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This is Rebecca Loew or Rebecca Loewa if you listen to suboptimal radio and you are listening to Men in Blazers on the NBC Sports Network.

Welcome to Men in Blazers pod special. A music pod special because we love our music.

Men in Blazers, it's one of the few things in life that helps bridge that aching chasm between Premier League weekends.

It's actually our goal now to drop one music centric pod a couple of times a year, Tracy Chapman if you're listening.

Hence this show which features a work of not one but two musicians. The remarkable Swede, Yens Laitman, a personal hero of mine and out of Texas.

Austin Brown of Park A Court who's a magical bloke despite being a hardcore Manchester United fan.

Both Jents, Sharon and the Tability, they create soundtracks that may even me feel like just fleetingly that I have a soul.

Yens and Austin both came into the crap part of Soho in person to talk to us about their work, their football proclivities and our favourite topic.

The conveyor belt of life. So here it is, our Men in Blazers, the musical pod special.

A cult hero, Swedish singer, one of my single favourite songwriters of all time.

He's a poet really, his lyrics, charming, human, awkward, often love-lawed, always funny,

work which runs the gamut of getting a surprise hug from a loved one while you're cutting an avocado and slicing off your finger.

Who hasn't done that? Or just feeling the compulsion to lie down on the floor and hug a bag of peas.

If you're not familiar with his work, check out his singular masterpiece, Night Falls Over Court Adela.

Any of his music really, his new album, Life Will See You Now, Comes Out February 17th.

I could not be more delighted to have him here in person, a Gentus work and revere,

and not just because we share an appreciation for the same chord, Be Flat Seven.

I welcome to the crap part of Soho from Gothenburg, Sweden. Mr Yens Leitmann, hello.

Hello, thank you for that introduction.

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