A short interview-style transcript in which Obed Padilla and host Chris Collins discuss musical creativity focused on blending nostalgic elements with new sounds, combining diverse styles (e.g., organ with Latin drums), and embracing Latin roots. The speakers emphasize experimentation, structured 'organized chaos', and cultural influence from Mexican and Costa Rican heritage.
I am a sucker for nostalgia. So I feel like blending something that is, like, old, but making it new, taking all of these references and inspirations. There is a familiarity.
To it, also to the. The different styles, because the organ, you wouldn't think would go with the kind of the Latin drums.
And I think that's. That was a big thing, too, is just, like, the blending of all these different sounds. Like, it's like, no can tell. There's no rules. But there's also a structure.
Yeah, it's.
Like organized chaos. I just remember hearing it. And also, I think being Mexican and Costa Rican, there's just the Latin roots of it.
I feel this in my blood.
