Today on We’re Going to Vegas, we pop in with an update on our Covid-19 quarantine and the latest with Joe’s studio build. Right out of the gate, Chris reveals his lack of pop-culture knowledge by mistaking the Jurassic Park theme song for Celine Deon’s “My Heart Will Go On” as Joe tries his best to keep it together.

We talk a little about the stress of not having work and how we’ve been keeping ourselves busy at home. Chris debuts the first song he’s ever had mixed and mastered and sheds light on what types of music is currently inspiring his latest work. Joe shares a few pandemic inspired tracks he’s been working and the two get into some questions pertaining to Mr. Puffy… A.K.A., P. Diddy. A.K.A., Diddy. A.K.A. Puffy. A.K.A. Puff Daddy.

This leads us into a gauntlet of discussions about the dark web, the growing pandemic of “Karens” in the world, the death of Jack Dawson, Epstein’s murder, UFO disclosure & other potential civilizations, Area 51, Kantian Ethics (courtesy of L1) and our personal beliefs on existence.

Enjoy this weeks off-the-rails episode of WGTV and stay tuned as we continue developing the podcast into a more musically focused “deep dive” of what it is to be a music producer in a world of chaos. Thanks for listening!

*We apologize for the Siri interruption.

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Personal Websites:
Joe Moralez
Chris Sibila

Shout outs:
Ryan Short
Dale Becker

Links:
Kantian Ethics
https://www.csus.edu/indiv/g/gaskilld/ethics/kantian%20ethics.htm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bIys6JoEDw

John Micheal Godier
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEszlI8-W79IsU8LSAiRbDg

Music:
“Dram Type Beat” by Sibillionaire
“Blind Man Who Sees” by Joe Moralez
“Never Going Back” by Joe Moralez

*Parental Advisory | Explicit Content

Today on We’re Going to Vegas, Joe & Chris crack a couple of cans of O-Douls while reflecting on the quarantine and why the current situation has triggered a long overdue project build for the studio. Knowing there has never been a better time to take a step back from the outside world, they decide to spruce up the studio and build sound panels and clouds to improve the audio quality of their recordings. *Be sure to visit our Blog and Instagram to see photos of our build.

Joe shares an interesting assessment while visiting Home Depot and Chris drools over his obsession with the Tesla Cybertruck and how much better bang for the buck you get compared to a Ford. They share a healthy concern as to why corporate fast food restaurants are still considered “essential” open businesses while mom and pop establishments aren’t.

Then Joe shares the story of how he became more “hardcore” than Lil Wayne and how his experiences shaped his perceptions on moderation and awareness. He introduces his latest Songbird single, My Everything, while Chris forgets what day 9/11 happened. They started recording today’s episode as an audio test, but as they do, fell into an ADHD tunnel of conversation that will only help shape what this show becomes; a music producers escape!

This episode is NOT brought to you by O-Douls, Huel, Home Depot, Carls Jr., Tesla, Ford or any other product mentioned during the show.

Connect with us on social media. We’d love to hear about the projects you’re working on or if you have any questions/topics you’d like us to discuss on the next show. (@goingtovegaspod)

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Personal Websites:

Joe Moralez
Chris Sibila

Shout outs:

Dalton Day

*Parental Advisory | Explicit Content

On today’s episode of We’re Going to Vegas, Joe and Chris take a trip into the world of virtual/augmented reality with questions and theories pertaining to where they think the music industry will go as technology continues to advance. They introduce their newest resource of the show, L1, a genius robot who explains simulation theory.

As they discuss the topic they miraculously invent a new idea, at least to them, of a virtual DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) in which users could create from any studio environment in the world with all of the bells and whistles. As songwriters and producers are limited by their budgets, this technology in an Oculus Rift type device would revolutionize how producers create without having to build a multi-million dollar studio or purchase hundreds of thousands of dollars of gear.

Chris shares the story of how he got his start collaborating with other artists and how his friend Frankie encouraged him to chase his craft when he was just starting out as a producer. The most important thing for any artist is to recognize their strengths and weaknesses and to do whatever it takes to grow and inspire others throughout the process.

Connect with us on social media. We’d love to hear about the projects you’re working on or if you have any questions/topics you’d like us to discuss on the next show. (@goingtovegaspod)

Twitter | Instagram | Blog

Personal Websites:

Joe Moralez
Chris Sibila

Shout outs:

Jay Sibila
Frankie Cortez
Chaddagod

*Parental Advisory | Explicit Content