Hey Adam, I noticed you're not at the Jacob Collier keyboard today.

Can we be done with the Jacob Collier keyboard?

Well, we are. You don't have your headphones on, you're not playing.

Working on my no sound stuff.

... I'm Adam Mast.

And I'm Peter Martin.

And you're listening to the You'll Hearer podcast.

Daily Jazz Advice.

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What do you know about the Afasasas? I know a lot about it. I don't know how to pronounce it correctly, but I know how to play it now. Afasas, a fashitae. Yeah. Well, you kind of turn it into something else. No, it's, I'll tell you, okay, it's not for the beginner pianist, but it's not only certainly advanced players

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Samba has changed my life. The five basic Brazilian grooves, yeah. Solo piano, something I never was really confident in, and I'm feeling good about it right now. And then the way Elio just plays, he demonstrates everything. We have complete performances on stuff, which is, that's always the best way to learn, right?

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