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08/16/2026

🤖🏆 CAN AI WIN A GRAMMY?

AI is already changing the way music is written, produced and recorded.

But could an AI-assisted song actually win a Grammy?

And if it does, who deserves the award? The artist? The producer? The person behind the prompt? Or are we heading into completely new territory?

🎙️ I break it down in the latest Meet Me For Coffee.

What do you think — should AI-generated music be eligible for a Grammy?

07/24/2026

07/24/2026

🎸 Did you know U2 once made an unforgettable stop in Springfield?

When one of the world’s biggest rock bands appeared on The Simpsons, it became one of the show’s most iconic celebrity cameos. It’s the perfect mix of music history and classic TV nostalgia.

What’s your favorite U2 song of all time? Let me know in the comments! 👇

07/22/2026

🎸 Did You Know?

R.E.M. actually appeared as themselves on The Simpsons in “Homer the Moe” (Season 13, Episode 3).

In the episode, Homer tricks the band into playing at his new garage bar by telling them it’s a charity event. Once they realize they’ve been duped, they don’t get mad—they just roll with it and perform “It’s the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine)”, with Homer hilariously making up his own lyrics.

It’s one of the most memorable rock band cameos in Simpsons history—and a perfect example of why so many legendary musicians wanted to be part of the show.

🎤 Question: Which band’s Simpsons cameo is your favorite?

07/14/2026

🎤 Did you know Michael Jackson secretly appeared on The Simpsons?

In 1991, he voiced a character in the legendary episode Stark Raving Dad, but he wasn’t credited under his real name. Instead, the credits listed John Jay Smith, leaving fans wondering for years if it was really him.

Years later, the episode was removed from circulation, making it one of the most talked-about chapters in Simpsons history.

This is Springfield Soundtrack—a series exploring the artists, bands, and unforgettable music moments that made The Simpsons part of music history.

Did you ever watch this episode before it was removed? 👇

07/09/2026

How do you follow the biggest album of all time?

That was the challenge facing Michael Jackson after Thriller changed music forever.

Most artists would have struggled under that kind of pressure.

Instead, he released Bad.

The album produced five No. 1 singles, sold more than 35 million copies worldwide, and gave us classics like “Smooth Criminal,” “Man in the Mirror,” “The Way You Make Me Feel,” “Bad,” and “Dirty Diana.”

It wasn’t just a follow-up to Thriller…

It became one of the greatest pop albums ever made.

🎥 Watch the full short and let me know your thoughts!

Question for everyone:

If you could only keep ONE Michael Jackson album for the rest of your life, which would it be?

👑 Thriller
🔥 Bad

06/14/2026

Talking with Jonathan Donais from Living Wreckage, Anthrax, and Shadows Fall about new Living Wreckage music. He discusses staying true to his high school influences and the thrash/death metal sound, with a nod to rock and roll.

06/13/2026

Just dropped an awesome episode with Jonathan Donais from Shadows Fall, Anthrax and Living Wreckage. Check out the link below !

https://www.meetmeforcoffee.co/jonathan-donais-living-wreckage-anthrax-new-music-heavy-riffs-the-next-chapter/

06/12/2026

Jonathan Donais talks about how the 2022 reunion show led to new Shadows Fall music.

What started as a reunion became something much bigger.

The rest is history. 🤘

06/03/2026

Don't forget tomorrow, Paula Cole will be on the show.
Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts!

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