Lost Boys

But Scott and I are going to Phoebe Bridgers on Friday and we're going to wear them.

And the lead single from her new album is called Lost Boys.

Nice.

And so we're going to be lost boys.

That's really good.

I love that.

Two surprise appearances by Phoebe on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon in the US on consecutive nights.

On the first night, she performed the opening single Lost Boys with a backing band made up of young musicians, some barely into their teens.

I think they were aged 8 to 14.

The following night, she returned with a group of seasoned, folky bluegrass musicians in their 70s to perform another version of the very same song.

It's really organic, acoustic, being surrounded by electronica synthesizers, vocoder effects, which is that voice effect, almost throwback to the 80s, if you like.

And that tension between organic and electronics is probably one of the album's strengths.

Yeah, so let's hear the song that introduced us to this new sound, Lost Boys, as mentioned earlier, performed on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon on two consecutive nights with two very different backing bands.

Yes, it's Lost Boys.

I pretended it was make believe.

Lost boys, never grow up, never go home.

Lost boys, never spend their lunch money.

Yeah, lost boys, never grow up, never get old.

Lost boys, find me.

That one time in East Berlin.

When you threw a tantrum with a .57 and broke a rib.

This machine is killing me.

Yeah.

Uh, well, me a, me and my d- my youngest daughter bonded, uh, actually over the song Lost Boys.

Yeah.

Uh-