Podcast appearances and mentions of aaron abernathy

On this edition of Discologist, Eduardo and Kevin are checking in on new music from Aaron Abernathy, Prefuse 73, The Messthetics with James Brandon Lewis, The Mad Archaic, and more. PLUS! Is AI about to take over music? The launch of Suno may cause to sound the alarm so we're taking a look at what exactly it does, how it may disrupt the industry, and what we should be doing about it. .------We're able to bring you great conversations like this and more because of your generous support. Please consider making a one time gift or a recurring donation today!SUPPORTSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/discologist. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What's Good, Good People! Supercharge your day with the positive vibes of these highly energetic bangers! So open your ears and your mind and just vibe out :40 Juanita Euka is a force to be reckoned with. The emerging Congolese superstar just dropped her album Mabanzo, an opus deeply rooted in her African and South American lineage. I've got one of many great singles on deck for your listening pleasure. Delve deep into the vibes her record “Blood” as her illustrative words elevates your day. You can get all of that dopiness and support her music by clicking the link below: https://strut.k7store.com/juanita-euka 5:25 It's been a while since we've heard new music form Aaron Abernathy, but the wait is over! The illustrious soul crooner just dropped some new heat. He joined forces with British producer Greg Jong and the duo are dropping some bonafide jewels. I have one of those jawns called “Looking Up” ready for your vibing pleasure. Make sure you hit the link below to grab this phenomenal opus: http://www.aaronabernathy.com/ 12:00 You know what time it is… It's time for Buy or Slide! We're checking the latest from the buls King Garbage. The in demand producers are taking a break from creating for others and are focusing on creating their own jewels. They just released their album Heavy Metal Greasy Love, which is making noise all over the globe. I got one of their singles off this jawn “Let Em Talk” queued up right now. So is the juice worth the squeeze? Take a listen and check it out for yourself. https://king-garbage.bandcamp.com/album/heavy-metal-greasy-love Send me some music to review. Go to iamtheonemangang.com/submissions While you're there, you can get exclusive content, behind the scenes footage, and some cool merch. Follow me on Social Media: @iamthe1mangang Thanks for your continued support! -1MG

Peace family. Great music, has no expiration date, and we intend to keep it that way. On this episode, we have a wonderful interview with Philadelphia, PA's own, singer/songwriter/producer Ashley Scott. Ashley is chill, knowledgeable, and a definite master of his craft. We talk about his musical, and family, roots, the story of his music, and what keeps him busy during this time we're in right now. We also sprinkle in some choice cuts from Tavares, Howard Johnson, Aaron Abernathy, and Deja....just to name a few. We hope this episode gives you some added inspiration, and keeps you tapping your feet to the groove. Oh yes, you can find all of Ashley Scott's music on Bandcamp. Go on over there and show him some love. If you have a request, drop us a line at greatsoulradio@gmail.com. Thanks as always for tuning in, and remember---Tell a friend, to tell a friend, to tell a friend, all about The Throwback Lounge. It's not just a show....IT'S AN EXPERIENCE!! 1 LOVE OPENING CUT: LET THE MUSIC PLAY-BARRY WHITE 1. BAD TIMES-TAVARES 2. REMIND ME-PATRICE RUSHEN 3. IF I DON'T GET YOUR LOVE-THE WHISPERS 4. KEEPING LOVE NEW-HOWARD JOHNSON 5. BETTER LOVE-LUTHER VANDROSS 6. HARD 2 PUT THE WORDS TO IT-DARIEN DEAN ------ASHLEY SCOTT INTERVIEW FROM 7PM TIL 8:15PM QUICK HITTER SET 7. SWEETEST THING-AARON ABERNATHY 8. GREATEST LOVER-HESTON 9. ONE LIFE-HIL ST. SOUL 10. HOWARD GIRLS-ERIC ROBERSON 11. LADY-D'ANGELO CHAMPAGNE HOUR 12. SENT FROM HEAVEN-RAHSAAN PATTERSON 13. SOUL OF A WOMAN-JOHNNY GILL 14. YOU'RE THE BEST THING IN MY LIFE-THE DRAMATICS 15. MAGIC MAN-ROBERT WINTERS & FALL 16. THAT'S THE WAY I FEEL ABOUT CHA-BOBBY WOMACK 17. YOU KNOW HOW TO MAKE ME (FEEL SO GOOD)-HAROLD MELVIN & THE BLUE NOTES 18. WHERE ARE YOU-GLORIA RY'ANN 19. COME SEE ME-JILL SCOTT 20. THE POINT OF IT ALL-ANTHONY HAMILTON 21. UNITED TOGETHER-ARETHA FRANKLIN 22. JUST TO MAKE YOU HAPPY-PERRY & SANLIN 23. CAN'T LIVE WITHOUT YOUR LOVE-O'BRYAN 24. RECKLESS LOVE-CHRIS TURNER FEAT. ASHLEY JAYY 25. DEEP WATERS-INCOGNITO 26. SUMMER LOVE-DEJA 27. DEJA VU-DIONNE WARWICK 28. CAN YOU FEEL WHAT I'M SAYING-MINNIE RIPERTON 29. A WARM SUMMER NIGHT-CHIC' 30. CATCHIN' UP ON LOVE-KINSMAN DAZZ CLOSING CUT: I GOT THE LOVE-STARPOINT

It's our first call-in show and we're excited to have some of the regulars of this community join us ! Aaron Abernathy -  https://sunnysideshow.com/Touseef - https://www.youtube.com/touseefJared Spink - https://anchor.fm/thehive-podcastJessica - https://www.instagram.com/faith.tea/James -  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtq9...Kevin - https://www.youtube.com/user/kevandram● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● CONNECT WITH HEATHER— http://bit.ly/heatherjustcreateINSTAGRAMhttp://bit.ly/heatherjustcreateTWITTER● CONNECT WITH TOM—

Something amazing happens when we are brave enough to ask the questions, have the simple conversations and try to understand, right? We hear the saying," be slow to speak, quick to listen and slow to anger" but often times that simple phrase is so hard to do when we are unable to give space for understanding. Today, I welcome you all to a special conversation with guest Aaron Abernathy. This is the first face to face interview I've had the honor to do in over 15 weeks and what a treat it was to do it with Aaron. He is a mutli-talented artist with a gift of using his voice and passion for music to build bridges between men and women, especially black and brown men and women. We went on a journey on this episode and dove into how do we move from anger to disappointment to the final destination of understanding.  We went there y'all and it got real and Aaron dropped some powerful nuggets. He even gave us a challenge that I believe we all can do and if we do healing can occurr in our communities and families. I want to also invite you to head on over to Spotify and check out Aaron's 'Affirmation' album.  To stay connected to what Aaron is doing in the world, follow him on IG @aaron_abernathy and www.aaronabernathy.com. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/braveinvision/support

Sound Bites host L.A. Abbott interviews  soul singer Aaron Abernathy about his roots in Cleveland, growing up on sports, Lebron James’ Decision how his pops invented the crossover and his favorite soccer team.

WASHINGTON, DC) July 19, 2019 – Award-winning recording artist Cecily (Harmonius Grits, LLC), releases new single “Clumsy” from her tantalizing upcoming 5-track EP, Awakening Pt.1, available July 26th. “Clumsy” is part homage and throwback to the gritty sound that made soul music stand out: sensual vocals, funky bass lines, introspective lyrics, warm Rhodes, and bebop-inspired horn arrangements. You’ll hear influences of J Dilla and Roy Hargrove. For this song, Cecily collaborated with Soul/Jazz artist Drew Kid, and bassist Malik Hunter, who plays with Black Milk and Aaron Abernathy.  Lyrically, songwriter Cecily was inspired by the following quote from Thich Naht Hahn's book How To Love: "To love without knowing how to love wounds the person we love.” “The song”, Cecily says, “is about being vulnerable enough to say, ‘I don't love myself the way I should, and I don't want to hurt you while I figure out how to do that.’ It’s about rejecting the fear of being alone.” The track is symbolic of the rest of Awakening Pt. 1, which is an album about loving yourself. “These are stories of choosing love over fear, and I hope these songs serve as a reminder to my listeners to do the same.” – Cecily

Aaron Abernathy, is a pianist/soul singer and multi-talented entertainer. Born in Cleveland, Ohio, Abernathy comes from a long-line of historical pioneers including Civil Rights Leader, Rev. Ralph David Abernathy and student of the same high school music program as the late R&B great Gerald Levert.  He joined the ranks of artists like Donny Hathaway and Roberta Flack as a graduate from the prestigious music program at Howard University, where he sharpened his piano playing and musicianship by majoring in jazz piano.  With outstanding talents as both a pianist and a vocalist, he has acted as musical director for global touring acts Black Milk and Slum Village and collaborated with Grammy-nominated artists including Jack White, The Foreign Exchange, and Eric Roberson. His professional music pursuits began on the historical steps of Howard University, where he formed the band Ab and The Souljourners and developed a buzz on the local DC music scene with the release of his self-produced debut album Lyrically Inclined 1.3: The Odyssey. After graduating from Howard, they embarked on a US Tour. The band's talent and showmanship style caught the eye of several artists, most notable Eric Roberson, Marsha Ambrosius, and Slum Village. Eric Roberson featured Abernathy in his NYC based showcases and on his 2009 single "Howard Girls." Slum Village hired Abernathy to be their musical director from 2005-2010, revamping their performances from the traditional DJ and Emcee format to live band hip-hop experience. He also was featured on the single "Dance" from their 2010 album Villa Manifesto.  

Award winning singer, songwriter, pianist Aaron Abernathy talked to us about the intersection of passion and purpose, the grammys pay to play system, his uncle Rev Ralph Abernathy, how craigslist hot him a deal, why adversity matters and why the monks in Bangkok are dope. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hbcugrad/support

On the inaugural edition of Discologist, we’re hanging out in the basement one last time with our friend Aaron Abernathy to discus his remarkable, trilogy-capping new album Epilogue, love, faith in the modern era and much, much more.Change is good friends.RIP ChunkyGlasses: The Podcast. Long live DISCOLOGIST! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dr. Tressie McMillan Cottom is the Beyonce of memoir, and sociology, and a lot of other things. For the first episode of Creative Kickback, Dr. Cottom talks about "Thick", her new book of essays that defines her 'theory of thickness' -- outlining black women's approach to the and how it can inform our larger political and social discourse. Dr. Cottom also discusses how her fashion choices armor her, and how she manages stupidity on- and off-line. Check it out! You can find "Thick" everywhere books are sold. Theme music: "Call on Me" by Aaron Abernathy

World-traveled and soulful singer/songwriter Aaron Abernathy joins Marcus K. Dowling and Domina Vontana to discuss Ab's forthcoming album "Epilogue," as well as have some candid discussion about love, spiritual restoration, and emotional connectivity. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mndfckpodcast/support

Tony and Paul discuss Black Mirror, choose your own adventure books, and of course all the hot new #DCmusic. Tracklisting: Priests – The Seduction of Kansas [The Seduction of Kansas] Manila Killa feat. Sara Skinner – All 2 U [single] Aaron Abernathy – I Want You Again [Epilogue] Ex Hex – Cosmic Cave [It’s Real] […]

Vocalist and songwriter Cecily releases her first full album entitled Songs of Love and Freedom on May 4th. The sound pulls heavily from 1970’s soul and R&B, specifically the work of Gil Scott-Heron, The Isley Brothers, and Norman Connors. On this project Cecily collaborated with Aaron Abernathy, Diggs Duke, Drew Kid, and John Daise and Brother Spanky of the group Columbia Nights. The album includes Cecily’s newest single “Pisces.” Kim Hines of Soulbounce reviewed the song saying, “With a honeyed soprano reminiscent of the great Minnie Riperton, Cecily continues to draw you in with her positive, introspective lyrics.” Cecily explains the inspiration behind the project, “With each song I tried to capture a moment. I tried to give you the moment I sat in the grass in London feeling the sun on my face appreciating not having to please anyone but myself. I tried to give you the moment I was in Ghana’s lush green Volta region and felt the power of Wli Falls spraying my back — how alive that felt! I tried to give you the moment I sat in my room in silence looking at Spring outside my window and knew that the Universe was holding my hand and leading the way, if only I let my ego go. I tried to give you the moment I learned of the murder of Jordan Edwards, just 15 years old and killed by a police officer. The moment I found Hope in hopelessness.”Known for her sweet soprano, honest lyrics, and pure vocals, Cecily brings her own vulnerability to each song, telling her story, and hopes that, at the end, the audience feels vulnerable enough to tell their own stories.In her hometown of Washington, DC Cecily has opening for Grammy Award winning jazz and soul artist Gregory Porter, R&B stars Johnny Gill, Kenny Lattimore, and Elle Varner, and alternative soul pioneer Bilal.   

This week's special guest on Antique Black is Aaron Abernathy, a jazz pianist/soul singer and multi-talented entertainer. Born in Cleveland, Ohio, Abernathy comes from a long-line of historical pioneers including Civil Rights Leader, Rev. Ralph David Abernathy and student of the same high school music program as the late R&B great Gerald Levert.

Aaron Abernathy stops by, and we talk about his latest release "Dialogue", upcoming world tour, and how he met Slum Village via Craigslist. Listen and tell a friend.Playlist:DJ Kimmiewah (Kimberly Washington)Chantae Cann Show IntroOtis Brown III - I am Your songMicki Miller - All I NeedAmbient Jazz Ensemble - Eleven DaysTrina Broussard - Where I'm Supposed to BePete Rock - Blue MondayConya Doss - I'm TryingMr. Jukes feat. Lianne La Havas - When Your Light Goes OutMr. Jukes feat. Lalah Hathaway - From Golden Stars Comes Silver DewDiggs Duke - Can't Sing a MoviePomona Dream - Easy RiderThe Elder Statesman - Montreux SunriseAzekel - Don't Wake The BabiesBJ the Chicago Kid - Good Luv'nLalah Hathaway - AngelChante Cann - CratersMaimouna Youssef - MiracleMar - Something To RememberScary Pockets feat. Theo Katzman - Just The Way You AreDJ YZOKuzich feat. Mei Saraswati - InnervisionsAaron Abernathy, Brandon Hines, Geno Young and Eric Roberson - Howard GirlsAaron Abernathy InterviewAaron Abernathy - Children of the CityAaron Abernathy - Now A DaysMadlib feat. Stacy Epps - The Way That I LiveMar - First Of YouMelodiesinfonie feat Djemeia - PeaceyeaDwele - JimmystaydownLanu - RiseThe Rebirth - Love Issue

Aaron Abernathy stops by, and we talk about his latest release "Dialogue", upcoming world tour, and how he met Slum Village via Craigslist. Listen and tell a friend.Playlist:DJ Kimmiewah (Kimberly Washington)Chantae Cann Show IntroOtis Brown III - I am Your songMicki Miller - All I NeedAmbient Jazz Ensemble - Eleven DaysTrina Broussard - Where I'm Supposed to BePete Rock - Blue MondayConya Doss - I'm TryingMr. Jukes feat. Lianne La Havas - When Your Light Goes OutMr. Jukes feat. Lalah Hathaway - From Golden Stars Comes Silver DewDiggs Duke - Can't Sing a MoviePomona Dream - Easy RiderThe Elder Statesman - Montreux SunriseAzekel - Don't Wake The BabiesBJ the Chicago Kid - Good Luv'nLalah Hathaway - AngelChante Cann - CratersMaimouna Youssef - MiracleMar - Something To RememberScary Pockets feat. Theo Katzman - Just The Way You AreDJ YZOKuzich feat. Mei Saraswati - InnervisionsAaron Abernathy, Brandon Hines, Geno Young and Eric Roberson - Howard GirlsAaron Abernathy InterviewAaron Abernathy - Children of the CityAaron Abernathy - Now A DaysMadlib feat. Stacy Epps - The Way That I LiveMar - First Of YouMelodiesinfonie feat Djemeia - PeaceyeaDwele - JimmystaydownLanu - RiseThe Rebirth - Love Issue

This episode is a special all music episode featuring all new music which has been released in 2017. It features tracks by Aaron Abernathy, Staunton, Area-301, Billy Winn, Rent Party, Derek Evry, Bencoolen, Elena & Los Fulanos, Jen Miller, Timberbrooke, Hayley Fahey, Sara Curtin, & Caustic Casanova. www.dcmusicrocks.com/past-episodes

Paul overdoses on live music, while Tony gives a shout-out to his dog walking boss. Tracklisting: Sneaksbees – What’s Eating Harold Smith? [Blip] Rom – The Pizza [single] Matt Tarka – Vision Hazy [Vision Hazy] Backbeat Underground feat. Aaron Abernathy – She Don’t Love Me (Like I Do) [single] Paperhaus – Nanana [Are These The […]

Aaron "Ab' Abernathy is a music man. He 's a soul man. He is a man of faith. The legacy of the Civil Rights Movement runs through his blood. And he poured all of this and more into the and album that is as much a soundtrack to 2017 as it is a timeless statement on flawed nature of the human condition, Dialogue.On part two of this very special episode, Kevin and Marcus K. Dowling sit down with the singer/songwriter to discuss how Dialogue came to be, how he hopes it can help open up discussions about old issues that still burden our society today, and much more. Come on and #beapartofthedialogue on part one of a two-part interview with one of the most indispensable voices of 2017: Aaron Abernathy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Aaron "Ab' Abernathy is a music man. He 's a soul man. He is a man of faith. The legacy of the Civil Rights Movement runs through his blood. And he poured all of this and more into the and album that is as much a soundtrack to 2017 as it is a timeless statement on flawed nature of the human condition, Dialogue.On this very special episode, Kevin and Marcus K. Dowling sit down with the singer/songwriter to discuss how Dialogue came to be, how he hopes it can help open up discussions about old issues that still burden our society today, and much more. Come on and #beapartofthedialogue on part one of a two-part interview with one of the most indispensable voices of 2017: Aaron Abernathy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On 2016's Monologue, soul man Aaron Abernathy explored his journey from a boy to the man he is today. Abernathy had every intention of continuing that story in his next song cycle, but a funny thing happened on the way to that follow up: The world went crazy... and Abernathy began asking questions. LOTS of questions.A spiritual heir to Marvin Gaye's What's Going On, Dialogue finds Abernathy looking at the world around him, and searching deep inside AND out for answers to the daily horrors that seem to have taken over the zeitgeist. What does it mean to be decent in a world that seemingly only rewards depravity? How can an African American survive in a society that continues to not just perpetrate, but ostensibly celebrates systemic white supremacy? Do even the smallest of human actions matter?These questions and more provide the framework for that rarest of things, a true soul record that trades as much in heart as it does universal truth and meaning. Join Kevin, Marcus K. Dowling, and Eduardo in the basement as they have their own dialogue about the world today and one of the most relevant and powerful albums to date of this new American landscape. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Moses Sumney has a voice from out-of-this world, and soul as deep as an ocean. On his debut LP, Aromanticism, the Los Angeles singer/songwriter swimming in a genre agnostic sea and coming back to land with one of the most unique, and best, albums of 2017. Marcus J. Moore (Senior Editor, Bandcamp) and Marcus K. Dowling (Decades, Capitol Wrestling) join Kevin in the basement to discuss this modern masterpiece.PLUS! Aaron Abernathy's latest Dialogue (out 10/16) takes a hard look at the world we live in today and offers up some soulful answers in response. Get a listen to "Children Of The City," the first single from this modern masterpiece and #BeAPartOfTheDialogue. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode features special guests: Joe and Alisa of Songbyrd Music House and tracks by Hayley Fahey, GUMP, Names, Aaron Abernathy, Handsome Hound, and Thaylobleu! Announcements, New Releases from this week, Local DC Shows to See for the upcoming week, details and important links from this episode are all on this show's page at www.dcmusicrocks.com/past-episodes

This episode features Chris Naoum, founder of Listen Local First! Artists include Run Come See, My French Roommate, Julie Outrage, Odetta Hartman, Turtle Recall, and Aaron Abernathy. Details and important links from this episode are all on the website at www.dcmusicrocks.com/past-episodes.

New Years in The VIP Lounge with Aaron Abernathy bringing you the Peace, Love & Hope Tribute Show. Also featuring Pete Simpson with a Dementia Special. Join Frenchie every week showcasing inspirational eclectic music playing most things Soulful, in House, Jazz and Soul. Catch the regular show every Sunday 10am-2pm (GMT) 5-9am (EST) 2-6am (PST) @ www.sonicstreamradio.net

Aaron Abernathy, professionally known as AB, is a multi-talented entertainer - musician, singer, songwriter, and producer. Born in Cleveland, Ohio, AB comes from a long-line of historical pioneers including Civil Rights Leader, Rev. Ralph David Abernathy and student of the same high school music program as the late R&B great Gerald Levert. AB's detailed-oriented passion for the craft is influenced heavily by the unstoppable showmanship of James Brown; the supreme vocal talents of Prince and Marvin Gaye; the inspired lyricism of Stevie Wonder; and the fearless originality of George Clinton. His professional music pursuits began on the historical steps of Howard University, where he formed the band AB and The Souljourners and developed a buzz on the local DC music scene with the release of his self-produced debut album Lyrically Inclined. After graduating from Howard, they embarked on a US Tour. The band's talent and showmanship style caught the eye of several artists, most notable Eric Roberson and Slum Village. Eric Roberson featured AB in NYC based showcases and 2009 single "Howard Girls". Slum Village hired AB to be their musical director from 2005-2010, revamping their performances from the traditional DJ and Emcee format to live band hip-hop experience. He also was featured on the single "Dance" from their 2010 album Villa Manifesto.