This episode is a little something different. In the age of ai, Anthony sits down with Lucas, the very human musician behind Faith in Foxholes. Lucas sheds light on his creative process, the meaning behind his most recent work, Zander and The Blue Things, and highlights that even if you don't know how to play the saxophone, you probably do know how to play the saxophone.
This is a test of The Emergency PodSnack System, in a slightly different flavor. Think part talk show, part NPR, part ramblings of a madman (Anthony is the madman here). We are currently retooling, and gearing up, as Kyra is away on a mission to space. But we wanted to take a moment in this episode to highlight human creativity and artistry. Faith in Foxholes is Lucas, who has been making music for more than two decades. His most recent work touches on life, loss, grief, and anger. But he does so with a full company of instruments and one plucky yet pervasive stylophone that somehow just works in every song (you be the judge, but I promise you, Zander & the Blue Things is 100% worth the listen). Also Lucas and Anthony eat snacks for probably the minimum legally allowed amount of time to be considered a PodSnack broadcast. When the music is this fun, who cares really?
Songs included in this episode: All This Time (26:03), A Snake in My Brain (54:30), Another Song About Death (1:17:16)
Please, follow Faith in Foxholes everywhere, his music is creative, passionate, and generally just fun to listen to.
Faith in Foxholes can be found:
Listen to his latest album Zander & The Blue Things on Bandcamp
Some of the most creative TikTok's I've ever seen
So before you think about making ai music, put down the laptop and pick up Magix Music Maker today.
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