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From Acoustic to Electric: Ahmad El-Sayed’s Songwriting Process for Goof on The Hang!
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Join us for an exclusive 1:1 interview with Ahmad El-Sayed, the passionate founder and frontman of the rising punk rock band Goof. Ahmad takes us through his musical journey, from his early influences of rock and roll and Western music to the formation of Goof and their unique live recording approach. Discover the meaning behind the band's name, the creative process behind their album 'Kill 'em All,' and Ahmad's favorite tracks like 'Sue Me and Shut Up' and 'Brown Boy.' Get insights into their upcoming album set for a September release, their plans for live shows in the Bay Area, and Ahmad's thoughts on the role of AI in music. Don't miss Ahmad's reflections on supporting justice and righteousness through their music, and his current musical inspirations, including The Coathangers and Witch Melter. @gooftheband2731
00:00 Introduction to Ahmad El-Sayed and Goof
03:41 Ahmad's Musical Journey and Influences
08:52 Forming Goof and the Current Lineup
11:24 The Meaning Behind the Name: Goof and its Influence
13:36 Recording Live: Capturing the Energy of Goof's Music
22:52 Favorite Songs on the Album
23:21 Translating Songs from Acoustic to Electric
29:25 Upcoming Album and Live Shows
32:29 Thoughts on AI in Music
36:46 Aspirations for Goof as a Band
42:06 Recommended Artists: The Coathangers and Witch Melter
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