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EP81: Smash Mouth

07-Sep-23 22:00

EP81: Smash Mouth

Hailing from California, Smash Mouth emerged in the late 1990s with their distinctive blend of pop-rock and ska punk. Their signature sound, characterized by lively guitars and clever lyrics, quickly resonated with audiences. Over the years, their music has found its way into movie soundtracks, making Smash Mouth a beloved fixture in the world of pop music.

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She Turns Me On (Smash Mouth)

Perfect Planet (Magic)

Why Can't We Be Friends (Fush Yu Mang)

I'm A Believer (Smash Mouth)

Beer Goggles (Fush Yu Mang)

You Are My Number One (ft Ranking Roger) (Get The Picture?)

Pacific Coast Party (Smash Mouth)

Hot (Get The Picture?)

So Insane (Summer Girl)

Padrino (Fush Yu Mang)

Walkin' On The Sun (Fush Yu Mang)

Produced by: Daryl Ong

Presented by: Daryl Ong


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Categories:  music

Tags:  smash mouth,  steve harwell,  ska punk,  back to back,  pop-rock, 


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