Love Music More (with Scoobert Doobert)
Scoobert Doobert
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A podcast where music professionals discuss their craft in an intimate, backstage-style format, revealing the roadmaps behind their success. Host Scoobert Doobert, a producer, engineer, writer, and artist, guides conversations that aim to inspire listeners to apply their own passions with renewed creativity and ingenuity. The show explores what motivates the people who make the music you love, offering refreshing insights and fuel for your own artistic actions. It's an encouraging, vibe-driven listen for anyone looking to tap into timeless joy and elevate their own creative pursuits.
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Fishbowls of Influence 15.09.2026 15minDo "good" chords exist? What about "bad" chords? If they did, how we would we know? In this pod, I consider the case of the Tsimane’, an Indigenous people living in the Bolivian Amazon, who have a surprising lesson to teach Western music.For 30% off your first year with DistroKid to share your music with the world click DistroKid.com/vip/lovemusicmore 🌎Watch guest episodes on YouTube 📺Want to hear my music? For all things links visit ScoobertDoobert.pizza 🍕Subscribe to this pod's blog on Substack to receive deeper dives on the regular 🏊♂️Score pod merch 🥥A word salad poem cut from episode excerpts by the podcast producer 🫛A different conceptualization. The psychological response to music. Something to it. It can expand. A new sort of temperament. Brought headphones. The difference in the sound. A cultural relative isolation kind of exercise. Different levels. Not necessarily just a time capsule. Songs that carry stories. For musical effect, for a purposeful thing. At the fishbowl. Can be useful. A growing preference. Different types of sounds. Part of thing cool thing. Distinct tones. Awesome. All at the exact same time. Pretty and alluring. The clean idea. Makes a note or a chord interesting. Give an ensemble the ability to pick. Changing and adapting. Can be really cool. That surprising result. Can learn stuff. Incredible variation. A bunch of ratios. A mirror perhaps. In tune. Perfectly imbalanced. Edge cases. Cultural lens. The music of the spheres. What it is to make music. It just is. Being open to that. Pleasant. A remarkably different psychoacoustical response. The fancy music theory word. The context. A push and pull. Reachable via canoe. 🛶Podcast Produced by Beformer -
What Being Good at Groove Is 08.09.2026 24minGroove is one of the most elusive parts of music, but it defines genre and often success. Why does some music feel good? Why do some bassists and drummers "lock"? And why is it so much harder than just clicking "quantize" on the computer?I think the secret to music's next phase is in the phase shift. AI isn't going anywhere, so we need to add more humanity to the human music. It's a weird future, but I believe in the funk.For 30% off your first year with DistroKid to share your music with the world click DistroKid.com/vip/lovemusicmore 🌎Watch guest episodes on YouTube 📺Want to hear my music? For all things links visit ScoobertDoobert.pizza 🍕Subscribe to this pod's blog on Substack to receive deeper dives on the regular 🏊♂️Score pod merch 🥥A word salad poem cut from episode excerpts by the podcast producer 🫛Pulls it all together. This combination. Shuffle and reengage. Intuitive ability. Contributes to groove. Cluster chords. That happens often. To navigate. The coolest moments in a song. Frame of reference. Moves in this way. A predictive set. In and out. Of feel, of timing. To participate. That relational setup. Virtuosic. All connected. Tip that wave. The phase relationship. Dance between. By a foil nature. Creates an energy. That coastal breeze. Give and take. Behind the beat. Sounds kind of beautiful. Around the strings. What the word. Their temporal location. A better conversation. Alternates between. That perceptual center. Intuitively feel. Layer in. Key learning. About perception. It can work. Art and science. Relational. An interesting reminder. There’s the onset, there’s the moment. All of a sudden. In the flow of things. The weird things. A reasonable response. Their best. A version. Feels better. To the given instrument. The mechanics of a pick. Not just timing. To that predictive capability and the conversational capability. On the record. Variation. Creating a groove together. Any of the things. All it is. What actually is going on. A respectful manner. Little things. The transient quality. A bowed string. Crazy thing. Part of the groove. Pretty cool. Energy required. Combined. Make the groove. The kind of thing. Layering on. Note is played. Room to do this. Playing together. Make music. A team sport. That push pull. Footwork. That gap. That idea. Need to interplay. Sense of being. Faster than reaction time. Ebbing and flowing. A game. Harmonic series. The impression of energy. Align them. That perceptual version. Think about it. Listen to each other. Trust your ears. Like a basketball team. 🏀Sources mentioned in this episode:Large & Jones on Dynamic Attending TheoryDanielsen et al. on perceptual centers and perceived timingPodcast Produced by Beformer -
Navigating Fulfilling Chords 01.09.2026 18minWhat makes a chord cool? How do we go beyond the 12 notes and into frequencies? And how do we avoid all that nasty music theory getting in the way of our artistic selves?Well, I brought my mini-piano to explore just that. Let's dive in.For 30% off your first year with DistroKid to share your music with the world click DistroKid.com/vip/lovemusicmore 🌎Watch guest episodes on YouTube 📺Want to hear my music? For all things links visit ScoobertDoobert.pizza 🍕Subscribe to this pod's blog on Substack to receive deeper dives on the regular 🏊♂️Score pod merch 🥥A word salad poem cut from episode excerpts by the podcast producer 🫛A proper adventure. Subvert expectation. Stumble on something amazing. Taken as a collection. The harmonic series. That energy. A certain sense. A funny thing. Tonal stuff. All of those things. Slightly offset. Essential character. Configuration. Being perceived. Discern all of the notes. Hence the power chord thing. A hypnotic effect. Same basic example. Harmonic energy. All sorts of stuff. Create frequencies. The tension and release of a piece going. Different ears. Acceptable. Spectrometer. Frame of focus. Genre choices. The gradient between. Room to play. Wobbles. Approach the notes. Dyads. To discern. As frequencies. That rub. Following the intuition. Create situations. Able to. The choice of instrument. Start plucking around. Thinking about. Legible. Key relationships. The inverse of that. Square those circles. Real magic. Loop back around. Move up a little bit. Fulfilling intuition. Well and good. Or deciding the opposite. A pedal tone. Those little moments. In the discrete. Putting that. Complexity out of simplicity. Some of the notes static. Intuition drawing the lines. To music itself. How that chord propagates throughout the entire sonic spectrum. Knobs for the sake of emotion. 🎛️Podcast Produced by Beformer -
Go-To Patterns with TOMMASO 25.08.2026 59minYou’d be surprised by how many great producers are also great drummers. TOMMASO is the perfect guy to discuss why.The thing he landed on? Drummers don’t just control the rhythm. They dictate the energy.For 30% off your first year of DistroKid to share your music with the world click DistroKid.com/vip/lovemusicmore 🌎Watch guest episodes on YouTube 📺Subscribe to this pod's blog on Substack to receive deeper dives on the regular 🏊♂️Tune into my music and surf the different-yet-connected platforms at ScoobertDoobert.pizza 🍕Score pod merch 🥥Connect with TOMMASO on:✏️ IG✏️ Produced by TOMMASO Spotify PlaylistA word salad poem cut from episode excerpts by the podcast producer 🫛Really dig in. The fills are tasteful. Interesting to see the patterns. Have some clarity. Solid. Sometimes a good sign. Filled in this sort of foundation. The way to was communicated. All of those things kind of compound. The combination of all the things. Tangible. Rock to it. Tons of times. In alignment. Sound way better for sure. Panning and stuff. Focused and aware. A more full sound. In dreams. Years at a time. Ebbs and flows. Creative act. Feel like a song. Get that intuition. Drums to hit. Inputs. Get the sense. Make anything sound like anything. Organized mess. A good point. A different definition. Feels so cool. Ripping. Shifts the decade. Adding a bunch of layers. Some magic in there. All that kind of stuff. The feeling and the nuance. Wide frequency instrument. The movement and the groove of the song. Dive into it. Audio is hitting. Top to bottom. All the time. It ties into arranging. Under a microscope. A piece of fabric. For something like that. Patterns that sound good. A vision in mind. Constructive tips. A season for each. A through-line. Merit to that. Cableage. Interesting approach. The drums will indicate. Gravitated towards. Got seasons. Play together. Proof of life. What it’s been. The itch is scratched. Thinking holistically. Part of the sound. Tomorrow. Drawn to. Figuring out the edges. Calculated and precise. In that way. All of this is kind of connected. Dynamics are pushing. Just muscle memory. Over a long period of time. Taste. Totally. Nothing pokes. Consistency. Do that. The details. The structure. Really good intuition. Both. Logic. The technical facility. A ton of times. Decisions. For sure. The articulation. The song moving forward. 📈Edited by Rebecca SansomSet Design by Max HorwichPodcast Produced by Beformer -
To Be like Water, Take a Nap 18.08.2026 12minIf you want to learn a new instrument, you should start napping. In this pod, I talk about mind-body connection, forming new synapses, and how musicians and pro athletes are actually very similar.Stop brute forcing your way to music greatness, and sleep your way to success!For 30% off your first year with DistroKid to share your music with the world click DistroKid.com/vip/lovemusicmore 🌎Watch guest episodes on YouTube 📺Want to hear my music? For all things links visit ScoobertDoobert.pizza 🍕Subscribe to this pod's blog on Substack to receive deeper dives on the regular 🏊♂️Score pod merch 🥥A word salad poem cut from episode excerpts by the podcast producer 🫛Momentum and repetition. A measuring stick. Skilled enough. Kind of the core. A whole-body momentum. Compose for. Crystallize and connect things. A function of time. Mind and body. Day after day after day. A whole set. Those neurons. In a different way. Figure something out quicker. A thing that you can practice. The secret to longevity. Coordinating in your hand. At a higher level. Constantly that expression. Doing that thing. Able to learn instruments. Practice makes. Weird muscles. Way better. The mechanics of learning. Able to do that. Internalize something. In-between. Over time. Sleep after sleep after sleep. All of that. An instrument really is. The intentionality, and the focus, and the logic, the framework. A great way to look at it. Mind-body connection. Considering sleep and napping as part of the training process. Rock steady. Happens during sleep. A funny place. Figure this out. Confident enough and quick enough and steady enough. Do that. To determine the beat. Wu Wei, like be like water. Place in the musical layout. A lot of parallels. ⏸️Podcast Produced by Beformer -
Pockets Of Presence with Joe Carra (Hiatus Kaiyote, Middle Kids, Pond) 11.08.2026 57minWith more than 30 years of experience, Grammy nominated, mastering engineer, Joe Carra, is the chief engineer at Crystal Mastering. He joins the pod to talk about the history, the present, and the future of the audio world. He dives into his Dolby Atmos setup and tips for managing such a stacked roster of musicians. As a mastering engineer, he has a unique perch, working on thousands of songs per year. So it’s great to hear his take on the whole thing and where this crazy industry is headed.For 30% off your first year of DistroKid to share your music with the world click DistroKid.com/vip/lovemusicmore 🌎Watch guest episodes on YouTube 📺Subscribe to this pod's blog on Substack to receive deeper dives on the regular 🏊♂️Tune into my music and surf the different-yet-connected platforms at ScoobertDoobert.pizza 🍕Score pod merch 🥥Connect with Joe on:✏️ Website✏️ IG✏️ YouTubeA word salad poem cut from episode excerpts by the podcast producer 🫛There are techniques. The mix is breathing. Value from the experience. Help wherever. Pop in a do stuff. A really comical situation. Like figuring out a puzzle. Talking about stuff. For the craft. Get a feel of what’s happening. A discrete speaker system in surround. Feel very lucky in that aspect. Be part of that. It’s amazing. This time. A really good thing. Think of it as a sphere. Help set a course. Do that. There can be a technical standard. The way that music works. A very delicate touch. Tried all kinds of things. Heard of it. Very grateful. Points of view are carried across in some aspect. Pinpoint accurate. Zoom out. Transports somewhere. A really solid format. Hear from the source. This mastering thing. Very airy. Such a fascinating, fascinating life. It is good, it is good. So cool. A format that is still growing. Sets energy up. That sense of exploration and adventure. The audio game. Broadcasting. All that. All involved in It. So to speak. Through the door. Wind in some presence. Get a handle on. Really interesting. It’s good. Metaphysical there. An opportunity. An ingrained part. The specialist mindset. Spin on it. Careful tonal treatment and dynamic treatment. Respect the mix for what it is. All kinds of workflows. In the ballpark. Circulating. Up and down. All that kind of stuff A unique vantage point. Tasteful compressions, tasteful harmonics. Anchor the rest. Nurturing that stuff. Expand it. So good. Amped up. Out there. Speaker array. Energetic and lively. Most of the time. Learn the craft. Can be wildly different. A very powerful emotion. Different experiences. Referencing closely. Things are always changing. Everything is happening. All the time. 🔋Edited by Rebecca SansomSet Design by Max HorwichPodcast Produced by Beformer -
What Makes a Song a Hit Song 04.08.2026 12minRobbie Williams is one of the biggest artists of all time in the United Kingdom. Why don't people know him in the United States?What makes something popular? Let's dig into the aesthetic "aha" and the ways researchers have been looking into it in the lab.For 30% off your first year with DistroKid to share your music with the world click DistroKid.com/vip/lovemusicmore 🌎Watch guest episodes on YouTube 📺Want to hear my music? For all things links visit ScoobertDoobert.pizza 🍕Subscribe to this pod's blog on Substack to receive deeper dives on the regular 🏊♂️Score pod merch 🥥A word salad poem cut from episode excerpts by the podcast producer 🫛Open to something that that’s new. Rooted in something. Something there. All time. The effect size. Times. Lenses. Mechanisms. This history. Inverting it. The sense of. The cultural fabric. A different way. Connected now. Both of those things at once. Cultural context. Aesthetic. A new frame. A foot in both worlds. Really curious. Pleasure. Diffuse. Familiarity, expectation, memory. Cultural. Feel like now. What makes a song as song. Create the taste. So interesting. Something good. All of a sudden. Shift. ⬆️Podcast Produced by Beformer -
Mapping Randy Rhoads to the Shamisen 28.07.2026 11minWhat is your main (or favorite) instrument? Consider it, then take a step back.For example, I love guitar. But what is guitar but a stringed instrument like a lyre or a lute or a shamisen?When you think of it that way, there's a world out there to learn, then apply to your instrument. Never stop learning, even if you can shred like Randy!For 30% off your first year with DistroKid to share your music with the world click DistroKid.com/vip/lovemusicmore 🌎Watch guest episodes on YouTube 📺Want to hear my music? For all things links visit ScoobertDoobert.pizza 🍕Subscribe to this pod's blog on Substack to receive deeper dives on the regular 🏊♂️Pick up my new LP "I" on vinyl in its full spinning colorfulness while they last 🎨Score pod merch 🥥A word salad poem cut from episode excerpts by the podcast producer 🫛Approaching the same kind of essence. The pitch between the pitches. Vantage points. Cooking on it. Apply both. Humble and open. Compositional devices. Find so much inspiration in it. Reinforces the thing. The act of making. Sharp, percussive kind of sound. One of the coolest ways. Point it as the same thing. In a similar way. Goes beyond the logical. Into the groove of things. A really special thing. Combining the new and the old. Strike the string. Pushing it through something. Think about the pick. Refine that. Time doing. In interesting ways. A lot of intuition. In a bunch of different directions. Continuing it on. From a different lens. Root into all of human experience. Access that. Do it. Very fun. That kind of framework. Like a stained glass window. 🪟Podcast Produced by Beformer -
Breathing In This Timeline with little luna 21.07.2026 55minI’ve been a fan of little luna’s music for years, and after this pod, I’m a fan of her process, informed by her background as a yoga instructor and in guided meditation.It’s easy to get swept up in all of the tasks behind releasing a song: the album art, recording, mix, master, marketing, etc. But little luna reminds us to take a breath, center the practice, and enjoy the ride.For 30% off your first year of DistroKid to share your music with the world click DistroKid.com/vip/lovemusicmore 🌎Watch guest episodes on YouTube 📺Subscribe to this pod's blog on Substack to receive deeper dives on the regular 🏊♂️Tune into my music and surf the different-yet-connected platforms at ScoobertDoobert.pizza 🍕Score pod merch 🥥Connect with little luna on:✏️ IG✏️ YouTube✏️ WebsiteA word salad poem cut from episode excerpts by the podcast producer 🫛The door open. Hone in a little bit. Cool different areas. Shape and how. A balance. That pulse check. Being in an environment. Doing laps. Get the reps in. The opportunities that are around. It is world-building, it is story-building. Ingrained in any activity, moment. Feels very genuine. In the making of it. Intentional. This collective experience together. Bring it to life. Having that through-line of that lens. Rooted in this, inspired in this. Is an aesthetic. It’s time now. The logistics of it. In a weird way. There’s some line in there somewhere. A certain scale. To the table currently. Seen and heard. Whatever it might be. Energy. Pool of options. The light of day. A windy weird path. Go forth from that place. Quantum. That organic original thought. A dream version. Bringing it in. Vibe. Are actually just as powerful. It is kind of that. Up the artist. Living and breathing in this timeline. Some weird stuff in there. How to work it. As a conduit. Find inspirations. The whole artist as a lens. At the same time. As the guide. Bearings. The world to dive into. All of it kind of ties together. Establishing that. 100% into this. What sonic stuff can be. Whatever it is. Defining markers. The stepping stones. Operating on this planet in day to day life. Out there. A chance to decide. Make something out of it. Super smart. Antenna up. Get each other better. Creative flow. The light at the end of the tunnel. A really fabulous time. Visual material. Channel interesting melodies and interesting lyrics and topics and stuff. Quasi-pitched. A visual medium as well. Take a breath together. In some way, shape, or form. Behind the scene. Serve the song the best. Hear each other. Vast. Nowadays. In the moment together. Live life. A contender. An idea of each. Likewise, likewise. Creative exchange. Lit up in the sky at night. 🌙Edited by Rebecca SansomSet Design by Max HorwichPodcast Produced by Beformer -
Pacing for Sustained Making 14.07.2026 11minMaking music in the age of streaming, AI, and the content treadmill is harder and easier than ever. But that's not the point at all, is it?Making a record, something you truly give your all to, is timeless and precious, but it's easy to lose yourself in it or break your momentum within it.I don't have a perfect answer, but I do know music is like the tide. It's comes it with force, retreats to develop, then returns again. The key is catching the wave and riding it as far as it goes.For 30% off your first year with DistroKid to share your music with the world click DistroKid.com/vip/lovemusicmore 🌎Watch guest episodes on YouTube 📺Want to hear my music? For all things links visit ScoobertDoobert.pizza 🍕Subscribe to this pod's blog on Substack to receive deeper dives on the regular 🏊♂️Pick up my new LP "I" on vinyl in its full spinning colorfulness while they last 🎨Score pod merch 🥥A word salad poem cut from episode excerpts by the podcast producer 🫛The shape of the idea. Energy and passion. Be in it. That moment. The general conception. Existing on the thing. Things do. Figure out. Which is which. A high-wire act. Speed versus deliberate. Enough putty. Creating and continuing. The excitement. A tide. Different. Something cool. Around it. Rather than the reference. Ideas through. So strange. The pace of creativity. Several cycles. Through the trial of failure. Great music, fully realized. On the edge. 🪂Podcast Produced by Beformer -
Anything That’s Unique with Chic Chameleon 07.07.2026 43minArtist Chic Cameleon joined the show to talk about what makes a genre a genre, how to blend tones and influences, and how to grow a career from a Edmonton, Canada.He’s supported Calgary bands ‘Sea of Lettuce’ and ‘Zoo!’ on their headlining tour, just played the Sled Island Festival in Calgary in June, and has garnered over 1,000,000 streams for his two great singles "Won't you Love Me Again?" and "Shade Your Way." And! His record’s almost out, dropping in August of this year.For 30% off your first year of DistroKid to share your music with the world click DistroKid.com/vip/lovemusicmore 🌎Watch guest episodes on YouTube 📺Subscribe to this pod's blog on Substack to receive deeper dives on the regular 🏊♂️Tune into my music and surf the different-yet-connected platforms at ScoobertDoobert.pizza 🍕Score pod merch 🥥Connect with Chic Chameleon on:✏️ IG✏️ WebsiteA word salad poem cut from episode excerpts by the podcast producer 🫛Get started now. The follow-through to let it go. Continue doing. Time and energy. The interplay. Craft and art. A good point. A fresh sense. The elephants get funky. It is what it is. An intelligent entity anywhere. The vibe really down. A fresh set of ears. The heart of the song. Make that happen. The fun part. An interesting experience. All the cool parts. Stoked. There being notes. Weird stuff. In an effortless way. Through a super-simple thing. In the universe. Exactly, exactly. The spine. Super bizarre. Adjusting things as need be. Arpeggios and stuff like that. Just evocative. Fun to produce, fun to enjoy. Pillars of a scene. Just try that again. Feel stuff. It is a dance. Naturally. Every single day. Emotional journeys. Those terms. Such a departure. The ethereal place. A beautiful thing. That golden chord. That unexplainable part of it. Emotional and logical. The world of being an artist. Ear candy. There are frequencies. Such a cool, crazy thing. Sort of an idea. Gone through the gauntlet. All of the things. So inspired. So freeing. The space to do it. Enjoy it. The gravitational balance. Things looping and changing. Enveloped in this wall of sound. Just looking around. A very interesting picture. Coordinate. Learn, do, act. Soundscapes. Patterns and shapes between the different instruments. A quality onto its own. Very easily. So sweet. So nice. The fact that it’s both. Beyond that. The richest most infinite language itself. The juggle. Super comfortable. Kind of vital. The twinkles up top. Keep pulling that rope. 🪢Edited by Rebecca SansomSet Design by Max HorwichPodcast Produced by Beformer -
Silence, The Points Between The Notes 30.06.2026 10minWhen the music stops... what happens?From dreams to songs-stuck-in-your-head to John Cage's 4'33", silence is just as much a part of music as the actual music.Let's talk about breath, phrasing, anticipation and even a lil bit of neuroscience.For 30% off your first year with DistroKid to share your music with the world click DistroKid.com/vip/lovemusicmore 🌎Watch guest episodes on YouTube 📺Want to hear my music? For all things links visit ScoobertDoobert.pizza 🍕Subscribe to this pod's blog on Substack to receive deeper dives on the regular 🏊♂️Pick up my new LP "I" on vinyl in its full spinning colorfulness while they last 🎨Score pod merch 🥥A word salad poem cut from episode excerpts by the podcast producer 🫛Directional. Still going. An opening up. Taking a breath. Connects to groove. Back and forth. Phrasing. Extending and contracting. Such a fascinating thing. The idea. It’s one of those things. Time dilatation. The placement and the absence. That phantom. Part of the performance as well. That silence. Form memories. A moment, a beat. Dynamic and volume. Activates the auditory cortex. The music of the audience. About dreams. The time to breathe. Wisely. Helps the rhythm exist. The moment to reflect. The emotional register. 🧮Podcast Produced by Beformer -
Input To Put In with Dana Roth 23.06.2026 39minSF-based animator, bass player, composer and producer, Dana Roth brings groove to everything she creates. We talked about the rhythm of visuals, of illustrations, and of course, bass guitar.Her debut album, Airship, absolutely rips, as does everything else she spends her time on — including this episode!For 30% off your first year of DistroKid to share your music with the world click DistroKid.com/vip/lovemusicmore 🌎Watch guest episodes on YouTube 📺Subscribe to this pod's blog on Substack to receive deeper dives on the regular 🏊♂️Tune into my music and surf the different-yet-connected platforms at ScoobertDoobert.pizza 🍕Score pod merch 🥥Read the Funk Substack Post mentioned in this episode 🌌Listen to Dana's debut album Airship 🛸Connect with Dana on:✏️ IG✏️ WebsiteA word salad poem cut from episode excerpts by the podcast producer 🫛Rhythm driven. Timing is a big part of it. A bunch of stuff going on. There is this balance. A lot of overlap for sure. Having outside pressure. Scaffolding that. Limitations are the best. In any creative thing. Call it a color. Are selective. Put a soundtrack to it. Artistic ideas. The vibe. Very relatable. Neat to know how to do that. This sense of being understood. That initial raw connection. The uncertainty of the process. About discovering. A better structure. Element of playfulness and curiosity. Reactive. That’s helpful. Groovy. A thing that happens. Also dope in many ways. When two worlds blend. Went for it. Delivering something for somebody. Landing in a cool way. Through creating stuff and sharing it. Such a specific skill. It is what it is. It’s a flavor. Really cool characters, really weird characters. Strong feelings for sure. The rough and stuff. That aesthetic. The choices. Make some decisions. That next little boost of energy. A thing in the world. Really really excited to accomplish. Because there’s an artifact. Getting insight. Very very deeply. In a distribution. Kind of on rails. A part of it. Feels like the song, feels like an extension of the song. Envision the thing. Really really creative. A very vague map. A doodling person. The journey of learning. Some of the best most uplifting. Having a thing in mind. Got to do it. Get how it goes. Weird version of that thing. Develop those skills. To capture a vibe. Really nebulous. Pretty organically. Open to suggestions. About that pace, that rhythm, that sense of life. What’s cool and beautiful. All of that. So helpful. It was all happening. Incredible. This array of tools. To bring this extra level. Aesthetically pleasing. Very playful and fun. A really cool driving force. Beat and animation. Frame by frame for the most part. 🎞Edited by Rebecca SansomSet Design by Max HorwichPodcast Produced by Beformer -
The Substrates Inside Speech 16.06.2026 18minWhere’s the boundary between song and speech? When does something cross the threshold and go from a conversation into a groove? When does the beat drop? One of my favorite musicians, Mononeon, has a whole video series blurring this line.(Mononeon… talk about an inheritor to the FUNK!)Stand up comics. Podcasts. Political speeches. The only way they work is by adding some music to the plain ole’ words. But this ain’t a blog post. It’s a podcast, so put it on and let me sing!For 30% off your first year with DistroKid to share your music with the world click DistroKid.com/vip/lovemusicmore 🌎Watch guest episodes on YouTube 📺Want to hear my music? For all things links visit ScoobertDoobert.pizza 🍕Subscribe to this pod's blog on Substack to receive deeper dives on the regular 🏊♂️Pick up my new LP "I" on vinyl in its full spinning colorfulness while they last 🎨Score pod merch 🥥A word salad poem cut from episode excerpts by the podcast producer 🫛A thing above it. Scale almost. At least a little bit. Inflected. A temporal art. Embouchure. Inside of it. Fundamentally changes the meaning. Think there’s something there. Think there’s something there. A little musical package. Towards a certain type of oratory. It can inform. It can inform. Same difference. Strange implications. Access ideas in a different direction. Super interesting too. Something worth thinking about. Really animated. That particular order. Also the timbre. Sometimes behave so strangely. Sometimes behave so strangely. Comedic timing. There’s a shift. Some level of rhythm. A cultural substrate. Get that next big note. The boundaries between. The essential music behind it. Something repetitive interesting. A substrate of meaning. Making the choices. It’s all the same thing. Poetry. In these little bursts. Indicate at. Like a phrase. Or orchestrating. Doing foley. A good conversation pit. Proto-language. Because it is. Choosing from different words. Are tools in the toolkit. The music of language. Transmitting. Get a lot of breath. 🗣️Podcast Produced by Beformer -
A Building On Wheels with Sam Durkes (Ezra Furman, Grace Cummins, Art More) 09.06.2026 48minWant to take your show on the road? Sam’s seen it from the vans to trains to tour buses, and loves to share the wisdom and the reality of what touring actually is like.So if you’re a live music lover or musician looking to break into the touring scene, this pod’s a wealth of knowledge earned mile by mile.For 30% off your first year of DistroKid to share your music with the world click DistroKid.com/vip/lovemusicmore 🌎Watch guest episodes on YouTube 📺Subscribe to this pod's blog on Substack to receive deeper dives on the regular 🏊♂️Tune into my music and surf the different-yet-connected platforms at ScoobertDoobert.pizza 🍕Score pod merch 🥥Connect with Sam on:✏️ IG✏️ WebsiteA word salad poem cut from episode excerpts by the podcast producer 🫛From the jump. All components. The routing. Pretty gnarly. That sense of comfort. Connects on a different level. The stuff in between. Different velocities. Making micro-decisions. The interface between. Created a vibe. The most to say nowadays. Pretty loose. Really rad. Anchor the sessions. The balance. Have that in common. Incredibly nice. Digital reader. Make the call. An analytical brain. Over the top. As though it were a dream. The whole time. In the musical conversation across of time. The decisions matter. Intentional mics. Awesome. That’s hip, that’s hipper. Locking in. Make it hit. A little bit craftier. The syncopation. Unlocking another dimension. Feel is amazing. Reaching out. Turned into something. Such a shoestring. Draw that curtain. Built a little different. A beautiful thing. Starting from there. Keep doing it. Dirty dog, nitty gritty. So crucial. Enjoy the conversation. Morale. Hear that. Project it up all the way. Amazing tones. All that stuff. A cool groove. A really cool thing. Super important. Access to the things. Reminiscent. And experimentation. Blend it in. Possibly imagine. Shows that. Nice to have that consistency. A good time. Around music. Stuff like that. Vibe. Down to mess around. The space in between. Bonkers. On the upbeats. The glue. The cognitive load. Push and pull. Ghost notes. Like an art. Make the mistakes. Very finite. Feet toward the driver. Really crucial. Felt accurately. Feel heartwarming. Core group. Crucial. So cool. The metronome. For the music. Brightens the day. At a ground level. Band and crew. Brings people together. Good records. Channel. Connect the whole beat. It’s nice. A special thing. For sure. That’s what’s up. 🛞Edited by Rebecca SansomSet Design by Max HorwichPodcast Produced by Beformer -
A Brief History of FUNK 02.06.2026 18minRhythm takes the spot light. James Brown HITS the ONE and music history is altered. The butterfly effect in full swing, birthing hip-hop decades later.In this pod and this Wednesday's companion Substack post, we trace funk's lineage through the drum breaks that built breakdance, to the samples that got paid once and borrowed forever, and the artists still keeping it funky!For 30% off your first year with DistroKid to share your music with the world click DistroKid.com/vip/lovemusicmore 🌎Watch guest episodes on YouTube 📺Want to hear my music? For all things links visit ScoobertDoobert.pizza 🍕Subscribe to this pod's blog on Substack to receive deeper dives on the regular 🏊♂️Pick up my new LP "I" on vinyl in its full spinning colorfulness while they last 🎨Score pod merch 🥥A word salad poem cut from episode excerpts by the podcast producer 🫛The wordplay. All these things are gradients. A syncopation. The movement. The call and response. What music can even be, what it can do to you. To go even deeper. The rhythm of the beats. It was the time. Upbeats, offbeats. The place that the groove repeats. Incredible mixture of culture, of instrumentation, of regions. Certain components. Quintessential. Get a rise. How cool it that. Funk lives on. Undeniable. Rhythm and groove. An astronaut. Goofy. Note it. An interesting thing.Very satisfying. A countercultural movement. Doing a funky job of it. Big records. The conversation between the analog and the digital. Nowadays. A much bigger scale. A cultural movement. A moment that the groove fully drops in. Hear all of these rhythms. So cool. An important fork. What a beautiful thing. Anchor in. ⚓Podcast Produced by Beformer -
The Microphone As A Microscope 26.05.2026 13minWhy do live shows rock? Why do snares and toms sound one way on the record and other at the show? How can bands prepare to hit the road when every venue is different?Let's dig into the rock history we covered + some studio secrets to answer why!For 30% off your first year with DistroKid to share your music with the world click DistroKid.com/vip/lovemusicmore 🌎Watch guest episodes on YouTube 📺Want to hear my music? For all things links visit ScoobertDoobert.pizza 🍕Subscribe to this pod's blog on Substack to receive deeper dives on the regular 🏊♂️Pick up my new LP "I" on vinyl in its full spinning colorfulness while they last 🎨Score pod merch 🥥A word salad poem cut from episode excerpts by the podcast producer 🫛That resonates. Practice and prepare. Such a good lever. Converge to some degree. A different level of production. Reverb and echo and all that kind of stuff. A strong arm. Unlock a really incredible amount of tonal versatility and like a gradient. A long release. An interesting thing. A finer tuned instrument. Matches the energy of the audience. Full fidelity. A part of it. Really fascinating. Genres and vibes. To even exist. The tubes act differently. Flexible enough. Physics. The recorded process. React better. If the venue calls for it. The best. Something electric. Knowing that. Gating is able to make it so. There’s a magic. The exact same rhythms. Doing stuff. Really really cool. Awesome conversations. Even the audience. What the actual. Ribbon microphones and condensers. Into the recording studio toolkit. 🧰Podcast Produced by Beformer -
Put To Wax with Harry Katz (Harry Katz and the Pistachios, Big Top Pistachioland) 19.05.2026 58minHarry Katz and the Pistachios have one foot in the future, one in the vinyl warmth of the past. Harry isn’t just an artist, he’s an evangelist, spreading the good word of music long forgotten.He’s dusting off records — usually the little ones (called 78s or 45s) — and spinning DJ sets or narratives on Instagram. His comment sections are little libraries, with fans sharing anecdotes and connections, turning his insights into community.We talk about his path, his presence, and how freedom on stage is exactly what the world needs right now.For 30% off your first year of DistroKid to share your music with the world click DistroKid.com/vip/lovemusicmore 🌎Watch guest episodes on YouTube 📺Subscribe to this pod's blog on Substack to receive deeper dives on the regular 🏊♂️Tune into my music and surf the different-yet-connected platforms at ScoobertDoobert.pizza 🍕Score pod merch 🥥Grab Minuendo earplugs for comfy lossless hearing protection 📢Connect with Harry on:✏️ IG✏️ Website✏️ YouTubeA word salad poem cut from episode excerpts by the podcast producer 🫛An exchange of ideas. Worlds in there. A big stint. Raising vibrations. A symbol of a scene. Different stuff going on. Actually already are. Beyond being authentic and unique. That sweet spot. Keep it, keep it in the air. Towards the intuitive. Make the choice in the moment. Being present and making decisions. Absolute full saturation. Bigger worlds are opening. In a specific order. The forest through the trees, so to speak. Like a parasocial relationship. The shape of the melody. Through the act of doing. Discovering that. A road, a ladder up. It just suddenly clicked. The logistics. A tide change. Creating a space. A really cool setup. Pageantry and parade. Paint the picture. Those kind of stories. Seems to be opportunity. A really good question. To those heights. Believe it. Internalized. The next level. Get reps in. Finding that flow. Feel in the strength part of it. In a space. Just doing. A real emotion. The chaos of the journey. A long arc. Building community around. Audibles. Width and depth of knowledge. Floating. Doing it. Like a forcing function, a pressure. Pop that, pop that bubble. At that peak performance. Little flickers. Part of the craft. For the storytelling. This unique fusion of things. Really wonderful. Fun days. The messy journey. What it is. Something special. Bizarre. Pretty cool. Common ground. A fascinating thing. Getting lost. Similar effects. Something truer about it. Clicked into place. All of those sound waves. Especially nowadays. Looks cool. Vulnerable. Go keep it going. The coolest things going on. A good call. So exuberant and so fun. Wild beautiful things. That can happen. Strikes to the heart of living. The emotion is so. Just the coolest. Great lyrics. Finagling, figuring stuff out. Able to. The pipeline. Dovetails. Ramped up. Let this ride. Back and forth. A different kind of decision making. Use the map. So satisfying. Keep it going. Sharing knowledge. Feel it out. Authenticity about medium. Learning chords and writing song. A weird tangent. Rambunctious. Actual volume. A really fun way. Excellent taste. Pretty disciplined. Talking about process. How different it feels. Way further. So personal. When things go better. That collective effervescence. 🎊Edited by Rebecca SansomSet Design by Max HorwichPodcast Produced by Beformer -
Perfect Pitch - Nature or Nurture? 12.05.2026 12minPerfect Pitch is when you know what a note is without checking your tuner or your instrument. It's helpful but is also a burden? And why did one study find that 30% of Japanese music students had perfect pitch versus 7% of Polish music students? This wasn't light work either. They had to get 95%+ right to count as "perfect." And can you train up and become perfect? If so, why would you?For 30% off your first year with DistroKid to share your music with the world click DistroKid.com/vip/lovemusicmore 🌎Watch guest episodes on YouTube 📺Want to hear my music? For all things links visit ScoobertDoobert.pizza 🍕Subscribe to this pod's blog on Substack to receive deeper dives on the regular 🏊♂️Pick up my new LP "I" on vinyl in its full spinning colorfulness while they last 🎨Score pod merch 🥥A word salad poem cut from episode excerpts by the podcast producer 🫛A predisposition. A whole bunch of different factors. A gradient from note to note. Kind of cool. Classification. Microtonal. Certain types of pitch syntax. Communicate really quickly. Almost like there’s subtitles. Relative. Train for different things. What is being measured. It can be very helpful. Familial aggregation. The way that you ears are connected to your brain. What is tuning anyway. Very interesting. Tonal which is part of it, semitonal. What is the note actually doing, it’s the action. The thing that makes the song the song. Enough with enough training. A lot of rub in between these frequencies. Another category system. Is a fluid spectrum. Quick exposure. Recognize music or notes. An interesting subject. A detuned experience. Grab a note or two. Like named categories. The same language learning pipeline. The whole song starts to fall down with the guitar. Being connected to frequency. It is useful. Removing that friction. Learn these speech sounds. A cool naming skill. It actually accumulated. All of these incredible things. Big connections in the auditory cortex. Absolute. Very fascinating. Grab a note or two. Run these studies. Even that useful. At that deep level. A named thing, a note. 🍮Podcast Produced by Beformer -
Some Kind Of Voltage with Rob Maile (AEA Microphones) 05.05.2026 47minRob’s a producer-engineer & classically-trained musician. He produced his first record just last year. His DIY spirit and engineering chops combine for a unique mix of science and magic. An alchemy of the recording studio.He’s modded and restored classic gear. Builds microphones at his day job (at the legendary AEA Microphones in Los Angeles). And is passionate about pairing the right tech with the right moment.We talk boundary microphones and ribbon mics, the history of the tools, and how to deploy them for the maximum vibe. In a recent blog post on The Pixies’ Surfer Rosa, I talked about how boundary microphones defined the guitar sound. It’s serendipitous Rob actually knows how they all work!For 30% off your first year of DistroKid to share your music with the world click DistroKid.com/vip/lovemusicmore 🌎Watch guest episodes on YouTube 📺Subscribe to this pod's blog on Substack to receive deeper dives on the regular 🏊♂️Tune into my music and surf the different-yet-connected platforms at ScoobertDoobert.pizza 🍕Score pod merch 🥥Connect with Rob on:✏️ IGA word salad poem cut from episode excerpts by the podcast producer 🫛Things that tell our stories and that bring us together. A very interesting game of what plugs into what. A really rewarding experience. Another layer of compression. Built arrangements. Mostly creative. Consider to be innate. The presence. These really sensitive audio devices. A wall of weird interesting guitars. Art is what gets us. Innovations. Part of the fun. Some bizarro stuff. An aspect of interaction. In unexpected ways. Speaking of things that just happen. The cumulative amount of insight and wisdom. That low push. Industry, infrastructure, all of that. Can have that experience. Set the tone. It’’s a vibe though. The idea of noise is ever-present. Kind of bellowing. The beauty of it. Like listening through snow. Talking a waveform alternating current. Setting up signal chain. There’s a lot of moments. Capture the movement of the air. A great unifier and an antidote to division. Really cool interactions between the different components. A type of transducer. The limiting factors are also unlimiting. Exploding tambourine. All of those little micro-decisions. Oddly intertwined. You have a speaker. Attenuate and boost. Little tools in the toolkit. The headwaters that’s the spring. String arrangements and stuff. Just a spark. Like a snowball. Interesting things, interesting moments. Different speakers. That big sweep. New unforeseen cool sounds. Like subharmonic. The connection or the inverse relationship. In such a way. How translatable it is. The inspiration hits. That foundation. Putting the energy into it. Technically inclined. Something like a graphic EQ. Recipe book or whatever. To improvise around the problems. That training. The physics or the electronics of sound at that time. The tools available. You get sound. The impression of an instrument. Used in all different applications in music and recording. Great connection between. Wire the woofer. A strong magnet and a coil. Just experimenting. A hodgepodge. As sensitive as possible. In stride. Those glowing things down there that look like light bulbs. The palette of sounds. The story of gear. About adapting. Still sounds cool. Very fresh. Strange names like the bubble machine. 🧼Edited by Rebecca SansomSet Design by Max HorwichPodcast Produced by Beformer
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