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Post your free job on LinkedIn.com slash select today. Hey gang. Today's guest is my friend, Karina Danike, best known as Co lead vocalists for the Berkeley California

ska punk band Dance Hall Crashers.

Karina is currently the touring keyboardist and backup vocalists for no effects.

Today we take a deep dive into the song Go from the Dance Hall Crashers 1995 major label debut, Lockjaw.

Karina tells a really interesting story behind the inspiration for the lyrics,

and I couldn't have been further off in what I initially thought the song was about.

We get into how producer Stoker would get the band

excited and motivated in the studio and how Karina could relate to his

motivational tactics from a cultural perspective. We talk about why Lockjaw

was the first Dance Hall Crasher's album

not to feature a horn section, and my thoughts as to why there weren't horns are exactly

in line with what Karina explained to me. So grab your dance and shoes and join us on this songwriting trip down memory lane.

Hey, hey, have you heard Krista makes a podcast?

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