PopsnDrops

This week I had an amazing talk with Caspian Khw who is a synth enthusiast from the east coast of Canada, currently in Ottawa making some post synthwave style edm.  Caspian experiments with various video game sounds and themes as well as bringing some classical elements of retro disco themes to his music. An eclectic taste in music and in production, Caspian's many years of experience in the industry has molded his sound into a unique and fun brand. Caspian Khw is under Ghost Work Records, an independent Canadian label based in Ottawa, Ontario. https://caspiankhw.bandcamp.com/ https://ghostworkrecords.ca/  

This week I had an awesome talk with The Infusionist who is a Portland, OR based symphonic hybrid-bass producer, multi-genre DJ, and mixing engineer. https://www.facebook.com/therealinfusionist https://www.instagram.com/therealinfusion https://www.tiktok.com/@therealinfusion https://soundcloud.com/therealinfusion  

This week I had an amazing in-depth conversation with Cyncron. Born in Merritt Island, Florida, Cyncron, also known as Chandon Autumn, was immersed in the vibrant world of music from an early age. Growing up in the lively atmosphere of bars and music studios, she found herself captivated by the live performances of her mother's bands, sparking a deep-seated desire to dedicate her life to the pursuit of music. After making the journey to Canada, Chandon established a media company, offering her a unique opportunity to engage with DJs and performers from all corners of the globe. This experience not only broadened her knowledge but also served as a wealth of inspiration for her own creative endeavors. Over the past seven years, Chandon has graced stages and festivals across western Canada, showcasing her talent as a versatile artist—starting as a DJ, then evolving into a music producer and fire performer.   LinkTree || https://linktr.ee/Cyncron Soundcloud ||  https://soundcloud.com/cyncron  ||  @Cyncron  YouTube ||  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7hgkoILUSqSxcOiDuXUYUw/videos Instagram  ||  https://www.instagram.com/cyncron.don/  ||  @cyncron.don  Facebook  ||  https://www.facebook.com/Cyncron  || @Cyncron   Twitch  ||  https://www.twitch.tv/cyncron  ||  @Cyncron

This week I had an incredible conversation with NChanTrez who is from Atlanta, Georgia and now resides in the heart of Las Vegas. NChanTrez has embarked on a musical journey that's as diverse and captivating as the landscapes she's called home. Her artistic vision, inspired by icons like Lady Gaga and the raw, unapologetic energy of The Pretty Reckless, has shaped her into the dynamic singer-songwriter she is today. NChanTrez's love affair with music began at a young age, and it's been a constant companion throughout her life. A pivotal moment occurred at the tender age of 16 when she penned her very first song. From that moment on, she was driven by the innate desire to weave her own stories and emotions into the fabric of her music. What sets NChanTrez apart is her ability to craft heartfelt lyrics that resonate deeply with her listeners. Her songs are a reflection of her own life experiences, presented with a raw and unfiltered honesty. This vulnerability in her music invites audiences to connect on a profound level, fostering a sense of shared experiences and emotions. Drawing inspiration from talented artists around her, NChanTrez's music is a harmonious blend of pop, rock, and soul. Her sound transcends traditional genre boundaries, and her melodies stay with you long after the music stops. As a singer-songwriter, NChanTrez embodies the vibrancy and innovation of the contemporary music scene. Her evocative vocals, candid songwriting, and willingness to defy genre conventions make her a true trailblazer. With a profound commitment to sharing her music with the world, NChanTrez is poised to make a significant impact on the music industry. Keep a close watch on her musical evolution, as she continues to push the boundaries of what's possible in the world of music.

This week I had an amazing conversation with Neon Tiger who is a unique, talented bass music producer from Raleigh, NC. His style derives from his love for Martial arts and his Native roots, bringing you what he likes to call Kung Fu Bass. The energy at his sets is unlike anywhere else!

On this weeks episode I had an amazing talk with my father, Philip Moore, about his djing career. We spoke about how he started in the industry, worked as a nightclub DJ/on-air host in Oregon, Texas and Missouri and how he very quickly worked his way up to building and running multiple radio stations. We also spoke about how he had to change his career shortly after I was born to provide for me and my mom and then we talked about our latest collab song titled "Ritual In The Void" which we debut at the end of the episode. 

On this weeks episode I had an amazing conversation with Grammy award winning artist ALYA.  ALYA's musical style seamlessly blends elements of inspiration, pop and dance, resulting in a distinctive and mesmerizing sound. Her ability to express raw emotions through her music and majestic voice has garnered her a loyal and devoted fan base and made her climb the charts. Throughout her career, ALYA has been recognized for her talent and artistic vision, which will catch listeners' attention once again, with the upcoming music video for ‘Crazy', where the main theme of overwhelming love will be twisted and analyzed from the perspective of human's insatiable love for A.I. ALYA amasses extensive followers between Facebook and Instagram. Her previous music videos have obtained well over 50 million in viewership and a single Instagram video post has garnered her hundreds of thousands of views. Her last single “Pleasure Is Mine” became viral on TikTok, bringing over a million views. When it comes to National U.S. press pursuits, ALYA is a staple in celebrity magazines such as Star, OK, Us Weekly, Life & Style, Hollywood Life, and In Touch Weekly, on both their online and physical circulations consistently. Born and raised in the Soviet Union, ALYA's passion for music began at the young age of 7. Her journey as an artist started with classical training as a vocalist, which laid a solid foundation for her musical prowess. Her debut concept album, “Ten Years of Solitude," received critical acclaim, showcasing her ability to create ethereal melodies and lyrics that strike a chord with her listener's hearts. Her singles “American Beauty” and “Pleasure Is Mine” have graced the charts, earning her a reputation as a rising star in the music industry. Beyond her musical endeavors, ALYA is also known for her philanthropic efforts. Her belief in using her platform for positive change has made her an inspirational figure in both the music community and across the globe. Prepare yourself to be enchanted by the artistry of ALYA.

This week due to taking our kids on a family vacation to Disneyland I wasn't able to schedule a guest so I go over my most recent experiences at Bass Canyon and some tips for first time ravers. At the end of the podcast I also debut two new unreleased singles "Frenemy" & "YA ATL". 

This week I had an amazing conversation with Wubmama, Courtney Stillwell, who is a 25 year old talented, independent up-and-coming producer and DJ based in Seattle, WA, originally from Portland, OR. Self taught, she is making a name for herself as a heavy bass artist, but doesn't stop there- she is talented at making many other genres such as hybrid trap, experimental, melodic bass and more- a ” jack of all trades” of EDM. She also produces hip-hop style beats for rappers and more. Her longtime love and passion for music, music events and festivals has made her at home in the music scene, and is where she got the inspiration for her one-of-a-kind name. In her sets, she includes not only heavy bass and hybrid trap, but also uniquely incorporates influences of hip hop and rap, making her sets the perfect blend of breaking your neck and vibing out. Her fan-base and branding are known as #WUBBYGANG Only 4 years into her music career, she has played some of the filthiest lineups the United States has to offer, including Bass Canyon, Beyond Wonderland, Downlink, Big n Slim, Jessica Audiffred, Jeanie, and can't forget her many sold out headlining shows across the country and many more. During quarantine, she had also played an array of live streams and virtual festivals, not skipping a beat even during the shut down. Not only has she played these shows, but she also dropped her neck-breaking debut original heavy dubstep track “Evil” in Sept of 2020 and launched her website, where she dropped her multiple lines of originally designed merch. She dropped her second original track “Mind Control” on Finland based record label “Ay Yo Trip Records” in February of 2021. She solo-released her next single entitled “Nightmare” in 2022 and her latest track, Sinister, which was signed to MTune records, dropped August 2023. This powerful, sound wave bending producer has been taking the EDM scene by storm, and she has done it all while staying completely independent.  https://wubmama.com/

This week I had an amazing conversation with Slane who was born and raised in Birmingham, AL, but currently resides in Portland, OR. Slane specializes in mixing downtempo, low frequency bass music, with high energy, psychedelic, experimental bass music; bringing a sound mixed somewhere between Wakaan and Deep Dark Dangerous. With an impressive number of shows under his belt, Opening for acts such as Virtual Riot, Monxx, Lumberjvck, Moonboy, and Modestep, Slane is sure to take you on an experience like no other.

This week I had an awesome conversation with Hubbuh BhubbuH. Hubbuh BhubbuH is a dubstep producer/dj and Co-founder of Fractal Family, (A PNW based bass music collective/event organizer) hailing from the Portland Oregon area. He started his electronic music journey in 2021 after the pandemic hit and has been slaying decks, producing his own unique sound of bubblegum wubz, and playing support for national touring artists ever since. While he consistently focuses on heavier dubstep vibes in his music, his sound coasts through Future Bass, House, Riddim, and many more bass related subgenres. With his most recent performance he played direct support for HOL! to a sold out 45 East and brought the house down! Be sure to keep an eye out for more epic performances from the bubble gum man himself, Hubbuh BhubbuH!

On this weeks show I speak with DJ Killian Kade – KILLKADE. He seeks to reach the subconscious need for release through the driving sounds of electronic frequencies and urban beats. Still reminiscing about the underground raves that took over the US in the late 90's to early 2000's, he strives to bring that vibe back.  Never content with mediocrity, this Co-Founder of Rainbow City in PDX has held a Resident Dj position at Grand Central Station (ABQ) and Rainbow City (PDX). Having over 20 years of experience – Killian has been dj'ing, promoting, and been part of the electronic community for decades.  Mixing multiple sub genres of Speed Garage, Breaks, House, Trap, Dubstep, Psy, and Drum n Bass – KILLKADE will take you on a ride filled with frequencies and big beats that will keep your feet moving and your heart on fire. Curating the best of what he's found – KILLKADE'S mixes show an energy and style that can only be described as straight VIBES.

The podcast is taking a new direction. This short episode explains why and lays out what to expect from our new format. 

What is the consciousness grid and who built it? Are UFO sightings actually multidimensional beings traveling around in their Merkabas? What does quantum physics have to tell us about the nature of the soul? Have we been on the planet for over a Billion years? What a weird time to be trapped in a meat sack.

Countries around the world are lifting all Covid-19 mandates and restrictions. Can we return to a pre-pandemic life or has the two-year exercise reset our society?

Who is really telling the truth? The corporate press attack on Joe Rogan is further dividing the country and revealing the hypocracy of our once trusted media sources. But they may have miscalculated. Will this be the final showdown?

The haitus is over. We catch up on the vulnerability of the electrical grid and explore the insights from a massive dose of Psilocybin. We get a free preview of Chance the Closer's upcoming release. 

The recent disclosures by the US Defense Department of extra-terrestrial craft raises some interesting questions about what the government is still hiding about energy technology. Do we have reverse engineered alien tech that would allow us to power the world without fossil fuels? 

What has changed over the last thirty years in our understanding of the metaphysical? Are we on the verge of a breakthrough? What's love got to do got to do with it? Well, only love can conquer hate and what the world needs now is love, sweet love.

What's the point? This week we talk about where we're headed with a few tangents about where we've been and what we learned.

How old are we? What do artifacts encased in rock two billion years old suggest about our past and our true nature? Is there a cabal of elite powers denying the truth to the masses to maintain their control and wealth?

This week we delve into recent discoveries of molecules that block memory, ancient technologies, and the archeological cover up.

This week we scratch the surface of the cultural virus infecting our country.

This week we debate what we should expect from billionaires and how best to take care of those in society who cannot take care of themselves.

This week we review the things we a grateful to be done with and look forward to a better year.

Some people are meant to be artists and some to be engineers. This week we explore a simple framework for understanding how we can avoid climate disaster, with little success. The oil companies' brainwashing campaign is clearly a total success as logic eludes our Millenial EDM producer over and over. 

In this episode we discuss the disclosure by a former Israeli cabinet minister suggesting the US and Israel are cooperating with an advanced civilization from another planet. Time to let the cat out of the bag and get on with the next phase of our global development.

This week we take on the big questions like how the Universe works and what the soul is for. The pace of discussion is a bit slower as we ponder multiverses versus a holographic Universe and whether time can be cheated.

A fun discussion of how Millenials deal with isolation and some contemplation of logistics and safety at future live events.

A discussion about and demonstration of the brainwashing effectively delivered by the MSM over the last four years. But without their boogeyman, the outlook for the likes of CNN and MSNBC are grim.

Expanding the debate to consider the full range of evidence, a realistic consideration of the implications, and the opportunity costs of policy initiatives offered under the guise of combatting global climate change.

A Boomer economist and Millenial EDM producer clash over woke culture and the role of legacy media in the Trump defeat.

Inter-generational perspectives on propaganda and the pending Presidential pugilism.

A Millenial argues for eliminating the Electoral College and gets a lesson in US history. The discussion turns to the role of the House of Representatives and the corruption of the original Constitution.

Three weeks before the US Presidential election, we discuss the manipulation of information on social media platforms and demonstrate first hand how public opinion can be swayed by the algorithms.

The truth about political polling is revealed and a typical response sparks a heated discussion about the Presidential election.

What would the world be like if Millenials were in charge? A Boomer economist challenges the utopian visions of a Millenial EDM music producer. 

A Millenial and a Baby Boomer discuss their expectations for what the world will look like in 2050. 

A Millenial EDM producer and a Boomer economist discuss the pros and cons of living in metropolitan cities and small towns.

Personal experience and systemic analysis clash in a powerful and heated discussion about homelessness in America, the role of government in creating the problem, and its potential impact on the Presidential election.

Discussing the motivations of investors and business leaders and how rational behavior gets misinterpreted as evil conspiracy.

Different worlds collide as the Millenial and the Boomer discuss competing narratives and the sources that create them. Media bias, lies of omission, and manufactured strife threaten to tear our family apart - a microcosm of the broader community.

Can a Millenial EDM producer and a Boomer economist discuss their thoughts on racism in America without devolving into a shouting match? Maybe, if they are also bound by blood. Emotions run hot, but we manage to share our respective points of view without irreparable damage.