Art In All Its Forms is a podcast that explores the intersection between different art forms and society at large. Suraj Partha, an actor and musician, speaks with artists and professionals to discover what inspires and connects them. <br/><br/><a href="https://surajpartha.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast">surajpartha.substack.com</a>
Art In All Its Forms
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Art In All Its Forms is a podcast that explores the intersection between different art forms and society at large. Suraj Partha, an actor and musician, speaks with artists and professionals to discover what inspires and connects them. <br/><br/><a href="https://surajpartha.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast">surajpartha.substack.com</a>
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March 4, 2022
Ep 18: The Art of Musicology with Nate Sloan
<p><strong>NOTE: This episode was recorded in late 2021.</strong></p><p>On this episode of the Art In All Its Forms podcast, Suraj speaks with Nate Sloan, a professor of musicology at USC and podcast host. They discuss how Nate decided to study musicology, his academic and research interests, what he admires about Taylor Swift and her artistry, and why he decided to co-host a podcast about popular music. </p><p>I learned so much by taking Nate’s jazz history class at USC in 2019. He was a fantastic professor, and it’s a privilege to have him on the podcast!</p><p><strong>*****</strong></p><p><strong>Show Notes: </strong></p><p>1. <a target="_blank" href="https://music.usc.edu/nate-sloan/">Nate Sloan’s Bio</a> </p><p>2. Nate’s podcast with Charlie Harding, <a target="_blank" href="https://switchedonpop.com">Switched on Pop</a></p><p>3. Nate and Charlie’s book “<a target="_blank" href="https://global.oup.com/academic/product/switched-on-pop-9780190056650?cc=us&lang=en&">Switched on Pop: How Popular Music Works, and Why It Matters</a>”</p><p>4. Nate’s <a target="_blank" href="https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/11/01/opinion/funk-music-returns.html">article in The New York Times</a> about the resurgence of funk music in recent years</p><p>5. <a target="_blank" href="https://www.dukeupress.edu/segregating-sound">Segregating Sound by Karl Hagstrom Miller</a></p> <br/><br/>Get full access to This and That at <a href="https://surajpartha.substack.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4">surajpartha.substack.com/subscribe</a>
October 16, 2021
25 Bad Songs: 6a. "How It Started (Virginia Woolf)"
<p><strong>NOTE: If you’d like to skip my commentary and go straight to the song, go to 2:01. However, I do suggest listening to the whole episode!</strong></p><p>Thanks for tuning into the fifth episode of “25 Bad Songs,” an Art In All Its Forms podcast series where I write 25 songs — one song a week — and show you how I did it.</p><p><strong>Today’s song, “How It Started (Virginia Woolf),” tells a story of a relationship beginning and how two people can build the foundation for a connection that lasts. </strong></p><p>*****</p><p>Lyrics so far:</p><p><strong>Verse 1</strong>She read Virginia WoolfSitting on a chair in the back of the courtyardLike it was a room of her own A room of her ownAnd that was all it tookFor me to knock on her imaginary doorToo soon to knowHow far it would go</p><p><strong>Pre-chorus</strong>Well it starts with something in commonA book or a movie, a poemThen you’re out to dinner and you’re talkin’Holdin’ your hands while you’re walkin’</p><p>And you can’t wait to tell all of your friendsHoly s**t this is happeningTime seems to be moving fasterLet’s take a minute, flash forward<strong>Chorus</strong>Twenty years later you’re thinking about How it started (x3)Sitting there together and thinking about How it started (x3)</p> <br/><br/>Get full access to This and That at <a href="https://surajpartha.substack.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4">surajpartha.substack.com/subscribe</a>
October 9, 2021
25 Bad Songs: 5. "Last Night In Soho"
<p><strong>NOTE: If you’d like to skip my commentary and go straight to the song, go to 13:13. However, I do suggest listening to the whole episode!</strong></p><p><strong>NOTE 2: Other than the title, this song has nothing to do with the new film, “Last Night In Soho.”</strong></p><p>Thanks for tuning into the fifth episode of “25 Bad Songs,” an Art In All Its Forms podcast series where I (Suraj) write 25 songs — one song a week — and show you how I did it!</p><p><strong>Today’s song, “Last Night In Soho,” tells a story of a breakup that happens in a very famous place and how rejection can be difficult to deal with.</strong></p><p>*****</p><p>Full Lyrics:</p><p><strong>Verse 1</strong>I’ll dress up nice if you say soCause it’s our last night in SohoLiving with zero regretsTrade in the t-shirt and sweatsOne look in the mirror before I go</p><p><strong>Pre-chorus-ish</strong>Step up onto the streetAnd our eyes meetCan you believe this heatI keep on talking nervouslyWalking down West BroadwayThat’s when you say “shut up let’s get a drink”We go into the place right away</p><p><strong>Build up</strong>Since that summer I met youI still look at you the same wayYou drink so slowly and put the glass downTo tell me everything’s changed</p><p><strong>Chorus</strong>Please don’t say anymoreI can’t handle the fallPlease don’t say anymoreI need help from the alcohol</p><p><strong>Verse 2</strong>I dressed up nice cause you said soAnd it’s our last night in SohoBut now I can see what you meantOur relationship currency spentYou wanted to talk before you go</p><p><strong>Pre-chorus-ish </strong>You’re so complicatedI don’t get it I’m too fadedTo make any sense of thisDon’t leave me though</p><p><strong>Build up </strong>Since that summer I met youI still look at you the same wayYou drink so slowly and put the glass downTo tell me everything’s changed</p><p><strong>Chorus</strong>Please don’t say anymoreGuess I better walk out the doorPlease don’t say anymoreIt was good while it lasted though</p><p><strong>Build up</strong>Since that summer I met youI still look at you the same wayYou drink so slowly and put the glass downTo tell me everything’s changed</p><p><strong>Chorus</strong>Please don’t say anymoreYour voice will leave me on the floorPlease don’t say anymoreI’m too immatureI’ll just take the train back home</p><p></p> <br/><br/>Get full access to This and That at <a href="https://surajpartha.substack.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4">surajpartha.substack.com/subscribe</a>
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