American musician Meiko (now living in Hamburg) skypes Jordan and Moe to talk about her experiences with Conan O’Brien, Jay Leno, and having hugely popular tracks in major shows like Grey’s Anatomy and One Tree Hill. She also opens up about the sensation of being an immigrant in a new land, the struggles and expenses of today’s America, and how she wants to show the world she’s grown as an artist and a mother.

In this extra-long episode, Moe and Jordan record together in the same room for the first time in 17 long weeks. To celebrate this and the almost-anniversary of the show’s first episode, the boys have a few drinks and cover a wide array of topics. From silly to serious, this episode might be your favorite. Special update: next week, the boys will have their first guest call since Corona began!

Today Moe and Jordan talk about being on live TV in Hamburg, getting a big feature on Bayern 3, and how things come full circle. You meet someone, and years later it comes to great benefit. How does this happen and why is it so common as you get older? They also discuss the act of miscommunication and how middlemen and language perpetuate it. Jordan tells a story about one of the best and one of the worst concerts he’s ever played, and they top it off with a chat about German prostitution and some good old fashioned jokes.

Today Moe and Jordan catch up on which major German radio stations Jordan’s song “The Crooked Rail” has been played on so far! They also celebrate the release of the film “Easy Does It” (available worldwide later this year), the prediction of radio’s survival, Space Force, and after figuring out if Paris is the most predictable place an American can travel to, they also touch on the abundance and subtlety of European racism.

Find the Trailer for 'Easy Does It' here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yfM5RVMtSHY

+ for Jordan's "PULS"-Session we mentioned, here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CuXoH0T9nd4

Today the boys discuss the successful fundraiser for a small town bar in Germany, online streaming concerts, they bust out some Yo Mama jokes you won’t soon forget, they warn you about the worst show on Netflix, and then give some great recommendations for things to read and watch that can help educate those interested in the current racial and social climate.
I Am Not Your Negro -
https://www.netflix.com/title/80144402?s=i&trkid=13747225

13th -
https://www.netflix.com/title/80091741?s=i&trkid=13747225

Angel's Flight by Michael Conelly - no link, go buy it at your local book store!

Nothing lasts forever, and times change. After discussing some updates with Jordan’s release, the boys dive into a dream job scenario where language would perhaps be of no concern. They also discuss the reopening of restaurants, some minor corona updates, and not to mention the details of a term coined by Moe - “ugly waiting.”

Jordan will also be live on Freies Radio Freundenstadt, next Monday at 20:15 to discuss his recent release.

Now that Jordan Prince’s new single, “The Crooked Rail” is out in the world, the boys discuss the feedback of the song, Jordan’s feelings about the response it’s had, what he feels the label is doing right or not-so-right, why Spotify shouldn’t show the streaming numbers, and how socia media is a tool that you truly cannot rely on.

Tomorrow on May 29, Jordan drops his first new song in 2 years. The boys dive deep into the steps of what it means to independently release music in today’s industry, the expectations of the release and what changes may come now that it’s backed by a German label, and the meaning behind this new record. And as a gift for our dedicated listeners, we’ve included a sneak peak of the new track.
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“The Crooked Rail” will be released worldwide tomorrow, May 29th, wherever you get your music.

Website -
jordanprincetunes.com

Spotify -
https://open.spotify.com/artist/0Oq9REYtjmphBb0rv4JbyH?si=7e7mb-L4StSJxKfxgrmsfw

Jordan and Moe talk about the fears and expectations of getting older, crossing the threshold of 30, what “adulthood” may or may not really mean, and how money rules all.

Jordan and Moe kick off this episode with a few drinks and talk about the skills of a professional alcoholic, what they would look like as 90s rappers, why bands today should stop emulating the 80s (let it go!), who are some of the remaining Rockstars left on the planet and why, as well as sending us home with a conversation about the realities of the modern musician, and the doubts they struggle with.

Anyway, you can see Lil Wayne rippin' a guitar solo here 👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8g762REJWcg