M2H2 (Mountain Music Happy Hour)

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M2H2 is a Value 4 Value music show where we automatically switch to the artists' wallet when playing their songs. Unless otherwise noted, 95% of all value sent during a time-split in a modern podcast app, or thought the Split Kit page, will be sent directly to the artist(s) of the song being played.

Welcome to episode 17 of M2H2, the Mountain Music Half Hour, recorded at Johns Creek Studios in Milton, West Virginia. In this episode, we explore new tracks and artists in the valueverse, a unique space where listeners can support musicians directly through streaming sats and sending boosts.

We kick off the show with a special track from my twin brother, Rick Black, who has recently joined the valueverse. His song "24.01.30" sets the tone for an exciting lineup. Following Rick, we enjoy "You're Killing Me" by Embleton, a track with a powerful message about faith and spirituality, discovered by Jim Costello from Phantom Power Music.

Next, we dive into "Rose" by Nate Johnivan, a song with a moving narrative that encourages listeners to reflect deeply. We also feature "Echoes of a Night" by DJ Yo!, a returning favorite on the show, and "DUI" by Matt Johner, showcasing his talents beyond his role as a drummer for the Johner Boys.

Our Payday Picks segment highlights the top ten tracks in the value verse, with "DCA2BTC" by Man Like Kweks taking the number one spot. This track, along with others like "The Lightning" by The Trusted and "Chevrolet" by Anders Fransson, exemplifies the diverse talent within the community.

We conclude the episode with "Lab Rat" by Garage T. Rashington III, another artist I've helped onboard into the value verse. This track offers a unique perspective on modern life and the search for purity amidst chaos.

Thank you for tuning in to M2H2. Remember to use a modern podcast app to support the artists directly and send them a boost with your sats and encouragement. For more information on podcast production, visit Johns Creek Studios.

Chapters in this episode:

(00:00) Show Opening and Introduction

(00:57) 24.01.30 Rick Black

(03:32) You're Killing Me by Embleton

(07:44) Figured You Out by The Doerfels

(10:36) Break 1

(11:28) Rose by Nate Johnivan

(15:47) D.U.I. by Matt Johner

(18:54) Echoes of Night by DJ Yo!

(22:01) Break 2 - Payday Picks from RSS Blue

(23:38) DCA2BTC by Man Like Kweks

(27:03) I Need a Little by The Retrograde

(31:11) Record Books by Rock'N'Roll Breakheart

(35:32) Break 3

(36:20) Lab Rat by Garage T. Rashington III

(40:39) Show Closing

(41:08) Johns Creek Studios

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[00:00:01] Unknown:

Welcome to m two h two, the mountain music half hour. A value for value music show from Johns Creek Studios in Milton, West Virginia.   Here is your host, Randy Black.  

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This is episode   17   coming to you October 7,   2024.   Remember to listen in the modern podcast app so you can stream sats to the artist of each song, and be sure you send them a boost whenever   you feel that they need some sats and a little note of encouragement.   Got some new tracks coming out today. 2 brand new artists that I help   onboard into the value verse. We're gonna open up with one of those who I happen to do pretty well because   we shared a womb for 9 months. That's my twin   brother, Rick Black.   He's put some songs out, just in the past day or so. So we're gonna check out one of those first here, and that is 24.01.30.  

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In there, didn't care. Always mad looking for the bad in me. I compared you to my dad, to be honest. I've been wondering if you could really love me.   There's a girl in my world, and she's all 1. If only I could find a way to take her.   I know every single little thing about her.   If only I could find a way to show her.  

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Shoot her tacks in the middle of the night like  

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maybe we could get together.   Take her to your spots on the rooftops, baby.  

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That was figured you out   by the Dorfels, everybody's favorite value verse band, at least   I think so.   Before that, though, we had you're killing me by Ableton. Ableton, great artist,   was discovered   kinda by,   Jim Costello   from Phantom Power Music.   Jim shared that his name out with some people, especially Adam Curry, hoping to get some place for Hamilton, and I'm digging that song just, you know, because I'm I'm a Christian. I'm a deeply religious guy, and the message in that song, you're killing me, and Jesus and the power Jesus has over him is really, really awesome.   Next, we're gonna go to a new song that just came out from Nate Donovan.  

Nate Donovan released this song, very powerful moving message in the song. So listen to it carefully with with an open mind to to hear what it is that the song is about, but this song is called rose.  

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Dreams.   Well, technically you're alright.   You'll be okay.   You'll live to see   another day.   Came upon a frozen rose   bush still defiantly   red   The thorn grabbed my coat as I tried to leave.   A voice asked, can you help me, please?   Still late for me.   My flowers are as dry as my leaves.   But before the winter came,   I dropped some beautiful   seeds.   Can you watch them for me?   Give them what they need.   Most of all, help them to be.  

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She's a redhead, red dirt road kinda girl   with a twinkle in her eye. And she loves to watch the sunrise,   let sweet talk, sexy walk, take me home to meet mom and Paul. Man, I didn't know what I was missing.   She says load up that pickup truck. Honey, come and pick me up. Now I I I'm gonna get a   DUI. I'm drunk on you,   and I'm high on my life.   No one knows where this road even goes.   Running it fast, then we'll take it real slow.   What we got, I don't want this to ever   end.   Yes. And I I I am driving under your influence.   Not too wild. Something of a middle child.  

Never been on the wrong side of the law.   Good at handling my drink. But when I'm with you, I can't think. You're the prettiest thing I ever saw.   But when you call, I lose control. Climb into my 4 by 4 now. I I I'm gonna get a deal.   I'm   drunk on you,   and I'm high on my line.   Influence.  

[00:22:01] Unknown:

That was echoes of a night by DJ Yo. We featured him here on the show a couple different times in the past. DJ Yo always has some really good tracks out there, does a great job.   Before that, though, we had DUI   by Matt Jonner. You may recognize that last name. Matt Jonner is actually the drummer   for the Jonner boys,   and a backup singer in the band there.   Fantastic track he's got out there in DUI,   really loved it, and was glad to have it here on the show.   We're up to that point in the show, we're gonna look at a payday picks from RSS Blue. These are the top ten   tracks in the value verse that have earned sats,   in the last 7 days and had the most plays in the last 7 days, payments received, so streaming sats or boosts sent to them. So let's start at number 10, work our way up. Number 10 is the lightning by the trusted. Number 9 is Chevrolet by Anders Fransen,   great song there. Number 8, brand new one out from Abby Muir that's fighting uphill.  

Number 7, Seth Fonda with Saturday morning. Number 6, you heard it here today,   that's you're killing me by Ambleton.   Number 5, money not misery   by rebel hero. Number 4, better days by Luke Wood. Number 3, change your mind by Ainsley Costello.   It debuted in the value verse right here on m two h two. Awesome song.   Number 2, we have unleashed by Tony Salamone.   And at number 1, the song you're gonna hear   right now,   it is DCA   to BTC   from man like quicks.  

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Yo. Yo.   Yeah. Yeah.   I'm not like   quakes. Yeah.  

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It's 2023.   Yeah.   I'm gonna DCA to BTC,   bro.   Yeah.   Finna. DCA to BTC.   GBP   USDI.   DCA to BTC. My t zed s, I made it. Blessed I DCA to BTC because every single year I keep losing spending power. And I can't make it back even if I work double hours. And they tell me volatility,   what's that gonna do with me? Let the bulls and bears fight. DCA to BTC, I saw an opportunity   when FTX crashed. Oh snap, look at that. Yo. BTC is 15 g's.  

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Stack. Sats. OTL keeps on telling me.   Stack.  

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Sats. OTL keeps on telling me. DCA to BTC.   DCA to BTC. Monthly, weekly, daily, banner. DCA to BTC.   Jimmy V. USD. Yeah. DC a to BTC. My t zed s a m a a blast out DC a to BTC.  

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Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.   Yeah.   Yeah.  

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Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.  

[00:25:17] Unknown:

Yeah. Yeah   sets, stack,   sets, stack,   sets,   stack,   sets, stack, sets, stack, sets, DCA to BTC,   yeah.   Get me.   Monet,  

[00:25:33] Unknown:

Monet, Monet,   Monet, Monetquakes,   yo,   yeah,   yeah,   yeah, yo,   Monetquakes don't play when it comes to DCA,   yo, Monetquakes don't play when it comes to DCA.   Yo. Malincquakes don't play when it comes to DCA. Yo. Malincquakes don't play when it comes to DCA.   Man, there's no doubt about it, man. I'm BTC   only. Got my Blink, got my Zeus, and my wallet. I'm Satoshi, man. On stemster, they know me. Man, on wave lake, they know me. On Noster, they know me. Man, we BTC   only 5.   Yeah.   Yeah. DCA to BTC. Monthly, weekly, daily, banner. DCA to BTC.   GBP,   USD.  

DCA to BTC. My t zed s, I made a blast at DCA to BTC.   Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.   Yeah.  

[00:35:33] Unknown:

Record books,   Rock and Roll Breakheart, one of my favorite artists in the value verse. He is a one man band all on his own. Does some tremendous work in the songs he's performing and recording for everybody. Before that, we had, I Need A Little by the retrograde.   And back before that, I know I introduced it, but I realized very quickly, I said his name wrong. We had DCA to BTC   by man like   quakes,   not quicks,   quakes.   We're about done with the show today. We got one track left to play.   This is the other artist that I helped to onboard into the value verse this week.   He's my cousin. We started with my brother. We're gonna end with my cousin. He goes under the name garage t Rashington the third,   and this track is called lab rat.  



[00:36:43] Unknown:

Stumbled upon   an ocean floor   where plastic creatures   reigned supreme.   Came up for   breath of air,   but all I got   was steam.   Swear my body   to the shore.   A Taurus starper   me his hand.   He said, welcome   to   paradise,   nature's   garbage can.   With death on my tail, I was born   with the inclination   to never   look back.   And so the band plays on as I move along   through the abstract,   like a lab rat   searching   for   something   you're through the abstract   like a lab rat.   I had the buildings  

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proud and tall,  

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stood like   robotic trees,   took another   breath of air   and developed   allergies,   hitched away   to the suburbs   to get away from   all of the loot.   Bought a house with   friendly neighbors   where plastic creatures   They'll each run.   With death on my tail, I was born with   the inclination   to never   look back.   And so the band plays on as I move along   through the abstracts   like a lab rat   searching   for   something   pure.   Through the abstract,   like   a lab rat.   Through the abstracts,   like a lab rat.   Searching   for   something   pure   through the abstracts,   like a lab rat.   Searching   for.  



[00:40:41] Unknown:

Thank you for listening to this episode of m two h two, the mountain music half hour. Remember to be listening at a modern podcast app so you can stream sats to the artist as those songs play, and be sure that you send them a boost with some sats and a note of encouragement.   And if you don't have a modern podcast app, and you should, head over to modern podcast apps sorry. Podcastapps.com   and look for one that supports value and value time splits. This podcast was produced by Johns Creek Studios,  

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a full service podcast production planning and management provider based in Milton, West Virginia.   To learn more, head over to Johns Creek Studios dot com.   Johns Creek Studios,   where podcast dreams come to life.