DreTheMusicMan sets the record straight. Although he is worried about what streaming music will do to our habits, he doesn't want to be misunderstood, never before have listeners had access to music like we do today and there are a lot of benefits to that. What is important is to keep the progress we have made and adjust for any negative side effects. The future is wide open and time will tell what this kind of access will mean to the future of music.

2021 was another great year for music videos. For this list, we’ll be looking at the most unique, impactful and rewatchable visual shorts that accompanied songs throughout the year.

We are joined by Monster Magnet’s Dave Wyndorf on this week’s episode of Innersleeve! Dave discusses Monster Magnet’s first cover album, “A Better Dystopia”, and opens up about his love for superheroes and comic books, his passion for performing live, and the AWESOME story of how he once summoned lightning on stage! You’ll quickly realize how cool and relatable Dave is during his chat with Cassius. The gang also discusses the news surrounding the new L.A. Rats supergroup and a few key takeaways from the 2021 Billboard Music Awards! Enjoy the show :)

Right now many people are speculating about the future of live entertainment, while it seems at this point in 2021 that live music is coming back, nothing is certain. In this video, DreTheMusicMan gives his opinion, plus he highlights some of the new creative ways some artists are bringing live music to their fans. If you want to see/hear more from DreTheMusicMan, he hosts a podcast called DBTH Radio. Exclusive to Spotify, combining music and talk makes for a unique radio experience. Links: www.DBTHRadio.com

DreTheMusicMan talks about how playlist culture may be interfering with the music we love. Being able to skip songs within our streaming platforms means that we may not be allowing songs to grow on us anymore, and some songs need a little time in order for a listener to fall in love. Going from physical formats like vinyl records and CDs to the stream means we need to adjust our listening habits if we want to catch those deep cuts, there may be more to an album than the catchy singles.

"SNL" does MTV. Welcome to MsMojo, and today we’re counting down our picks for the show’s funniest and most entertaining music video sketches.

The music industry is full of dark truths. Welcome to MsMojo, and today we’re delving into upsetting and unsettling truths about the music industry.

These 21st century music moments shaped the industry. For this list, we’ll be looking at music moments that were innovative, culturally significant, or downright shocking.

Joe, Cassius and Frank play a music trivia game to open up the episode and then get into some pretty strange stuff. Vince Neil being out of shape, fan deaths at a Guns N’ Roses concert, the torturing of a guinea pig with rock music in 1968...and much more. American musician, and Seether’s drummer, John Humphrey, is this week’s guest. He chats about the band’s touring schedule, how his son’s love for music fuels him, and who the greatest KISS drummer is!

In this week’s episode, Grammy award-winning producer/mixer & songwriter, Joe West stops by for a chat! He provides a very eye-opening and thorough take on the music industry, how AI will soon take over the role of audio engineers, how ‘music school’ can only take you so far, and the NEED to get into a studio and work your tail off! 2ND HALF: SoundMojo Artist, Helga Arvesten, chats about the music scene in Sweden and the trials & tribulations of being an Indie Artist. Enjoy!

In this video, DreTheMusicMan lists all the ways that music has impacted his life. From tour manager to radio host he seems to always find a way to take his passion for music just a little bit further, learning and growing is part of the game and he sees no reason to stop now. Get to know Dre a bit better on this one as he tries to answer why people call him the Music Man.

These "SNL" music videos hit all the right comedic notes.

There is one striking anomaly to the natural deterioration of memory. It seems like the period from adolescence to early adulthood will remain particularly easy to recall well into your old age. In this video, DreTheMusicMan discusses how this phenomenon relates to the music you listened to during this period, and how this is perhaps why people tend to think the music from their teen years is the best.

The official Music video for "One Chance" by Montreal electronic pop artist Rijell

Pop Evil’s Leigh Kakaty stopped by for a visit on this week’s show. He spoke with Cassius about the band’s new album, Versatile, why Rock & Metal are the ‘blue collar’ genres of the music industry and he recounts the strangest concert he’s ever played at! Cassius, Joe and Frank also discuss Paul Stanley's announcement about Kiss’s retirement tour and Dave Grohl’s comments on recording Nirvana in the second half of the episode. Enjoy!