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Our Biggest Personal Influences in Music
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Matt and the B Flats are back again for episode 2! It’s a thing now! We’re official. Get to know the hosts a bit more and listen to the artists and specifically the albums that were most influential in informing our music dichotomy.
Listen to our discussion of how voices in music can be — and very often are — the most important “instrument” in a song. Also hear how the climate of pop music can both give opportunities for pop artists to expand to more genres for some artists while restricting some artists to more defined boxes of what they “can” do.
Banana on!
Artists in discussion
The Killers, The Clash, The Beach Boys, Jack’s Mannequin, The Wayward Strangers, Kanye West, Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Shawn Mendes
6 episodes
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