Humpty's Kross Factor

Does anyone else remember the time Superman had to take a hot air balloon ride with his good friend Ryan? And Dishwalla played in the background? I don't either but I bet that was a cool scene. Anyway this week we're talking about Smallville's favorite resident band, Dishwalla, as well as a fun conversation on tension and release in music.

Well what do you know? We can actually keep to a release schedule! Hey folks, T. hanks for coming back. This week we're talking about the best dag on tween music you've ever heard, Hellogoodbye's Here (In Your Arms). And yes, this band is just as good as The Beatles. We also talk what makes music "heavy" and some our favorite examples of it.

Yeah yeah yeah we know. You can't just take three months off, post out of the blue and expect us to come crawling back. Well, I mean, come on. What do ya want? Do us a favor and just let this one slide will ya? Anyway this week we're changing things up SLIGHTLY with t.A.T.u.'s All The things She Said and a bit of something new.

Hey everyone! I had the privilege to chat with one of the producers behind The Chop Shop this week, and he was kind enough to share a clip from a recent episode, and I wanted to pass that along to you guys! You really don't want to miss this. If you're at all into music production, particularly the history and evolution of hiphop production, CHECK THIS OUT! Listen to this episode and more at www.officialchopshoppod.com & stream now wherever you listen to podcasts. Powered by React Media.

It's back to the wild west of music this week (aka the 90's) as we dive deep into some of the most notable, influential, timeless hip hop of the age. We're talking, of course, about Kriss Kross (Jump) and Digital Underground (The Humpty Dance). In honor of the recent passing of Shock G, we thought it would be fair to make his music compete in our stupid contest.  Hey! You! Go give us some love on the Apple Podcasts review thingy. Sure would mean a lot to us. 

Hello? Who's there? Papa...is that you? It's been so long. The light burns my delicate eyes. Hooo man we're dusting off the vocal chords this week after a TWO MONTH hiatus. I'd like to issue an official apology for ghosting all our loyal fan. We still love you buddy. Thanks for hanging in there.  This week we're talking about Estelle (American Boy) and Amerie (1 Thing). We also shed light on one of the greatest American songs about snack foods and how the Chug Jug kids is def the next Beeber Boi. 

No, no I'm not. But that's okay. I can dance those bad feelings away with this week's tunes! We're talking Los Del Rio and Right Said Fred.  Hey go leave a review on the Apples Podcasts!

Shout out to Marvel and the low-budget indie flick Guardians of the Galaxy. You probably haven't heard of it, but you should check it out. Some good music in there! This week we're talking about two of those music with The Five Stairsteps and Looking Glass. Oh, and our favorite resident juggalos return with a hot new track. 

I'm torn on what to call this episode...because there are so many good SM quotes. Are there more legitimate reasons to like Macy Gray other than her brief appearance in the 2001 film Spider-Man? Probably, but that's why we love her, and it's good enough for us. This week we're heading back to the late 90s to take on Macy Gray and Natalie Imbruglia!

It's a whole new year, and so far, it's uh, moderately better than last year...I guess? But maybe this will turn it all around. We're back and bigger than ever in our first episode of 2021, and baby it's a doozy. So buckle up and strap in and follow all the road safety rules! We're getting creepy with Yellowcard and Metro Station! Oh and we also talk about Juice WRLD.