Jam Bands to DAWs
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0:00A: What do you feel like are similarities between electronic music and the jam band scene?
0:05B: I don’t know, they’re all just creative in their own ways, I would say. Jam bandies, more live instruments than being on a DAW and making a track from scratch from any kinds of drum samples To any type of presets or samples that you put into a song.
0:33A: You sample them at all?
0:34B: Do I sample?
0:35A: The dead?
0:36B: Uh, no, I should probably sample the dead.
0:39A: That’d be pretty sick, no?
0:40B: Yeah, that would be sick.
0:42A: Is that -- do you know of any people that do that, like in the electronic dance music scene?
0:45B: No, I don’t think anybody has yet.
0:48A: It’s an unexplored lane, huh?
0:50B: Yeah.
0:51A: I like that, I like that. You’re gonna -- you’re gonna -- what was the song? The dude with like the pomegranate juice in the pandemic, you know what I’m talking about? Yeah. I feel like that’s gonna be you bringing people to stuff they didn’t know about. Yeah.
1:05B: I fuck with that.
1:06A: I fuck with that.
