Today we explore genius in music. Whether virtuosic performers, world-changing innovators, or those pushing the evolution of modern sounds we talk about them all.
Episode 8- This week we dive into the crossroads of visuals and music. We discuss albums that we picked just because of the cover art, and how the visual art and style of albums, music videos and general visual aesthetic of artists help inform how we understand the music and artist's overall vision.
Also, we forget a lot of names and realize we are old.
Playlist- https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3lwnDIQl4uj9YWp9yg1woq
In this episode we trot down memory lane to share our best, and not-so-best live music experiences. Maybe you got to see an iconic legend unexpectedly in a small club? Maybe you have facial scars from dancing to one of the more mocked band of the decade? Either way, it was hopefully a good time. Our special guest is Jeff Mores of Bentonville, AR (by way of Minneapolis and Chicago): father, husband. writer, musician and all around good dude.
This week we are joined by our friend Amber Dorsey of FromCarpoolsToCocktails.com in a lengthy chat on music for the mood. What songs/albums get us tearing up or cheering up, hyped for the day or griped in every way, and lead from making out... to making love?!
In this episode we try to discuss the powerful intersection of music and movies. From rock documentary to teen rom-coms and horror scores, music is often the backbeat or unseen character that really makes everything work. As usual, we track wildy off topic. Booze were involved. Thanks!
Dive with us into nostalgic look at how we bought and continue to buy music. From digging through vinyl in your Grandfather's basement to digital downloads and streaming, it doesn't matter as much how you get music as long as you get it.
Join us this week as we dive into the world of music and politics. From wartime protest songs to gender identity glam, we explore music that opened our ears to the power of music and ultimately, led to a deeper connection to humanity.
Episode 3 playlist- https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0m1Sj0XOToHG3ifWiwmgMz?si=Gu8FRy5uQH6S16InuVS8PQ
Derrick's Food/Drink/Lifestyle Blog: https://www.awortheyread.com/
This episode of Three States of Sound was recorded after the murder of George Floyd. We discuss our reactions, how these events have impacted our lives, and the music that reflects our feelings, gives us hope and helps heal our society- if even just a little.
Hello! Welcome to the first episode of Three States of Sound. In this episode we (John, Derrick, and Joshua) discuss why we hope to waste a little of your time while inspiring a passion for music discovery. To introduce ourselves, we share the album that sparked our love of music exploration, misuse the term "spacetime" and quote Lou Reed. Twice.
Please join us in this safe space for music discussion. Whether you are a jazz aficionado or a Juggalo, we respect your love for music and look forward to the conversation.
Fill your ears with the delicious sounds mentioned in this episode: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/00VjBonB6niHs2JbD0V6wY
