Truth & Soul

By: Truth & Soul
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  • Hosts SB and tREBLEFREE turn their music obsession into fun, thought provoking discussion about the art of music and all that surrounds it.
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Episodes
  • Episode 9 - Engage Your Thermostat

    Episode 9 - Engage Your Thermostat
    Aug 28 2024

    SB and tREBLEFREE discuss the current state of artistry in popular music. SB gets a lot off his chest about the type of people occupying the music space and why honest music criticism is necessary now more than ever. Later in the episode, they break down Heatwave's 1977 magnum opus, Central Heating. The album punctuates the bittersweet tale of one R&B's most talented bands.
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    2 hrs and 14 mins
  • Episode 8 - The Wonder Years (or The Gist of the Gemini)

    Episode 8 - The Wonder Years (or The Gist of the Gemini)
    Jul 8 2024

    Which decade has given us the best music? The 70's? The 80's? The 90's? Do these three decidedly different decades represent the peak of popular music? As tREBLEFREE celebrates Pride Month, he empties the clip with his raw and honest opinions on the topic. SB offers his own insights while trying to stay out of the Kim Burrell penalty box.
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    2 hrs and 3 mins
  • Episode 7 - There'll Be Sad Songs To Make You Cry

    Episode 7 - There'll Be Sad Songs To Make You Cry
    May 28 2024

    Song lyrics are generally only regarded as placeholders for melodies. In this episode, SB and tREBLEFREE do a deep dive on the messages, stories, and emotions in the lyrics of popular songs that the everyday music listeners may not have been aware of.
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    1 hr and 59 mins

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