Producer/Songwriter Jeff Bhasker

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🗓️ 18 July 2017

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

Sam talks to musician and record producer Jeff Bhakser about having a kid, settling down, working with Harry Styles (in Jamaica), what he learned working with Kanye West (in Hawaii), growing up half-Indian in New Mexico, his musical influences, the message behind all his music, and the loneliest song he ever wrote. Plus a special guest drops in. Email the show at [email protected] and follow Sam on Twitter @samsanders.

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0:00.0	Yo, yo, yo, everybody, it's Stretch Armstrong.
0:02.4	And my name is Bobito Garcia,
0:03.7	a cool Bob love.
0:04.9	If you love this podcast you were listening to,
0:07.7	you should check out our new show, What's Good with Stretch and Bobito.
0:11.1	This is not your average interview show.
0:12.6	We're going to be telling stories that you're not going to hear anywhere else.
0:15.6	Find it on Apple Podcast, the NPR1 app,
0:18.2	or however you find your podcast.
0:20.7	It's What's Good.
0:23.6	Hey, I'll just a quick warning in this episode.
0:25.9	We are going to discuss music that the youths listen to.
0:30.1	And we're going to hear some lyrics that you might not want kids to hear.
0:33.3	That is in the section of this interview where Jeff plays a piano.
0:36.6	So feel free to skip that.
0:37.9	It's about three minutes long.
0:39.2	It starts when you hear the piano.
0:42.2	Hey, y'all, it's been a minute.
0:43.2	I'm Sam Sanders.
0:44.5	Every Tuesday on the show, we bring you a deep dive interview.
0:48.0	Today's was recorded a couple of months ago when I met this record producer
0:52.0	who lives up in the Hollywood Hills in Los Angeles.
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