Life Rhythms

Inspired by his single “Give It Up”, Jerro talks with Ryan Skyy about the ingredients to living a life without regret. They also discuss common pitfalls people run into, and how to avoid them to achieve a fulfilling life.

Wuki joins Life Rhythms to talk with Ryan Skyy about his single “Edge of Seventeen” and discuss the many layers of cultural and archetypal references the classic song makes about doves, new beginnings, and how the worst of times often become the best of times.

Tom Howie and Jimmy Vallance from Bob Moses join Ryan Skyy to talk about how adversity serves as a vehicle for achieving human potential as it relates to their experience coming up as musicians and their single “Hanging On”.

The “Oops (I’m Sorry)” single serves as a jumping off point for Nick Shanholtz from Lost Kings and Ryan Skyy to discuss patterns in relationships along with a dialogue on their shared experience of being typecast as DJs.

Inspired by the cheeky single “Bed”, singer RAYE and relationship expert Susan Winter join Ryan Skyy for a 2-part segment on navigating 21st century dating.

Using his single “Kiss Me”, electronic musician Frank Walker joins Ryan Skyy and co-host Scott Waldman to discuss the nostalgia of the song and how romance has evolved over the years. 

Using their single “Dare Me” Rafael from Plastik Funk joins the discussion on living life unabashedly and the origins of their hit song.

2/3rds of electronic group Giiants discuss their single “Yellow” and the surprises of life and the benefit of the unknown. 

TikTok star and musician Nova Miller discusses gender roles within the music industry and how to combat inequality in 2020.

Using his song “Don’t Leave Me Now”, Belgian DJ Lost Frequencies joins the conversation to talk about the fear of abandonment and moving on. 

Using his song No Therapy, German DJ Felix Jaehn opens up about his personal growth journey and incorporating that into his music. 

Dutch DJ Sam Feldt joins Life Rhythms to talk all about biohacking and bettering one’s self through a systematic approach.