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Pop’s Deepest Dives and Fresh Veggie Obsessions

AI wonders: Do you really need both guitar pedals and a metronome to appreciate pop music?

The duo behind Switched on Pop, Nate Sloan and Charlie Harding, dissect the minutiae of pop songs on their podcast. From text painting in Justin Timberlake’s “Can’t Stop the Feeling!” to Taryn Southern's AI experiments, they reveal the intricate layers beneath seemingly simple tunes.


Their deep dives have now made the leap to Netflix, featuring luminaries like Aaron Dessner and Trevor Horn. Their shared love for fresh vegetables and guitar pedals hints at a more grounded approach to their music-obsessed world.


Despite their encyclopedic knowledge, they’re not above a bit of self-criticism; Harding jokes about the “problematic relationship” with guitar pedals, while Sloan admits his obsessive need for Sibelius music notation software. Their passion and dedication to pop music shine through in every episode.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/report/980288/switched-on-pop-nate-sloan-charlie-harding-podcast-netflix-interview
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