
The best hang in music. Jazz pianists Adam Maness and Peter Martin break down the greatest albums of all time, track-by-track. Like Thriller, Kid A, Songs In the Key of Life, Aja, and Voodoo. They use their deep knowledge of music theory to uncover the hidden qualities that make music work - harmony, groove, composition and production - while demonstrating at the keys and playing isolated stems. T... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 1264 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Jazz pianists Adam Maness and Peter Martin unpack Radiohead's 2007 masterpiece 'In Rainbows', track-by-track. Hear about the harmonies, odd time signatures, Thom Yorke's singing technique and the production choices that give this album its sound. And... more
New albums all hand-picked from jazz pianist Adam Maness for your listening pleasure.
00:00 - Intro
01:51- Epiphanie - Domi & JD Beck
Stevie Wonder's Songs in the Key of Life is all killer, no filler. Every track is a masterpiece. It's almost TOO easy for two jazz pianists in the business of reviewing history's greatest albums. So we're upping the stakes ... with a draft. Adam and ... more
You'll Hear It is a weekly listening party for people who love music ... a little too much. Every Monday, Jazz pianists Adam Maness and Peter Martin sit down with one great album and break it down track-by-track. They listen, demonstrate what they ar... more
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Love them reviewing albums (Steely Dan: Goucho, Aja. Joni Mitchell: Blue. Fleetwood Mac: Rumors). They give you all the inside baseball stuff that goes over my head but they break it down very nicely. Super informative BUT also an enjoyable duo to listen to! Keep them coming!
This show is so fun. It's a great way to get turned onto new music, and, what's maybe even better, to fall back in love with music you already know. Adam and Peter are so knowledgeable and their ears are unbelievably sharp. Jazz, pop, art rock, I'm here for all of it - you've got me listening to bands I never had any interest in before now. Keep it up, y'all.
If I was interested in pop or hip hop I’d be listening to another podcast!
Update after ‘Bad’ episode : Why, why, why waste a whole episode on a third-rate
album? Are you really running out of good jazz albums to talk about?
Update: this show has really gone downhill and is now just two guys talking about pop albums they liked when they were younger. I guess they are trying to build their non-musician, nostalgia audience. How this will help their jazz education business, I don’t know.
Adam Maness’ love of music is infectious. This is a great way to discover new music.
I’m giving this 5 stars because I love it. What a great way to bring people into jazz and advanced harmony. I like how you include extended selections of the music, and how each episode makes me go back and listen to the full album over and over. I listened to all your Stevie Wonder episodes back to back, then listened to all the full albums back to back. Just two suggestions: 1) Cut the cussing, please — I personally don’t mind, but it makes it so I can’t safely share this with family or liste... more
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Two jazz specialists break down celebrated albums track by track, weaving deep music-theory analysis with hands-on demonstrations at the piano. The format blends rigorous analysis of harmony, groove, production, and arrangement with personal anecdotes and live playing, making complex ideas accessible for both musicians and curious listeners. Notable strengths include the hosts' ability to translate theory into tangible listening guides, their openness to cross-genre influences, and a recurring practical element where they perform a track with an in-house band. The show stands out as an educational, enthusiast-friendly deep-dive into iconic records, often tying lessons to broader musical history and technique.
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