You Feel Me?

Skullcandy

You Feel Me? is an original Skullcandy podcast featuring conversations with musicians, artists, and athletes you should know about. Hosted by Lee Shaner, creator of the popular music podcast, Kinda Neat. Subscribe for new episodes and follow us on social @skullcandy for the latest on product and music.

  • 37 minutes 12 seconds
    Ari Lennox | Episode 43 | Skullcandy

    Ari Lennox leads with her heart, and developed her steady confidence over time. Growing up in Maryland, Lennox felt out of place, but everything changed when she moved to Washington D.C. ā€œLife started getting fun after that,ā€ says Lennox. Attending a primarily black school, Lennox no longer felt like an outsider, and was able to embrace her beauty in new ways. She eventually stopped using the word ā€œblackā€ altogether, and now affectionately refers to those who share her skin color as ā€œchocolate.ā€ The way Lennox expresses this word, and her overall appreciation for life, makes it impossible to ignore the love she has for herself and her culture.

    26 February 2020, 7:28 pm
  • 1 hour 15 minutes
    Speak | Episode 42 | Skullcandy

    Speak talks life in Mexico, his heel-face turn, and the art of a memorable radio freestyle

    Speak is a journeyman rapper from Californiaā€™s Moreno Valley whoā€™s been living in Mexico for nearly five years now. We spoke the day after his sold out Los Angeles show in support of his latest release Singularity (Version 1). Listen in to hear us talk about CDMX culture, clarity via maturity, and how he prepares for his memorable, and often viral radio freestyles.

    17 February 2020, 6:59 pm
  • 51 minutes 33 seconds
    Horse Head and Yawns | Episode 41 | Skullcandy

    Horse Head and Yawns talk GothBoiClique history, coping with the passing of group member Lil Peep, and their new record ā€œWe Had Our Funā€

    Horse Head and Yawnsā€™ recently released We Had Our Fun is a stylistic leap forward, and a step away from previous projects that leaned heavily on emo vocal stylings over 808 heavy rap beats. Hear them talk about the new record, and how their exponential rise in popularity over the last few years has affected their lives and creative process.

    28 January 2020, 1:30 pm
  • 31 minutes 44 seconds
    100 Gecs | Episode 40 | Skullcandy

    Hailing from the suburbs of St. Louis, Missouri, the electronic pop duo consists of Dylan Brady and Laura Les. Laura attributes the bandā€™s eclectic style to the two having grown up on the Internet. In our Skullcandy interview, she references discovering secret Pokemon videos soundtracked by Nightcore songs, a genre she simply describes as ā€œsped up songs with high-pitched vocals.ā€ Itā€™s not a bad description for 100 Gecs either. Their debut album 1000 Gecs is a source of never-ending energy that inspires us to do everything but sit still.

    13 January 2020, 1:30 pm
  • 56 minutes 57 seconds
    Chris Joslin | Episode 39 | Skullcandy

    Chris Joslin is one of the most exciting professional skateboarders to watch. Heā€™s known to go huge but still remain technical. Heā€™s also the newest member of the Skullcandy team. Listen in to learn about all about the BATB 10 champ ā€” we go pretty deep pretty quick ā€” and his thoughts on possibly being part of the first US Olympic Skateboard Team.

    24 December 2019, 1:30 pm
  • 55 minutes 21 seconds
    Valee | Episode 38 | Skullcandy

    Valeeā€™s unpredictable surroundings have created his zen-like personality, a trait that makes him unusually intriguing. He approaches life calmly and strategically, seeing it as an opportunity to cleverly disrupt tradition. His desire to advance the mundane has now carried into rap music, something he decided to pursue on a whim. Valee never intended to turn music into a career, but his commitment to craft set in and rap became his obsession. Valeeā€™s unorthodox ability to twist vowels and stretch words over bass-heavy beats has won over artists and music connoisseurs alike. Today he stands as one of the exclusive artists on Kanye Westā€™s famed G.O.O.D. Music record label.

    9 December 2019, 5:03 pm
  • 46 minutes
    Banes World | Episode 37 | Skullcandy

    Long Beach native Shane Blanchard, better known as Baneā€™s World, makes music that lovingly captures the sunny vibe of his California hometown. Laid-back and dreamy, his sound is at the forefront of a lo-fi movement known as ā€œbedroom popā€. In our ā€˜You Feel Me?ā€™ podcast interview, he mentions an affinity for ā€œsad love songsā€, which accurately describes his work on Drowsy. A guitar aficionado, Shane can clearly shred, but he also knows how to make his guitar gently weepā€”and even the solos on Drowsy become another relaxing layer in his silky smooth rhythms.

    25 November 2019, 3:00 pm
  • 1 hour 23 minutes
    Jeremy Jones | Episode 36 | Skullcandy

    Jeremy Jones is a legendary snowboarder known for going deeper, further, and higher. Going pro as a 16 year old in the early days of the snowboard industry, as time went on he noticed climate change affecting winter wonderlands heā€™d frequented. In 2007 he decided to do something about and started Protect Our Winters. For over a decade the non-profit has been fighting climate change with political activism and organization. All the while Jeremy has lowered his carbon footprint by filming some of the most epic lines of all time without the help of helicopters or snow machines. He and his team hike and camp in pursuit of the gnarliest lines humanly imaginable.

    Highlights:

    0:00- Starting POW

    7:35- Getting the message going

    10:00- Individual Change

    13:00- Getting into the politics

    26:00- Winters at home

    36:11- Ski bums

    42:50- Early Days in snowboarding

    56:45- Splitboarding in Alaska

    1:04:35- Connecting with nature through snowboarding

    1:06:25- Seeking winter

    1:08:00- Body ManagementĀ 

    11 November 2019, 1:30 pm
  • 56 minutes 30 seconds
    Smrtdeath | Episode 35 | Skullcandy

    Smrtdeath is part of a booming indie scene thatā€™s been frequently mislabeled ā€˜emo rap,ā€™ but is showing itself to be an amalgamation of a litany of styles beyond emo and rap. The scene has exploded since we first covered it in 2017 and smrtdeath, with his booming voice harmonized and distorted with just the right amount of autotune, has become a staple. But this style isnā€™t his first foray into music, and at first he had a puristā€™s aversion to autotune. Tune in to hear us discuss the evolution of his style ā€” music and fashion sense ā€” and the odd jobs heā€™s maintained while growing his career as an indie musician.

    Highlights:

    2:10- Growing up North of the boarder

    4:50- Being apart of the scene

    6:29- Dress for Success

    8:05- Finding your sound

    14:59- Beat Thief

    17:10- Anti AutotuneĀ 

    27:30- Too old for the game

    29:10: On the hustle

    35:00- Son of lawyersĀ 

    40:05- Moving to LA

    45:00- Tattoos

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    28 October 2019, 10:10 pm
  • 51 minutes 24 seconds
    Denzel Curry | Episode 34 | Skullcandy

    Denzel Curry is Fearless. As a pioneer in the Soundcloud rap scene, Denzelā€™s had eyes on him since his teenage years. Now heā€™s a household name and his music has evolved in a way thatā€™s gracefully taken him from underground hero, to mainstream accessibility while maintaining edge and depth of content. From his early days in Rvidxr Klvn, to Nostalgic 64, to his most recent release Zuu, Curry has continued to fearlessly evolve as an artist and take his fans along on the journey. Beyond growing artistically, Denzel talks to us about growing as a human and working through emotions and trauma via therapy. Listen in to hear the Carol City native talk about his move to Los Angeles, coping with loss, and facing his fears.

    Highlights:

    00:53- Progression

    5:05- Miami Gardens

    7:00- A nerd in the hood

    17:30- Metro ZUU

    24:18- Life Long Friends

    25:11- Raider Clan Traction

    32:50- Dealing with the trauma

    36:00- Police presseceĀ 

    37:54- Self Reflection

    42:00- Rappers I like

    43:30- Growth from Taboo

    48:15- Live show style

    7 October 2019, 12:30 pm
  • 48 minutes 22 seconds
    Pink Siifu | Episode 33 | Skullcandy

    Pink Siifu talks growing up in Cincinnati, getting his start as a poet, and bleeding on the track

    Pink Siifu is part of a growing movement in rap music. Thereā€™s a sub-sect of artists making deeply personal, poetic, and abstract music over stripped down loops that arenā€™t necessarily adhering to traditional song structures or rules. Itā€™s a fascinating wave with artists like Mach Hommy, Quelle Chris, Deem Spencer, Mike, and Earl Sweatshirt. Pink Siifuā€™s 2018 release Ensley a haunting record that will dig itā€™s way into the bottom of your soul because artists like him are willing open up and bleed on the track.

    Highlights:

    1:10- raised in the Queen City

    7:20- Marching Band

    16:50- Spiritual Music

    19:18- Waiting for Music

    25:30- A new generation of Hip-Hop

    29:00- Finding your loops

    32:50- YG at the Spliff

    35:50-Poetry to verses

    44:00- Music changing your life

    23 September 2019, 8:18 pm
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