Podcast appearances and mentions of adam holzman

The Mid-Texas Symphony presents “Bond and Beyond” on Sunday, March 30, at 4 p.m., in the New Braunfels Civic and Convention Center, 375 S. Castell Ave. in New Braunfels. Enjoy iconic James Bond songs from almost six decades of box office blockbusters with amazing guest singer Morgan James, featuring music from “Goldfinger,” “For Your Eyes Only,” “From Russia with Love,” and more. In addition, virtuoso guitarist Adam Holzman will join the orchestra in a performance of Vivaldi's Concerto for Lute and Strings in D Major. For more information, visit mtsymphony.org/explore wines/.Article Link

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 536. In this All Requests edition we heard music by Rosalie Cunningham, Adam Holzman, Camel, Adrian Belew, Midnight Oil, Black Dog Days, Go West, Brad Mehldau, Katy J Pearson, Band-Maid, Lux Terminus, Rupert Hine, Moon Safari, Brian Eno, The Mars Volta, Supermen Lovers, The Seahorses, Pilots Of The Daydreams, Poppy, Saviour Machine, Talk Talk, The Flower Kings, Tonto's Expanding Head Band, Wax Fang, Tim Buckley, Flying Colors, Carpenters & Weather Systems.

In this episode, I interview Adam Holzman, an acclaimed keyboardist and composer. Adam's career highlights include playing with the legendary Miles Davis, where he served as musical director. He has also been a key member of Steven Wilson's band, contributing to several albums and tours. Additionally, Adam has worked with renowned artists like Chaka Khan, Grover Washington Jr., and Michel Petrucciani. In this interview he talks about his new project 'Trifecta who have just released they second Jazz Rock album album 'Adam also gives a beginners guide to Weather Report. Phil Aston | Now Spinning Magazine

In this episode we talk to Nick Beggs - Pop star, bass player, chapman stick aficionado, singer, songwriter, guitarist, Steven Wilson alumnus, illustrator…  a dream interviewee! Most recently, along with fellow Wilson band boys Adam Holzman and Craig Blundell he has formed TRIFECTA, whose second album ‘The New Normal' is out now. Billy Reeves digs deep into the Beggs brain recesses to find out about the dynamic of the band, how certain songs came to be and how the Alex Lifeson (Rush/Envy of None) connection happened on their single “Once around the sun with you” , a song Nick wrote for his wife and incidentally, you can find out what she really thinks about his music ! Track list:  Stupid Pop Song - Trifecta  Once Around The Sun With You - Trifecta  Chinese Fire Drill - Trifecta  Sibling Rivalry - Trifecta  Echoes - TessseracT    you can keep up to date with all the latest news from Kscope on our socials: https://www.instagram.com/kscopemusic/ www.facebook.com/Kscopemusic  https://open.spotify.com/user/kscopemusic https://www.youtube.com/@kscopemusic  https://kscopemusic.com/  

Another special edition this week folks. Last week we had Adam Holzman spilling the beans, this week - it's the turn of Billy Sherwood, talking about his many projects, his time with Yes and the upcoming UK tour - there "may" be some other stuff on there you wanna listen to ;-) ;-) Have a great week, Steve & Lou xx   Playlist Glass Island – A Different Kind Of Tomorrow Six By Six – Titans David Gilmour – The Pipers Call Mike Pinder – The Voyage Camel – Never Let Go (Live) Mark King – The Essential Kaipa – Sommargryingsljus (single edit) Tool – Lateralus Wheel – Disciple Delain – Hideaway Paradise District 97 – Deck Is Stacked Pure Reason Revolution – Fight Fire Kyros – In Vantablack Enchant – Circles Yes – Living Out Their Dream Billy Sherwood Interview Karfagen – Out Of Darkness (Live) Cristiano Varisco – Saida De Emergencia

Once more we bring you a VERY special edition of "The Lost Art". in the past seven days we have have two interviews lined up for you. One this week (Adam Holzman) and one next week (Billy Sherwood) - consider yourselves totally spoilt. Along with a wealth of new stuff and an awesome middle section courtesy of our lady, come join us - Steve & Lou xx Here ya go.... In Sylva – Delivered Ghosts Of Triton – Viral Accident Karfagen – Searching For Mr Kite Elephant9 – Mythical River Quantum – The Hivemind & The Cockroach Prehistoric Animals – The Secret Society Of Goodness Adam Holzman – A House Is Not A Motel CEN-Projekt – Life's Game Porcupine Tree – Instrumental Demo 1 Frost* - Milliontown Dec Burke – Sister X Blind Ego – Not Going Away Kino – I Don't Know Why Arena – Smoke & Mirrors Genesis – Do The Neurotic Trifecta – Ornamental Lettuce Adam Holzman interview Teiger – The Law Of Diminishing Returns Pallas – Cut And Run

Welcome to this preview of the February shows and here is a short feature with award-winning guitarist and composer Jane Getter who releases her new album "Division World" this month. The full feature will follow in the next edition of the podcast. Led by guitarist, composer and singer Jane Getter, the album follows on from her acclaimed ‘Anomalia' album and features Jane's all-star band including keyboardist Adam Holzman, guitarist Alex Skolnick, bassist and singer Paul Frazier and drummer Gene Lake. Randy McStine (McStine & Minnemann, Porcupine Tree) also guests on vocals. Jane's band has carved out a niche at the intersection of rock, jazz, singer-songwriter, and metal styles with her masterful playing and complex and dynamic compositions and has dazzled audiences internationally. Packed with inspired songwriting and blazing instrumentals, ‘Division World' is the strongest album yet from Jane Getter Premonition. Jane says: "This album is a bit more song oriented than my previous work. The songs were written during the pandemic and the lyrics in a lot of the songs are reflections of the divisiveness and divisions happening in the world today. My regular band is featured - keyboardist Adam Holzman, guitarist Alex Skolnick, bassist and singer Paul Frazier and drummer Gene Lake. Randy McStine also guests on vocals. I feel Division World may be JGP's strongest album yet!" "Jane Getter's new album Division World is something quite notable in the multiplicity of genres & sub genres focused on progressive rock fusion guitar, modern jazz rock -contextual songs which do not shy away from a world of  trouble as it's context for her outstanding, fiery, & nuanced guitar playing - sung in her courageous, melodic, distinctive voice” - Vernon Reid.  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/classic-rock-news/message

Michel Petrucciani – Playground Blue Note | Enero 1, 1991 1 September Second 4:45 2 Home 5:29 3 P'tit Louis 4:35 4 Miles Davis' Licks 4:28 5 Rachid 3:26 6 Brazilian Suite #3 2:34 7 Play School 3:03 8 Contradictions 2:57 9 Laws Of Physics 4:44 10 Piango, Pay The Man 1:52 11 Like That 1:38 Anthony Jackson - Bass Aldo Romano (pistas: 5), Omar Hakim (pistas: 1 to 4, 6 to 9, 11) - Drums Steve Thornton - Percussion Michel Petrucciani - Piano [Steinway], Synthesizer Adam Holzman - Synthesizer Written-By – Adam Holzman (pistas: 9), Michel Petrucciani (pistas: 1 to 8, 10, 11) This record is dedicated to my father Tony Petrucciani who taught me everything I know. Basic tracks and overdubs recorded at Clinton Recording Studios, New York, NY. Mixed at Master Sound Studios, Astoria, NY. Mastered at Sterling Sound Studios. //////////////////////////////////// CORTINA FINAL Looking Up Music Blue Note | Enero 1, 1989 ////////////////////////////////////

Steps Ahead – Vibe NYC Records | Feb 25, 1995 1 Buzz 4:45 2 From Light To Light 5:30 3 Penn Station 5:54 4 Vibe 5:06 5 Green Dolphin Street 6:06 6 Miles Away 6:31 7 Staircase 5:59 8 Rendezvous 6:59 9 Crunch 3:13 10 Waxing & Waning 6:19 11 Miles Away - Reprise (The Gentle Giant) 4:46 Acoustic Bass – James Genus (pistas: 11) Alto Saxophone – Aaron Heick (pistas: 1) Bass – James Genus (pistas: 2, 5, 8), Victor Bailey (pistas: 1, 3, 4, 6, 7, 10) Drum Programming – Adam Holzman (pistas: 2, 4, 10) Drums – Clarence Penn Keyboards, Piano – Rachel Z (pistas: 2, 5, 8, 10) Organ, Clavinet – Adam Holzman (pistas: 4) Piano – Michael Cain (pistas: 1, 3, 4, 6, 7, 9, 10), Mike Mainieri (pistas: 11) Synthesizer – Adam Holzman (pistas: 3, 4, 7), Michael Cain (pistas: 7, 10) Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Donny McCaslin (pistas: 1 to 10) Trumpet – Tim Hagans (pistas: 1, 2, 10) Vibraphone – Mike Mainieri (pistas: 1 to 10) Programmed By [Sequencer] – Adam Holzman (pistas: 3, 4) Grabado en – RPM Studios Recorded By, Mixed By – Dan Gellert (pistas: 1, 2, 4, 7), Mike Krowiak (pistas: 3, 5, 6, 8 to 11) Mastered By – Andy Van Dette at Masterdisk Photography By – Thomas T. Skovsende Producer – Adam Holzman, Mike Mainieri Painting [Cover] – Ernani Silva Design – Steven Newman ///////////////////////// CORTINA FINAL Skyward Bound Steps Ahead Elektra Musician | Julio 1, 1983 /////////////////////////////////

Prepárate para un viaje a lo más recóndito del Rock Progresivo y sus grandes exponentes en la voz de Jorge Oropeza. Escúchanos todos los miércoles a las 22:00 horas. En esta ocasión podrás escuchar un especial musical en donde conocerás el nuevo rock progresivo del 2023 con rolas como Gamer Over con Aisles; Our Path to Freedom con Radz, Steve Hackett, Phil Manzanera y Adam Holzman; o Ginnungapag con Jethro Tull, entre otras. . ¡Que las disfrutes!

Bienvenidos a una nueva entrega de La Montaña Rusa, que abrimos con nuestro Clásico de la Semana, The Transition Sessions, firmado por el trompetista Donald Byrd y el contrabajista Doug Watkins, quienes en 1955 y al lado de otros nombres ilustres del Jazz, llevaron a cabo estas sesiones de grabación de las que salieron tres estupendos álbumes, recuperados por Blue Note, en éste The Transition Sessions. Seguimos con la primera novedad de Jazz Contemporáneo, Spirit Song, del vibrafonista neoyorkino, Simon Moullier, álbum publicado en 2020. En nuestra sección Jazz en Español, hemos escuchado el nuevo trabajo de los mexicanos, Serpiente Negra Ensamble, The Gray Shadow, publicado recientemente a finales de Septiembre de 2021. Y hacia el final del programa y antes de cerrar de vuelta con nuestro Clásico de la Semana, escucharemos la segunda novedad discográfica de este número de La Montaña Rusa, lo nuevo de la guitarrista de Jazz Rock y Progresivo, Jane Getter junto a sus Premonition, el explosivo Anomalia, publicado también este 2021.

Bienvenidos a una nueva entrega de La Montaña Rusa, que abrimos con nuestro Clásico de la Semana, The Transition Sessions, firmado por el trompetista Donald Byrd y el contrabajista Doug Watkins, quienes en 1955 y al lado de otros nombres ilustres del Jazz, llevaron a cabo estas sesiones de grabación de las que salieron tres estupendos álbumes, recuperados por Blue Note, en éste The Transition Sessions. Seguimos con la primera novedad de Jazz Contemporáneo, Spirit Song, del vibrafonista neoyorkino, Simon Moullier, álbum publicado en 2020. En nuestra sección Jazz en Español, hemos escuchado el nuevo trabajo de los mexicanos, Serpiente Negra Ensamble, The Gray Shadow, publicado recientemente a finales de Septiembre de 2021. Y hacia el final del programa y antes de cerrar de vuelta con nuestro Clásico de la Semana, escucharemos la segunda novedad discográfica de este número de La Montaña Rusa, lo nuevo de la guitarrista de Jazz Rock y Progresivo, Jane Getter junto a sus Premonition, el explosivo Anomalia, publicado también este 2021.

#rock #rockandroll #rock&roll #pop #vanhalen #hardrock #heavymetal #jazz #jazzfusión #jazzrock #dannyelfman #bandasonora #moog #electronic #electronicmusic En este capítulo la Sinfoprise es piloteada por el Comandante 1º Alexandro Baldassarini "Baldassarains" y el Sargento Ingeniero e Ingeniero del audio de los programas Germán Fafían "De la Montaña". En este trepidante episodio, la Sinfoprise llegará a un planeta nuevo completamente desierto. Los tripulantes, al bajar de la nave, descubrirán que el planeta está amenazado por un potente virus milenario y que sus habitantes se esconden para evitar contagios potencialmente letales. Sólo un valiente encontrará a los Sinfonautas para dedicarles complejas y hermosas melodías y desearles buena suerte con la travesía. ¡Pero hay más! La Sinfoprise será acorralada por un extraño artilugio volador recubierto de espejos y fragmentos de vidrio, cuyos brillos cegadores llevarán a los Sinfonautas a vivir experiencias psicotrópicas y a ahondar en sus inconscientes… Gracias al choque involuntario con una cucaracha voladora de dimensiones titánicas la Sinfoprise logrará alejarse del peligro psicotrópico. Una hermosa mujer robótica cruzará su camino con el de nuestros muchachos y los conducirá hacia las cúpulas celestes del planeta del Gran Caos. Allí, su rey les pedirá disculpas por haberlos traído de esa manera tan abrupta y los conducirá hacia el Salón de las Acusaciones, donde les esperará el primogénito del Holandés Saltarín para someterlos a juicio. ¡Era una trampa! ¿Lograrán nuestros amigos salvar su pellejo una vez más? ¡No te pierdas este cautivador nuevo episodio! Escúchalo en: https://linktr.ee/sinfonautas

It took me a while to track Roy down. Roy Venkataraman was a name I heard often when I was growing up in India in the 80' and 90's. I knew of him as the Indian guitar player for Bob Marley's legendary band the Wailers. He is widely considered reggae royalty, at least here in India. Roy started his career in Bombay, playing with some of the most popular bands in the country and then moved to the U.S where he garnered a wealth of experience playing and recording with artists including Atlantis and Keith Benson. He also played with groundbreaking indo-jazz band Divya at some of the biggest jazz festivals internationally including the Jazz Yatra in India. Roy also did concerts and worked with legendary pianist Louis Banks as his main sessions guitarist for a few years. His own album Lifelines features world renowned musicians Clive Stevens, Randy Brecker, Adam Holzman and Rachel Z amongst many others. Roy was invited to join Bob Marley's Wailers band and toured the world with them for years. He has scored music for well known film-maker Govind Nihalani and toured with Jeremy Spencer, co-founder of Fleetwood Mac and has also recorded with various well known artists worldwide. Roy now lives in Sydney, Australia. He has shared stages with Simply Red, Third World, Xzibit, Maxi Priest, Sly and Robbie, UB40, Lauryn Hill, Julian Marley, Steel Pulse and countless others and is guitarist with widely popular New Zealand reggae band House of Shem. I had the privilege of listening to some of his new music that's an eclectic mix of jazz, sufi and electronica. The music you hear in the intro to this podcast is from Roy's album Horizontal Life. I caught up with Roy and we traced his multi decade career from Mumbai to Sydney. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Follow Tales from the Road on Facebook | Instagram  Listen to more episodes on Spotify | Apple Podcasts | Google | Gaana |Audible Also check us out on our website tftrmedia.com Hosted and produced by Vikram Chandrasekar and Moving Pictures Media  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Vikram aka The Concert Photographer is an internationally published concert photographer, videographer and podcast host.

Two of Billy's favourite people in music join him on Ep 137, Nick Beggs and Crayola Lectern.  Beggsie, most recently of Steven Wilson's band, has released an LP with other Wilson alumni Adam Holzman and Craig Blundell as TRIFECTA, we'll hear tracks from that AND (from Billy's time among the prog-punkers of Stoke Newington back in the 90s) a chinwag with Crayola Lectern, who plays/MDs the new Kscope signing THE HELICOPTER OF THE HOLY GHOST whose album ‘Afters' was rescued from a car crash and forgotten due to amnesia… PLUS new performance films from TESSERACT and THE PINEAPPLE THIEF and a new mix of a track by SIR ELTON JOHN's favourite THE ANCHORESS…   Tracks TESSERACT ‘Concealing Fate pt 1' (from Portals) TRIFECTA ‘The Enigma of Mr Fripp' and ‘Have You Seen What the Neighbours Are Doing?' (from Fragments) THE HELICOPTER OF THE HOLY GHOST ‘Tony Get a Car' and ‘Slow Down' (from Afters) THE ANCHORESS ‘Show Your Face' (worriedaboutsatan mix) (original version is on The Art of Losing) THE PINEAPPLE THIEF ‘Our Mire' (from Nothing But The Truth)   Thanks for supporting us. Stay Safe. FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/Kscopemusic​​ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/kscopemusic TWITTER https://twitter.com/kscopemusic​​ WEBSITE https://kscopemusic.com

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 401. In this Top Ten edition we spoke with Adam Holzman and heard music by Herbie Hancock, Sly & The Family Stone, Miles Davis, The Doors, Marvin Sapp, King Crimson, Keith Jarrett, Jane Getter Premonition, Stevie Wonder, The Beatles, Weather Report, Peter Gabriel, Steven Wilson, Trifecta & Adam Holzman & Brave New World.

In this episode of the Creative Spaces podcast, we’re talking to drummer Van Romaine. Van’s solid groove has taken him around the world numerous times, and his musicianship has been showcased in many different styles of music from Fusion to Pop and beyond. Throughout Van’s career, he has performed or recorded with Steve Morse, Enrique Iglesias, Pitbull, Ciara, Ludacris, Naughty By Nature, Juan Luis Guerra, Nena, Steve Vai, Vinnie Moore, Billy Joel, Joan Osborne, Blood, Sweat and Tears, Kansas, The Dixie Dregs, Bernie Worrell, Deep Purple, the London Symphony Orchestra, Howard Jones, Kim Wilde, Gloriana, Jaco Pastorius, Ronnie James Dio, Adam Holzman and many more. Van joins us today from his personal studio, Live Wire, in West Orange, NJ.   Van tells us what inspired him to play the drums, the challenges of being the musical director for a tour, and how he has continued staying busy with his personal studio. Click the player below to listen, or stream anywhere you listen to podcasts!  

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 376. In this inauguration special, we heard music by Manfred Mann’s Earth Band, Alice Cooper, Adam Holzman, Camel, Deluge Grander, Easy Star All Stars, Frank Zappa, Shadowland, The Bar-Steward Sons Of Val Doonican, Jakko M Jakszyk, Mr. So & So, Grey Lady Down, Necromonkey, The Flower Kings, RPWL, The Pineapple Thief, Visual Purple, Black Bonzo & Lunatic Soul.

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18:00:31 Artist Title Length Album Year Composer Lable Listeners 0:00:00 Randy Newman The Natural 3:38 The Natural 1984 Randy Newman Tri-Star Pictures 55 0:03:24 miwshowopen(1) 1:10 56 0:09:52 Phideaux Love Theme from Number Seven 13:43 Number Seven (Remastered) 2010 John B. Adams Bloodfish Media 52 0:28:05 Haken Prosthetic 5:56 Virus 2020 53 0:34:00 Leprous The Sky Is Red 11:05 Pitfalls 2019 49 0:46:16 Mark & Rayna 0:00 49 0:46:22 Shadow Gallery Haunted 9:20 Digital Ghosts 2009 Insideout 49 0:55:42 Mile Marker Zero Digital Warrior 7:25 The Fifth Row 2018 52 1:25:26 Mile Marker Zero The Architect 5:18 The Fifth Row 2018 58 1:30:43 Haken Canary Yellow 4:09 Virus 2020 54 1:34:52 Threshold Narcissus (Acoustic Version) 3:54 Wireless Acoustic Sessions 2005 Threshold 54 1:42:07 Vanden Plas Circle Of The Devil 7:56 Chronicles of the Immortals, Netherworld II 2015 Frontiers Records S.R.l. (Soulfood) 55 1:50:03 Black Bonzo Sound of the Apocalypse 12:50 Sound of the Apocalypse 2007 Black Bonzo Laser's Edge 49 2:03:44 Mark & Rayna 0:00 52 2:06:17 Pinnacle Point Shadows of Peace 5:55 Symphony of Mind 2020 Escape Music Ltd 54 2:12:11 Steve Unruh Violin Raga Focus 2:32 53 2:14:43 Zip Tang Run Away 3:51 Cold Coming 2020 51 2:20:01 Mark & Rayna 0:00 54 2:21:41 Steven Wilson The Raven That Refused to Sing 7:08 The Raven That Refused to Sing and Other Stories 2013 Steven Wilson Kscope 53 2:28:49 Fire Garden Idiot Brain (feat. Adam Holzman) 5:58 54 2:34:47 Headspace Daddy Fucking Loves You 14:53 I Am Anonymous 2012 Inside Out Music 53 2:50:18 Mark & Rayna 0:00 49 2:53:07 Haken Invasion 6:40 Virus 2020 51

18:00:31 Artist Title Length Album Year Composer Lable Listeners 0:00:00 Randy Newman The Natural 3:38 The Natural 1984 Randy Newman Tri-Star Pictures 55 0:03:24 miwshowopen(1) 1:10 56 0:09:52 Phideaux Love Theme from Number Seven 13:43 Number Seven (Remastered) 2010 John B. Adams Bloodfish Media 52 0:28:05 Haken Prosthetic 5:56 Virus 2020 53 0:34:00 Leprous The Sky Is Red 11:05 Pitfalls 2019 49 0:46:16 Mark & Rayna 0:00 49 0:46:22 Shadow Gallery Haunted 9:20 Digital Ghosts 2009 Insideout 49 0:55:42 Mile Marker Zero Digital Warrior 7:25 The Fifth Row 2018 52 1:25:26 Mile Marker Zero The Architect 5:18 The Fifth Row 2018 58 1:30:43 Haken Canary Yellow 4:09 Virus 2020 54 1:34:52 Threshold Narcissus (Acoustic Version) 3:54 Wireless Acoustic Sessions 2005 Threshold 54 1:42:07 Vanden Plas Circle Of The Devil 7:56 Chronicles of the Immortals, Netherworld II 2015 Frontiers Records S.R.l. (Soulfood) 55 1:50:03 Black Bonzo Sound of the Apocalypse 12:50 Sound of the Apocalypse 2007 Black Bonzo Laser's Edge 49 2:03:44 Mark & Rayna 0:00 52 2:06:17 Pinnacle Point Shadows of Peace 5:55 Symphony of Mind 2020 Escape Music Ltd 54 2:12:11 Steve Unruh Violin Raga Focus 2:32 53 2:14:43 Zip Tang Run Away 3:51 Cold Coming 2020 51 2:20:01 Mark & Rayna 0:00 54 2:21:41 Steven Wilson The Raven That Refused to Sing 7:08 The Raven That Refused to Sing and Other Stories 2013 Steven Wilson Kscope 53 2:28:49 Fire Garden Idiot Brain (feat. Adam Holzman) 5:58 54 2:34:47 Headspace Daddy Fucking Loves You 14:53 I Am Anonymous 2012 Inside Out Music 53 2:50:18 Mark & Rayna 0:00 49 2:53:07 Haken Invasion 6:40 Virus 2020 51

8:52:35 Artist Title Length Album Year Composer Listeners 0:00:00 Big Big Train The Transit Of Venus Across The Sun 7:43 Merchants Of Light (Live) 2018 98 0:07:43 miwshowopen 1:10 106 0:08:59 Opening with UPF - Steve and Mark 0:00 110 0:19:45 United Progessive Fraternity Faultline_Demo_20200403 2:38 93 0:22:23 United Progessive Fraternity romantechs_water_20191224 7:31 98 0:30:01 Opening with Pendragon - Nick Barrett 0:00 100 0:40:27 Pendragon Water 7:53 Love Over Fear 2020 102 0:48:26 Opening with Arena - Clive Nolan 0:00 103 0:57:13 Arena Tears in the Rain 4:15 95 1:01:31 Zee Baig - Fire Garden New Track 0:00 92 1:10:17 Fire Garden Idiot Brain (feat. Adam Holzman) 5:58 90 1:16:28 Matthew Parmenter - Solo and Remix 0:00 97 1:32:51 Matthew Parmenter All Our Yesterdays 4:07 All Our Yesterdays 2016 89 1:36:59 Discipline Before the Storm, Pt. 2 10:10 Unfolded Like Staircase 1997 Strung Out Records 88 1:49:46 Rocket Scientists The Fall Of Icarus 6:25 Brutal Architecture 1995 95 1:56:34 Dave Kerzner 0:00 105 2:09:25 Dave Kerzner Till The Stars Go Out v8h New 6:48 2020 97 2:16:33 Karibow's - Oliver Rüsing & Guido Seifert New song! 0:00 96 2:30:02 KariBow Addicted 5:19 Essence - Disc 1 - Essentially Acoustic Oliver Rüsing / KariBow 105 2:35:33 Ostura's Danny Bou-Maroun 0:00 104 2:41:21 OSTURA The Surge 5:59 The Room 95 2:53:25 Christina Booth Lets play an new epic acoustic Magenta Track so I can catch my breath. 0:00 100 2:55:40 03 The Light Christina 5:15 95 3:00:56 09 Colours Magenta 10:44 100 3:12:01 James W Robinson of NJ Proghouse 0:00 101 3:19:45 The Tea Club Came at a Loss 4:07 If/When 2019 88 3:24:29 Steve Unruh Debuts a new song from Resistor's upcoming album 0:00 89 3:33:20 RESISTOR RESISTOR_2020_track1_Winter 12:54 84 3:46:19 Steve Unruh w. a new never before heard Live track. Recorded at Monforti Manor 0:00 94 3:52:17 Steve Unruh Monforti_Set1_Track7_LuxuryDenial 11:14 95 4:04:24 Phideaux w. a new never before heard Live track. Recorded at Monforti Manor 0:00 98 4:12:47 Phideaux Monforti_Set2_Track1_TheErrorLivesOn 8:49 103 4:23:03 AmuZeam plays a track from their not yet release debut album - New Beginnings 0:00 98 4:31:24 AmuZeum The Challenge 11:20 94 4:43:40 Yenz Strutz of Crystal Palace Play a never before heard song from their next album 0:00 92 4:55:28 Crystal Palace Land-new_2 8:40 74 5:14:25 Thomas Palmieri of Progstock 0:00 65 5:14:44 Pendragon Quae Tamen Omnia (Everything But Everything) 1:14 Love Over Fear (Acoustic) 2020 65 5:16:51 Mattias Olsson - Döskalle 0:00 66 5:26:21 Döskalle Bangor OTB mix 6:03 62 5:34:19 Luis Nasser - new Song Devil's Staircase 0:00 73 5:43:58 Devil's Staircase rule 34 3:58 62 5:48:27 Luis Nasser and Tim- New song from Sonus Umbra 0:00 63 5:57:38 Sonus Umbra Antidentity Mastering Attempt 2 7:08 60 6:05:14 Guy Manning and David Million Debut a live track recorded at Monforti Manor 0:00 61 6:14:35 Guy Manning Manning 6:45 52 6:22:01 MONFORTI MANOR SESSION With Sean Timms and Mark Trueack 13:12 54 6:35:14 Unitopia is back! 16:14

It’s not every day that you get to chat with a couple who not only share their lives, but also amount to unbelievable musical pedigree. Jane Getter has a 20 year career as a solo artist, and has performed with a myriad of world renowned artists including Ursala Dudziak, The Roots The Jam, Kenny Garrett, [...] The post JANE GETTER And ADAM HOLZMAN Talk Upcoming Album: “My Upcoming Record Will Be a Natural Progression From “ON”, with a Better Balance Between Instrumental Passages And Sung Tunes” appeared first on Sonic Perspectives.

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 271. In this special edition we look at my favourite albums from last year and heard music by A Perfect Circle, Rikard Sjöblom's Gungfly, Adam Holzman, Anubis, Gleb Kolyadin, Galahad, Emperor Norton, John Holden, Steven Wilson, Ghost, Karibow, Rainburn, The Pineapple Thief, The C:Live Collective, Perfect Beings & Phideaux.

Enfilando ya las últimas pinceladas de esta séptima temporada, en Subterranea emprendemos otro de nuestros habituales viajes sonoros por el planeta para encontrarnos con diez novedades recientes que nos transportarán a diferentes y variadas formas de entender el arte musical. Venid a conocer los trabajos de Adam Holzman, Instrumental(adj.), Kino, Malady, Black Noodle Project, Nexus, PinioL, Simon Philips, Yes y Arena. Una gran selección en la que podréis encontrar piezas muy interesantes, seleccionadas y comentadas por David Pintos, Ricardo Hernández, Carlos Romeo y Juan Francisco Díaz.

Enfilando ya las últimas pinceladas de esta séptima temporada, en Subterranea emprendemos otro de nuestros habituales viajes sonoros por el planeta para encontrarnos con diez novedades recientes que nos transportarán a diferentes y variadas formas de entender el arte musical. Venid a conocer los trabajos de Adam Holzman, Instrumental(adj.), Kino, Malady, Black Noodle Project, Nexus, PinioL, Simon Philips, Yes y Arena. Una gran selección en la que podréis encontrar piezas muy interesantes, seleccionadas y comentadas por David Pintos, Ricardo Hernández, Carlos Romeo y Juan Francisco Díaz.

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 240. In this edition we heard music by Tears For Fears, Adam Holzman, Kavus Torabi, Anubis, Bomber Goggles, Riversea, The Flower Kings, Muse, 3Rdegree, Eat Static, Nodens Ictus, Silas Neptune, Reformat, Tamarisk, Lesoir, Emperor Norton & Qango.

Jordan McLean on today's show, the composer, Antibalas trumpeter and co-founder of the System Dialing record label. Antibalas is the Brooklyn Afrobeat band that took the lead in re-popularizing the classic sound of Fela Kuti's revolutionary music beginning in the late 90s. Antibalas' success and McLean's probing playing has presented numerous musical opportunities for the trumpeter, including collaborations with David Byrne, Angélique Kidjo. Daptone Producer Mark Ronson, The Roots, St. Vincent, TV on the Radio and Valerie June. But it was his collaboration with jazz legend Ornette Coleman that led to this discussion. In 2009, McLean, Amir Zev, and Adam Holzman, partners in the band Droid, worked together with Ornette on a series of recordings that would be released late in 2014 under the title “New Vocabulary.” The recordings brought Coleman's saxophone into soundscapes unlike anything he had recorded over his 40 odd year career. I heard a few jazz purists complain, but that's certainly nothing new when it comes to the music of Ornette and I found the record to be hugely enjoyable, and not just for another rare chance to hear the octogenarian blow his horn. I found McLean to be an exceedingly earnest gentlemen and we hit it off with a great, free flowing conversation. He has a seeming ocean of varied music to draw from and we'll feature excerpts of his work with Antibalas, Droid, his solo trumpet and electronic project World Gone Mad and McLean's Piano Music & Song Trio. Over the course of our discussion we talk about McLean's NYC education, the early years of Antibalas, Lily Tomlin, McLean's time spent playing in the groundbreaking Tony-award winning Broadway play FELA!, a musical drama set during Fela last show at his legendary Nigerian nightclub The Shrine as well as McLean's collaboration with the great Ornette Coleman.

Adam Holzman, from the University of Texas, sits down with his old student (me) and reminisces about Segovia, Ghiglia, winning the GFA and getting a call from a student the night of his concert asking him where it was and how much it will cost. (also me age 19)  

When I'm learning a new piece or searching the repertoire for something new, or maybe I just can't seem to make immediate sense of a score, I like to listen to a variety of interpretations via recordings. Over the years I've developed my “go to” list for recording artists, stellar players like David Russell, Manuel Barrueco, Scott Tennant, Pepe Romero, and Adam Holzman. Cornering Holzman for a chat at the GFA symposium a couple of weeks ago, I finally had the chance to ask him about some those phenomenal albums. He is among the first classical guitarists to record on the Naxos label, and has recorded several series of complete works from a range of composers, including two discs of Sor, two discs of Ponce, many of Lauro's Venezuelan Waltzes, and most recently Mertz's Bardenklang. Not to mention that every time I see him live I love his playing too, and I'm often struck by his especially engaging approach to composers of the classical style like Carulli, Giuliani, and Sor, as he somehow transforms works I'm tired of, or unsure about, into music I adore. In this episode you'll hear him discuss his preparations for recording, some excellent practice techniques, his current experience teaching three GFA finalists, in addition to picking some great music from his ample library of recordings for us to listen to, including pieces by Sor, Ponce, and Lauro.