2&1/2 Hippys Podcast

We recommend a variety of music tracks and begin a collaborative project to identify the greatest songs of all time for each letter of the alphabet, successfully completing the letters A through M.

We explore the evolution of mainstream music and EDM, while also analyzing the one-year anniversary of the Kendrick Lamar and Drake rap beef and the differing artistic approaches of both figures.

We discuss the significant influence of New York on the music industry, compile a top ten New York music artists, and explore various musical topics including one-hit wonders, songs that have aged poorly, and a draft of artists featured in We Are the World.

We spoke on musical sibling dynamics, the concept of artists "selling out," and analyzed select tracks from Rolling Stone's list of the greatest songs of all time.

We talk about our perspectives on musical uniqueness, draft their favorite Flume tracks, and collaborate on building a "dream" electronic music festival lineup featuring both house and techno stages.

We talk about our favorite hip-hop albums and artists, including Nas, Eminem, and Wu-Tang Clan, while also exploring the evolution of the music industry and performing a live freestyle.

We talk about our predictions for the Masters golf tournament before shifting into a wide-ranging conversation about Billboard charts, influential genres like EDM and House, and various music-themed drafts centered around artists such as Kendrick Lamar, Weezer, Linkin Park, and Red Hot Chili Peppers.

In this debut episode, we talk about modern music charts, debate the discographies of artists like Michael Jackson and Frank Ocean, explore the historical impact of legendary session groups like The Wrecking Crew and The Funk Brothers, and touch upon the evolving landscape of the music industry and the role of emerging technology.