The Jesea Lee Show #4 - Crooked Teeth
Jun 6, 2023
Tyson Evans and Emma Oakley, members of the band Crooked Teeth, share their insights on surviving as a touring band while navigating the unpredictable music industry. They discuss their latest single 'Drink Bleach' and the unique challenges of live performances, including their use of backing tracks. The duo reflects on personal style influenced by nostalgia, especially from 'Freaks and Geeks,' and their upcoming Cleveland tour, all while maintaining a sense of humor about concert commercialization and online feedback.
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Inspiration from RBF Experience
- Tyson Evans shares a personal story about being mistaken for having "resting bitch face" while working at Starbucks.
- This encounter inspired the lyrics and theme of their song "Drink Bleach."
Backing Tracks Are a Skill
- Playing with backing tracks is a distinct skill requiring precise timing and tech setup.
- Using backing tracks is common even among major bands, akin to the use of autotune.
Embrace Modern Performance Methods
- Don't criticize bands for using backing tracks; it's a modern necessity for many.
- Focus on the performance and musicianship rather than purist views on instrument setup.