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Each episode of “Sugar We’re Going In” delves deep into the evolution of and symbiotic relationship between Fall Out Boy, the iconic pop-punk powerhouse, and the dynamic realm of Hip Hop.
Scarlet Estelle, an experienced music aficionado and a trusted voice in the industry, leads listeners on an immersive journey, uncovering fascinating anecdotes, untold stories, and unexpected collaborations that have shaped the musical landscape.
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DEAR DIARY, TRAVIE MCCOY CAME OUT TO SING WITH PATRICK IN QUEENS. I SCREAMED, EVERYONE SCREAMED, WE ALSO CRIED. -Scarlet
P.S. People were very nice and that ALSO made me cry.
I had the absolute pleasure of sitting down with the one and only DJ Sliink, and let me tell you, it's pure gold. We're diving deep into his genius remix of "Cupid's Chokehold," where Patrick Stump iconic performance and Travie McCoy's bars get the Sliink treatment. We'll unravel the magic behind the mashup as we talk inspiration, collaboration, and the art of pushing boundaries. If you're all about music that breaks molds and defies genres, this episode is your jam. Rock meets rap meets club. Yes please.
Sound: Quinn Greenhouse
Watch interview: https://youtu.be/5IoKuzTzPVg
Cupid's Chokehold (Club Mix) · Gym Class Heroes · DJ Sliink Cupid's Chokehold (Club Mix) ℗ 2023 Fueled By Ramen, LLC, a Warner Music Company. Piano: Adam English Unknown: Chris Athens Producer: DJ Sliink Unknown: DJ Sliink Guitar: Disashi Lumumba-Kasongo Unknown: Doug White Unknown: Doug White Producer: Doug White Bass Guitar: Eric Roberts Unknown: Matt Green Unknown: Matt Green Drums: Matt McGinley Background Vocals: Patrick Stump Additional Background Vocals: Rand Bellavia Engineer, Producer: S*A*M Unknown: Serban Ghenea Lead Vocals: Travis McCoy Writer: Rick Davies Writer: Roger Hodgson Writer: Sam Hollander
Scarlet (aka Scardi B) dives into the incredible musical mashup between Fall Out Boy's Patrick Stump and the genre-blending Gym Class Heroes. She'll unravel the epic tale of how these two powerhouse artists teamed up, shook up the music world, and forever changed the game.Their partnership shattered stereotypes and united rock and hip-hop fans like never before. Tune in to discover how their genre-defying tracks sparked a revolution, inspiring a new generation of artists to break free from traditional molds.Whether you're a rocker, a hip-hop head, or just a curious soul, this episode promises a wild ride through the collision of two musical worlds that will leave you grooving and craving for more.
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In this episode, I explore Patrick Stump's lesser-known role as a producer, tracing his musical upbringing from Chicago suburbs, his decision to move into production, his collaborations, and a take on Mos Def’s "Black On Both Sides."
Instrumentals by: Anthony Delgado
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We're in 2004 where the idea of Decaydance came to life. Pete wants to be a rapper sooooooo bad, but he knows Travie can carry that torch for him. We meet Gym Class Heroes & talk about early Fall Out Boy.Youtube Playlist
2005 was a HUGE year for Fall Out Boy. Now in the mainstream eye, opportunities abound, including Jay Z asking Patrick to be on Kingdom Come. Find out what rappers have sampled tracks from From Under The Cork Tree and who from Dipset was supposed to do the official Dance Dance remix.
How did we get here? Scarlet talks about the internet (what else is new), Fall Out Boy, Hip Hop, and her unwavering love for all the above.
Join Emo Historian Scarlet (aka Scardi B aka Fall_Out_Gurl732) and guests as they unpack the history of Fall Out Boy and Hip Hop. There’s a lot to cover in this limited-run podcast so strap in cause Sugar…we’re goin’ IN.https://www.youtube.com/@sugarweregoingin/playlistshttps://sugarweregoingin.com/https://www.instagram.com/sugarweregoingin/
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