WEBVTT - Infinity Song: Live From Tribeca Festival 0:00:15.476 --> 0:00:22.196 Pushkin. It's my firm belief that our culture doesn't put 0:00:22.276 --> 0:00:25.076 enough stock in family bands. I mean, just think about 0:00:25.076 --> 0:00:28.516 the groups that include siblings, Sliing the Family Stone, the 0:00:28.556 --> 0:00:33.356 Beach Boys, the Beeg's, hiam Oasis, ac DC, the Jacksons. 0:00:34.516 --> 0:00:37.876 It makes sense that Ken would develop uniquely powerful musical chemistry. 0:00:38.156 --> 0:00:40.596 After all, a love of music usually does start in 0:00:40.636 --> 0:00:43.956 the home, and the same is true of our guests today, Momo, 0:00:44.196 --> 0:00:47.356 Abraham Angel and Israel Boyd of the group Infinity Saw. 0:00:48.196 --> 0:00:51.036 The four siblings were raised in musical households between Detroit 0:00:51.116 --> 0:00:54.436 and New York, honing their sound wherever they could, in 0:00:54.556 --> 0:00:58.716 churches and parks, subway stations, even around the kitchen table. 0:00:59.716 --> 0:01:03.196 That devotion to performing carried them to bigger stages, guided 0:01:03.236 --> 0:01:05.916 by their father and manager, John Boyd, and eventually jay 0:01:05.996 --> 0:01:09.516 Z's rock Nation and their fervent love of me music 0:01:09.636 --> 0:01:12.116 fuels their unmistakable blend of R and B and folk, 0:01:12.436 --> 0:01:15.356 a mix they proudly described as modern day soft rock. 0:01:16.476 --> 0:01:18.956 I spoke to the Boyd's siblings at the Tribeca Festival 0:01:18.956 --> 0:01:21.636 in New York for a live Broken Record event. We 0:01:21.756 --> 0:01:24.196 discussed the role of music and their family, how their 0:01:24.236 --> 0:01:25.996 Dad came through in the clutch during a make or 0:01:25.996 --> 0:01:28.796 Break meeting with jay Z and graciously they performed a 0:01:28.796 --> 0:01:34.836 couple of songs from their album Metamorphosis Complete. This is 0:01:34.916 --> 0:01:44.556 broken record, real musicians, real conversations. Infinity Song opened our 0:01:44.596 --> 0:01:48.716 conversation with the performance of their song Lotus. It's so 0:01:48.836 --> 0:01:50.996 great to be here with you guys, and to be 0:01:51.076 --> 0:01:55.076 here with Infinity Song at Tribeca Festival of all places. 0:01:56.276 --> 0:02:01.156 It's a storied festival, and I think we're here tonight 0:02:01.196 --> 0:02:04.476 with talent that will be held in that regard. This 0:02:04.556 --> 0:02:08.076 is a new group and they are already have such 0:02:08.156 --> 0:02:12.716 incredible music as you'll see tonight their live show and 0:02:12.756 --> 0:02:18.676 this is stripped down is phenomenal. So without further Ado Israel, 0:02:18.916 --> 0:02:22.356 Angel Abraham and Momo Infinity Song. 0:03:51.996 --> 0:04:07.116 Everything short off th yards say the world. 0:04:11.436 --> 0:04:18.836 Listen to you, cans me. You're a love honest flower. 0:04:19.036 --> 0:04:19.996 You may be. 0:04:23.236 --> 0:04:26.756 Everything nassy and last long. 0:04:26.916 --> 0:04:34.036 Again and ye now I know the wonderful love. 0:04:36.636 --> 0:04:41.836 And please don't make me want to again. 0:04:43.116 --> 0:04:50.196 The appliance is less. Just send me for for because 0:04:50.276 --> 0:04:54.276 now it's take the love to say. 0:04:55.476 --> 0:05:07.716 Since you don't get for love, settle for. 0:05:13.596 --> 0:05:21.556 We could let you because I still go. 0:05:25.356 --> 0:05:28.796 Your alone, Flory. 0:05:28.436 --> 0:05:30.036 May weed. 0:05:32.396 --> 0:05:35.956 Everything last see and last still long. 0:05:37.756 --> 0:05:42.996 And now how know ware the food. 0:05:45.916 --> 0:05:54.916 Maybe please don't make me laugh again, MANSI. 0:05:54.396 --> 0:06:00.436 Place, just let me fall for because I would take 0:06:00.596 --> 0:06:07.596 a lot to sais. 0:06:07.356 --> 0:06:12.556 Toever I lose myself to love. Then last year, I's fine. 0:06:14.396 --> 0:06:16.956 And if you're love, it's just a lie. 0:06:17.236 --> 0:06:19.676 If it's telling me lies. 0:06:21.436 --> 0:06:26.236 But not let live to me just a crag me 0:06:26.476 --> 0:06:44.996 dona not tell him as now I know, beautiful baby, Please. 0:06:45.716 --> 0:06:46.996 Don't make me wise. 0:06:49.276 --> 0:06:57.956 Man spends some awful because you would say the love 0:07:00.036 --> 0:07:20.036 seems since my aness, I would say the scious less. 0:07:21.316 --> 0:07:25.956 Just let me all, because I would say. 0:07:44.996 --> 0:07:48.316 Thank you so much, thank you, thank youes and gentlemen. 0:07:48.396 --> 0:07:55.636 Once again we are infinity song. My name is Abraham, 0:07:57.356 --> 0:07:58.236 my name is Momo. 0:07:59.476 --> 0:08:04.236 Hey, I'm angel and I'm in Drew and we've got 0:08:04.316 --> 0:08:07.716 one more song for you before we get into the evening. 0:08:08.076 --> 0:08:08.756 Yeah, let's go. 0:08:27.196 --> 0:08:29.356 Now here you go again. 0:08:29.716 --> 0:08:36.916 You say you want your freeedom, Well, well, my gi me, 0:08:41.516 --> 0:08:42.796 it's trying to ride. 0:08:43.516 --> 0:08:46.676 You should play away your feeling. 0:08:47.996 --> 0:08:55.156 But listen carefully to that sounds a long meess, like. 0:08:55.316 --> 0:08:57.516 A harpy jassy man. 0:08:58.916 --> 0:09:12.716 Still song never not all want to tell you now 0:09:12.796 --> 0:09:32.116 as you all know, pray enough place they say A 0:09:32.196 --> 0:09:51.276 little man, welcome man when watches you thing you know? No, 0:09:52.036 --> 0:09:56.116 I'll go again see the crystal leave. 0:09:58.636 --> 0:10:01.836 I came up vi first want. 0:10:05.756 --> 0:10:11.196 It's only me who wants you Apparon your dream. 0:10:12.756 --> 0:10:14.596 Have you an your dreams? 0:10:14.676 --> 0:10:19.596 You like to sell loneliness like. 0:10:19.756 --> 0:10:26.676 The Holy Giving in the stool and star remembering, watch 0:10:29.836 --> 0:10:45.116 and watch Lounlogynagy. 0:10:40.956 --> 0:10:53.356 Wonders mistress when last. 0:10:56.436 --> 0:10:59.996 And say, well, man go mad in. 0:11:07.316 --> 0:11:14.956 Clean you. 0:11:18.596 --> 0:11:30.316 Watch, Let you know, let you know. 0:11:39.516 --> 0:11:41.276 Lest too much. 0:11:44.116 --> 0:11:48.676 Names mus be racy, let's to much you. 0:11:52.076 --> 0:11:52.276 Want? 0:11:52.356 --> 0:12:10.916 You don't want? You listen at mess too. 0:12:15.236 --> 0:13:06.836 Small Spot sweet team to Scott Spot. 0:13:30.236 --> 0:13:34.476 I gotta say, through this job, I've been privileged to 0:13:34.556 --> 0:13:38.836 be around a lot of performers. Baby Face comes to 0:13:38.876 --> 0:13:43.396 mind seeing him perform up close and personal. Neil Young, Right, 0:13:44.516 --> 0:13:47.116 but this is my first time getting a chance to 0:13:47.116 --> 0:13:50.916 see you guys, and just getting to see the love 0:13:51.076 --> 0:13:53.556 of music that you guys have and the passion you 0:13:53.636 --> 0:13:58.156 guys have for performing. It warms my heart because it's 0:13:58.196 --> 0:14:00.036 something that I see a lot in an older generation. 0:14:00.676 --> 0:14:03.196 But I don't always see the love of performance, and 0:14:03.676 --> 0:14:06.636 I don't see I don't always see that passion flowing 0:14:06.676 --> 0:14:09.516 through people. When you guys perform, it's evident that there 0:14:09.596 --> 0:14:11.836 was probably nothing else you guys could have done, but 0:14:12.116 --> 0:14:15.996 be musicians. Do you feel like there's anything else you 0:14:16.036 --> 0:14:17.476 guys can I mean, this seems like what you were 0:14:17.516 --> 0:14:17.956 born to do. 0:14:19.636 --> 0:14:24.596 Well, I guess that's a loaded question in the sense. Well, 0:14:24.676 --> 0:14:27.956 first of all, thank you for having us. We've had 0:14:28.076 --> 0:14:32.956 many conversations since being here, but this is for you guys, 0:14:33.196 --> 0:14:35.356 So thank you justin for having us. We are so 0:14:35.596 --> 0:14:41.036 appreciative have the privilege of this conversation. So our parents 0:14:41.196 --> 0:14:46.556 raised us, I think, to be able to do anything. 0:14:47.876 --> 0:14:50.916 That was a mindset in our family. But so they 0:14:51.076 --> 0:14:54.956 raised us to pursue excellence and to pursue being well 0:14:55.076 --> 0:14:58.636 rounded people with integrity and character. 0:14:59.316 --> 0:15:01.796 But music was the. 0:15:03.276 --> 0:15:06.636 Tool that was used to develop that in us. So 0:15:08.116 --> 0:15:12.876 I probably couldn't be anything but a singer only by choice. 0:15:13.796 --> 0:15:17.556 I could be more, but it's it just wouldn't work 0:15:17.636 --> 0:15:20.556 for me. But that everybody has their own answer. 0:15:21.996 --> 0:15:25.236 Yeah, I would say performance is definitely like one of 0:15:25.316 --> 0:15:26.516 the loves of our lives. 0:15:26.676 --> 0:15:31.036 We've been performing for so long. It's really funny. 0:15:31.276 --> 0:15:34.956 Some people who have seen us perform more than once 0:15:35.276 --> 0:15:39.236 know that usually on dreams we actually come back in. 0:15:41.876 --> 0:15:43.476 Did I ruin it? Did I come up too soon? 0:15:44.676 --> 0:15:45.596 We should have warned you. 0:15:45.836 --> 0:15:46.836 I should have come earlier in. 0:15:46.836 --> 0:15:47.996 The week and got to the blue note. 0:15:48.036 --> 0:15:48.636 I messed up. 0:15:49.996 --> 0:15:54.076 So we do like we fake end it, you know, 0:15:54.596 --> 0:15:56.156 built the tension, and then we come back. 0:15:57.236 --> 0:15:59.596 Guys, let me go walk off this day. I failed already. 0:15:59.756 --> 0:16:02.876 I have failed everyone here. I have failed you, guys, myself. 0:16:04.796 --> 0:16:08.996 I mean, she just wanted to say that, Yeah, that's what. 0:16:09.156 --> 0:16:11.876 Okay, you know, if you still want us to come 0:16:11.916 --> 0:16:12.996 back and we can. 0:16:14.556 --> 0:16:16.716 Bring it back, bring it back, bring it back. 0:16:19.876 --> 0:16:24.516 So serious, I want it to come back in. 0:16:25.476 --> 0:16:31.076 Don't go no, no, no, you gotta no. This is 0:16:31.116 --> 0:16:32.796 a part of the conversation. 0:16:58.676 --> 0:17:18.236 Let's you know, you know, cities, the. 0:17:22.436 --> 0:17:38.076 Watching, the watch, the watching, the. 0:17:41.316 --> 0:17:52.996 Us cher, the house, the lot, hot y log house, 0:17:53.516 --> 0:18:14.316 the fine fine. 0:18:16.676 --> 0:18:24.476 Fine, spe. 0:18:45.156 --> 0:19:02.276 Berg, spurge, urgie, scrge. 0:19:11.276 --> 0:19:22.516 Thunder bad, when it's raining, play. 0:19:29.796 --> 0:19:44.436 Well, let's say weapon they will come and then well go. 0:19:56.996 --> 0:20:00.516 Sh shoes clean. 0:20:24.196 --> 0:20:33.196 Okay, okay, so now we have been anything else. 0:20:33.276 --> 0:20:35.716 Let's back to the qu not all the hold though 0:20:35.756 --> 0:20:37.076 that was worth the public shaming. 0:20:37.116 --> 0:20:42.876 All right, that was wonderful, just public informant. 0:20:43.796 --> 0:20:46.476 It was a wonderful PSA. I am so glad you 0:20:46.556 --> 0:20:49.516 brought that to my attention. Yes, but back to the court. 0:20:49.516 --> 0:20:51.436 I mean, come on, there's no way you guys were 0:20:51.476 --> 0:20:57.756 born to do this. Did you hear that? Unbelievable but 0:20:57.876 --> 0:21:00.716 loaded question, leading question? You guys probably have your own thoughts, 0:21:00.796 --> 0:21:00.956 you know. 0:21:02.396 --> 0:21:05.436 I mean obviously there's like you can get into a 0:21:05.476 --> 0:21:08.036 lot of philosophy and all that, but I would say, yeah, 0:21:08.076 --> 0:21:09.876 we were you know, we were born to do this. 0:21:11.476 --> 0:21:14.836 This cover of Dreams is beautiful, you know, and it's 0:21:14.996 --> 0:21:18.956 not something that would have been not even that long ago. 0:21:19.116 --> 0:21:23.436 It would have been shocking to see, you know, four 0:21:23.516 --> 0:21:28.116 black siblings just killing Dreams by Fleetwood Mac. You know, 0:21:28.516 --> 0:21:30.956 like because that's in the territory of classic rock, and. 0:21:32.756 --> 0:21:34.396 You know, there's so much that could be said. 0:21:34.476 --> 0:21:37.596 I mean, it really isn't novelty to us on that 0:21:37.876 --> 0:21:43.756 On that side, it's it's real and it's organic to us. 0:21:44.956 --> 0:21:49.076 It's music that we enjoy and most importantly, it's music 0:21:49.516 --> 0:21:53.156 that we can all come together around. A song is 0:21:53.236 --> 0:21:57.836 a song, and a song sure, different cultures contribute songs 0:21:57.996 --> 0:22:03.556 to the world, and your different cultures contribute perspectives to 0:22:03.756 --> 0:22:07.876 the world, but once it leaves and it's released to 0:22:07.996 --> 0:22:11.156 the world, it belongs to the world, quite frankly, and 0:22:11.316 --> 0:22:15.236 so you know, unless you're gonna block the dissemination of the. 0:22:15.996 --> 0:22:19.196 Creative, Like I like that song, I want to sing it. 0:22:19.356 --> 0:22:22.876 That's that's what it is super cool about music, and 0:22:22.996 --> 0:22:26.076 we're starting to see it, you know, boundaries and different 0:22:26.276 --> 0:22:31.196 cultural and ethnic backgrounds, the way hip hop really got 0:22:31.716 --> 0:22:35.156 like the biggest consumers of say hip hop suddenly or 0:22:35.236 --> 0:22:38.836 not or not who created hip hop or not. 0:22:39.316 --> 0:22:41.956 It's just changed the way that. 0:22:42.596 --> 0:22:45.276 It's ship Like blue happened to blues music and everything, 0:22:45.636 --> 0:22:46.356 and it's just like. 0:22:46.436 --> 0:22:49.956 Okay, suddenly it's for the world, yes, and it's kind 0:22:49.956 --> 0:22:52.436 of nice. Yeah, it's a really beautiful way of putting 0:22:52.436 --> 0:22:54.036 it that music and music is for the world. And 0:22:54.116 --> 0:22:57.116 that was the for so many years, the issue with 0:22:57.756 --> 0:23:00.276 putting music in a in a genre and essentially in 0:23:00.356 --> 0:23:02.876 a box and done by a marketing team to market 0:23:02.916 --> 0:23:04.516 to certain audit you know, and it's like it. 0:23:04.556 --> 0:23:06.676 Does it don't even matter, It doesn't matter what Everyone 0:23:06.836 --> 0:23:09.516 likes the same stuff. Everyone likes the same stuff, who 0:23:09.556 --> 0:23:11.796 doesn't like Dolly part who doesn't like Beyonce, who doesn't 0:23:11.916 --> 0:23:12.716 like Whitney. 0:23:12.876 --> 0:23:17.116 You know, it's like, come on, yeah, okay, yes I will. 0:23:19.516 --> 0:23:21.756 Music is for the world. Music is great, but. 0:23:23.916 --> 0:23:28.756 There's still very much an ongoing conversation about genre and 0:23:28.876 --> 0:23:32.716 about who's allowed to sing this genre or that genre. 0:23:32.836 --> 0:23:35.596 I think specifically, I think Cowboy Carter is a great 0:23:35.676 --> 0:23:39.636 example of you know, a woman who grew up in 0:23:39.756 --> 0:23:46.556 Texas who really identifies with country roots and has so much, 0:23:47.156 --> 0:23:50.116 so much, so much, so much to say in this sphere, 0:23:50.196 --> 0:23:56.916 but then wasn't necessarily embraced, you know, because she hasn't 0:23:57.756 --> 0:24:00.996 been doing that like full out for years. 0:24:01.436 --> 0:24:02.796 And you know, that's. 0:24:06.476 --> 0:24:07.076 To be clear. 0:24:07.476 --> 0:24:10.476 I think genre is valuable, and I think building a 0:24:10.636 --> 0:24:14.756 culture is valuable. So I don't really have too crazy 0:24:14.836 --> 0:24:20.676 of a problem with gatekeeping a culture, because if you 0:24:20.956 --> 0:24:25.356 build a culture and it becomes potent and important to 0:24:25.476 --> 0:24:28.356 the world, I think you can be protective of it. 0:24:28.596 --> 0:24:32.636 I think the challenge is, and my thinking is, let's 0:24:32.716 --> 0:24:37.596 not be controversial this conversation. I think the challenge is 0:24:38.116 --> 0:24:45.036 that it's not equal, meaning the guardianship of genres is 0:24:45.156 --> 0:24:52.636 not equal, of course, and the beneficiaries of genres are 0:24:52.836 --> 0:24:56.236 not I don't want to go to right, you're right. 0:24:56.196 --> 0:24:59.796 But one thing I will say is that specifically, you know, 0:24:59.956 --> 0:25:02.276 America is a very. 0:25:04.396 --> 0:25:05.636 Particular place. 0:25:07.756 --> 0:25:14.676 You are so politic, let's wrap it up, okay, But. 0:25:16.996 --> 0:25:20.276 But a lot of the genres, the roots of them, 0:25:20.916 --> 0:25:23.476 you know, these genres did not just pop up out 0:25:23.476 --> 0:25:26.996 of nowhere in the last fifty years, you know. And 0:25:27.116 --> 0:25:30.516 then I think where the problem lies is when people 0:25:30.676 --> 0:25:35.276 forget or they're not educated, and they and and by 0:25:35.356 --> 0:25:39.636 the way, it's not only like if we're talking strictly 0:25:39.716 --> 0:25:43.436 white and black. It's not only white people who will 0:25:43.636 --> 0:25:48.436 look at us or you know, someone black and say like, oh, 0:25:48.476 --> 0:25:49.356 you shouldn't. 0:25:48.956 --> 0:25:50.356 Be doing country, you shouldn't been doing rock. 0:25:50.916 --> 0:25:53.676 A lot of times we'll say that to ourselves, not us, 0:25:53.796 --> 0:25:55.436 but you know, black people will say that to ourselves 0:25:55.476 --> 0:26:00.316 because there just is like a lack of education on 0:26:01.716 --> 0:26:07.236 just how the foundation of these genres came to be, 0:26:07.996 --> 0:26:12.196 you know. And so I think overall, we just don't 0:26:12.396 --> 0:26:15.036 know the history of things, which is why Cowboy Carter 0:26:15.156 --> 0:26:18.756 is so cool because now we're getting into the nitty gritty. 0:26:19.036 --> 0:26:22.476 Now we're saying, now we're seeing like with the backlash. 0:26:22.556 --> 0:26:25.636 It forces all of us to study, to read, to 0:26:25.756 --> 0:26:29.116 learn to look past the past like twenty five fifty 0:26:29.196 --> 0:26:32.036 years and look really look into like the origins of 0:26:32.116 --> 0:26:36.316 these things, right, and then so it then opens up 0:26:36.356 --> 0:26:39.116 the conversation for all of us to feel at home 0:26:39.196 --> 0:26:41.676 here instead of it being like one person, one group 0:26:41.756 --> 0:26:45.076 of people, it's like, no, the evolution of this genre. 0:26:45.076 --> 0:26:47.196 Was actually very integrated. 0:26:47.676 --> 0:26:50.316 It's a lot of people coming together and just trying 0:26:50.356 --> 0:26:53.636 to make something good, you know. And so when you 0:26:53.796 --> 0:26:56.396 kind of are forced to look back into the history 0:26:56.476 --> 0:27:00.316 of things, I think that's when change is made and 0:27:00.596 --> 0:27:02.596 you know, we can move forward because because if we're 0:27:02.956 --> 0:27:05.916 if we're listening to like, okay, granted I'm twenty six, 0:27:06.196 --> 0:27:09.716 but if we're listening to twenty year olds, they're only 0:27:09.836 --> 0:27:12.876 gonna know what's you know, what's been put in front 0:27:12.876 --> 0:27:15.196 of their face over the past like ten fifteen years, 0:27:15.476 --> 0:27:18.476 if they haven't actively gone and looked and studied. So 0:27:18.596 --> 0:27:20.796 we've got to really and the people who are leading 0:27:20.836 --> 0:27:23.076 the conversations a lot of times on the internet are 0:27:23.156 --> 0:27:23.916 twenty year olds. 0:27:24.236 --> 0:27:27.716 So yes, you know, so it's just very very very 0:27:27.876 --> 0:27:29.756 you know, it's very layered. 0:27:30.476 --> 0:27:32.956 Naturally, that's why a group like you guys is so important. 0:27:32.996 --> 0:27:35.196 It's so beautiful, you know. And I grew up playing guitar, 0:27:35.636 --> 0:27:37.196 and it was like it was like, you know, it 0:27:37.276 --> 0:27:38.876 wasn't a rock band. You know, people be like, yo, 0:27:38.916 --> 0:27:40.836 what the I'm like, well, yeah, I like I like, 0:27:40.916 --> 0:27:42.556 you know what I saw Hendrix. I was like, I 0:27:42.596 --> 0:27:43.716 want to be I groom my hair out. I was like, 0:27:43.716 --> 0:27:44.996 I want to be Hendrix. You know, I didn't turn 0:27:45.036 --> 0:27:46.596 out to be Hendrix. You're closer to him than me. 0:27:46.836 --> 0:27:49.596 It's real. But you know, it's like there's there really 0:27:49.756 --> 0:27:53.156 shouldn't be limitations put on us again not to get 0:27:53.316 --> 0:27:55.716 we can move out of the controversial as. 0:27:55.956 --> 0:27:57.476 It shouldn't be that controversial. 0:27:57.556 --> 0:27:59.636 But I think it's a it's a it's like a 0:28:00.076 --> 0:28:06.236 minefield because one of these sidebars you could really say 0:28:06.316 --> 0:28:07.076 something crazy. 0:28:09.436 --> 0:28:10.036 That's what I asked. 0:28:10.436 --> 0:28:11.316 Have you guys met Beyonce? 0:28:12.556 --> 0:28:15.236 Yeah, we have. We didn't sign an NDA, so yeah, 0:28:15.236 --> 0:28:21.276 we can talk about it a few times, just casually, casually. 0:28:22.116 --> 0:28:28.076 There's no such things. No, there's no such thing as 0:28:28.156 --> 0:28:29.636 meeting Beyonce casually. 0:28:30.556 --> 0:28:32.876 I just mean it wasn't under the like you know, 0:28:33.236 --> 0:28:35.156 under like a work environment. So we didn't have to 0:28:35.196 --> 0:28:36.116 sign anything. 0:28:35.956 --> 0:28:39.356 Okay, Okay, well, I mean yeah, for context, you guys 0:28:39.436 --> 0:28:42.956 are signed to rock Nation, which is jay Z's label, 0:28:43.116 --> 0:28:44.556 which is why I asked if you guys have met 0:28:44.596 --> 0:28:47.796 Beyonce is the affiliation? Did you guys play her any music? 0:28:47.956 --> 0:28:48.676 Had she heard it? 0:28:48.916 --> 0:28:51.036 Or we didn't play her music? 0:28:51.436 --> 0:28:54.356 But I believe that we have heard that she has 0:28:54.516 --> 0:28:57.796 heard our music. But yeah, it was just an honor 0:28:57.836 --> 0:29:02.836 always to meet such an icon and a legend. Always 0:29:02.876 --> 0:29:06.556 been very gracious to us as well, and so yeah, 0:29:06.596 --> 0:29:08.676 we love her, big fans of her on and off 0:29:08.716 --> 0:29:09.076 the stage. 0:29:10.476 --> 0:29:11.796 Yeah, she's really nice. 0:29:12.356 --> 0:29:17.876 And she always points at our eyebrows because we like 0:29:18.036 --> 0:29:22.156 Israel has a very strong example of this, but in 0:29:22.276 --> 0:29:24.636 our I don't know, in our fan our geens, we 0:29:24.756 --> 0:29:27.316 have like an eyebrow flick or something, and I think 0:29:27.436 --> 0:29:29.956 she has the same thing. And like in her childhood 0:29:29.956 --> 0:29:31.916 pictures you can see she has one eyebrow that goes 0:29:31.996 --> 0:29:33.036 really up, so she'll like. 0:29:33.556 --> 0:29:38.236 The eyebrows rounds them now always it might be a stretch, 0:29:38.356 --> 0:29:42.836 but well, the few times we've met her, she has 0:29:42.956 --> 0:29:46.396 been very excited to see that we have that in common. 0:29:46.476 --> 0:29:47.716 She's like my cousins. 0:29:49.156 --> 0:29:49.796 Please thank you. 0:29:50.036 --> 0:29:58.956 Yeah, I would die to have some cons family life. 0:30:00.356 --> 0:30:02.956 This message is brought to you by Starbucks. It's the 0:30:02.996 --> 0:30:05.596 best time of the year. The Punkin Spice Latte is 0:30:05.716 --> 0:30:08.676 back at Starbucks. 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Leah, thanks for 0:31:17.396 --> 0:31:17.796 joining me. 0:31:18.396 --> 0:31:20.956 Thank you, justin I'm so excited to build this playlist. 0:31:21.316 --> 0:31:23.836 First song I thought to add to this was Villain 0:31:23.916 --> 0:31:26.676 by Anastasia, an artist who just had on broken record. 0:31:27.036 --> 0:31:30.436 Her new album Tether is incredible and for me, when 0:31:30.476 --> 0:31:32.556 I think about a fall song, I don't think there's 0:31:32.676 --> 0:31:36.036 much daylight between what a fall song is and the 0:31:36.236 --> 0:31:39.116 song that you might play if you wake up before 0:31:39.116 --> 0:31:41.836 everyone else in your house five forty five am, six am, 0:31:42.596 --> 0:31:45.476 and put on a pot of coffee Starbucks roast of course, 0:31:46.036 --> 0:31:48.596 and then you sit at your kitchen table and just 0:31:48.676 --> 0:31:52.076 watch that misclear, watch that sun come up fully, and 0:31:52.156 --> 0:31:54.236 you're sitting there in your house in the morning in peace, 0:31:54.716 --> 0:31:57.396 like whatever that feeling is that happens when you do that, 0:31:57.556 --> 0:31:59.956 like that's what this song feels like to me, so 0:32:00.196 --> 0:32:02.436 that that would be my first pick to start us 0:32:02.476 --> 0:32:02.836 off here. 0:32:03.276 --> 0:32:05.476 Yes, I feel that so deeply, and I feel like 0:32:05.876 --> 0:32:10.836 Anastasia especially you mentioned fall songs having rich vocals, and 0:32:11.636 --> 0:32:14.836 she has just like such deeply rich vocals. 0:32:15.116 --> 0:32:18.116 Absolutely, Leo, what would what would you add? 0:32:18.796 --> 0:32:23.636 My first pick would be Simon and Garfunkel's America. Oh 0:32:23.716 --> 0:32:26.556 my gosh, there's something about this song. It's just like 0:32:26.756 --> 0:32:31.436 so grand and sweeping and you know, thinking about possibility 0:32:31.476 --> 0:32:34.556 and potential, and I feel like for some reason it 0:32:34.756 --> 0:32:35.436 suits fall. 0:32:35.676 --> 0:32:37.796 It fits that it fits that in line. Yeah, you 0:32:37.836 --> 0:32:41.476 know of a question I found myself asking when when 0:32:41.556 --> 0:32:43.796 fall hits, like where does the time go? 0:32:44.036 --> 0:32:44.236 You know? 0:32:45.356 --> 0:32:47.596 And so I felt like a really natural pick for 0:32:48.116 --> 0:32:51.476 a playlist like this was Fairport Convention, Who Knows Where 0:32:51.516 --> 0:32:55.956 the Time goes, which is also just beautiful, beautiful song. 0:32:56.276 --> 0:32:57.436 It's a fall morning for me. 0:32:58.156 --> 0:33:02.156 Yeah, sometimes, especially fall mornings, especially if you have a 0:33:02.236 --> 0:33:05.356 PSL in hand, you get a little hop to your step, 0:33:05.876 --> 0:33:08.916 you might leave the house go on a nice brisk, 0:33:09.436 --> 0:33:12.196 crisp walk. A song that I would put on for 0:33:12.356 --> 0:33:15.556 that moment would be Tom Petty's Time to Move. 0:33:15.476 --> 0:33:19.156 On that's a walking in rhythm right there, that's pick 0:33:19.236 --> 0:33:20.756 me up walk in rhythm. 0:33:21.356 --> 0:33:21.516 Yeah. 0:33:21.556 --> 0:33:24.556 There's something about the tone of Tom Petty's voice too, 0:33:24.676 --> 0:33:26.636 that somehow plays into the Fall theme. 0:33:26.956 --> 0:33:28.596 It's hard to explain, but I hear it. 0:33:28.916 --> 0:33:29.076 Yeah. 0:33:29.156 --> 0:33:32.156 Well, it feels very familiar, and it feels very warm, 0:33:32.436 --> 0:33:34.156 you know, if Tom has such a warm voice and 0:33:34.316 --> 0:33:38.276 the songwriting is just you know, unbelievable. Of course, I'm 0:33:38.276 --> 0:33:41.196 gonna add Junior Varsity Cross the Street to this list 0:33:41.316 --> 0:33:45.156 because even though this song is much more a beat 0:33:45.356 --> 0:33:47.636 than the other songs I've picked so far, it has 0:33:47.676 --> 0:33:49.556 I don't know, it's like maybe it's that that almost 0:33:49.956 --> 0:33:52.836 cheerleader chant one of the singers does on this song, 0:33:52.956 --> 0:33:55.756 but it reminds me of like a back to school moment. 0:33:56.676 --> 0:33:56.836 Yeah. 0:33:56.916 --> 0:33:58.756 I think it's good to include some of the upbeat 0:33:58.836 --> 0:34:01.316 songs too, because for Fall, it's really easy to get 0:34:01.396 --> 0:34:05.676 stuck in like a like the cozy, nostalgic, almost kind 0:34:05.716 --> 0:34:09.276 of down tempo songs, but there is a feeling of like, 0:34:09.316 --> 0:34:10.996 all right, we gotta get going, we're back. 0:34:11.436 --> 0:34:14.716