It's one night and the music sounds.

And I see you get across it more.

So I'm saying one on.

Well, let me explain. Welcome to the New York Times

Popcast, your guitar versus synth scrimmage of music news and criticism.

I'm your host Ben Ratliff. I'm on the same. I'm not just saying.

So I'm right.

You know what I'm so why?

Yeah, I'm on top.

I know that she... And you're hearing physical emotions from the band Black Bananas.

Jennifer Harama from Black Bananas is here with us today. Hi Jennifer.

Hey Ben, thanks for having me. No problem. So you've just come from the airport.

Yes. You're in New York for a lightning visit. Yes. For a DJ set tonight.

Yeah, photo shoot after this, DJ set tonight, show tomorrow, and then we leave the next day.

And the Black Banana show Friday,

if you're listening to this Friday afternoon,

is free, it's South Street Seaport.

That's right.

So Black Bananas, your new-ish not so new anymore band. Yeah we had one album prior to this

It's kind of a the body of work kind of started as RTX with the same people but it we kind of

morphed it like we introduced new sounds we kind of changed stuff up and the first Black Bananas album was actually supposed

to be, we were making it as if we were making an RTX album, but when I was all done, it felt like

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