Hello, everybody. Joe here. As you may have noticed, I've taken a little bit of a break from

the trap set over the past six weeks so I could focus on prepping my album release,

scoring films and TV shows, and celebrating the holidays. But we're entering our fifth year as a

podcast strong with upcoming episodes with Money Mark, Jason Sutter, Ben Gibbard, Flee, Ben Lee, and more.

We're glad to be back, and we're glad to have you with us.

Now, let's do the show.

You know, I would say up until college, most of the things like I listened to,

we're kind of shameful, to be quite frank.

Oh, oh, like I listened to, we're kind of shameful, to be quite frank. This is Joe Wong.

Welcome to the Trap Set. I want to play something for you.

Connor as October sees the leaves turn

Colors you're so much older than when we first met each other down in southern Cali

and the pounding pattern drama pumping blood was sounding even though the subject was too young You're hearing Pompin' Blood was sounding even though the subject was too young.

You're hearing Stained Glass Slippers by Y, featuring my guest Josiah Wolf on drums.

Along with his brother Yani, Josiah co-founded Y in 2004.

Over the course of six albums, he's demonstrated a talent for compositional drumming,

paired with a gift for dynamic sensitivity.

A multi-instrumentalist,

Josiah also released a solo album, Jetlag.

I spoke to him in Pasadena, California,

during a recent Y tour.

And now my conversation with Josiah Wolf.

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