Prince: How can a non musician discuss the future of music from
anything other than a consumer point of view? These people make
decisions for the bulk of us without consulting any of us,
sales and distributions of our futures. If this world were fair
and right, they'd give up the car keys this very night. You
Kevin Bae: music, hello everybody. Welcome to a special
episode of Sats and sounds, episode number 87 for March 31,
2025, the reason it's special is because I'm not here. This is
semi live. It's live because I'm recording it live. I'm streaming
it live. There's nobody there because nobody knows it's there,
and I'm doing it anyway. I am not here. I am right now,
probably getting ready for bed. I should, well, no, I'm
probably, I'm on my way back from Mont Saint Michel in
France. Should be on a bus heading back to our base camp in
Paris to start my next day's excursion. So I've got some
songs that I've been holding on to for a while. You know, I do
this whenever I go out of town. And while these are not freshly
rendered bits, it doesn't mean they're stale. They're just
songs that just didn't fit into what I was doing that week. So I
keep them to play them on occasions like this. We are
starting out with a rocking tune by Tony salamoni. Unleash you.
Unknown: I guess this is goodbye. We know it's been a
long time coming, but now we gotta fight. Yes, we've been
keeping our demons hit us. There's fire in your words, and
I know it's gotta hurt. Burns in your mouth, and if you want to,
You can let it out. Something's
changing. Got a whole we victims
to our faith? Am I guilty or just the first to walk away, but
now you're talking down to me, and it makes me kind of glad I
didn't say Show me your words, but there's
Gonna gotta hold on.
I believe. I show me your words. Yeah, make it hurt. Go.
Kevin Bae: Yeah, Tony ceremony and unleash. Next up, we've got
Embleton and you're killing me.
Unknown: Sunrise coming. I'm guilty again. Rooster crowing.
It's not the first time I see you running you kiss my neck and
pick me up Again, and it feels like Diane, the slow dead Lord.
Oh, dear Lord, don't you know they are killing
me with kindness. You're living the picture.
You, Jesus, your King.
I thought you were a ghost just in there. Didn't care always,
man, looking for the bad in me. I compared you to my dad. To be
honest, I've been wondering if you could really love me. I
thought
you were a cautious standing there. Didn't care, always mad,
looking for the bad in
me. I compared you to my dad. To
me, honest, I've been wondering if you could really love me. You
said you really loved me, and it feels like Heaven,
and it feels like dying, don't you?
Kill me?
Leo, don't kill me. I can't believe it.
Singing, Canada
ringing through these halls.
Don't you know that you're
killing me with kindness? You're
kidding me. Oh, me.
Kevin Bae: Jesus, nice song. Next up, we've got Jack
feminister and wild out there,
Unknown: a pimp through a window with some stinkers places people
once were that now are deserted, so wild out there, driving down
Main Streets the first time in rings. The herd are all lined up
to one by one. See the mundane and missing reason to leave and
stand on street corners I remember
hold holding our own lives and seeking fantastic return to the
ones that don't corrupt their own interests. They gracious.
They turn on the lines of words, oh,
wow, psychedelic daydreams of household vaccines. They don't
care about us, and you don't seem to see you're why it's wild
out there. Baby bags, people in big, empty houses. They're
selfish at home. Of our worst when they're out of it, back
bone the folds would all those around it'll stay safe inside my
sixth class of one. I've heard it's all wild out there, I've
heard it's all wild out there. I've heard it so wild out there.
Oh.
One, two you
Kevin Bae: so as I'm, as I said, I am not here. This is not live,
but it is sort of live. I have absolutely nobody on the stream
right now. Well, the reason I stream it live anyway, I like to
record live that. I don't edit anything. All the mistakes are
there. It's all it's all hanging out there. But sometimes when I
turn on the stream, because I'll, I'll do the stream, I'll
start it like an hour before I'm actually gonna do the show when
I do it live. And occasionally, just people run across it. I had
listeners from like China, from other places in the world. I
don't even know how they bumped into it, because it's not
something i i just put out there. I guess it's on it's on
my website. So if somebody runs across the website, SATs and
sounds calm, they would run across a link for the live
stream. And so they just kind of somehow tune in. And so I just
kind of do it anyway, just in case somebody shows up. You
never know. This is a value for value music podcast. And to
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this week, because obviously, at least I've got, I don't know
what I've got, if I've got anything, so normally I read the
boosts at this point in time in the show. But since there's
nothing, we're just gonna move on with more music that just
never made it into the show we've got coming up here, Asaph
folks, hopefully I'm pronouncing that right, Asaph, or Asaph
folks, in a song that will probably that has a theme that
we should all inspired to and it's color the heart.
Unknown: It's not the color of the skin that matters, but the
color of the heart. It's not where you have come from, but
where you set to start. It's not the things you worship. It's. Or
the stuff you Flint around, but the words you speak to others
that make you wear a crown. It's the color of the heart that
makes you who you are. Shades of what you do or say can heal or
they can scar without
the hate and the size we are not changing our lives to wash away
all of the colors. I plan on taking the dye we conquer the
gold, place it in reach, save it and make it unique, and what we
keep gaining is peace, maintaining the face of defeat.
When the power of love starts to overcome. Love for the power, we
just water the trust and it turn into flowers. We put in the
hours we can empower make it a pain for the doubters. Ironic.
They want us to fall, and the blessings start ringing it
louder, the beauty all over the world to find from the inside,
though everybody might hear some incline, seeing progress is a
big sign. Look, I'm color blind. I know the Unity bringing the
strength. And the ones that's complaining the most, they
usually ain't moving the inch. So let's build down here
in the country, we don't raise our kids see black and white. We
raise them up strong in the Lord. Teach them how to see
wrong and right. If we could just all pull together, then we
can win this fight. Love your brother, love your sister. Walk
by faith, not by sight. Look with your heart, open your mind,
because we are all God's children on the inside, open
your eyes. Been beautiful from the beginning when we take our
last prayer for no time left when this journey's over, love
is what lasts, and all that matters is, how do we treating
each other? We gotta look at one another down deep within and not
just focus on the surface color of our skin, but if we only look
for good and see what we can find. This is our time. Let it
shine colors.
Love what we talking about, what they talking about. Time to work
it out. Yeah, time we talk it out. Use colors as propaganda
tools. Dividing, conquer the value. Unite with honor our
tools.
We want to spend it together. Change for the better money and
looks to see. Words are what matter. Actions are measured,
not the color of one's green on this, we can all agree, as easy
as 123, so many faces, races and places for you is all I see.
You see many faces. It's really only one racing. That's why I'm
color blind. Only thing that matters is your vibration. Feel
me. I forgot more love. You can see it in my aura. Every win is
a celebration. If we together, we forward, be there for your
people show up different coaches say they know us. We together
like one family, very sacred, like the load up compassion in
my face to feel no pain is in you may embrace it and keep in
faith that unity
remains. It's not the color of the skin that matters, but the
color of the heart ignorance comes in all colors, but love
sets you apart.
Kevin Bae: Be nice if we could get back to that, wouldn't it?
Well, who knows. So I follow up that one with a song by Luke
wood. And you know, I didn't listen to it again before
playing it now, so I don't know if it actually goes beam wise
after color of the heart, but the song is titled better days,
and hopefully we can get back to not only being colorblind, but
having better days. My segues are still hot. Red Hot
Unknown: is ill, but I can't sleep. 1000
voices in my head can get no relief. I
i wish i could turn this down, drum it out,
and turn this train around.
I turn on the TV,
everything I see a little saddens me. Is it all to
believe?
Me this American dream.
Don't feel like a dream.
Feels like a tragedy. I'm praying for better.
Opening got
Open. Before the Change starts running.
Kevin Bae: Now. Now we move on to Jay Eddie's country Express,
baby, I'll Be Missing you.
Unknown: Sorry for loving you.
What exactly do you expect me to do? Well, Bae, Bae, I'll Be
Missing you.
Hey, there you've been messing around with all the other girls.
Up with all the other girls in the town and Bae, Bae, I'll be
missing.
You. You've been seen
baby in bae, home after they get
through with
you, baby. I Honey,
don't come around. I'm sick and tired of the talking town
because, Baby, I'll Be Missing you. I'll Be Missing you
you've Been
you make it through
come home
and just make it through
with you, baby. I. Ever missing
Kevin Bae: you? Jay Eddie's country Express, baby, I'll Be
Missing you. So if you're new to listening to this podcast, we
just kind of ran across it normally. What I do is I play
songs that have just been posted. I call them freshly
rendered bits, which is not taking off anywhere, but it's
okay. I'm gonna keep going with it. I play new songs that have
been they may not be new, but they're newly posted online in
the value for value world, or what's sometimes called the
value first. And I find my music most of the time using the
website, ln beats.com it's Larry Nancy beats.com and I kind of
sift through there, and I go to all the new stuff, and I find
songs that, you know, kind of strike my fancy, and they're all
different genres. You know, they're probably more rock and
pop heavy, but I'll play country. I'll play some hip hop,
some reggae even, but you know, all kinds of stuff that I'll
play, and that's why you see in a show like this, where I'm not
around and I'm using tracks that I've kind of saved and held
behind because they didn't fit into whatever I was playing. Was
playing that week. Because this song, this song, this show, is a
half an hour, so it's a quick hit, where you can get roughly
nine or 10 songs of new tracks that were released online in the
past week. In a week or two, that's usually how fresh they
are. I mean, that way, you know, you can get some of the music
from artists maybe you've never heard of, you know, many of them
I've never heard of, and it's been fantastic to discover all
this music that's out there that people are making that otherwise
you would never hear. And the reason we do this value for
values, because the artists themselves will report back that
they've seen more money through music podcasts like this one,
and other ones like lightning, thrashes and Magic Mountain
Music, hour up beats, it's a mood, all These different music
shows that play these new tracks, they're reporting that
they're getting more money through value for value music
than they're getting through even like Spotify in just a few
months. Or I've been doing this for two years now than they've
received from Spotify ever. So we're gonna continue on the next
one is a track by garage t rashington. Interesting name his
track is, kill me, baby, interesting track, quirky song,
kill
Unknown: me. Baby.
Me, baby, but not so fast.
Let the good taste light and if the Good goes, bae. Bae,
and reach the promised
land. I don't want you to see me cry. Just simply hate my
kill me, baby,
right there in your hearts, I will feel no harm
As the world goes dark, go home and kill
me, baby.
Just do. O, kill me,
baby, kill me. Baby, say goodbye and
kill me. Baby, kill me.
Baby, kill me. Baby,
kill me. Baby,
Kevin Bae: here's another artist that I like a lot, and for some
reason she always ends up just kind of on my cutting room
floor, and I don't know why, but this is from her album. Say La
vie. This is Lumba. And remember,
Unknown: God, show me, please.
Tell me. Show me every memory in the moment side of frozen in
time,
because these are the things I want to remember, even the bae
and tits and fights, won't you tell me I want to remember these
are the days I want to talk about how you and I survived the
night. Won't you Tell me I wanna remember
me if I slowly start to lose my soul, and you can reach me if
you lose me, Show me your memory and the moments are frozen in
time, darling, because these are the things I want to remember,
even the bae and tears and fights, won't you tell me I want
to Remember. These are the days I want to talk about how you and
I survived the nights. Won't you tell me I want to remember
because these are the things I want to talk about, even the
penances and fights, won't you tell me, I wanna remember. These
are the days I wanna talk about how you and Dad survives. Won't
you tell me, I wanna remember who
boom, boom, boom boom.
Kevin Bae: Now for something just a little different,
sometimes I say completely different. But this one's only a
little different. It's Dimitri. Do it? No dollars, no pesos, no
shit coin, just Bitcoin. Bitch coins.
Unknown: Welcome to the Bitcoin beach.
Bitcoin Beach, oh yeah. Bitcoin Beach, oh yeah.
Bitcoin Beach, oh yeah. Do
it With the Bitcoin beach.
Me Wait. El Salvador,
gonna say, yeah, gonna save you all, yeah, gonna save you all. I
don't wear your prime. Don't
give me no drama. I just feeling back, yeah, give a try to give
me and then I stay calm again. I don't take my shit points. I
just said, your Bitcoin bitch,
Bitcoin bitch. Oh yeah, you
Goo, goo scoopies. Remember me, shackles, shackles country
central banks get some clarification. Rates rise and
fall, comma now make that call with trader Nunavut To our
Bitcoin beach and Bitcoin El Salvador. El Salvador.
Bae, will you take his daughters? Will you take his
Euro
salad for door? Bitcoin?
Salvador peso, are we fine? So
Kevin Bae: the song was Bitcoin beach. But of course, with
whatever accent they're singing with, it's Bitcoin bitch. I
thought it was fun. That is your show for this week. Go to
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next week. I'm not sure exactly. I don't think I have anything
scheduled for that Monday. So it's a anything goes in Paris,
wherever my wife leads me. So until that time later, I