Hello, Handsome!
Let's begin, shall we?
Excellent!
This is Episode 19 of the Phantom Power Music Hour!
Thank you so much for coming back and joining us.
We got a great show lined up for you today.
Tracks from Amber, Swini, Vertigo Kid, Iro, Martin, Grooms,
Anzli Castello, Shy Kids, just to name a few, just to name a few.
I'm fired up, man. I just had a meatball sandwich. I am ready to go.
You guys all know why you're here, right?
Because you love value for value.
You love the exchange of value that happens when you're listening to shows like this
on a modern podcasting app like Fountain or Podvers or FurioCaster
because you have the ability to share your Bitcoin, to send tips, to send donations, to send gifts,
to the artists that you like.
Oh man, that's so great! I'm gonna send this dude some sets.
Exactly! That's how it works. That's value for value.
To hell with a lot more meaningful than the traditional streaming platforms
that we all love to criticize these days and rightfully so.
Rightfully so.
But let's get into the music. You don't need me, I can.
First band up is from Quebec.
I absolutely love this band. I would love to have a conversation with him if I can never track him down.
I believe it's pronounced to Abbas.
And this first song on episode 19 of The Phantom Power Music Hour is called "Lit Up".
And if you dig it, you gotta boost it. Let's get going.
[Music]
That was Nate Johnovan out of Grand Rapids, Michigan, with it can be erased.
I hope you had a chance to catch the fan and power artist hour interviews that I did with Nate this past weekend.
Absolutely love that guy's writing so prolific. I cannot believe how much stuff that that dude puts out.
And it's quality man, his whole catalog is quality. I love his voice, I love his lyrics, I love everything he's doing.
So go back and check out that interview that I put out on the Fan and Power artist hour that came out last Sunday.
All right, let's keep it rolling. This one is from Shy Kids and the track is called Newdy.
And if you dig it, you got to boost it. Let's go.
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[music]
I couldn't hate, I was born to be wild
Turn you into a believer tonight, a fairy-grim, and girl
Cause I should know ( I don't know)
And should know ( I don't know)
I'm a world, shut us out, they need you
I am wild cause I'm in a zoo
I'm a fool
Hold tight, don't you drop out, baby, it's an arch out
My demons can't be tame, wrote the dice, and thank me later
You need to make a, it's got to be our plan
Yeah, take sweet like her name
I was born to be wild
Turn you into a believer, hell marry let it out
Cause I don't know, I don't know
And this room's yet a fall, oh
When the world shut us out, they need you
I am wild cause I'm in a zoo
I'm a fool
(I am wild cause I'm in a zoo)
When the world shut us out, they need you
I am wild cause I'm in a zoo
When the world shut us out, they need you
I am wild cause I'm in a zoo
When the world shut us out, they need you
I am wild
When the world shut us out, they need you
I am wild cause I'm in a zoo
And this room's yet a fall, oh
When the world shut us out, they need you
I am wild cause I'm in a zoo
I am wild cause
That is the one and only just loud with his song "Srooms"
Love that dude's music
Prior to that we heard "Nudy" by Shy Kids
They're out of Ontario I believe
Prior to that we heard Nate Johnovan
with it can be erased and prior to that kicking off the show
Was Abbas? I believe Abbas Abbeasy, whatever
With lit up the very first band you spell it A-B-E-S-S-E-E
I'm going with Abbas
I think that'd be kind of cool name for a band that has a female lead singer
Cool
Alright, you guys having fun? It's all value for value
Love this stuff, all of these bands are down with Bitcoin and Satoshi's
And they really appreciate you sending the love
Case in point, here's a nice note from Brandon with IRO
Hey this is Brandon from IRO and you're listening to the Phantom Power Music Hour
Value for value for life
Thank you for the sat and the boosts
We love you
Love you too buddy
Here's Crash and Burn from IRO on the Phantom Power Music Hour
Episode 19
Boosted
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♪ Walked in on your long, long, long, long ♪
♪ Trust me now baby, we we'll get close ♪
♪ No one will pass out of your love town by me ♪
♪ And we'll try to find a way to find a way to find a way ♪
♪ Through your heart you got to find a way to find a way to find a way ♪
♪ No sign, no sign ♪
♪ No ♪
♪ No work of grace in your heart ♪
♪ No sign, no sign ♪
♪ No ♪
♪ No work of grace in your heart ♪
♪ You're down in here for help ♪
♪ No work of grace in your heart ♪
♪ You're down in here for help ♪
♪ No work of grace in your heart ♪
♪ Love is wrong in death of us ♪
♪ No sign, no sign ♪
♪ No work of grace in your heart ♪
♪ No sign, no sign ♪
♪ No work of grace in your heart ♪
♪ No peace of Christ by the lies they watch you beg your pardon ♪
♪ No way but the rest of you will be the God's love be surprised ♪
♪ No mercy but your praise and mercy ♪
♪ No way but the rest of you will be gone ♪
♪ No peace of Christ by the lies they watch you beg your pardon ♪
♪ No work of grace in your heart ♪
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Amber Sweeney on the Phantom Power Music Hour with a great song called Beautiful.
I have been fortunate enough to see her live a couple of times here in Nashville and she is just a vocal power house
and a beast of a guitar player and I love her style of Americana.
It's Neo Soul with a bit of blues and a bit of gospel in it and I'm just so thankful that she is in the value verse with all these other great artists.
Hey, I just wanted to take a minute and say thanks for listening and also remind you guys to some of the other shows that we do.
As I mentioned earlier, we do a Phantom Power Artist Hour which is an interview with the artists that are in the value verse that believe in Bitcoin and Satoshi's and value for value.
That happens every Sunday. On Monday, I do the Phantom Power Business Hour where I try to merge Bitcoin and music, Bitcoin and the entertainment industry.
This past Monday had a great conversation with a filmmaker, Zach Mahoney, go back and check out that interview.
He draws a lot of parallels between indie filmmakers and independent musicians and he's putting together a great project for value for value
for independent filmmakers and I'm looking forward to that. Today is Wednesday of course and that's when we do the Phantom Power Music Hour and then on Fridays we do the Music Geek show.
We do Phantom Power Music review and that's where I dive into a couple of songs. I break down the theory and the composition, maybe the recording techniques.
I try to give you a perspective of how songwriting as a craft works. That's the schedule for all of the shows that we're doing.
Poker Games and Life and Gigs and rehearsals might get in the way so if you don't see an episode coming out on that certain day it's probably because I had something else pop up but trying to do for a week for you guys and absolutely loving podcasting and where this journey is taking me.
All right well let's keep it rolling. Shall we? Let's pick it back up again. This is a song called Just Say It and the producer on this track is Charlie Crown and he's got a lot of great songs.
Over on Wabelink, bit of a pop producer. Again this song is called Just Say It and then is featuring Helen Tess on lead vocals and if you dig it you gotta boost it. Let's go.
I can feel your pull away till your back hits the wall. It's not in the words to say it's what you don't. I'm pushing you deeper.
Tell me what you're thinking. You're keeping it all to yourself. If you don't love me baby, have your love in mind. Make it up in mind to change it through it.
Back in mind, get out of your journey. Crazy. Can't take it no more. If you don't love me baby, just say it.
[Music]
I can hear it through the phone using the can-town when you wanna be alone. You'll make it make excuses. I don't wanna lose you so I let it go. Push me away and pull me close.
If you don't love me baby, have your love in mind. Make it up in mind to change it through it.
Back in mind, get out of your journey. Crazy. Can't take it no more. If you don't love me baby, just say it.
[Music]
Everybody's scheming, everybody's see what they gotta do to get something from me. Nothing lasts forever, nothing is for free. And all come meet these new ones.
[Music]
There's a high roll of comment, holy air that I'm getting the feeling that I take about stealing all your money, stealing all your girls.
You could've bought it but you still got the pearls away from me. I know that you want to wear your sunglasses down to.
Like I said, you know you're still around you.
[Music]
That is Vertigo Kid with Midnight Coming on the Fansom Power Music Hour. And I absolutely love the vibe of that.
I'm a bit of Delta Blues, a bit of Chicago Blues, a little bit of modern stuff and I just dig the whole thing about it.
And I had a chance to speak with Vertigo Kid a couple weeks ago and I heard the backstory of how he recorded it.
And I'm not going to give it away. It's not my story to tell but I was just floored.
I thought it was one of the coolest things. You're just not going to believe the backstory on how that track was recorded.
Thank you for putting that up in the value verse dude. That's a great one.
So let's keep it going with a remix of a track that was dropped into the value verse last summer.
Hey what's up? This is Ainsley Costello. You're listening to the Fansom Power Music Hour and take a listen to Jester's new remix of My Song Two Ships.
[Music]
That is Mr. Martin Grooms on the Fansom Power Music Hour episode 19 with a beautiful track called The Hard Way.
[Music]
The City of Three Rivers and let's check out this beautiful song, one of my favorites from her before, it's called "Pixelated Smile" on the Fansom Power Music Hour. And if you dig it, you gotta boost it.
[Music]
Man, do I wish I could play like that. Holy cow.
That'll do it, folks. That is episode 19 of the Phantom Power Music Hour.
If you liked these songs, please scroll back and while the song is playing,
send some sats to those amazing artists that shared their talent with you today.
And if you like the show, you can always send me some sats during the times when I'm talking.
There's like four or five breaks in the show and you can look in the chapters and figure out when those breaks are.
So thanks again for listening. That'll wrap up episode 19 of the Phantom Power Music Hour.
And we will see you Friday for another version of the Phantom Power Music Review. Take care.