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EPISODE · May 31, 2025 · 29 MIN

Season 6: Electronic Jam Band 2Lot Brings Order to Thermodynamic Disorder

from The Load Out Music Podcast · host Aaron Perlut

Today we diverge from The Load's Out's typical menu of Americana and roots fare into something much more complex.     The band 2Lot is not your typical collection of musicians. Indeed, creating its own unique brand of electronic jam music—fusing electronic elements with inspiration from classic jam bands, hip hop, soul, funk, jazz and rock—2Lot teems with intellectual prowess. After all, the band's name comes from the second law of thermodynamics, as its goal is to resist entropy, or a lack of order or predictability, gradually declining into disorder.   Led by a beacon of U.S. industry, unlike many bands, 2Lot's primary goal focuses on activating and inspiring people while driving social change. The band seeks to highlight causes it believes in such as overcoming addiction—something near and dear to our host's heart—helping kids overcome barriers and discovering gifts, and addressing shortfalls criminal justice.   We welcome in Chase Koch and Robert Trusko of 2Lot for a fascinating conversation on the Load Out Music Podcast. 

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