so good tysm❤

r e a l

This really awesome and enlightening

Thanks for having me, Mat & co! x

Leandra Earl will be the death of me honestly

Simon is so wonderful in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time! Everyone loves Simon at OLT! Dedicated and extremely talented!

An honor ! 🙏🏾

Saw Simon-Rys star in a play at Ottawa Little Theatre. This guy is going places!

you were a revelation in rock werchter tour (Belgium)!

love this ♥️

Between ‘Sam and Kat never gets made’, ‘Dan Schieder does not go near a child’ and rule 12 of the pool.. can’t remember the last time I laughed this hard 😂

1st off, Vulfpeck, Justice, Childish Gambino is insane but you have my full bank account at your disposal. 2nd, I love you Q. You inspire me to inspire you!! 3rd, Humans made indoors for a reason, outside sucks.

Love love love this podcast! I'm having trouble joining the discord via the link above. I'm getting an error, not sure if that's just me. Can you please re share? Thanks!

I really love the sound of her voice.

Stakeholders is such a douchy libturd term

Thanks so much for having me!!

Slandy

Kris rocks

Excellent interview - 🎉 I’d love to see the producer’s game album come to life! 😅

Great interview! Erica is such a wonderful human. Following her career is such a joy, both because of the music she creates and because of the talented artists she introduces us to: Devon Cole, Fefe Dobson, Zoë McMillan, Cindë, Who Is Vi, Good Grief, Bryn, Zoë McMillan, Tompa, J.K. Matthews, and so many more. *Okay, I've gotta play this Producer Game too!* _The Band:_ Jennifer Batten on guitar Lee Rose on violin (Toronto artist) Jordan Rudess on keyboard Les Claypool on bass Danny Carey on drums Lunar Bloom (Toronto folk trio) on vocals Elizabeth Zharoff on vocals Produced by Tompa (soundsbytompa) Written/Co-written at a Good Grief Retreats event And maybe... just maybe... Bill Fisher on vocals too. _The Theme:_ Outer space journey from dystopia-to-utopia With that group and theme, _they_ can pick the studio and location 🤘🤘

My favorite member from the Beaches.

Hi Matt and Frank

Eliza's drumming on "Edge of the Earth" is deceptively complex. The lefty downbeat comes out of nowhere.

Eliza matriculated at the Ringo Starr Academy of Drumming. She is not flashy, cluttering songs with gratuitous fills, but she is a human metronome who tailors her drumming to each song, rarely replicating her riffs, including subtle nuances (the double tom hit on "Desdemona," the lefty snare strike on "Edge of the Earth," the unexpected triplet on "T-Shirt") that come out of nowhere and delight.

🤭 P r o m o S M

Great, solid drummer. Reminds me of Denni Carmassi from Montrose - drives the band without clogging up the pipes…

Hi Matt and Sean

i got to talk to her about photography in Atlanta at the beaches concert!! was amazing

I LOVE HER

a pleasure, thank you mat & eights! <3

Thanks for having me on!! 🫶🏻

I had to much FUNNNNNN!!!!! Let's make this a regular thing lol

Allô vous autre🎉❤️

Enjoying this one ❤️Very interesting

thanks for having me on!:)

The brown water "antidote" had me thinking of blasting a diarrhea in the hot tub too. You guys are hilarious 🤣

I’ve waited all week for the next episode! I love this podcast and The Beaches. They are great. It’s great to see them talk about the tour and their process of making the album and tour.

best concert i've ever been to was the beaches, and i've been to a lot of concerts 🫶

The Beaches are a great band with a great stage presence. I saw them at Area 506 and I remember locking eyes with Jordan and freaking out. A person I was with luckily was able to get a photo of it. They are my favorite band.

Great epidsode, love megans stuff wish we could've met when I shot the beaches over the summer at a local music festival.

Hi Matt great interview we are both listening ❤

Promo SM 😀

Hi Matt Luna great interview guys very poised young lady great voice Good luck going forward

Tell him I did go many times at the townhouse great place

Loved this hometown journey back through the years! #Sudbury

I've spent many a late, drunken night at the Townehouse (and underneath the Townehouse), both as an audience member and on stage. Some of the best times I've ever had were in there. I've also known him as a man who's never been afraid to roll up his sleeves and get shit done. Thanks for everything, Paul.

This is amazing

Great deep dive! Love the dream section! ❤

So many great topics, thanks again for having me!!

Great episode! 🎉