EXCLUSIVE "Pomplamoose" Interview @ The BIRN (Part 1)

[@Oleo2320]

The simplicity of your videos is that the viewer can enjoy you enjoying the music you are playing in the moment

[@ronnronn55]

Seeing the enthusiasm of the members of the band while making music has a lot to do with their success.

[@thublit]

Just found these two a few months ago and now I get to see them in depth from 8 years ago. Humans realizing their potential, sooooooooo cool. (AND a couple of their originals and a few of their covers are my favorites. At 64 that's saying something:)

[@Jakerno]

Good interviewer. Not interruptive, interesting questions, and chilled.

[@bobbriggs8111]

LOVE these guys! Great interview, thanks for sharing!!

[@zadti2k6]

This pretty much sounds like his initial vision for Patreon - bravo guys. This is awesome to watch 10 years into the future :)

[@christianhedges1862]

Yes yes, I know I'm late to the scene, but I just found you guys. Let me say that you gained another fan for sure! I've entered a rabbit hole, and I'm excited to dive into the Pomplamoose world!

[@tapetedepadaria]

this is so good to see the alternatives from the label system getting right! Great interview!

[@PopperWeirdoFreakKWA]

People should not hate them I think they are who they are and created music with what they have

[@chordogg]

I love how Jack says writing a hit song is like one in a million in the end, and that's one of the lyrics to one of their newest songs that I happen to really like :)

[@erichighsmith]

This is very inspiring and encouraging.

[@iamacoffeemonster]

this is so inspiring. it makes me want to pursue my dream.

[@AimYTYT]

I love these people. They're so cool

[@TheGeolocation]

I really like and respect both of you guys. I enjoy a lot of your joint work. I will definitely be buying stuff in the near future, as I like it and I want to support your work as I believe in what you do: working on what you love at the base level. That's what touches people most. That you're not two fake "hot stuff" soulless "Lady Gagas".

[@jhodapp57]

I really love Jack and Nataly's music and have been a fan of Pomplamoose from it's inception. They are both such exceptional and unique talents. But the magic is in their rapport.

[@carlosbuscatore]

GENIOS ! SUPERB MUSICIANS

[@turgsh01]

ok... ridiculously loud intro, but quiet through the rest of the video... I hope that's fixed in later videos...

[@sebastianstephenson650]

"How am I supposed to write a hit song? That's... One In a Million."

[@TheEllenMellon]

so inspiring

[@sbinpdx]

I know they said going on tour is now viable but I would definitely contribute to a kickstarter project for them to go on tour.

[@dfisk79]

they should have headphones on so they can hear the levels are really low and they need to get closer to the mics

[@CurtisThorpe]

You two must be from Boston (previous comments)

[@IDontTalkToCops]

that's a rubbish comment. the whole idea of the interview as i understand it is for students at berkley to learn alternative ways to make a living from being artists. these guys have done a brilliant job of getting their music out to an audience on youtube and that's why they are being interviewed. what's wrong with artists wanting to make money? do you go to work to not get paid?

[@DopamineOverload]

Jack and Nataly are the coolest musicians, EVER. GREAT interview.

[@mickeydougal]

Together, yes. Separately, maybe not so much.

[@doogless]

why is the intro SO MUCH LOUDER than everything else

[@fusion4bass]

@kingofallwhites I do not care that he hasn't got master technique, what matters to me is feeling and incredible sounds they make out of each instrument (hammonds, rhodes, piano, guitar,bass, drums - those are multiple instruments, right ?). And what the hell do You mean by "people like you" referring to me ? You don't know if I'm a techno fan-boy or a jazz musician. Only a jealous and ignorant person could write something like this. Have a nice day :D

[@kahoyyy]

@blastofre you have to be if you want to make a living from what you love

[@jaredlutes66]

They're like a modern-day Stevie Nicks and Lindsay Buckingham - and also from the Bay area !

[@Sandro1989]

That's a fairly aggresive statement. What do you base that accusation on?

[@fusion4bass]

@kingofallwhites He plays many instruments so Your argument is invalid. You loose.

[@DanLoFat]

Well, hopefully in 3 years, you will have shown the talent how to use those hyper-cardioids!

[@visaman]

Some people can write hit songs, like Carole King, Billy Joel, Bruce Springsteen...

[@blastofre]

I like their music. Too bad the money and business is so important to them.

[@umimari]

@moneyquickeasy

[@jazzydanz1111]

Some people like Albert are just bitter.

[@DopamineOverload]

Jealous much?

[@kingofallwhites]

@fusion4bass He is a hack. A master of none. The guy plays a baby's piano and people like you call that an instrument. He puts a muppet on his drumhead and you think he's a genius

[@kingofallwhites]

He's bald.

[@Dhakadice]

Yeah, why should only lousy artists get all the money? =/