Quitting your job is a recurring fantasy, not a plan: a song to quit your job to imagines deleting Outlook and silencing the Pavlov phone, and MÖB's fuck it let's go bowling turns a boss's voicemail into an excuse to leave for the beach. The Track / Production Commentary episode on the KŌAN single breaks down how that anti-work fantasy became a song, stems and all.
Every place quitting your job turns up across Luke F. Walton's work: 9 songs, 6 episodes, 3 more.
Works named for this topic: a song called Quitting your job, an episode titled after it.
a song to quit your job toSongs, episodes, and writing this topic is about by title or tag.
a song to quit your job to (Track / Production Commentary) - Scoobert Doobert Selling Samples on the Splice Charts with Dylan Kidd fuck it let's go bowling Songwriting, TikTok and Determinism with Slow Leaves (Grant Davidson) Where There’s Air with Wilson Harwood (Soundproof Your Studio) Who Am I Really Fooling AnywayMentions it in the lyrics, notes, or body: adjacent, not the headline.
Boardwalk Economic Kama Sutra KŌAN Masks, Monsters, and Memes No Worries, Yes Worries Some Kind Of Voltage with Rob Maile (AEA Microphones) The Seam Those Foley Steps with Ashlee Chanelle (Epidemic Sound) to everyone who had a good pandemic What Makes You You Wouldn’t It Be NiceSee also: all topics · song themes · podcast episodes