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This week we're joined by Luke Lalonde and Mitch DeRosier of the ever-evolving band Born Ruffians. Luke shares the incredible story of how he and wife rescued two Pariah dogs, Putty, a 5 year-old female, and Ru, a 3 year-old female, from India and Mitch takes us back 10 years to when he adopted his golden-doodle Charlie (sound familiar?) who has since become the social media mascot for the band.Born Ruffians new album Beauty's Pride comes out on June 6th via Rep Roc Records. Pre-order your copy today by visiting bornruffians.caLuke gave a shout out to Dharamsala Animal Rescue (DAR) whose mission is to create a better world for animals and people by ending the human/street dog conflict and providing spay/neuter, rabies vaccination, rescue and rehabilitation, and community education for rabies safety and compassion.  To learn how you can make a world of difference to animals and people visit dharamsalaanimalrescue.org for more information. Mitch echoed that shout out since he and I both have dogs that've never seen a day of hardship in their lives.For more pics and clips of Luke, Mitch, Putty, Ru and Charlie follow the show on Instagram @rockerdogpodcast

C'est le Freestyle du mercredi. Tout peut arriver. JAY-Z - Roc Boys spill tab - PINK LEMONADEMF DOOM - Hoe Cakes (Ant Remix)Crayon & Tora - Home Safe (feat. Yamê)Maribou State & North Downs - Dance on the WorldNala Sinephro - Continuum 5 D'Angelo - Untitled (How Does It Feel)Ela Minus - UPWARDSBreakage - ClarendonKlaxons - Golden Skans (Erol Alkan Spectral Remix) LCD Soundsystem - Someone GreatMiki - cartoon sexAddison Rae & Arca - Aquamarine / ArcamarineFly Anakin - YOUGOTME!!Tyler, The Creator - Like Him (feat. Lola Young)Jaydee - Plastic DreamsCharli xcx & Lorde - Girl, so confusing featuring lordeGirl, so confusing featuring lorde - Burn ItThe Brand New Heavies - Gimme One of ThoseElla Fitzgerald - Indian Summer Gladys Knight & The Pips - I Feel a Song (In My Heart)Mood II Swing & HardHead - All Night Long / New York ExpressCaribou - Melody Day (feat. Luke Lalonde, Adem & One Little Plane)

A 45 minute practice designed to support and empower one's spiritual journey and transformation.We begin with a short sit down for relaxation and tuning in, and then moving to lying down on our backs with frequencies for opening the throat chakra that represents truth and purity. In the next 20 minutes we welcome Mr. Lee Carrol who channels the light entity known as Kryon about the next level of consciousness humanity is approaching. The meditation ends with frequencies and affirmations for awakening. Ending song by Hole.Featuring:Caribou , Luke Lalonde , Adem , One Little Plane--Float Waves--Lee Carrol , Kryon--Don Slepian--HoleTo full playlist >* Recorded in Bansko, Bulgaria on March  10 2023About this podcastPractice and frequency for vibration management ///////////////// Free guided meditations for the benefit of all. New meditation every Tuesday ///////////////// Ofer Shani is a Tech entrepreneur and Meditation coach from Tel Aviv, Israel ///////////////// His sessions are unique and combine music with teachings of Mindfulness, Zen, Shamanism, Quantum physics and Neuroscience ///////////////// Linktree https://linktr.ee/ofershani An important noticeThis podcast celebrates music as a tool for transformation and well being - and wish to spread the tracks played in each meditation as much as possible.Each episode's description showcases the list of artists and pieces played - and includes links to a full playlist to listen to on Spotify. If you wouldn't want your music to be played here - Please contact us oshani@gmail.com

Ambient Meditations Season 2 - Vol 33 - Boku For episode 33, we are joined by Irish newcomer Boku as we wind down January and head into February. Boku has a new EP coming entitled Fortune and has three previous singles, "Rise," "Game," and "Vermillion" all written after an intense breakup and while in a fragile emotional state. His mix is perfect for the dark days of winter, a blend of melancholy, a dash of infinite sadness, and a sprinkle of some light at the end of the tunnel. Maybe we all kind of feel like this right now? Well, here is your soundtrack for deep winter. Find something to warm you up while you drift away into the cold winter evenings.  Tracklisting  1. Daithi - How to Fall in Love in a Pandemic 2. Caribou, Luke Lalonde, Adem - Melody Day (Four Tet Remix) 3. Jon Brion - Peer Pressure 4. Jon Brion - Strings That Tie To you 5. Leon Vynehall - Movements (Chapter III) 6. O'Flynn - Udu 7. Shlohmo - Resolve 8 Boku - 4X4 (unreleased) 9. Tycho, Bibio - Spectre (Bibio Remix) 10. Christian Löffler - Krone 11. Evenings- Friend (Lover) 12.Ólafur Arnalds - Doria - Island Songs VII  13. Nils Frahm - The Shooting 14. IMYRMIND - Untitled 15. Boku - Enough For Now 16. Leon Vynehall - Time

"A bit of a random playlist for the last show of April 2020. See below for Joanna Sternberg's "Don't You Ever" and also, here's a link to the episode of The Music Meetup where Elena talks with Luke Lalonde of Born Ruffians. [youtube]https://youtu.be/wHTs36rq0gU[/youtube] 00:00 - Intro 01:22 - Tell Me What's True - Anna Burch 05:07 - Falling (Clean) - James Supercave 08:58 - Strange Girl (Dirty) - Laure Marling 12:13 - Complete Control - Wares 16:38 - Mic Break 18:21 - Vacation - Honey Cutt 21:58 - Blue Comanche - Westerman 25:24 - Don't You See - The Mobros 30:47 - Just Exist - Eliza & The Delusionals 34:41 - Lifetime - Caveboy 37:43 - Barricade - Elliot Moss 41:32 - Mic Break 42:42 - Weeping Birch - Dan Deacon 47:02 - Prophecy - Magic Sword 51:58 - Garden Park Pond Pt. 3 - What In Your Heart Can Put You In A Trance 56:43 - Friends - Delicate Steve 60:48 - Summon - Superorder 67:13 - Mic Break 68:26 - I Fall In Love Every Night - Born Ruffians 72:30 - Call Me - Ludic 76:38 - No Hope - Nathan Kalish 80:49 - Rock & Roll - Trace Mountains 84:34 - Silence of the Rain - Pablo Dylan 87:27 - Real Silence - M. Ward 90:19 - Soft Glove - Lina Tullgren 94:08 - Me and the Moonlight - City And Colour 96:57 - Beyond Waves (BTR Live Studio, 2017) - Domino Kirke 101:03 - perfect world - Ada Lea 105:25 - Mic Break 107:24 - Grand Closing - Worriers 111:18 - Don't You Ever - Joanna Sternberg 114:18 - Finish "

Luke Lalonde is in the mix twice! Check him out with his solo album and with the new release from Born Ruffians. 00:00 - DJ Emily 01:03 - Pretty Boy - Kevin Krauter 04:30 - Dancer - The Districts 08:20 - Waiting For The Light To Change - Luke Lalonde 10:35 - Celebrate Your Body - Bee Appleseed 15:01 - Lie Like You Want Me Back - Yumi Zouma 18:10 - DJ Emily 18:49 - U and Me - Frazey Ford 23:04 - Baddies - Lanterns On the Lake 25:57 - Sting - Real Estate 30:24 - Fashion School - Honey Cutt 34:20 - DJ Emily 35:52 - I'm Fine - Born Ruffians 37:54 - I Fall In Love Every Night - Born Ruffians 41:56 - Finish

Luke Lalonde is in the mix twice! Check him out with his solo album and with the new release from Born Ruffians. 00:00 - DJ Emily 01:03 - Pretty Boy - Kevin Krauter 04:30 - Dancer - The Districts 08:20 - Waiting For The Light To Change - Luke Lalonde 10:35 - Celebrate Your Body - Bee Appleseed 15:01 - Lie Like You Want Me Back - Yumi Zouma 18:10 - DJ Emily 18:49 - U and Me - Frazey Ford 23:04 - Baddies - Lanterns On the Lake 25:57 - Sting - Real Estate 30:24 - Fashion School - Honey Cutt 34:20 - DJ Emily 35:52 - I'm Fine - Born Ruffians 37:54 - I Fall In Love Every Night - Born Ruffians 41:56 - Finish

Escape your Tuesday with a two-hour set of tunes that kicks off with brand new music from of Montreal! Luke Lalonde/ illos by Bryan Bruchman/ reference photo by Daniel Neuhaus Shana Falana/ illos by Bryan Bruchman/ reference photo via artist's Facebook (no credit) Erin Anne / illo by Bryan Bruchman / reference photo by Madeleine Peters. 00:00 - DJ Emily (Last Girl (Instrumental - Soccer Mommy) 02:28 - You've Had Me Everywhere - of Montreal 07:10 - Dance While You Shoot - Noga Erez 10:36 - Untroubled Mind - Elliot Moss 14:57 - Supermoon - Charly Bliss 17:59 - Say What You Will - Tiger Rider 22:01 - Sugar - (Sandy) Alex G 24:43 - Spells (Oedipusi) - Laumė 28:05 - Devotion - Jay Som 31:36 - New Memory Box - Bonnie "Prince" Billy 34:22 - DJ Emily 34:36 - Easy Way - Surface To Air Missive 39:05 - Work Hard - Lisa Prank 42:18 - Mr. Polydactyl Cat - Levitation Room 45:45 - Napster Vertigo - Legal Vertigo 52:10 - Don't Call Me Windy - Luke Temple 55:49 - Come On Over - Shana Falana 62:05 - Maps to the Stars - Surf Curse 64:41 - Throw Away Love - Boy Scouts 67:57 - You'll Be Singing My Name - Georgia Maq 71:59 - DJ Emily 72:37 - Falling In Love - Cigarettes After Sex 76:34 - Gaslighter - Erin Anne 79:32 - Speed Queen - Little Scream 84:20 - Feed - Charly Bliss 87:51 - Kate - No Swoon 93:04 - DJ Emily 93:21 - Friend Like That - Girl Ray 98:40 - Cult of Personality - Varsity 102:47 - Pass It On - Levitation Room 108:24 - Smoke and Mirrors - Caroline Says 110:56 - DJ Emily 111:38 - Go Somewhere - Luke Lalonde 116:38 - Finish

Escape your Tuesday with a two-hour set of tunes that kicks off with brand new music from of Montreal! Luke Lalonde/ illos by Bryan Bruchman/ reference photo by Daniel Neuhaus Shana Falana/ illos by Bryan Bruchman/ reference photo via artist's Facebook (no credit) Erin Anne / illo by Bryan Bruchman / reference photo by Madeleine Peters. 00:00 - DJ Emily (Last Girl (Instrumental - Soccer Mommy) 02:28 - You've Had Me Everywhere - of Montreal 07:10 - Dance While You Shoot - Noga Erez 10:36 - Untroubled Mind - Elliot Moss 14:57 - Supermoon - Charly Bliss 17:59 - Say What You Will - Tiger Rider 22:01 - Sugar - (Sandy) Alex G 24:43 - Spells (Oedipusi) - Laumė 28:05 - Devotion - Jay Som 31:36 - New Memory Box - Bonnie "Prince" Billy 34:22 - DJ Emily 34:36 - Easy Way - Surface To Air Missive 39:05 - Work Hard - Lisa Prank 42:18 - Mr. Polydactyl Cat - Levitation Room 45:45 - Napster Vertigo - Legal Vertigo 52:10 - Don't Call Me Windy - Luke Temple 55:49 - Come On Over - Shana Falana 62:05 - Maps to the Stars - Surf Curse 64:41 - Throw Away Love - Boy Scouts 67:57 - You'll Be Singing My Name - Georgia Maq 71:59 - DJ Emily 72:37 - Falling In Love - Cigarettes After Sex 76:34 - Gaslighter - Erin Anne 79:32 - Speed Queen - Little Scream 84:20 - Feed - Charly Bliss 87:51 - Kate - No Swoon 93:04 - DJ Emily 93:21 - Friend Like That - Girl Ray 98:40 - Cult of Personality - Varsity 102:47 - Pass It On - Levitation Room 108:24 - Smoke and Mirrors - Caroline Says 110:56 - DJ Emily 111:38 - Go Somewhere - Luke Lalonde 116:38 - Finish

Luke Lalonde takes the top spot this week! 00:00 - DJ Emily 01:17 - Don't Let Me Go - Cigarettes After Sex 05:02 - Plasticized - Erin Anne 08:04 - Disco Ball - Little Scream 11:28 - Threat - Charly Bliss 14:30 - Kate - No Swoon 19:42 - DJ Emily 20:17 - Friend Like That - Girl Ray 23:39 - So Sad, So Sad - Varsity 27:29 - Ooh Child - Levitation Room 30:23 - Year of Cicada - Caroline Says 33:02 - DJ Emily 33:56 - Perpetual Optimist - Luke Lalonde 36:50 - Finish

Luke Lalonde takes the top spot this week! 00:00 - DJ Emily 01:17 - Don't Let Me Go - Cigarettes After Sex 05:02 - Plasticized - Erin Anne 08:04 - Disco Ball - Little Scream 11:28 - Threat - Charly Bliss 14:30 - Kate - No Swoon 19:42 - DJ Emily 20:17 - Friend Like That - Girl Ray 23:39 - So Sad, So Sad - Varsity 27:29 - Ooh Child - Levitation Room 30:23 - Year of Cicada - Caroline Says 33:02 - DJ Emily 33:56 - Perpetual Optimist - Luke Lalonde 36:50 - Finish

Cue the hibernation in The Listening Booth where DJRePete has a mixture of seasonal tracks as you transition from the holidays to winter proper in the northern hemisphere with jazz by Zach Brock and rock via Erin Anne. Also on tap, brand new blues via Luke Lalonde, folk with The Deer, and soft electro vibes with Gemma. And hit up 2020 tour news as bands reawaken the road trips, including Adam Weiner of Low Cut Connie and the Generationals. 00:00 - Mic Break 00:49 - Waiting for the Light to Change - Luke Lalonde 02:57 - Desert Dreams - Lonesome Shack 06:55 - Bad Neighborhood - Daddy Long Legs 11:10 - Just Holler - Jesper Lindell 15:40 - Controversy - Low Cut Connie 18:33 - If All I Was Was Black - Mavis Staples 22:20 - Mic Break 23:16 - Bitter Winter - Erin Anne 26:07 - Time To Forgive The Winter - Girls In Hawaii 29:02 - Aliens In Our Midst - Wussy 32:33 - But L Like You - Say Sue Me 36:37 - Diamond Drive - Ex Hex 40:12 - Mic Break 40:35 - I've Been Wrong Before - Generationals 43:53 - Treat Jar - Great Grandpa 46:28 - Lil Jazzy - Half Stack 49:08 - January - The Rubinoos 52:00 - I Quit - Alex Little and The Suspicious Minds 56:08 - Mic Break 56:37 - January - Ali Barter 59:33 - Snow Is Falling In Manhattan - Purple Mountains 65:32 - Snow Globe - Long Beard 70:42 - Low Life - Kate Teague 74:11 - Private Eye - M.T. Hadley 77:25 - Go To The Top - Girl Ray 79:58 - Mic Break 80:29 - Swoon - The Deer 84:08 - Pet Town - Eerie Wanda 87:28 - Handyman - Esther Rose 90:10 - The Healing - Flora Hibberd 93:37 - Misbehaving - Infinity Crush 96:05 - Mic Break 96:15 - Darjeeling - Barrie 99:26 - Reverie - Bodywash 103:27 - Olympia - Flamingods 106:57 - Love Like (Knock it Off) - Gemma 112:41 - Rebel Robin - Ingeborg Von Agassiz 116:11 - Mic Break 116:51 - Winter Transition - Zach Brock 120:04 - Finish

We’re celebrating the holidays indie music style in The Listening Booth today with a New Orleans take on Christmas via the New Birth Brass Band and a new holiday tune from Jeremy & the Harlequins. And for the holiday hiders, Jack Skuller feels your pain with an empathetic track. Plus, tune in for a few more throwbacks from a Best In Mix of the decade: 20-teen edition. And hit up brand new alt from Luke Lalonde, rock via Tuff Sunshine, and R&B vibes with Girl Ray featuring PSwuave. 00:00 - Mic Break 00:49 - Space Kicks - Sean Henry 03:19 - Taken By Surprise - Varsity 06:12 - Two Minutes to Midnight - Luke Lalonde 08:47 - Gavrilo - The Herbert Bail Orchestra 12:00 - Haunted Places - Jane Church 16:17 - The Healing - Flora Hibberd 19:43 - Mic Break 20:06 - Move A Mountain - Tuff Sunshine 22:28 - Sunday Means Snakes - Tuff Sunshine 26:49 - Xena! - The Exbats 29:42 - Cyrano - X 32:39 - But L Like You - Say Sue Me 36:44 - Demands - Makthaverskan 39:35 - Mic Break 40:02 - Takes Time - Girl Ray feat. PSwuave 44:17 - Slumlord - Baxter Dury 47:33 - Fever - Balthazar 53:30 - Hand to the Plow - Liz Brasher 56:21 - Don't Know How To Keep Loving You - Julia Jacklin 61:43 - Mic Break 62:14 - Smoke and Mirrors - Caroline Says 64:46 - Can't Say Goodbye - Young Guv 67:56 - A Wizard Of The Wind - Nolan Potter's Nightmare Band 74:26 - Rebel Robin - Ingeborg Von Agassiz 77:56 - Siete - Nicola Cruz 83:40 - Mic Break 84:05 - A Chinese Restaurant - Jeremy & the Harlequins 87:05 - New Christmas Hymn - The Minus 5 89:14 - Stuck In This Holiday - Jack Skuller 92:36 - Christmas Song - Cocoon 95:39 - Anorak Christmas - Sally Shapiro 99:53 - Santa's Got A Big Old Bag - The BellRays 104:11 - Santa's Second Line - New Birth Brass Band 108:23 - Mic Break 109:37 - Jail La La - Dum Dum Girls 112:00 - Death Toll Rise - LightFM 115:11 - I Think I Like U 2 - Jamaica 118:07 - Driving - Setting Sun 120:38 - Finish

Our esteemed music director Lottie is back for another guest spot on the show, checking out new tunes from Arbor Labor Union, Libel, Caroline Says, Girl Ray, Tuff Sunshine, Luke Lalonde, and Varsity! 00:00 - Intro 01:14 - // Lottie is becoming an alien 10:26 - “Flowerhead” - Arbor Labor Union 14:40 - // Should we just stop here? 18:50 - “In the Abstract” - Libel 21:58 - // The drums go in the basement 27:11 - “Ohio River” - Caroline Says 30:27 - // Lottie and The Might Ohio 35:04 - “Girl” - Girl Ray 38:32 - // We’re on an 80’s vibe 44:10 - “Dig Deeper, Peanut” - Tuff Sunshine 47:52 - // Slide on in, peanut 52:17 - “The Perpetual Optimist” - Luke Lalonde 55:10 - // The oughts are going country? 59:18 - “Second Act” - Varsity 63:19 - // Jangly guitars! 64:10 - // OUTRO 64:47 - // end.

Nick talks to director Pavan Moondi - he's appeared in pretty much all of Pavan's projects and they have both spent time in so-called Hollywood, a place some people call HELLYWOOD. Pavan has directed Every Day Is Like Sunday, Diamond Tongues starring Leah from July Talk, and Sundowners with Phil Hanley, Luke Lalonde, Cara Gee and Jackie Pirico. Things that come up: -nuances between ADHD and ADD -the stress of paying taxes -Nick and Tim Heidecker improvising in a film -the transient nature of L.A. comedy clubs -the complex art of getting shit done -Nick’s nightly peeing schedule -best of the George Lucas era of Star Wars films follow Pavan's journey to the Hollywood A-List at www.twitter.com/pavanmoondi. Diamond Tongues is available on Amazon Prime and the Sundowners can be seen on Amazon Prime as well as the CBC Gem app in Canada. Support NFW at www.ko-fi.com/nickflanagan or monthly at www.patreon.com/nickflanagan instagram.com/nickflanaganweakly twitter.com/nickflanweakly

Luke LaLonde of the Born Ruffians and star of the Pavan Moondi directed feature film SUNDOWNERS alongside Tim Heidecker, Phil Hanley and Nick Thorburn of Islands who also scored the film

Uncle, Duke and the Chief, the latest offering from Toronto-by-way-of-Midland, Ontario's Born Ruffians, truly feels like a return to form. It welcomes back original drummer Steve Hamelin (who had taken leave from the band to pursue a degree), and with the original line-up back in play, it seems inevitable that the charm and youthful energy of their debut Red, Yellow and Blue would also surface. Though the Ruffians' palette has expanded greatly since their primary-coloured start, on Uncle, Duke and The Chief — a title charmingly made up of each members' (singer/guitarist Luke Lalonde, bassist Mitch Derosier and Hamelin) father's nicknames — their past peeks through, exuberance and all. Opening tune "Forget Me," reportedly written through tears on the day Bowie died, starts with an acoustic strum as Lalonde begins to sing, handclaps working as initial percussion before Hamelin and Derosier join in. The lyrics, largely dealing with death ("Someday / a white light / will come for you / to comfort you") are certainly some of the Ruffians' darkest (see "waiting on a sun that's never rising" in "Fade to Black"), but there is sweetness still. It's a warm welcome to the album, and immediately seems to boast the familiar boisterousness of the Ruffians of old. The doo-wop-ish "Miss You" follows, with all three Ruffians harmonizing as the song gains momentum and the energy increases. "Side Tracked" is a standout, softening the pace a bit and allowing Derosier to play a delightful scale-skipping bass line. You'll want a hand to hold during the simple and sincere "Love Too Soon" as it swims in a sea of warm bass, gentle tambourine taps, organ swells and just the sweetest addition of whistling that threatens to make it all too much (but doesn't). It certainly feels like a companion to much-loved tune "Little Garcon," but without the foot-stomping shout-along ending. The Ruffians even somehow get away with a millennial whoop, found throughout "Tricky" — thank Lalonde's very fun vocal delivery (asking "When are you gonna come hooooome?" in that exaggerated deep register) and the song's terribly infectious energy for that. It's the pairing of melodies that comfort, and lyrics that threaten to take it away, that really make this album. Where 2015's RUFF spoke of being disheartened and disillusioned in the creative world, Uncle, Duke and the Chief is honest about life — its ups, its downs, its changes and rearrangements, procrastination and stress, and certainly its inevitable end. The simple production, with Lalonde's untamed vocals clear as a bell and Hamelin's homecoming, lets the joy that played a part in the process of making the short and sweet Uncle, Duke and the Chief shine evidently through. (Paper Bag)

2018’s Uncle, Duke and the Chief finds Born Ruffians performing with their original lineup for the first time in half a decade. Such a return is always an important turning for a band, but it takes on an extra weight for the trio, who began performing together as 15-year-olds in a small Ontario town. It’s a clearly joyful experience for the band, who managed to tap into the initial excitement that fueled the group in their earliest days. According to frontman Luke Lalonde, that sense of pleasure is an essential part of the music making process. Sure the fuel for the songs often comes from ideal circumstances, but he adds that he’d rather hang it up than feel as if he’s simple going through the motions. In this conversation, the front discusses the songwriting process and taking inspiration where you can get it.  

Born Ruffians' Luke Lalonde explores why he loves John Prine's "Far From Me" and describes the deep impact his father has had on his musical journey.

Born Ruffians' Luke Lalonde explores why he loves John Prine's "Far From Me" and describes the deep impact his father has had on his musical journey.

This week the gang is joined by singer, songwriter, and actor Luke Lalonde. Luke stars beside Phil Hanley in their new film Sundowners, and they share stories of the film and its tremendous success. Sam explains what it was like filming his hour special for Comedy Central, and gives an inside look on one of the most mysterious and prestigious achievements in comedy. Joe Machi does the intro. As far as show business goes, this episode is full of everything, don’t miss it! @keepingjoe @sammorril @joemachi @philmhanley @nyccomedycellar @ LukeLalonde

Musician Luke Lalonde makes his acting debut in Pavan Moondi’s Sundowners (opening in Toronto this Friday, August 25th, at TIFF Bell Lightbox), so he drops in to discuss Spike Jonze’s amazing Adaptation, the one where Charlie Kaufman writes himself into a movie about Charlie Kaufman writing himself into a movie. Your genial host Norm Wilner was pretty psyched about this … Continue reading Luke Lalonde on Adaptation →

Luke Lalonde of Born Ruffians joins us to chat about the Toronto indie stalwarts' upcoming album RUFF, dropping Oct. 2nd through Paper Bag Records. There are also some cool promo initiatives surrounding the release, and we get the inside take on those. As for The Sole Pursuit, after scrapping an entire album over conflicts with a former manager, the band came back swinging with the release of their debut LP, Infinite Regress. We catch up with frontman Kyle Dawe during the band's east coast swing.