MJT: Three Brothers, 20 Years, and the Most Criminally Underplayed Band on Long Island. Episode 37

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Three brothers from Long Island. Started playing jazz together when the youngest was eight. Won Amateur Night at the Apollo — multiple times. Opened for Slash and Living Color. Endorsed by Paul Reed Smith. Most played song on Spotify: 15,000 streams. The band is MJT. They were the Michael Jazz Trio until they decided they'd rather be like the Foo Fighters. The jazz crowd was not thrilled. They did it anyway. In part one, JR takes Gary from a 2009 jazz festival video of three kids to the full-volume modern version of Daydreamer — and it's all uphill from there. In part two, Matt and David join live to talk about the pivot, the grind, the Paul Reed Smith story, and what it took to get from the Apollo to the Summer of 99 cruise with Living Color. Their first three EPs are on Bandcamp. Everything else is on Spotify. April 30th at Ripple Rays in Richmond, VA. Links: * MJT: https://www.mjttheband.com * MJT on Bandcamp: search "MJT" * Every band we've featured: https://www.bynhopod.com * Spotify playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1zT8HHOprlVgO78X9rjcQB?si=385a89e8353445d5 * Email: bynhopod@gmail.com * Support & merch: https://www.bynhopod.com (click "Support") 0:00 - Intro1:26 - Three Kids at a Jazz Festival, 20093:35 - "Daydreamer" — Full Volume9:50 - Gary Reacts12:54 - Band Bio18:44 - "Someday in the Rain"21:19 - "The Man in the Static"27:03 - "Burn"37:05 - "Revolution"43:24 - "Never Change"47:25 - 15,000 Streams. Criminal.48:32 - The Summer of 99 Cruise56:44 - "Here We Go"2:03:04 - PART 2: Matt and David Join10:49 - The PRS Story13:26 - 10 Years Later20:06 - Jazz to Foo Fighters: How?31:51 - The Bitter End Residency38:11 - Daydreamer: Getting Sick of Your Best Song44:50 - The Monday Night Jam in Queens3:03:29 - Has Anyone Compared You to Corey Glover?7:01 - Outro: April 30th, Ripple Rays, Richmond VA

Yes Officer: One Guy, One Island, and a Grammy-Winning Producer Who Bought a Church Episode 41

Stick around to the end. The opening track from Yes Officer's brand new album — Ignore the Town Crier — plays in fullafter the credits. Jeremy Harnum is a one-man band from St. John's, Newfoundland making "loud and abrasive music for those who like loud and abrasive music." He grew up in a town of 450 people. Came out in 2018. Taught himself to record. Made three albums entirely alone. Then a Grammy-winning LA producer — the guy behind Adele, Katy Perry, Taylor Swift, The Greatest Showman — bought an old church in Jeremy's tiny hometown and started a record label. Jeremy sent a cold pitch. That became Ignore the Town Cryer, out now. JR found this band while researching Newfoundland for a community theater production of Come From Away. Hefound a podcast called Off Da Rock Radio, went through 25 artists, and landed here. In part one, Gary hears four songs, from 2017 to the brand new single. In part two, Jeremy joins live. Links: https://yesofficer.bandcamp.com/track/salt-in-the-wound [https://yesofficer.bandcamp.com/track/salt-in-the-wound] https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1zT8HHOprlVgO78X9rjcQB?si=911aacf7ff9a46a6 [https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1zT8HHOprlVgO78X9rjcQB?si=911aacf7ff9a46a6] https://www.jeremyharnum.ca 0:00 - Special Note: New Album Is Out + Post-Credits Song 3:42 - Come From Away & Why JR Went to Newfoundland 9:36 - The Bio: "Loud and Abrasive Music" 13:11 - "You've Still Got Time" — 2017 19:19 - Gary Reacts: DC Hardcore, No Click Track 24:54 - Gary Picks "Crisis Actor" — 2019 27:28 - Gary Reacts: He's Growing 29:22 - The Vocals-in-the-Mix Debate 34:54 - "Identity Parade" — 2020 44:47 - "Salt in the Wound" — New Single 51:17 - Gary Reacts: Five Bands in One Song 1:55:38 - PART 2: Jeremy Harnum Joins Live 58:27 - Origin: One-Man Band Since 2017 2:07:43 - How a Song Gets Made: Guitar Riff First 10:32 - The Recording Process 12:33 - The RPM Challenge: Album in 28 Days 16:28 - The Thematic Arc: All Four Albums Explained 22:20 - "Identity Parade": Why Nothing Was Right 24:34 - Gary: "Did You Find Rage Against the Machine?" 27:32 - The Supertramp Compliment 29:08 - Greg Wells: The Cold Pitch That Worked 30:02 - A Grammy Producer Bought a Church in His Hometown 36:10 - "This IS Newfoundland Music" 42:00 - How Greg, Mark & Robert Produced the Album 45:00 - Finally Bringing the Vocals Up 47:48 - Live Shows: Drummer Shortage & What's Next 3:03:44 - Vinyl: 100 Copies Only 05:58 - He Does His Own Album Art (He's Also a Photographer) 3:15:26 - Peace Out 3:16:52 - POST-CREDITS: Full Opening Track from *Ignore the Town Cryer*

3 de jun de 20262 h 20 min

MJT: Three Brothers, 20 Years, and the Most Criminally Underplayed Band on Long Island. Episode 37

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