Podcast appearances and mentions of amy lombardi

A critical text by Jorge Yglesias on Roy Andersson's film «About Endlessness», read by Amy Lombardi and edited by Lena von Tscharner. [...] To take a look at some historical events and the banality of everyday life and mix them displaying a sense of humour that flirts with the uncanny as Andersson does, is one of the most outstanding feats of contemporary cinema, the evidence that Artifice is the best way to represent the Real.

A critical text by Giuseppe Di Salvatore on Mischa Hedinger's film «African Mirror», read by Amy Lombardi and edited by Jorge Cadena. [...] Mischa Hedinger's journey into Gardi's powerful imagination is not only a political journey into our relationship with Africa, but also a journey throughout filmmaking and its political consequences.

A critical text by Laura Davis on Petra Costa's film «Elena», read by Amy Lombardi and edited by Lena von Tscharner. [...] The filmmaker embodies and thereby reanimates Elena. It is in this way her camera enables us access to reality without entirely carving out the insides of the first person...

A critical text by Giuseppe Di Salvatore on Wang Xiaoshuai's film «So Long, My Son», read by Amy Lombardi and edited by Jorge Cadena. [...] The epic tonality of the tale does not find its accomplishment in glory or victory, but in piety. In its exclamative climax we feel the breath of humanism.

Two critical texts by Jorge Yglesias and Giuseppe Di Salvatore on Sergei Loznitsa's film «State Funeral», read by Amy Lombardi and edited by Lena von Tscharner. [...] Turning propaganda material in a work of art, he demolishes the ideology that pervades the documents he´s dealing with.

A critical texts by Laura Davis and a commentary by Giuseppe Di Salvatore on Kamal Aljafari's film «Unusual Summer», read by Amy Lombardi and edited by Lena von Tscharner. [...] The unsteady relation between viewer and subject in favour of the trust between viewer and narrator speaks to the short-sightedness of state surveillance measures, our reliance on which is increasing day by day mid-pandemic.

A critical text by Pamela Jahn on Bong Joon-ho's film «Parasite», read by Amy Lombardi and edited by Jorge Cadena. [...] Even though the film has increasingly dark undertones of social inequality in modern Korea, the main protagonists bring about a sort of melancholy hope for humanity wrapped in a fine shroud of mystery, shrewd charm and outbursts of violence, and accompanied by a brilliant score by Jaeil Jung that adds yet another layer to the rich fabric of the film.

A critical text by Jodie McNeilly-Renaudie on Alejandra Márquez Abella's film «Las niñas bien», read by Amy Lombardi and edited by Jorge Cadena. [...] There are many semiotically rich gestures in décor, costume, behaviour and dialogue like these from Abella that permit us to paradoxically see the depth of shallowness in this character that we simultaneously admire and loathe.

In the second installment of a two-part episode, Amy Lombardi continues her chat with KUTX/98.9 Austin Program Director Matt Reilly and ATO Records/Red Light Management's National Promotion Director Howard Petruziello to talk about the ins and outs of radio promotion. The trio discuss the goals of promoters, labels and artists when it comes to radio play, what a campaign looks like, what Top 40 means these days, and we get a little bit of insight on Matt and Howard's careers in the industry. While radio play can feel totally out of reach for a lot of independent artists, there's a lot to learn about the relationship between music/program directors, promoters, and artists themselves. You can find Part 1 here: https://bit.ly/2ZxHeCW

In the first of a two-part episode, Amy Lombardi sits down with KUTX/98.9 Austin Program Director Matt Reilly and ATO Records/Red Light Management's National Promotion Director Howard Petruziello to talk about the ins and outs of radio promotion. While radio play can feel totally out of reach for a lot of independent artists, there's a lot to learn about the relationship between music/program directors, promoters, and artists themselves. We'll continue the conversation in a Part 2 coming soon!

In part two of this two-part #MusicMadeMe Podcast episdoe, Amy Lombardi continues her conversation with legendary producer and engineer Tim Palmer. Palmer is known for his work with Pearl Jam, Tears For Fears and many others. Tim goes into how he missed his first flight to meet David Bowie, having to learn about Led Zeppelin before working with Robert Plant and other great stories. https://www.facebook.com/timpalmermixer/ https://www.timpalmer.com/ https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2zjrEutoEj0fL51uFaWXo1 (A playlist of some of Tim's favorite songs that he’s produces or mixed - updated regularly!)

In this episode of the #MusicMadeMe Podcast, Amy Lombardi sits down for an intriguing conversation with legendary producer and engineer Tim Palmer. Palmer is known for his work with Pearl Jam, Robert Plant, David Bowie, Tears For Fears and many others. In Part 1 of this conversation, Tim talks about his entrance into engineering and production, his punk roots and more. http://www.facebook.com/timpalmermixer/ http://timpalmer.com/ https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2zjrEutoEj0fL51uFaWXo1 (A playlist of some of Tim's favorite songs that he’s produces or mixed - updated regularly!)

Amy Lombardi of our Austin office sat down with Brendon Anthony, Director of the Texas Music Office, for a discussion about how community music offices help independent musicians in every part of their career. They discuss the importance of treating your music career like a small business and how local music offices can help expand opportunities and connections. Learn more about Brendon Anthony and his work: Texas Music Office: texasmusicoffice.com Instagram: @texasmusicoffice Twitter: @txmusicoffice Facebook: Texas Music Office Distribute your music on TuneCore: bit.ly/2NUiXFg

Our Director of Entertainment Relations, Amy Lombardi, takes over this week to talk about the resurgence of vinyl and how physical mediums are making a comeback in an increasingly digital world. She sits down with Austin-based manager Jesse Atwell of Triple 8 Management to get the artists's perspective on vinyl, then joins Taishi Fukuyama of Qrates to discuss the growing popularity of vinyl and cassettes. Check out TuneCore at http://bit.ly/2AiKZAg

Austin Monitor freelancer Chad Swiatecki chats with guests Amy Lombardi and Rick Carney about the City of Austin's live music policies.

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