Welcome to the New York Times Popcasts, you're more than what they are of music news and criticism.

I'm your host John Caramonica.

Been over then I'm murker.

All gonna if you want you a burqa. Oh baby you be lining your firsties.

I be here and he ain't say you buying them purses. I can even lie in my tight

even all that fine in person. I can guarantee you lie in my tie in even all that's fine in person.

I can guarantee you if you my kind.

She got every bag you can imagine big house.

I can really be bragging hundred thousand in my mouth like what's had and

not the big cheap tea that's embarrassing.

We're just gonna get right into it this week. Joe is here. I'm back. Joe's back.

Back back. Yes, emphatically. Big back. First of all, hi, hello. I have missed you. I miss you too. I've, you know what I've really missed, Pedro.

Oh, true story. True story. I haven't had to go through that withdrawal, but you have.

I wish we were in the studio though.

That's true.

Joe, you may not know this, but I have turned my home office into Popcast studio.

We do a segment called J.C. Cribbs every week where I grab something

that is littering my personal space and turn it into content. So at the end of this episode, we will be sure to do that.

And obviously that would, speaking of, you know, speaking of endlessly renewable resources,

that is a bit that will never die.

I wanted to talk about Low Baby this week for a couple reasons. One obviously this has been a huge year for him. You did from what I can tell, his only print interview.

There were some radio interviews around album release.

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