#20 - Panda Zooicide, live-coding, rap, pizza
Photo by Regina Kelaita
Amsterdam-based live-coding rap group Panda Zooicide (see their website for full description), took the time to answer my questions about influences, aesthetics, and being a parent as a touring musician. The music in this episode can be listened to further on Soundcloud, among other platforms. But if you can, make sure to see them live.
00:00 'BAMBOO $HOOTZ'
00:52 Introduction
01:47 Inspiration and dinosaurs
06:13 'ANIMALS ARE DANGEROUS'
06:43 Criticism, penguins and fish guts
10:04 (burp alert) The origin of Panda Poop(ie/ey) P
13:59 '1000 Yesterdays Without Sex'
14:28 The creative process
17:10 The music videos
19:21 Aesthetics
(20:48 'BAMBOO $HOOTZ')
22:34 The value of music school
(24:34'ANIMALS ARE DANGEROUS')
25:48 Live coding
29:18 'PIZZA'
30:36 Being a working musician and parent
33:56 Thoughts on achievement
35:38 On explicit lyrics
(36:26 'PIZZA')
36:40 What it means to be a musician
41:15 Where to find Panda Zooicide
(42:33 'BAMBOO $HOOTZ')
44:28 Outro
Panda Zooicide's website
Panda Zooicide on SoundCloud
Panda Zooicide on YouTube
Podcast soundtrack by Mohamed Amer.
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