The Score Show

Are live performances the greatest thing an artist can do, and what makes a good performance? Find out as we discuss all things live performances such as vibe, pricing, and past experiences.  

Music can be written to convey a wide range of emotions, but why do we write/listen to music that stimulates emotions such as sadness, loneliness, or grief? Please join us as we sit down with Grace Ahola to discuss this topic. Stick to the end to see Grace perform a solo cello piece. 

From Snoop Dogg to Britney Spears, Nelly to Gwen Stefani, the Neptunes have produced countless number-1 hits in 2000. Carrying on in the 2010s they have been the people we have been hearing about for over 2 decades. Do you know who the Neptunes are?  

In this episode, we sit down with Rosie Folger Vent to talk about the songwriting process while also taking a look at other artists who shares the same passion. Stay to the end to hear her perform her song Lucky Girls!!

In this episode, we sit down with Adam Zamora to talk about artists who have sadly died at a young age, and it all comes to a close with a tribute song to one of those artists. 

Our mental health is important, so for this episode, our guest Hermano Kuya wanted to sit down and talk about how music affects one's mental health. 

You listen to a song and you realize the person singing it is someone different, you like it but it's not the original. Can the cover of a song be truly better than the original?

The turn of the millennium stirred up all musicians to release great music. Was it the best year in music as countless people have stated?

When you listen to an album, do you want the first song to blow you away and the next song to put you to sleep? 1st track to closer we are talking about all things about album structure.

Today Israel Zepeda explains what pitch recognition is, and will mark history as our first live performer on the show. 

Is it ok to release music by an artist that has passed away?  What if the music was good? Surely the artist wanted these demos to be heard right? Cash grab or not, in this episode we will be discussing all things posthumously.

In 2006 a man named Justin Timberlake released his sophomore album. It blends together dance, pop, rap, and electronic all into one. With singles like SexyBack and What Goes Around-Comes Around , it pioneered the music scene for the next half of the decade. Join us as we review this pop cipher.

When your favorite band replaces a member, is that the same band? How about 2 members, 3, 4? At what point do we consider them a new band? Let's say your favorite artist switched genres do we consider them the old artist, the new artist, or the same artist?  

Today we will look at a bunch of artists, which includes The Black Eyed Peas, Usher, Lady Gaga and so many more. We will then decide which song of theirs is arguably their best. 

2022 was a great year for music, did your favorite artist release any new music? In this episode, we discuss our favorite tracks, albums, and projects released in 2022. 

When you listen to an album, do you look at the album cover? Does the album cover make you feel a certain way? Are there any good albums with bad album covers? Join us as we discuss the riveting topic 

Today is the start of something special, join Joel and Jonathan as they go on a journey discussing/answering music's most asked questions and topics.