What's happening? Welcome to Wong Notes podcast. My name's Corey Wong. I'm your host. This week on the show, it's gonna be a good one. Now, if anybody out there is a fan of my music, which I would guess if you're listening to my podcast, you might be a fan of my music. I got a new album outmo. Wong and Dave Cause, the Golden Hour. A collaborative album. Super fun to make. Check it out. It's on Spotify, Apple Music, title, D'ser, whatever. You know, all the places. Check it out. We got CDs for sale. Yeah, that's right. This is the only time maybe in the rest of my life that I'm

going to ask somebody to buy a CD, but you should buy a CD because it's actually pretty cool

CD. But it's great on digital also. That's where I normally consume my music, but you know,

whatever. All right, today on the show, special guest, we got my good friend, Mark Letierry. Now, some of you know whatever all right today on the show special guest we got my good friend mark

letieri now some of you know mark from his solo music from playing with snarky puppy or from the

band that he and i have together called the fearless flyers a lot of people have asked for me to have

mark as a guest on the show a lot of people want to hear us rattle off about the Flyers and how we do the Flyers stuff. So I'm asking Mark what his

recollection is of the Genesis of the Flyers. And I'll give my history of it as well. And we're

going to get into some guitar nerdery stuff. I mean, it's a guitar podcast. Of course we're going to do that.

So, thanks for hanging.

Mark Lettieri.

Let's hit it.

You guys hit the distro kid yet?

It is the easiest, fastest, and cheapest way to get your music onto streaming services

like Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, pretty much

anywhere else that people consume music. You can get an account starting at 1999 per year.

Per year, you get unlimited uploads and you keep 100% of your earnings. A hundred percent. So

somebody like me, I put out a lot of albums last year. It was still just one annual

price, no matter how many albums I have up, and I keep 100% of the earnings that come in.

There's a lot of reasons I love Distro Kid, but the ones I want to highlight here are the team's feature.

So basically, I can assign a percentage of royalties to go to any of my collaborators,

however we work it out, or my managers work with their managers, and we work out, you know,

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