nu Metal, a genre that started out being largely created and listened to by angsty white teenagers but has been transformed by the younger generations of today into something that other demographics can relate to. While bands like Limp Bizkit, Korn and Slipknot pioneered the genre, artists of the 2020s are not shy to use multiple genres of music in their music - one of them of being nu metal! Give this episode a listen to enjoy the nostalgia and the innovation of this music genre. Thank you John, the host of NightWave, for this suggestion! Playlist of songs: Blind - Korn Draw The Line - P.O.D. Mean Machine - Sugar Ray Be Quiet and Drive (Far Away) - Deftones Faith - Limp Bizkit Freak On a Leash - Korn Children of the Korn - Korn, Ice Cube Cowboy - Kid Rock Blue Monday - Orgy Before I Forget - Slipknot Mudshovel - Staind Break Stuff - Limp Bizkit Last Resort - Papa Roach Down with the Sickness - Disturbed Crawling - Linkin Park In the End - Linkin Park I Stand Alone - Godsmack Bodies - Drowning Pool Change - Deftones Youth of the Nation - P.O.D. Smooth Criminal - Alien Ant Farm Stupify - Disturbed Chop Suey! - System of a Down Bring Me to Life - Evanescence I Hate Everything About You - Three Days Grace God of War - WARGASM BLOODMONEY - Poppy We Appreciate Power - Grimes, Hana STFU! - Rina Sawayama Bullet - Nova Twins Smack a Bitch - Rico Nasty

This episode is all about the 80s phenomenon known as New Wave. We talk about the synthy music, the nerdy singers, the zany fashion and the music videos that killed the radio stars!! If you're into pop and rock all blended together with synthesizers, this is the genre for you

We take you back to the 90's this week with Eurodance! This short-lived but highly popular European genre of EDM is a super energetic and bubbly style of music that is sure to be a trip down memory lane for many listeners - but possibly not depending where you're from. If you're into very fast paced music with high pitched or soulful female voices coupled with low-pitched male rapping, then this is the genre for you! Hope you enjoy :) Playlist of songs: The Sound of C - Confetti's Ride on Time - Black Box Pump Up The Jam - Technotronic The Power - SNAP! Get Ready for This - 2 Unlimited Rhythm Is A Dancer - SNAP! It's My Life - Dr. Alban No Limit - 2 Unlimited What Is Love - Haddaway Mr. Vain - Culture Beat Cotton Eye Joe - Rednex Scatman - Scatman John Coco Jamboo - Mr. President Freed From Desire - Gala, Molella, Phil Jay Bailando - Paradisio Barbie Girl - Aqua Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom!! - Vengaboys Around the World - A Touch Of Class Another Night - Real McCoy Tarzan & Jane - Toy-Box Better Off Alone - Alice Deejay Blue (Da Ba Dee) - Eiffel 65 Everytime We Touch - Cascada All I Ever Wanted - Basshunter Mr. Saxobeat - Alexandra Stan

In this episode we discuss contemporary R&B - specifically from the 90's & 00's which is when the genre went through a significant change in style as well as a shift in popularity. We listen to some nostalgic tracks in this one so make sure to give it a listen

Boomers beware! In this episode we listen to one of the latest trends in music, one that stretches the boundaries of pop music and adds elements from countless other genres - it's hyperpop! We talk about the genre's popularity on social media and how it is becoming known as the music of the new counter culture (aka alt tiktok). Warning: The music of this episode may hurt the sensitive, aging ears of people over the age of 30 ;) Playlist of songs: BIPP - SOPHIE Cherry-coloured Funk - Cocteau Twins money machine - 100 gecs Hollywood Baby - 100 gecs 757 - 100 gecs Unlock it (Lock It) - Charli XCX, Kim Petras, Jay Park claws - Charli XCX Vroom Vroom - Charli XCX So Hot You're Hurting My Feelings - Caroline Polachek Beautiful Superstar - A.G. Cook Crimson and Clover - A.G. Cook SugarCrash! - EllyOtto Treat Me Like A Slut - Kim Petras Fade Away - Hannah Diamond Doe Eyed - Rebecca Black ihonestlymightjustgiveup - d0llywood1 i know you hate me - midwxst texts - angelus, twikpedia GOT UR NUMB3R - v2 Faceshopping - SOPHIE Kismet - WHOKILLEDXIX spy? - WHOKILLEDXIX BFF - Slayyyter, Ayesha Erotica mos thoser - food house, Gupi, Fraxiom Infinity Guitars - Sleigh Bells Blow - Kesha Gente De Mierda - PUTOCHINOMARICON