Every other week, Anthony Kozlowski pens the Atwood Magazine column Tunes & Tumblers, pairing new and classic albums with cocktail recipes. He quickly found however that drinking alone is a sad business. So he invited his friends Pedro Isaac Chairez and Ryan James into a recording booth to aid in mixing delicious drinks and to discuss the music that they all love. Strap on your headphones and enjoy a cold one on us.
Pop artist and TikTok mashup king Max Frost drops by Tunes & Tumblers to discuss his ‘Flying Machines’ EP, share a mind-blowing mezcal cocktail, and dish up a cautionary tale of why you need to back up your stuff on the cloud!
words by Nasya Blackshear
Pop singer/songwriter and TikTok mashup king, and we mean KING because those mashups are iconic, Max Frost drops by Tunes & Tumblers to discuss his latest EP, Flying Machines, share a mind-blowing mezcal cocktail, and dish up a cautionary tale of why you need to back up your stuff on the cloud (spoiler: it might be due to the fact that the world sucks and we live in a crime-ridden society, but we’ll let you be the judge of that). “My music has been like a little airplane I’ve been trying to build in my backyard,” Frost says. “The things you create chasing a dream are fragile, difficult to get off the ground, and sometimes magical if you get lucky.” Cheers!
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Wanna drink with us? Then you’ve gotta do it responsibly. Here’s Pedro’s recipe for one hell of a mezcal.
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Flying Machine
- 2oz Mezcal
- 5oz Aperol
- 2oz Fresh OJ
- .5oz Fresh Lime Juice
- 1tsp Honey
- 2oz Topo Chico
- Orange Peel
Shake mezcal, Aperol, OJ, lime juice, and honey with ice. Strain into stemmed glass and top with chilled Topo Chico. Garnish with orange peel and enjoy!
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