Pushkin.

Today on the show, we have Hyattis Keote in conversation and in performance.

This incredibly talented group of four Australians have dazzled audiences,

making fans of not only

laymen like myself, but also have some incredibly interesting and accomplished musicians,

like Erica Padu, Robert Glasper, and even Willow Smith. They've also been able to collaborate

with giants of music, like Q-Tip, Salam Remy, and Brazil's Arthur Verrocay.

The group, Hyattis Keote, is vocalist and guitarist Napalm, drummer Perrin Moss, bassist Paul

Bender, and on keys, Simon Maven.

But those aren't permanent stations for them.

Any of the four at any time can move between instruments and all contribute to writing some of the most beautiful, soulful music of the last decade.

Their latest album to come out just earlier this year is Loveheart Sheet Code.

It's the group's fourth proper album and features to my mind some of their strongest songwriting yet,

while still managing to weave in some of the incredibly complex musical ideas they're

known for. I met with the foursome at Energy Studios in Los Angeles at the end of their U.S.

tour to talk through the new album, their role as collaborators within and outside of the group,

and to witness their magic up close and personal.

This is Broken Record.

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I'm Justin Richmond.

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