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Lars Gotrich | December 5, 2025
There's nothing easy about the laid-back cool of Air's music. On record and for film soundtracks, the French electronic duo turns distressed dreams into symphonies plucked from cotton candy clouds — sonically light, but heavy with emotion. Yet to see Air's members perform live, everything seems so effortless.

Nicolas Godin and Jean-Benoît Dunckel have been looking back on Air's catalog recently, extending the anniversary tour of their debut album. Surrounded by synths and keys bearing Air's block-letter logo, the band opens this Tiny Desk with "Le Voyage de Pénélope," the piano-driven, interstellar fantasia from 1998's Moon Safari. Talkie Walkie's "Cherry Blossom Girl," a sweet love song with slightly sinister undertones, gets stripped back to acoustic guitar, a sparse Rhodes melody and close harmonies.

Officially released 25 years ago, Air's score for The Virgin Suicides, Sofia Coppola's first film, still captures a specific, yet universal nostaglia. In her essay for NPR Music, writer Paula Mejía says the soundtrack has "become a reference point for film composers aiming to create more than just an atmosphere for characters to inhabit." Watching Air perform "Highschool Lover" and "Dirty Trip" behind the Desk, a collective memory occurs — not from the movie itself, but our own teenage selves re-living crushes, awkward encounters and impossible-to-describe feelings.

SET LIST
"Le Voyage de Pénélope"
"Cherry Blossom Girl"
"Highschool Lover"
"Dirty Trip"

MUSICIANS
Nicolas Godin: piano, guitar, bass, vocals
Jean-Benoît Dunckel: keys, piano, vocals
Louis Delorme: drums, keys, vocals

TINY DESK TEAM
Producer: Robin Hilton
Director/Editor: Maia Stern
Audio Technical Director: Josh Newell
Host/Series Producer: Bobby Carter
Videographers: Maia Stern, Joshua Bryant, Sofia Seidel
Audio Engineer: Hannah Gluvna
Production Assistant: Dora Levite
Photographer: Maansi Srivastava
Tiny Desk Team: Kara Frame, Ashley Pointer
Series Editor: Lars Gotrich
Executive Producer: Suraya Mohamed
Executive Director: Sonali Mehta
Series Creators: Bob Boilen, Stephen Thompson, Robin Hilton

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Yet again, another priceless jingle from the 80s.

These commercials were so lame, but the song almost make it ok. There's a life lesson to be had here- chew gum and uhh... go... ski... or something.

Song/Commercial by Juicy Fruit
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Ozzy Osbourne, the hellraising frontman of Black Sabbath and reality TV star, has died aged 76. CNN’s Stephanie Elam looks back at the legendary career as the Godfather of Heavy Metal.

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Jazz trumpeter Tom Browne topped the R&B charts for four weeks with a song that was a valentine to his Jamaica home in Queens, New York. Jamaica is a middle class neighborhood that has a large African American and Caribbean population. It was established in 1656 as a colony when the Dutch ruled New Netherlands which included territory now held by New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Connecticut and parts of Pennsylvania and Rhode Island.

The name Jamaica came from the Lenape Indians who called the area "yamecah" which meant beaver. The Dutch spelled it with a "j", which in their language is sounds like "y". Over time, the English took over and retained the Dutch spelling of jamecah and the hard J sound slowly took over and the name transformed to Jamaica.

Thomas Frederick Browne was born October 30, 1954 in Jamaica, Queens. He was a student of New York's High School of Music and Art he became a regular on the New York jazz scene as a trumpet player and in 1978 he played in a club where George Benson also played and was offered a contract with GRP Music, distributed by Clive Davis' Arista Records.

He is also a licensed air pilot in addition to gigging with other jazz greats like Lonnie Liston Smith, Sonny Fortune and Weldon Irvine.

He released his first LP "Browne Sugar" in 1979 which contained a cover of Roberta Flack and Donny Hathaway hit, "The Closer I Get To You" and disco oriented jazz funk.

His second LP, "Love Approach" released in 1980 was his breakout hit album that contained "Funkin' For Jamaica (N.Y.)" a #1 R&B hit for four weeks. Surprisingly, the song totally missed the Hot100 probably due to the disco backlash and was not promoted.

He decided to name a jam he had done "Funkin' For Jamaica" while he was at his parents home and wrote the bass line. He handed that to Bernard Wright, a jazz keyboardist and the son of Roberta Flack. He loved what he heard and got right into the groove and laid down some awesome synth tracks, with Dave Grusin on piano, Marcus Miller on bass, Bobby Broom on guitar, Buddy Williams on drums and Crusher Bennett on percussion in a jam session that really got cookin!

The final piece of this puzzle was vocalist Toni Smith, whose vibrant vocals resembled Chaka Khan which led to a lot of confusion when record buyers asked for "the new Chaka Khan" tune. To give the song more energy, the group developed a rap and it included the party sounds of many of their neighbors in Jamaica.

Hit singles have eluded him since then, but he built a strong jazz following that saw him release an album a year up to 1984, then sporadically with the most recent waxing, "S'up" in 2010. While the Hot100 ignored him, he got the last laugh as "Funkin' For Jamaica" has become a touchstone and a staple of house parties and dance DJ's around the world all the way to today that prove its universal appeal and influence. It's a happy party song, funky but firmly planted in jazz, just like the residents of Jamaica, NY.

WILD MOGULS TV: PERSPECTIVE - KEITH WASHINGTON
In this exclusive interview clip, legendary R&B singer and actor Keith Washington sits down with Wild Moguls TV to share never-before-heard stories from the set of the classic film Poetic Justice.
Keith Washington opens up about working alongside Tupac and Janet Jackson and reveals shocking behind-the-scenes moments — including the time he and Tupac were both nearly fired from the movie.
He also breaks down:
• What really happened on the set of Poetic Justice
• Tupac being late and costing thousands on production
• His personal experience working with Janet Jackson
• How director John Singleton created real tension between actors
• The truth about method acting in Hollywood
• His wild real-life encounter with Martin Lawrence that almost turned into a fight
• How Tisha Campbell convinced him to do the Martin show
This is a rare and unfiltered look into Hollywood, hip-hop culture, and one of the most iconic eras in entertainment history.
If you’re a fan of Tupac, classic films, and real industry stories, this is a must-watch.
Subscribe to Wild Moguls TV for more exclusive interviews and untold stories from music, film, and culture.
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😳😳 The internet is officially TURNED UPSIDE DOWN and the streets are talking 👀🔥
FREEKEY ZEKEY is DONE being called soft and now he’s stepping up in a MAJOR way after shocking footage has surfaced showing Jim Jones confronting Dame Dash in the streets… and it DID NOT go the way Jim expected.
For years Jim Jones has carried a certified gangster image online — but when Dame Dash, a real one pushing 50+, was READY for the fair one, Jim Jones suddenly wanted NO STATIC AT ALL. The video tells a different story than the tough talk, and now FREEKEY ZEKEY is speaking loud, making it clear he’s not taking Jim Jones lightly EVER AGAIN.
Was this the moment Jim Jones got exposed?
Did disrespecting Dame Dash, FreeKey Zekey, Cam’ron, and others finally catch up with him?
Is this proof that internet energy doesn’t always translate to REAL LIFE pressure?
This situation has reopened old Dipset wounds, reignited street conversations, and raised one serious question:
When it’s time to throw hands in real life, how do you really react?!
The footage is spreading fast, opinions are divided, and the culture is watching closely. This isn’t just entertainment — this is ego, respect, and reputation all colliding in real time.
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