This dude is humble, hard-working, and you can just tell he's just a sucker for the music. When you come across people who feel this way about music, and are having success in doing it after grinding for so long, it's just a great feeling.
I met him few weeks ago. He invited my family to come back stage to meet him and some of his band. They were all super kind and down to earth. It was very impactful moment to us all. Especially for my 7 year old son. LC even subscribed to my kids RUclips channel 😊. Now he thinks we are friends with him.
Almost unbearable amounts of bromance here, stop it! (actually dont, its a great thing that people can have this much of respect and love for eachother) I've followed all of you three since 2008, I know the music of every one of you through and through, you've probably been the most inspirational conteporaries for me, great to see you getting together and making this video, feels like I'm meeting old friends :)
Could’ve talked about Genevieves influence on the music, they’re giving him credit for all of those harmonies but I think she had a lot to do with it as well
God I remember being absolutely OBSESSED with Louis's stuff, his work is like a singularity of a gravitational force because he has his own musical language paired with absolutely ferocious passion. His harmonic content is just so rich and fun and crazy but I just think there is TONS of emotional range in his work too... I think Window Shop might be one of the greatest songs of all time - it mixes 90's anime synths with breakneck drumming and heart melting vocals from Genevieve - possibly one of the most satisfying pieces of music ever. Thanks for this guys, this was amazing.
neither Luis or Sam has confirmed involvement, probly wanna try to keep up the mystery even though pretty much everyone knows it's him at this point, but I'm sure they asked him about it off camera
when louis plays the drums it's like this unstoppable, commanding barrage of rhythmic mechanism. SOVL METRONOME he is singlehandedly keeping drum and bass in vogue for the next generation. regards, another drummer
You guys just unlocked so much Louis Cole lore for the masses! Thank you so much! Because of where i am in my producing journey i especially enjoyed the part about ozone limiting/mastering and drum micing! Epic!
Nahhh….that “Baaaaby” scream is seriously some of the FUNKIEST vocals of the last decade for sure. From the intervals of the notes themselves to the pure, raw, emotionally expression. Wow.
I have to say - its so awesome to hear questions like, where does the money come from, and how much do you work. Its so inspiring to hear about process and the art, the stuff that really matters, but its also so helpful to hear answers to questions like these as I try to piece my income together and figure out my life.
When i first heard Louis (yes sadly just about 6 months ago) his music just exploded in my head. Love the arrangements, funkiness, improv - everything.
...I have always listened to every musical genre appreciating the quality, imagination and talent, as well as the commitment of each artist, and in these years in which I have the impression that creativity has flattened, I find that Louis Cole brings something back in mind to my ears, perhaps not entirely new, but he certainly manages to give new life to something that was dying, I thank him because for me music is something indispensable, and I wish him the success he deserves, and he deserves it above all because his art is the fruit of his passion and not of the search for fame and success
28:42-29:20 this is the most succinct description of Louis' vibe I've heard yet. I can completely relate. I grew up in the Lutheran church as a son of two pastors, with my mom doubling on organ and flute most Sundays. Around age 14 I started to get into jazz and then Alt rock (Radiohead and Rage) and no genre really blended the beautiful chorale orchestrations with the driving and harmonically adventurous vibe that progressive artists were putting down at the time. Louis Cole is almost my 'church music' these days, and his art helps me trace a cohesive narrative of my musical journey through life. That's why I truly love and appreciate him and his vision. I hope I get to jam with him someday. Thank you guys for this interview!
"I barely know what I'm doing, but I know what I like hearing" is such a good mindset to have when making music. Finding out for yourself how things work and what does what absolutely helps make a sound that's truly yours
'Punchy, and a little crunchy.'Luvvit! :D Louis Cole is INSANE in da beat-brain!! 23:50 It's as if he's dropped in an infusion of YES music--those prog-jazz runs...'twinkles', 'ghost notes'...gotta love this dude! :D
I think the main reason that Louis' output speaks to music heads so much is because it's basically one big in-joke, played with exceptional talent. I'm a huge believer that good music is basically comedy, and Louis' work is impeccable hilarity. Same with Thundercat, FlyLo, and Collier to some extent. Great music is funny as fuck.
Aw, I just happened to be going on a kick this past week trying to find anything new from Louis Cole, without much luck, then worrying he's maybe shifted careers or something... So great to see him alive and well. Really love his music, it has given me much joy, and I just wish him the best in whatever he's up to. Thanks for the great little video here.
I’m just smiling the entire time I’m watching this. I love love love Louis Cole soo much, i love seeing him get the recognition he deserves, it’s beautiful that him and thundercat crossed paths and “I love Louis Cole” ended up on a Grammy winning album! Seeing Louis’s face while talking about a 50 piece orhcestra is what it’s all about. This dude inspires me daily.. I love Louis Cole:)
feel so lucky to have seen knower twice, once the duo at the Rex and once the full band at the Horseshoe both in Toronto. Two of the best shows I've ever seen honestly
Ben Levin would be fantastic to see on here - he's got so much work credits now doing session stuff for so many artists, and his tone has the same kind of "this can only be Ben Levin" to it that Louis has with his music
One of my favorite musicians of all time is Louis. He knows how to create a heavenly sound. Epic Comedy plus Epic Music. :D Awesome channel. God bless you guys.
Favorite drummer, musician, songwriter, producer I've ever encountered I think. My damn hero and makes me wanna quit. Also, love his Mario Kart soundtrack influences haha!
Louis Cole! Man! I found him and Genevieve Artadi during the pandemic and fell in love with their music. You know, that part of the story Louis is telling about when he and Thundercat were jamming and Louis was thinking, that was a good warm up. Let's record. It reminds me of Thelonious Monk in Straight No Chaser. Same thing happened. He was playing and when he finished, the producer was like, alright. That was a good warm up lets run it again. Thelonious was like, WHAT!!! You didn't get that?!!! LMAO
Love everything louis does, love his solo, knower, his features on big band and snarky puppy, just a monster drummer, composer singer just an inspiration for everything musical. I see Louis Cole on a project I get hype every time without question.
SUCH an amazing interview. This mix of amazing interviewers having such a close relationship to the person they are interviewing is so rare, this is gold
I never thought that louis cole is actually a normal human being. I think this is the best musicians react episode, and I would say by a long shot, but the episode with the back vocals of aretha is so much killing too. Would love to see Genevieve next.
Its amazing to see how unconstrained of an approach Louis takes with mixing! Makes me feel much more confident and want to experiment more rather than go the proven conventional route of doing things! Awesome talk, wish it didnt end! Much love
I love that you brought up his unique sense of harmony and chord structure. I don’t know the first thing about that shit, but my ears constantly tell me that what Louis is doing is really special.
Loved Louis music for a long time but I think this is the first time I've actually heard him talk. Very cool, friendly and down to earth as expected. Awesome video!
This was super inspiring! I did not know Louis before but the way he describes his process makes the whole production side of things seem so much more accessible. I'm gonna try to take it to heart and stop focusing on doing it "correctly" and instead doing it in a way that achieves what I want.
You nailed it. Think about how many times in the past someone introduced an "incorrect" production technique only to have people love it and then everyone starts copying it. So, do you.
There’s no correct in art. There’s a way to do things that are traditional, and that’s how you learn, but ultimately great art is created when you break the traditional “rules”
Wow, actually I discovered Louis through Austin Peralta as well! That video of Goodbye Porkpie Hat from Austin's last performance breaks my heart every time I hear it. Gone too soon. Thanks for the episode y'all. Really love the deep dive into the people and community behind some of my favorite music.
16:02 - "Learning it sucks..." story of my musical life. I have so many song ideas I've played over the decades which I have no clue how to play anymore. Even if I played the idea over and over for days or weeks, it's gone a month later if I stopped playing it.
@@GizzyDillespee I forgot to say, I always record my ideas. But, even in doing that, I can't seems to remember how I play them later down the road. Luckily, I am still finding ways to use these idea snippets, even if I have to do some heavy editing in Audacity to line them up to a click. Thanks for the suggestion. I have a little Zoom H1 I use, or my iPhone, which reminds me. I have sync issues every time I try to line up Zoom and iPhone audio together. Any advice for how to solve that problem?
Super fantastic interview. Love the chemestry. Love Lewis and will check out Thundercats for sure. ....one day, a Clown Core vid was on my feed. Here I am now and forever.❤
I first remember seeing Louis on Jack's early solo stuff and he's been my absolutely favorite drummer ever since. He has such a unique voice on the kit, and his music is just incredible. Thank you for having him on the show! Really enjoyed this!
This is so cool. I'm a huge Louis Cole fan and Scary Pockets fan, never had a CLUE until now ya'll were friends! This for some reason makes me so happy lol!
This is probably my favorite episode ever! I just love the vibes, the emotion of listening to each other talking about your work. I admire all of you deeply. Thanks for being such a ginormous source of inspiration! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Loved this one so much! I first heard of Louis Cole via London Elektricity, via the track "Night", which he dropped first on an episode of the Hospital Records Podcast (#412). Then I found the track Thinking and the rest of that amazing Live Sesh EP, then Knower via Die Right Now. Some of my absolute favourite music. I hope you guys have Louis back soon!
Only wish this was longer! For a great example of his 2 mic setup Louis talks about at the end. Check out how he mic’d his kit on Knower’s overtime. Killer drum sounds and makes me want to continue exploring during micing techniques
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I really hope one day Thundercat comes on this show
So do we!
That would be insaaaaane
@@DeadWaxShow I bet he would in a heartbeat!
he won't bc he has taste
@@clumsiii ???
This dude is humble, hard-working, and you can just tell he's just a sucker for the music. When you come across people who feel this way about music, and are having success in doing it after grinding for so long, it's just a great feeling.
I met him few weeks ago. He invited my family to come back stage to meet him and some of his band. They were all super kind and down to earth. It was very impactful moment to us all. Especially for my 7 year old son. LC even subscribed to my kids RUclips channel 😊. Now he thinks we are friends with him.
What! That's amazing. How did you meet? I can only dream
I always felt like Louis Cole and Bill Wurtz had a lot in common, you guys should have them both on the show together!
I would fuckin LOVE to see Bill with these guys!
Oh my god that would be amazeballs
I was going to comment the very same exact thing
yeah their stuff can get pretty similar to one another
They also kinda look similar in a weird way? Would love to see this.
Louis is a caliber of artist that makes me think "I'm fortunate to have been alive to see this"
Absolutely. His spirit of being in it for the music & fuck the fame just oozes out of him. So much humility
I would’ve loved to know Louis’ thoughts on Clown Core! Their drumming sounds so similar 👀
Wink, wink
👀👀👀
this has 69 likes and it needs to stay that way
😏
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_Cole_(musician)#Discography
Almost unbearable amounts of bromance here, stop it! (actually dont, its a great thing that people can have this much of respect and love for eachother) I've followed all of you three since 2008, I know the music of every one of you through and through, you've probably been the most inspirational conteporaries for me, great to see you getting together and making this video, feels like I'm meeting old friends :)
Soooo true. Great comment - love seeing friends win and give flowers to each other. 🔥🔥🔥
yeah this is super comfy
might be why thunder cat hasn't come on the show yet.
Louis lives up to the Van Neistat ethos of: "Your workaround is your style."
Now THAT'S a quote
So much this! :D
Could’ve talked about Genevieves influence on the music, they’re giving him credit for all of those harmonies but I think she had a lot to do with it as well
God I remember being absolutely OBSESSED with Louis's stuff, his work is like a singularity of a gravitational force because he has his own musical language paired with absolutely ferocious passion. His harmonic content is just so rich and fun and crazy but I just think there is TONS of emotional range in his work too... I think Window Shop might be one of the greatest songs of all time - it mixes 90's anime synths with breakneck drumming and heart melting vocals from Genevieve - possibly one of the most satisfying pieces of music ever. Thanks for this guys, this was amazing.
quite honestly, I like his solo version of Window Shop better
@@binguloid I definitely do not.
Great episode! Big fan of Louis ❤I would've really loved to hear his thoughts on Clown Core though 😉🤡
I was thinking the same thing 👀
Yeees why didnt they at least mention itt
neither Luis or Sam has confirmed involvement, probly wanna try to keep up the mystery even though pretty much everyone knows it's him at this point, but I'm sure they asked him about it off camera
same !
louis cole has never heard of left clown
when louis plays the drums it's like this unstoppable, commanding barrage of rhythmic mechanism. SOVL METRONOME
he is singlehandedly keeping drum and bass in vogue for the next generation.
regards,
another drummer
love this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
YES! Louis is SO talented
All of this discussion was fascinating but isolating the drum parts blew my mind! Never seen anything like it before 🤯
He has drum solo tutorials on his channel ;)
You guys just unlocked so much Louis Cole lore for the masses! Thank you so much! Because of where i am in my producing journey i especially enjoyed the part about ozone limiting/mastering and drum micing! Epic!
Nahhh….that “Baaaaby” scream is seriously some of the FUNKIEST vocals of the last decade for sure. From the intervals of the notes themselves to the pure, raw, emotionally expression. Wow.
louis cole is one of the best things that happened to music after 2010
I think we all love his music because it's full of surprise and us musicians are typically not easily surprised since we devour all genres intensly.
Louis Cole is one of the best drummers I have ever listened to. So fucking good!!! Absolutely killer.
i really wish this entire conversation were unedited. love to see such rad musicians gettin into why's and when's and how's. im here for more
Yeah, I'd love a video of these three just nerding out for an evening with some beers and records. It would be adorable and ridiculously cool.
Louis is out of this world, one of a kind
I respect him so much
I have to say - its so awesome to hear questions like, where does the money come from, and how much do you work. Its so inspiring to hear about process and the art, the stuff that really matters, but its also so helpful to hear answers to questions like these as I try to piece my income together and figure out my life.
When i first heard Louis (yes sadly just about 6 months ago) his music just exploded in my head. Love the arrangements, funkiness, improv - everything.
Enjoy the rabbit hole!
Im at this moment right now
Who doesn't love Louis Cole!?
I first heard of Louis Cole from a Mononeon video. Then I listened to some of his stuff and was hooked. LOVE his chord changes.
Mean it? I was there too
...I have always listened to every musical genre appreciating the quality, imagination and talent, as well as the commitment of each artist, and in these years in which I have the impression that creativity has flattened, I find that Louis Cole brings something back in mind to my ears, perhaps not entirely new, but he certainly manages to give new life to something that was dying, I thank him because for me music is something indispensable, and I wish him the success he deserves, and he deserves it above all because his art is the fruit of his passion and not of the search for fame and success
28:42-29:20 this is the most succinct description of Louis' vibe I've heard yet. I can completely relate. I grew up in the Lutheran church as a son of two pastors, with my mom doubling on organ and flute most Sundays. Around age 14 I started to get into jazz and then Alt rock (Radiohead and Rage) and no genre really blended the beautiful chorale orchestrations with the driving and harmonically adventurous vibe that progressive artists were putting down at the time. Louis Cole is almost my 'church music' these days, and his art helps me trace a cohesive narrative of my musical journey through life. That's why I truly love and appreciate him and his vision. I hope I get to jam with him someday. Thank you guys for this interview!
"I barely know what I'm doing, but I know what I like hearing" is such a good mindset to have when making music. Finding out for yourself how things work and what does what absolutely helps make a sound that's truly yours
This episode should've been twice as long!
It is, if you watch it at 50% speed.
yesssssss what a great episode. Louis 🔥🔥
'Punchy, and a little crunchy.'Luvvit! :D Louis Cole is INSANE in da beat-brain!! 23:50 It's as if he's dropped in an infusion of YES music--those prog-jazz runs...'twinkles', 'ghost notes'...gotta love this dude! :D
Now that I know that Mr. Cole has other version of his tunes, I want them super badly. I hope he makes an album with "b-tracks" for his fans.
Wait until you discover clowncore
@@gabrielceolatomuller2120 I already love clowncore! that project is fantastic.
Brilliant episode. These kind of interviews are THE SHIT! it's fast, it's deep, it's interactive, it's all over the place and it's just super fun!
FINALLY! Lousi Cole is awesome
I love Louis Cole
I could not stop smiling and exclaiming out loud how cool this was. Thanks for making it, you wonderful humans!
I think the main reason that Louis' output speaks to music heads so much is because it's basically one big in-joke, played with exceptional talent. I'm a huge believer that good music is basically comedy, and Louis' work is impeccable hilarity. Same with Thundercat, FlyLo, and Collier to some extent. Great music is funny as fuck.
Indeed, Amazing Grace is hilarious!
Insane skill + whimsy = bangers
You nailed what makes me love Frank Zappa so much
You may not agree with the choices, but early Eminem, ICP, and Oliver Tree. I both liked and (to me) were hilarious.
Louis is a beast! And apparently cool asf.
Aw, I just happened to be going on a kick this past week trying to find anything new from Louis Cole, without much luck, then worrying he's maybe shifted careers or something... So great to see him alive and well. Really love his music, it has given me much joy, and I just wish him the best in whatever he's up to. Thanks for the great little video here.
Woooow. I've never listened to Louis Cole. Never too late to start witnessing this sort of genius.
I’m just smiling the entire time I’m watching this. I love love love Louis Cole soo much, i love seeing him get the recognition he deserves, it’s beautiful that him and thundercat crossed paths and “I love Louis Cole” ended up on a Grammy winning album! Seeing Louis’s face while talking about a 50 piece orhcestra is what it’s all about. This dude inspires me daily.. I love Louis Cole:)
feel so lucky to have seen knower twice, once the duo at the Rex and once the full band at the Horseshoe both in Toronto. Two of the best shows I've ever seen honestly
Louis Cole and Ben Levin are by far my two favorite musicians ever. I loved this so much, now you guys just need to get Ben Levin on!
Ben Levin would be fantastic to see on here - he's got so much work credits now doing session stuff for so many artists, and his tone has the same kind of "this can only be Ben Levin" to it that Louis has with his music
LOUIS IS THE BEST
One of my favorite musicians of all time is Louis. He knows how to create a heavenly sound. Epic Comedy plus Epic Music. :D
Awesome channel. God bless you guys.
punk rock plus choral sweetness--YEEEESSSSS!
Favorite drummer, musician, songwriter, producer I've ever encountered I think. My damn hero and makes me wanna quit. Also, love his Mario Kart soundtrack influences haha!
I'm a HUGE Louis Cole fan since the MySpace days. He is one of my favorite musicians/producers/singers/you name it! Thank you for this episode!
Louis Cole! Man! I found him and Genevieve Artadi during the pandemic and fell in love with their music. You know, that part of the story Louis is telling about when he and Thundercat were jamming and Louis was thinking, that was a good warm up. Let's record. It reminds me of Thelonious Monk in Straight No Chaser. Same thing happened. He was playing and when he finished, the producer was like, alright. That was a good warm up lets run it again. Thelonious was like, WHAT!!! You didn't get that?!!! LMAO
Incredible musician that's uniquely creative and killer at drums but above all I enjoy how genuinely playful he is.
Love everything louis does, love his solo, knower, his features on big band and snarky puppy, just a monster drummer, composer singer just an inspiration for everything musical. I see Louis Cole on a project I get hype every time without question.
SUCH an amazing interview. This mix of amazing interviewers having such a close relationship to the person they are interviewing is so rare, this is gold
Louis Cole is such an amazing person.
This was incredible. Thank you for doing it, and doing it this way.
This needs to be shown in music classes, information overload! Im going to have to watch again....
Damn... Now I know that it's not just the music that's mind-blowingly awesome... It's the person too
I never thought that louis cole is actually a normal human being.
I think this is the best musicians react episode, and I would say by a long shot, but the episode with the back vocals of aretha is so much killing too.
Would love to see Genevieve next.
Its amazing to see how unconstrained of an approach Louis takes with mixing! Makes me feel much more confident and want to experiment more rather than go the proven conventional route of doing things! Awesome talk, wish it didnt end! Much love
DAMN I LOVE LOUIS COLE AND I NEED MORE LOUIS COLE MUSIC NOW!!
so glad you are talking about Louis Cole. One of my favorite artists.
Louis Cole is Awesome and super talented... I fell blessed to know his music...
So cool that musicians care for one another. Very lovely.
Hell yeah! Louis is a genius. Nothing else sounds like it.
I never heard about Louis Cole before, it's nice to know about such cool musicians. I feel somewhat at home watching these interviews.
Louis Cole is one of my most favorite artists too. People throw around musical genius but I think he is the real McCoy.
I love that you brought up his unique sense of harmony and chord structure. I don’t know the first thing about that shit, but my ears constantly tell me that what Louis is doing is really special.
I found each of you independent of the other and love that yall are friends! This is amazing!
Loved Louis music for a long time but I think this is the first time I've actually heard him talk. Very cool, friendly and down to earth as expected. Awesome video!
This was truly wonderful to watch. I'm a huge LC fan, to see him hanging out with his buds made my day.
This was super inspiring! I did not know Louis before but the way he describes his process makes the whole production side of things seem so much more accessible. I'm gonna try to take it to heart and stop focusing on doing it "correctly" and instead doing it in a way that achieves what I want.
You nailed it. Think about how many times in the past someone introduced an "incorrect" production technique only to have people love it and then everyone starts copying it. So, do you.
There’s no correct in art. There’s a way to do things that are traditional, and that’s how you learn, but ultimately great art is created when you break the traditional “rules”
Insta loved his music but I never knew the guy. Brilliant "walk in" into his brain and soul. Such a likeable fella. Thanks Dead Wax.
was lucky enough to see louis cole in london few months back, well worth waiting through lockdown for it !
I feel like Louis Cole is such an enigma. Thank you for having him on your platform. The best episode yet!!!
super well done interview, so many interviews on RUclips are just painfully awkward to watch. this was organic and well thought out and fun!!
I also love that so much, I love night, feel alive when the sun goes down
Nobody uses the foot on the high-hat anymore... but Louis does. Love it. Great music.
That was great! 🖤 Louis inspires me so much! Please bring him back for more!
I watched this more than once. I think it might happen again 💯
Wow, actually I discovered Louis through Austin Peralta as well! That video of Goodbye Porkpie Hat from Austin's last performance breaks my heart every time I hear it. Gone too soon. Thanks for the episode y'all. Really love the deep dive into the people and community behind some of my favorite music.
Love austin peralta. Glad to hear his name.
16:02 - "Learning it sucks..." story of my musical life. I have so many song ideas I've played over the decades which I have no clue how to play anymore. Even if I played the idea over and over for days or weeks, it's gone a month later if I stopped playing it.
Zoom or Tascam recorder. Just keep it recording. That way you can move on whenever you want, without worrying about losing track of an idea.
@@GizzyDillespee I forgot to say, I always record my ideas. But, even in doing that, I can't seems to remember how I play them later down the road. Luckily, I am still finding ways to use these idea snippets, even if I have to do some heavy editing in Audacity to line them up to a click. Thanks for the suggestion. I have a little Zoom H1 I use, or my iPhone, which reminds me. I have sync issues every time I try to line up Zoom and iPhone audio together. Any advice for how to solve that problem?
Louis is a living legend and the weird part of the night is one of my favorite tracks too! Awesome episode ❤️
Super fantastic interview. Love the chemestry. Love Lewis and will check out Thundercats for sure.
....one day, a Clown Core vid was on my feed. Here I am now and forever.❤
I first remember seeing Louis on Jack's early solo stuff and he's been my absolutely favorite drummer ever since. He has such a unique voice on the kit, and his music is just incredible. Thank you for having him on the show! Really enjoyed this!
This is so cool. I'm a huge Louis Cole fan and Scary Pockets fan, never had a CLUE until now ya'll were friends! This for some reason makes me so happy lol!
Great reminder of why I love Louis Cole. Back into the wormhole!
oh my god i could have watched hours of this. so great, thank you!
This folks are super talented and hard working. A real inspiration for all people and specially musician
Happiest i've ever been
No joke: One of the best artists/musicians OF ALL TIME.
this man is a beast and is the future of music
This is probably my favorite episode ever! I just love the vibes, the emotion of listening to each other talking about your work. I admire all of you deeply. Thanks for being such a ginormous source of inspiration! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
This was excellent; thanks to everyone(including the crew)!
Loved this one so much! I first heard of Louis Cole via London Elektricity, via the track "Night", which he dropped first on an episode of the Hospital Records Podcast (#412). Then I found the track Thinking and the rest of that amazing Live Sesh EP, then Knower via Die Right Now. Some of my absolute favourite music. I hope you guys have Louis back soon!
Thanks gonna check that out!
"I have so many questions, Louie" "Eww" LMFAO 2:30
Only wish this was longer!
For a great example of his 2 mic setup Louis talks about at the end. Check out how he mic’d his kit on Knower’s overtime.
Killer drum sounds and makes me want to continue exploring during micing techniques
Louis has been working out! Maybe more than just that but we won’t dwell on it.
Louis Cole, such an awesome talent, just wow!
More Louis please! I've adored his offbeat funk for quite some time now, and I need moar!
You deserve all the flowers Louis Cole 💐
Louis Cole "Money" has been my morning alarm for about a year now. 10/10 great morning alarm.