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Justin Bieber

Little Side Hustle

CHRONICALLY CAUTIOUS

Jung Kook - Seven (feat. Latto) - Explicit Ver.

Written by Tom Romary

This recording Performed live by :

Tom Romary (vox, keys)
LuLu Bronstein (vox)
Dean Thomas (drums)
Rich Jones (guitar)

You Rip Me

greedy

"Three-Chord Town" is a bittersweet anthem of heartbreak and resilience, inspired by the end of a 28-year marriage. Written by Rip Gerber on a Steinway piano that once symbolized love, the song channels the raw emotions of loss, humor, and hope, brought to life by poignant lyrics and a choir featuring his son. A reflective and deeply personal track, it captures the universal longing for closure and the dream of starting anew.

Three-Chord Town

Three-Chord Town — Rip Gerber

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"This Ranch Is My Church" by Rip Gerber is a heartfelt tribute to faith, family, and the beauty of slowing down to appreciate life’s simple blessings. Inspired by an unforgettable weekend with Eric Church and his family, the song reflects on gratitude, connection, and the spiritual sanctuary found in nature. With a blend of Nashville’s fresh talent and the timeless harmonies of the Golden Gate Men’s Chorus, the track bridges traditional country storytelling with a rich choral arrangement.

This Ranch Is My Church

“Mister Happy is a song born of heartbreak and hope, written to honor my dear friend Erik, who passed away suddenly after over a decade of shared adventures at Burning Man. It’s a personal reflection on loss and the emptiness left by fleeting escapes like substance use—a realization Erik and I confronted together during his final “Burn.” Through its haunting refrain, “Set us free, Mister Happy,” the song challenges us to seek fulfillment not in temporary fixes but in the enduring power of connection, purpose, and love. Erik’s legacy—his laughter, his daughters, and the inspiration he gave me to act—lives on in this song, and I hope it inspires listeners to embrace life with intention and meaning.” – Rip Gerber

Mister Happy

Confira os destaques do episódio 16:

O blues de Zircon Skyeband com Leg Up!!;
O rock de garagem instrumental de Lucky Points com Hannah's Toothbrush;
O pop rock de Rip Gerber com Mister Happy;
O groove com influência eletrônica do britânico Joshthiru com Wormhole;
O rock alternativo doa americanos do Polar Echo com Don't Go Losing Your Mind Now;
O rock clássico com pitadas de psicodelia de Larry Frazier com Just a Memory (Of What Could Have Been);
A balada acústica do norueguês Terje Gravdal com Winds Will Cover;
O pós punk da portuguesa Rachel Bangs com Something New In My Life;
O hardcore do espanhol Misantropia Miscelanea com My Confession;
O groove funkeado e com solos de guitarra de Commander Hemp	com Loving Cup;
E o pós rock atmosférico dos italanos do Movion com a épica "I, The Machine".

Descobertas Groover #16 - Zircon Skyeband, Terje Gravdal, Misantropia Miscelanea e mais

Limited Speed

Mister Happy (Radio Edit)

Happy It's Not Me

WINE

Life on the playa is always full of surprises.  We were programmed on Tuesday night but the bus had some technical issues and could not leave the camp.  We left a bit sad without playing on our favorite ship. 
But the robot heart team was kind enough to reprogram us on the Sunday morning .  
We were determined to make it a magical a sunrise. Enjoy this 3h set on the playa we will never forget. 
We will miss everyone deeply this year but we will all come back to the magic land and embrace every second with all of you. 
Till then stay safe. 
One love 
Birds of Mind

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Photo: Jean Sini

Birds of Mind - Robot Heart - Burning Man 2019

Music has been the constant rhythm of Rip Gerber’s life, whose lifelong dedication to music has culminated in his heartfelt 2025 debut album at age 62, titled Three-Chord Town. Born into a family with rich musical roots — his great-great-grandfather invented the euphonium and his father played the Hammond organ at gatherings — Gerber’s love for music ignited at the tender age of five when he began playing the piano. His early performances, including a recital at the prestigious Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., laid the foundation for a deep-seated musical legacy.

Happy It's Not Me

Rip Gerber

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