Flying Lotus
American record producer and DJWikipedia
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Sep 14, 2026
Killjoy JakeHOST
Yes, we actually are getting a brand new VHS installment this year that features a music video aesthetic and another killer director lineup.
Killjoy JakeHOST
But This time around, creators such as Ernest Dickerson, RZA, David Moreau, René Zahn, and Flying Lotus will direct the various segments.
Killjoy JakeHOST
It's also been said that Ghost frontman Tobias Forge will contribute a music video to the film, and GWAR even makes a special appearance.
Killjoy JakeHOST
This one is for the metal music junkies and the experimental horror fans.
Charles BakerGUEST
... on my usually daily activity.
Charles BakerGUEST
Um, you look at a scene like that, and it was maybe 45 seconds long, and you go, "Oh, that, I could do that." Yeah, but could you do it 35 times, you know? Um, for me, I did a, I did a music video for Flying Lotus.
Charles BakerGUEST
Um, it was more of a short film/music video for Flying Lotus.
Charles BakerGUEST
Um, and I was in full, full body prosthetics.
Charles BakerGUEST
Um, I had a full, full head gear on, came down, all the way down to my knees, all glued to me.
speaker_0NARRATOR
Justin Brown had a full scholarship to Juilliard and gave it back on day one.
speaker_0NARRATOR
He went on the road instead, and two decades later, he's the drummer behind Thundercat, Ambrose Akinmusiri, Flying Lotus, and Esperanza Spalding, plus the leader of his own band, NYUC.
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In this episode, we get into the church gigs that started it all at age two, what studying with Steve Coleman and Yosvany Terry did to his sense of rhythm, and why a record as synth-heavy as Niusi had to be played entirely live.
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Justin talks about the difference between backing a trumpet player and backing Thundercat, what he had to give up as a drummer to become a band leader, and why he still shows up to the practice pad for rudiments after 20 years of professional work.
Romelo Delos SantosHOST
I'm more of a rap, hip-hop fan, and I try to chase... that that rare stuff but um as i get into some of the older stuff too you know what this is i no i don't what is that
Wax VillainGUEST
brother this is captain murphy this there's only 300 press this is flying lotus kind of doing his mf doom thing oh as captain murphy and so the beats on this
Romelo Delos SantosHOST
Crazy,
Wax VillainGUEST
huh? The beats, the samples are crazy.
Wax VillainGUEST
Do you remember when Jay Electronica was with Just Blaze? And there's a beat where he's kind of in a, maybe he's with monks in a monastery.
Wax VillainGUEST
Just Blaze did the beat.
Wax VillainGUEST
That beat is actually on here and Flying Lotus rap to it.
Wax VillainGUEST
A lot of the samples on here, he took from like these old cult videos of like real cults talking about like leaving the earth and giving their programmatic messaging to their followers.
Ryan James KearnsHOST
But yeah, the bass work from him on this track is phenomenal.
Ryan James KearnsHOST
And also Flying Lotus is doing production work here.
Ryan James KearnsHOST
Great job.
Ryan James KearnsHOST
I love what he brings to the table here.
Jakob NowellGUEST
Tracy Cosmos.
Flying LotusSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Flying Lotus.
YelawolfGUEST
Hi, we're Haim.
Jakob NowellGUEST
And you're listening to the Talk House Podcast.
KenPANELIST
Um...
KenPANELIST
It was written by Johnny Remler and directed by the DJ, musician, and director Flying Lotus.
KenPANELIST
Now, here's a bit of a tidbit that might interest you, especially, Rosto.
KenPANELIST
Flying Lotus was actually born Stephen Ellison.
KenPANELIST
He is the grandson of singer-songwriter Marilyn McLeod, who I believe did a song for Diana Ross, and he's also the great-nephew of of musicians John and Alice Coltrane.
KenPANELIST
This is per Wikipedia.
KenPANELIST
established on a desolate planet with an almost breathable atmosphere, an airborne particulate problem, which I guess is why the movie is called Ash and psychedelic patterns taking up the entire sky.
KenPANELIST
the reasons for which I don't really know.
KellyGUEST
thoughts? Sure.
KellyGUEST
So this one is the Flying Lotus segment, and it stars Steven Ogg, a.k.a. Trevor.
KellyGUEST
The only thing I wrote in my notes was fucking Trevor.
KellyGUEST
I forgot that he was in it.
Alain DuPuisHOST
Just the diversity of the lineup, how they've really expanded it from, in its inception, it was definitely skewed a little more alternative punk.
Alain DuPuisHOST
And then when they brought in Flying Lotus, I think was a big change.
Alain DuPuisHOST
Until you get more hip hop and things, and you're seeing more and more of that now.
speaker_6UNKNOWN
Yeah.
speaker_3HOST
Some fans might applaud the stand, while others might feel it was unnecessary drama.
speaker_2HOST
And it's worth noting that Flying Lotus is now taking Jane's place.
speaker_2HOST
That's a big shift, too.
speaker_2HOST
Will fans react?
speaker_3HOST
Good call.
speaker_3HOST
Flying Lotus has a different vibe entirely.
speaker_3HOST
It could either bring in a new audience or confuse existing ones.
speaker_2HOST
Right, and speaking of vibes, it's fascinating how the music scene is evolving in this direction.
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