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Hey, what is up everybody? This is Phantom Power Music Episode 20. It is Wednesday.
The 13th of March, 2024, and we are so happy that you are joining us. We got a lot of new songs that we're debuting today.
So stick around, make sure you catch all of those. This of course is a value for value, podcast value cast thing.
Right? You're listening to us on Founcin or CurioCaster or Podverse.
One of those awesome apps that you can download after you visit podcasting2.org
because you can send little bits of Bitcoin, otherwise known as Satoshi's, directly to the artist and the host
if you find value in the value that they are giving to you by placing their music up in these streams
in these beautiful crystal clear RSS streams that are changing the world.
Boy, that's a lot, right? I mean, they've been around for 25 years.
Kind of sleeping in the background, creeping up on you. Kind of a weird intro, but you know, I'll keep it.
All right. Enough of my yak and you're not here to listen to me say stupid things. You are here for quality music.
Speaking of quality music, let's kick it off from Portland, Oregon with TJ Wong and a beautiful blues track,
uplifting track by this fine young man called Kingdom Come. Take it away, buddy.
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Brother and sister, Mrs and Mr.
Don't you know who for you? Don't you know that my heart is true?
Doesn't matter what you've done, doesn't matter where you been.
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Welcome to the Kingdom Come. This is what it will live in.
People from all places, doesn't matter what you've racist.
Don't you know that love is so? I'll be my best, not to let you go.
Doesn't matter what you've done, doesn't matter where you've been.
Welcome to the Kingdom Come. This is what it will live in.
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People from all backgrounds, go ahead and put your weapons down.
Don't you know we don't need to fight?
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Doesn't matter what you've done, doesn't matter where you've been.
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Take the whole path in terms of a marathon.
I think we'll try and be as good, too much too fast, we'll see that broken again.
Dead weight falls by the wayside. There's a pressure here that I've counted for by the engine here.
It's a donation of blood. It's a goddamn country here blood.
We demons and terrified, yes or otherwise fight.
To decide we're not there for one.
We demons and terrified, yes or otherwise fight.
To decide we're not there for one.
This is the field of life to be silent tonight you will be.
You've been with the most people I've been thinking.
Unappointed television stories.
But they made them cheap enough to hang on to every wall.
So we lay here distracted from the fall.
And I've sworn that the sick of it, but also taken in by the sheer magnitude of it all.
We demonize and terrified, yes or otherwise fight.
To decide we're not there for one.
We demonize and terrified, yes or otherwise fight.
To decide we're not there for one.
What are we waiting for?
Nothing is more than just going to one and four.
And don't you want it more?
What are we waiting for?
We're not going to hold them in the door.
Sometimes I think that's all there is.
That is hold the line by death by lions out of Michigan.
Otherwise known as a Nate Johnovan project.
Love that dude, love his writing.
And kicking the show off today was Kingdom Come by TJ Wong out of Portland, Oregon.
TJ is a great kid, known him for a while, thrilled that he is in the valueverse.
And I love the dichotomy of having a song like Kingdom Come and all the positivity that it
talks about and then completely ripping the transmission out of the car and doing something
heavy and hold the line by death by lions and all the implications of those lyrics.
Love it.
That's the beautiful thing about art.
It can take you on wonderful journeys, right?
Keep it rolling on with a valueverse debut from Emily Rona.
This is her second track in the space.
The first one of course is someone else.
Shout out to Salty Cran for putting her on his show up beats.
Thank you, sir.
Here is Emily Rona and the valueverse debut of Breathe.
I'm here again, down in this hole at dark.
Don't know how I felt.
Guess I'm just so easy to shove.
I can feel them spot as creep and eat in the wax in my brain and I'm down again, sinking
into nothing.
Breathe, oh, breathe, oh, baby, I should just try to breathe in some hell, hell, hell,
what's in your life, free?
Am I better yet?
Thought I'd be by now.
It's been so much time trying to climb my way out.
I'm a failure and I'll tie a joke in on to an decay.
While spot is crunched on what's left of me.
Breathe, oh, breathe, oh, baby, I should just try to breathe in some hell, hell, hell,
what's in your life, free?
Am I better yet?
I don't want to what I let take me.
I'm maybe different but I'm not a fool.
You made your mistakes but the same goes for you.
But you like to fool with what I say to you.
You made me look so foolish, chasing after you.
Sometimes I wake up to phone calls from you.
You made me look so foolish, chasing after you.
But I'm not a fool. You can use how you like.
There's no one to end you lonely over the second night.
I've made you wait and ever, I know you're not your treasure.
I'd say if you're the only one who's everything, I might as well run to someplace.
I think then to have fun with you.
That is Mac Jamie with a great song called She Who Runs the World and there was two things that turned me on to that song.
I loved the title so much.
And then when I heard the groove, that got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it.
All those off beats just like I was hooked.
Love that track. Happy to have it on the Phantom Power Music Hour.
I hope you guys are stacking some sats his way.
I wanted to take a minute and make sure that you guys know of all of the other great shows that you should be following.
All of these great other music shows such as Boost a Grand Ball, which of course we all know about.
But there's also up beats, there's also It's a Mood, there is Homegrown Hits, there is Mutton Meat in Music, there is the Sidestream Music Product, a product, project, podcast for God's sakes.
I can't even talk today.
That's in Sounds and then of course Radio V with Jimmy V. So there's at least a dozen of us out here and I know that there's some other shows that throw music in.
Like every now and then Adam and Dave will throw in a track to the podcasting board room that happens every Friday.
I know that the guys from behind the schemes shout out to Lavish and Boo Berry.
I know every now and then they will throw a track in.
But I would really encourage you guys to be checking out all of these other music shows and you can find them when you open up Fountain or Podverse.
And just search for music shows.
Cool.
Alright, let's keep it rolling.
Let's do another debut into the value verse.
Let's take another track from Arras.
So glad to have Arras in the space.
And this is another one of those kick ass girl power anthem songs customized with Arras is beautifully strong voice.
This is called Straight to Hell.
So let's go there with Arras on the Phantom Power Music Hour Episode 20.
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When she says it's not her shirt and you say it late for work, then she asked you why you smell as cigarettes and trees
She says you'll be uncool by your think, you're playing it, cool, 'cause my lips are on, you're not in wing, no love's made before
Just a kiss, just a crush, it's just a choice, then it's all too much, yeah, you'll get on, you'll get a gun, catch your eyes
I've become the drug that you just can't quit and tell me, by what time you're in, you don't have to
Come here, I know I don't love you, baby, now hope you feel the same, change my name on, you're so mean, be a thug, so I promise that I won't go, go and straighten your hair
Just a dream, I'm just a rose, but if you want, it's just a choice, yeah, I need, I'm just a fire, put me out, I'm burning now
And if I'm used to being the talker, then it's down
So tell me, by what do you mean, saying you should, come, come, you think that you love me, baby, I will run right away
Got you under, let's fill it, my name I play, and burning you up, because you're feeling I'm going straight to hell
Hell, hell, I'm not a straight to hell, hell, hell, hell, hell, hell, I'm not a straight to hell
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Bring your soul to the river, you can bring your soul to the river, bring your soul to the river
We won't drop your soul in river, lead and be waited, lead and jealousy
Bring dance and infinity, where we'll drop your soul in river
One, two, three, baby, step towards me, career
I said he must lead dissatisfaction
I said, one, two, three, then you'll learn how to swim, career
I said he must lead dissatisfaction
Oops, it's Daisy, I said an action that you will never really be happy to keep
Coming back from more, when your soul just can't take the ball
You keep coming back from more, when your soul just can't take the ball
To the river, to the river, to the river
Bring your heart to the river, you can bring it up as better
Bring your youth, we won't drop the boy in river
One, two, three, baby, step towards me, career
I said he must lead dissatisfaction
I said, one, two, three, come on
I said he must lead dissatisfaction
Oops, it's Daisy, I said an action that you will never really be happy to keep coming back from more
When your soul just can't take the ball
You keep coming back from more, when your soul just can't take the ball
To the river, to the river, to the river
Bring your father, bring your mother, bring your family
I will drop the boy in the river
You can bring your brother, you can bring your sister
You can bring your love home
Because I will drop the boy in river
You can bring your brother, you can bring your sister
You can bring your love home
To the river, to the river, to the river
We'll drown your soul in the river
And that is Lomba with her track, The River, here on the Phantom Power Artist Hour
Episode 20 for Wednesday, March 13th
And if you're geographically keeping track, that is two artists from Zambia and two from Nashville, one from Portland
And one from Michigan
That's right
So let's keep it going here, shall we? Let's do another value-verse debut from Mr. Jack Femmeister
Hanging out down there, way down under, way down there in Brisbane
It's another great track from Jack, I love his writing, I love the fact that he just doesn't care
What people think in terms of what and when and where he's going to put stuff out, he has put out stuff that's been brilliantly poppy and commercially
And then he has turned right around and said, "You know what, I'm going to take a little bit of, uh, oh Tom York, a little bit of Jeff Buckley, a little bit of Elliott Smith
And I'm going to throw in some even more whacking-ness and I'm going to do whatever the hell I want to do
And that is Jack Femmeister and I love his artistry for it
So here is his third track in the value-verse and it is called Morgan, take it away Jack
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Morgan's soling down the river
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I just wanna be here But now when I did the words when I threw my
fragment scene, my flesh just all in this room still swimming in
I remember the morning, yeah I was busy falling in the morning, I heard it's you
I was all bad, I heard a photographic mobs to pop in now, I swear
Oh, so many of the problems, took me all sorts of journeys when I breathed through
the morning, I heard it's you, I was all bad, I heard a photographic mobs to pop in
what's fine, I have to know it's been a while I can run a town, I've fed my own, so she took me this place, could be out
but next thing the world was hung over and over and over and over and over and over and over, it all went down
but I still don't see it die in life With all the beauty of a wife and a life at the end
but I'm close to inspection, there's nothing inside So long times of the winter, I always bring on the night
Oh, morning she's my precious picture, stars telling the day I say, "quitnium for so many rivers"
I cooked, I'm not gonna much worse, just get the hurt, get the hurt, get the hurt
I'm not gonna miss you, it's not she, it's not she, it's not she, I think we're alive, I'm not gonna recognize
The people in places, they're bright at night, I scream, I cry, they won't be lost, they'll be lost, they'll be lost, they'll be lost, I'm not gonna eat all
That's not surprised, that's not surprised, that's not surprised...
I'm not surprised, I'm not surprised, I'm not surprised...
I'm not surprised, I'm not surprised...
I'm not surprised, I'm not surprised, I'm not surprised...
I'm not surprised, I'm not surprised...
I'm not surprised, I'm not surprised, I'm not surprised...
I'm not surprised, I'm not surprised, I'm not surprised, I'm not surprised...
I'm not surprised, I'm not surprised...
I'm okay with who I am, I'd rather be hated for what I am, let me adore it, for what I'm not...
I might not ever be wealthy, but my life is rich, and I am not a repairman, but there are many things I can fix,
I wish my house was bigger, but then there'd be more to clean, I don't drive an expensive car, but it gets me from A to B,
I'm not surprised, I'm not surprised, I'm not surprised, I'm not surprised, I'm not surprised...
I'm not surprised, I'm not surprised, I'm not surprised...
I'm okay with who I am, I'd rather be hated for what I am, let me adore it, for what I'm not...
I might not ever be famous, but I can write you a song...
That is Cole Hanson with her song, I'm okay, and Cole is also part of a great project that she and Nate Johnneve
put together called Drawing Monsters. Cole just dropped two records into the space, so thrilled to have her here, and I know she's gonna be getting a lot of spins from a lot of the different VJs out there,
great stuff, Cole, love your writing, you've got a great midwestern sensibility to your lyrics, it's kind of like a cross between Sean Colvin and a little bit of Bodine's,
like if that's not too weird, but love the voice, love the acoustic drums sound brilliant on that record, great project, great project.
Alright folks, we are coming to the end of another Phantom Power music hour, and as I love to do, I'm gonna wrap it up with some jazz, it's my favorite genre,
and I tell you what man, the more I listen to Alan C. Paul, the more I'm just blown away by his playing, so Alan's gonna take us home with a great song called Serenity,
and thank you all for the boosts in the zaps and for the notes, and yeah, about it, alright Paul, Alan C, take us home, this is Serenity on the Phantom Power music hour, episode 20.
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