Sep 30, 2026 · 1 hr 13 min · 11 segments
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Mikey DonicaHost
Grace HollowayHost
Anyway, so how did I get into this? Well, getting into music, at least, I come from – I'm lucky enough to come from a musical family, so I'm the oldest of four.
My mom played in band in high school and, you know, played saxophone and stuff like that.
So, you know, I've been playing instruments since I was young, but not always very, like, not strictly.
This many hours a day, it was just always like, oh, you want to learn a song? Let's learn a song.
And so I think with that, I kind of got into this habit of just music was playful to me.
Like I definitely started writing stuff or like coming up with songs probably around like 11 or 12.
Like they're just like shitty iPhone recordings of like me playing crap on actually the same keyboard I have now.
And it's always funny, like, cause I can, obviously I have the knowledge to analyze it now.
the lament bass, which is so funny that I use it as a kit because it's this type of bass line in classical music where it's, you know, it's just a very specific bass line that a ton of people have used, but it's called the lament bass line.
Anyway, so how did I get into this? Well, getting into music, at least, I come from – I'm lucky enough to come from a musical family, so I'm the oldest of four.
My mom played in band in high school and, you know, played saxophone and stuff like that.
So, you know, I've been playing instruments since I was young, but not always very, like, not strictly.
This many hours a day, it was just always like, oh, you want to learn a song? Let's learn a song.
And so I think with that, I kind of got into this habit of just music was playful to me.
Like I definitely started writing stuff or like coming up with songs probably around like 11 or 12.
Like they're just like shitty iPhone recordings of like me playing crap on actually the same keyboard I have now.
And it's always funny, like, cause I can, obviously I have the knowledge to analyze it now.
the lament bass, which is so funny that I use it as a kit because it's this type of bass line in classical music where it's, you know, it's just a very specific bass line that a ton of people have used, but it's called the lament bass line.
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