Welcome to the New York Times Popcast, your ordinary just won't do.

The music news and criticism, I'm your host John Garamonica. Jesus. All right, first a word, a quick word.

And that is people who make albums and don't review music themselves

should be unemployed.

Oh boy.

Whoa! JK. should be unemployed. Oh boy. Who!

JK, not really.

I once played piano when I was like seven.

I'm a former trombone player in the band.

Oh, I's clarinet?

Yeah, there's kind of a song.

That's right.

We're half a quartet.

That's just something that I felt since we're in a spiritual mood today,

I felt like I wanted to open with a genuine word.

You were hearing at the beginning

the Coachella Sunday Service version of Jesus Walks

by Kanyay West.

Some things I can tell you about Coachella just right off the rip. It was early.

John does not do early. It was early. That was a challenge. I want to say all committed

religious people who on early on Sunday mornings really get it in I salute that that is not my strong suit

We are gonna talk today about Sunday service we are gonna talk about Stellar Awards, which is the grammies of gospel music,

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