What was the first album you ever bought? David and Jordan share their picks — Blink-182 and Lil Bow Wow — and talk about the moments that defined their early music fandom. Plus, they each choose new Song of the Week selections featuring Young Michael Jackson and Modest Mouse. A perfect blend of nostalgia and deep-cut music talk.

This week on Song of the Week, the crew dives into two records that set the tone for any good vibe session — The Josh Barry Experience brings the soul, while Bellaire delivers that smooth, feel-good groove. We break down what makes each track special, the moments that hooked us, and how both artists carry on the tradition of timeless, emotion-filled music. Tune in, tap in, and tell us which track had you vibin’ the hardest. #SongOfTheWeek #GoodPeopleContent #JoshBarryExperience #Bellaire #Sou...

This week’s episode of Song of the Week is a heartfelt celebration of the incomparable D’Angelo — one of the most influential voices in modern soul and R&B. Jordan, David, and Bill reflect on D’Angelo’s timeless sound, the emotion behind his music, and the way albums like Brown Sugar, Voodoo, and Black Messiah reshaped an entire generation’s understanding of soul. From his live performances to the intimacy of his lyrics, we unpack the genius, the groove, and the mystery that made D’Angelo...

In this episode Jordan discusses with Bill his journey on the job hunt while wanting to continue to grow the Good People Content Brand. Plus the two discuss their personal creative process and of course we've got two new songs of the week from Gabriel Jacoby and Olivia Dean. Produced by Jordan Bell

On this week’s episode of Song of the Week, JB, David, and Bill dive into three incredible picks: Leon Bridges, bringing modern soul with a classic touchD’Angelo, the timeless legend whose grooves never fadeFashawn, a voice of sharp lyricism and hip-hop storytellingWe break down why these songs matter, how they connect to different eras of music, and what makes each artist’s sound so impactful. 🎧 Tune in, share your own Song of the Week, and join the conversation about the music that moves us.

This week on Song of the Week, we dive into the sounds of Kendrick Lamar, Chance the Rapper, and Lisa Lisa — three artists whose music sparks conversation, nostalgia, and reflection. Jordan also opens up about losing his job and how he’s embracing the moment as a chance for growth and new beginnings. It’s an honest, inspiring episode where music and real life connect. Produced by Jordan Bell

This week on Song of the Week, Jordan, Bill, and David share their picks from three very different worlds of sound — the soulful R&B of SiR, the futuristic hip-hop vibes of Planet Giza, and the timeless rock of Oasis. Tune in for a conversation that blends music discovery, cultural perspective, and plenty of laughs. 👉 What’s your Song of the Week? Drop it in the comments or tag us on socials @GoodPeopleContent.

On this episode of Song of the Week, David and Jordan dive into Chance The Rapper’s newest album and share their first impressions — from the production choices to standout lyrics. After that, each host selects their Song of the Week: 🎶 David goes with a classic from Stevie Wonder🎸 Jordan brings in the indie rock vibes of Silversun PickupsIt’s a mix of fresh reactions, timeless music, and honest conversation. Produced by Jordan Bell Follow Song of the Week for more episodes where we highlight...

This week on Song of the Week, we sit down with Tank—frontwoman of the Grammy-nominated group Tank and the Bangas—for an inspiring conversation about artistry, storytelling, and what it means to stay authentic in music. From her New Orleans roots to the global stage, Tank opens up about her creative process, her influences, and the joy of making music that connects people. Tune in as the Good People Content crew dive deep into Tank’s journey, her love for performance, and the timeless power o...

This week on Song of the Week, Jordan and Bill take it back to their college days — reminiscing on the music, memories, and moments that shaped their love for sound. Along the way, they dive into the artistry of CeeLo Green and Omar Apollo, breaking down why their music still resonates today. From campus nostalgia to timeless tracks, this episode blends storytelling with music discovery in classic Song of the Week style. Produced by Jordan Bell

This week on Song of the Week, we sit down with La Reezy, one of New Orleans’ brightest rising artists. He opens up about growing up in NOLA, how Kendrick Lamar and Tyler, The Creator helped shape his perspective, and what it means to build a unique sound in today’s hip-hop scene. We talk creativity, hustle, and the cultural energy that makes New Orleans such a special place for music. Whether you’re a fan of Kendrick, Tyler, or just love discovering new artists, this conversation is packed w...

On this week’s Song of the Week, the guys talk about why the Sister Act 2 soundtrack still resonates, break down the legacies of Common and Nate Dogg, and share insights on the highs and lows of building in the content world. Produced by Nolan Maraziti #SongOfTheWeek #GoodPeopleContent #SisterAct2 #Common #NateDogg #MusicPodcast

In this week’s episode of Song of the Week, Jordan and David dive into The Clipse’s highly anticipated new album, sharing first impressions and debating if it’s on its way to classic status. They also select timeless tracks from Aretha Franklin – The Queen of Soul and the ever-innovative Anderson .Paak, exploring what makes certain songs and albums stand the test of time. Produced by Nolan Maraziti 🎧 🎶 Songs Featured This Week: Aretha Franklin – Don't play that songAnderson .Paak – The Waters...

This week on Song of the Week, we’re joined by Jack Davey — the soulful, genre-bending voice behind the duo J*Davey. We talk about what it was like opening for the icon Prince, the music that shaped her growing up, and how her sound has evolved over the years. It’s a conversation filled with wisdom, stories, and vibes. Produced by Nolan Maraziti. Follow us: @goodpplecontent More content: https://linktr.ee/goodpplecontent

This week on Song of the Week, Jordan and David explore two songs that speak to different sides of the human experience. First up is Jai’len Josey’s “Mixed Signals” (feat. Matt McGhee) — a smooth, modern R&B track about the highs and headaches of pursuing someone who won’t stop sending, well… mixed signals. Then comes a timeless anthem: Sam Cooke’s “A Change Is Gonna Come.” David reflects on why this 1964 classic still rings true today, and how it continues to echo through generations. Lo...

This week on Song of the Week, we sit down with Cleveland’s own Dave Love — a multitalented R&B artist who raps, sings, plays piano, and brings soulful energy to every track. Jordan and Dave talk about his early days growing up in an MJ household, the classic Michael Jackson vs. Prince debate, and how Dave found his musical voice in his hometown before taking his talents to California. Jordan also picks his Song of the Week from Dave’s album Social Love Media — a powerful track that flips...

This week, Jordan brings in Kirko Bangz — smooth, melodic, Houston vibes. Bill switches it up with Rapsody, coming through with sharp lyrics and meaningful bars. Two totally different artists, two completely different moods — and that’s what makes Song of the Week what it is. Which pick are you rocking with this week? Hit play, zone out, and let us know. New episodes every week — follow, rate, and share it with your people. #SongOfTheWeek #KirkoBangz #Rapsody #HipHopPodcast #GoodPeopleContent

On this episode of Song of the Week, David and Jordan celebrate three incredible artists who each bring something special to the table: the Mary Jane Girls, H.E.R., and Terrace Martin. They explore the timeless funk of the Mary Jane Girls, the genre-defying sound of H.E.R., and the jazz-inspired production genius of Terrace Martin — plus what each of their songs reveal about where music’s been and where it’s going. Whether you're here for the nostalgia, the vibes, or something new to add to y...

🎧 This week on Song of the Week, Jordan and David shine a light on two artists pushing creative boundaries in completely different ways. Jordan spotlights Laya, an artist whose bold style and imaginative visuals make her one of the most exciting voices in R&B today. Meanwhile, David breaks down the brilliance of 88-Keys, a producer and rapper known for his unconventional approach to music and deep influence behind the scenes. From avant-garde beats to visionary aesthetics, this episode is...

This week, we sit down with LaRussell — rapper, entrepreneur, and architect of the backyard concert movement. We talk about his DIY approach to music, how he built a stage in his backyard, what inspires his creative process, and why he’s all in on independent artistry. Plus, he gives love to our Songs of the Week and shares some gems for artists trying to break through without breaking themselves. Hosted by Jordan Bell and David Grunfeld Subscribe, rate, and tell a friend — especially the one...