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Broadcaster and Radio DJ Annie Nightingale passed away earlier this year. In memory of her, please enjoy this episode of the Book Club podcast, from the archives, in which she joined Sam Leith in 2020 to talk about the publication of her book Hey Hi Hello. Annie Nightingale was Britain's first female DJ, an occasional Spectator contributor, and the longest serving presenter of Radio One. Annie spoke to Sam about the Beatles' secrets, BBC sexism, getting into rave culture, the John Peel she knew - and how while most people never get past the music they love in their teens, she's never lost her drive to hear tunes she's never heard before.
Lauren Laverne talks to the broadcaster Annie Nightingale in a programme first broadcast in 2020. Annie Nightingale died in January 2024 at the age of 83.
As January drags on, we look back at the recently departed. A tribute to BBC legend Annie Nightingale, a farewell to Der Kaiser - Franz Beckenbauer and the man who will forever be Hutch to a generation - David Soul. A much more....
In this episode we welcome the legendary Penelope Spheeris and invite her to talk us through her extraordinary life and brilliant career. Barney wastes little time in asking the Louisiana-born filmmaker about the shocking traumas of her childhood and teenage years. We hear about her alcoholic mother's multiple marriages and the family's move to Southern California that led to Penelope putting herself through film school before graduating from UCLA. Along with the Saturday Night Live shorts she made with actor/comic Albert Brooks, Penelope talks about the pioneering Rock 'n' Reel production company that made '70s videos for everyone from Funkadelic to Fleetwood Mac. We also learn about her conversion to punk rock via Brendan Mullen's Masque club, where she shot SoCal hardcore bands like X, Fear, the Germs and Black Flag, the footage winding up in 1981's thrilling Decline of Western Civilization. From the first Decline we jump forward seven years to Decline II — and to a discussion of the '80s glam-metal scene that exploded on West Hollywood's Sunset Strip via bands such as W.A.S.P. and Poison. In addition we hear clips from Mat Snow's 1989 audio interview with all-girl quartet Vixen, sparking a discussion of rampant misogyny on the big-hair metal scene. With Decline II: The Metal Years being our guest's de facto passport to directing 1992's enormo-grossing Wayne's World, we ask Spheeris to recall her not-altogether- felicitous experience of working on the hit Saturday Night Live spinoff with Mike Myers and Dana Carvey. We also consider how the week's featured writer "Metal Mike" Saunders bridged the gulf between metal and punk, tracing his maverick career from a 1971 Creem review of Sir Lord Baltimore's Kingdom Come to the 1978 formation of SoCal hardcore band Angry Samoans. After Mark offers quotes from recently-added library pieces about electro-pop duo Erasure, rapper Schoolly D and, yes, Penelope Spheeris, Jasper closes out the episode with remarks on articles about El Paso's At the Drive-In and David Bowie. Many thanks to special guest Penelope Spheeris. Visit her website at penelopespheeris.com. Pieces discussed: The Decline of Western Civilization, Penelope Spheeris: The "Mad Surgeon" of Film, Vixen audio, Sir Lord Baltimore, A Brief Survey of the State of Metal Music Today, Metal Mike Saunders, Angry Samoans, Annie Nightingale, Erasure, Penelope Spheeris interviewed by Richard Harrington, Schoolly D, At the Drive-In and David Bowie.
Juliet and Terence on: the reboot of Gladiators; Madonna's faux pas; Black Grape; and farewell to David Soul and Annie Nightingale. {Are you ready, Boston?}
Matthew Bannister onAnnie Nightingale who was Radio 1's first female presenter and its longest serving DJ. Her son remembers meeting Jimi Hendrix over breakfast in her kitchen and the 72-hour-party at her home featuring some of the biggest names of the dance music scene.Isca Salzberger-Wittenberg, the psychoanalyst who changed the approach to treating young people's mental health.Bryan Ansell, the games designer who co-created Warhammer and helped lead the growth of the Games Workshop company.And Charlie Allan who was a Scottish farmer, an economist, a broadcaster and a caber tossing champion.Interviewee: Alex Nightingale Interviewee: Rabbi Jonathan Wittenberg OBE Interviewee: Dr Valerie Sinason Interviewee: Sir Ian Livingstone CBE Interviewee: Susie Malcolm Interviewee: Frieda MorrisonProducer: Gareth Nelson-DaviesArchive used: Annie Nightingale 1940-2024, BBC Radio 1, 14/01/2024; Annie Nightingale, Desert Island Discs, BBC Radio 4, 24/07/2020; Interview with Annie Nightingale, Sussex-BBC Centenary Interview part of the Connected Histories of the BBC project. You can hear the interview in full by going to the Connected Histories of the BBC website at www.connectedhistoriesofthebbc.org ; Annie Nightingale interview about her Request Show, BBC Radio 1, Vintage, 22/12/2018; Old Grey Whistle Test, 100 Voices, BBC Four, 23/02/2018; Dungeons and Dragons News report, BBC News South East, 06/10/1983; Fantasy Board Games report, BBC Breakfast, BBC News 20/08/1984; Warhammer 40000, Darktide, Soundtrack, Fatshark Youtube channel, uploaded 18/11/2022; Charlie Allan sings, Blue Grey Coo and Other Bothy Ballads, Ardo Pedigree Cattle, published 1979; Charlie Allan - A Tribute to a North East Man O' Pairts, BBC Radio Scotland, 03/01/2024;
The next single from Markus Schulz's The Rabbit Hole Circus artist album has arrived, and the fan favorite Death of a Star with HALIENE receives a full release to stream and add to your playlists from Friday. It forms the opening of the latest Global DJ Broadcast, while also paying tribute to the late Annie Nightingale. The show also features a world premiere from ReDub, along new music from Armin van Buuren & Goodboys, Estiva, John Digweed, Nick Muir & Franky Wah, Kyau & Albert & Thomas Lizzara, Adam Beyer, and more. Tim Clark joins in the second hour for the guestmix. It's a tripleheader on the road for Markus this weekend, starting tonight (Thursday) at Sky SLC in Salt Lake City, before Down the Rabbit Hole open to close sessions at The Concourse Project in Austin on Friday, and at Reelworks in Denver on Saturday. Hope you enjoy the latest show, and be sure to check out Markus' 30 minute Weekly Drive mixes, with episode 10 airing now on Apple Music, Spotify and Amazon Music; and the newly released Destinations 25 on Spotify. Tracklist: The Essentials with Markus Schulz 01. Markus Schulz & HALIENE - Death of a Star 02. Estiva - Cometa [A Moment of Sunrise] 03. The Organism - Ego (Doctor Dru Remix) 04. John Digweed, Nick Muir & Franky Wah - Tripchain 05. Anton Tumas - Calling Los Angeles (Faxing Berlin) [Deeper Shades] 06. Armin van Buuren & Goodboys - Forever (Stay Like This) [In Bloom] 07. Kyau & Albert x Thomas Lizzara - Rebalance 08. KhoMha - Ancient Voices 09. ReDub - Vision [World Premiere] 10. Zyon - No Fate (Adam Beyer Remix) 11. ARTY - Hope (Brina Knauss Remix) 12. David West featuring Infkish - Searching for Substance [Hall of Fame] 13. Depeche Mode - Speak to Me (HI-LO Remix) 14. Pan-Pot - CODA [Down the Rabbit Hole] 15. Markus Schulz - Forgotten Element 16. DIM3NSION x Daxson - Ardora [Global Selection] Tim Clark 01. Tim Clark - Descent 02. Tim Clark - Oasis 03. Tim Clark - Chasing Stars 04. Tim Clark - Ass Up 05. Tim Clark - Gateway 06. Tim Clark - Lost in the Moment 07. Tiesto - Lethal Industry (Tim Clark Remix) 08. Tim Clark - Kerncraft 400 09. Tim Clark - Secrets Back with Markus Schulz 17. OCATA - Welcome to the Awakening 18. Anske - Heavenly Cake 19. Scorz & Malou - Hope 20. Signalrunners - Meet Me in Montauk (Judah Remix) 21. Mees Salomé - Apart 22. LTN - Mystery of Life 23. Jerome Isma-Ae & Alastor - String of Lights 24. Ilan Bluestone - On Me
In this re-run from 2020, the late DJ and radio host reflects on memories from BBC Radio 1, disrupting the patriarchy and the keys to success in broadcasting. Annie Nightingale, who died last week at the age of 83, was the first women radio presenter on BBC Radio 1-and the longest serving broadcaster in the station's history. She became known for championing new, underground music and led the movement for women to become DJs and broadcasters, becoming a necessarily disruptive force across radio and live music. Fans of Nightingale's knew her as the Queen of Breaks, given her strong affinity for the sound. But she also introduced listeners to prog rock, punk, indie and dance music, and was unfeignedly passionate about them all. While she had no technical know-how when she started at the BBC, that didn't stop her. Despite her parents' request to "have something to fall back on," she dove head first into broadcasting, establishing herself quickly and even braving listeners' expectations by booking acts who weren't considered trendy or mainstream at the time. In this archival conversation with Martha Pazienti Caidan—who worked closely with Nightingale at BBC Radio 1—she discusses her memories and encounters in the music industry: being sworn at by Johnny Rotten; touring with Underworld; discovering her love for drill and grime; and the keys to success for aspiring broadcasters. Listen to the episode in full.
Annie and Nick celebrate radio royalty and trailblazer, Annie Nightingale, sharing some of their favourite stories of Radio 1's first female presenter – including Glastonbury with the Happy Mondays, gatecrashing Lily Allen's baby shower and getting her first tattoo. Plus, big comebacks for Ariana Grande and Lil Nas X but are there any new ideas left for music videos? Elsewhere, how Coolio helped find a missing tooth at the Brit Awards and has Beyonce ever eaten a jacket potato? Sidetracked is all about taking a look at the things Annie Macmanus and Nick Grimshaw have loved (and perhaps more importantly not loved) from the world of music. A week in music, a week in Annie and Nick's lives, this is the destination for music and pop culture lovers looking for an authentic and light-hearted take on the week's most compelling stories… getting seriously sidetracked along the way. Get in touch with Annie and Nick! If you're over 16 WhatsApp 079700 82700 or email sidetracked@bbc.co.uk Sidetracked is a BBC Audio Production for BBC Sounds – new episodes drop every Thursday.
Features editor Matt Barker is joined in the studio by Leo Burnett's chief strategy officer Josh Bullmore and deputy CSO Tom Sussman to discuss the agency's PopPulse research platform and recent event, From Coping to Hoping, providing a snapshot of the mood of modern Britain.Before then, Matt is joined by ace reporter Charlotte Rawlings to discuss the ongoing fallout over the ASA's decision to ban a Calvin Klein ad for presenting singer-songwriter FKA twigs "as a stereotypical sexual object", before chatting about a tribute to former Radio One DJ Annie Nightingale, written by Vicki Maguire, chief creative officer at Havas London.Further reading:https://www.campaignlive.co.uk/article/does-asa-need-revisit-its-gender-stereotyping-rules/1857847 https://www.campaignlive.co.uk/article/annie-nightingale-shaped-creative-career-heres/1857667https://www.campaignlive.co.uk/article/brits-optimistic-year-new-reality-leo-burnett-client-report/1857762 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
It's a Monday and Fi reckons Jane isn't in the best mood but they're persevering! They chat Annie Nightingale, Jane's cooking and jockstraps. Plus, all this week on their Times Radio show, Jane and Fi will focus on pornography and the impact it has. Kicking things off, they speak to the Children's Commissioner Rachel De Souza and Dr Fiona Vera-Gray, the deputy director of the Child and Woman Abuse Studies Unit at London Metropolitan University. If you want to follow along with this conversation, make sure you're tuning into Times Radio every day this week at 4:20pm. If you want to contact the show to ask a question and get involved in the conversation then please email us: janeandfi@times.radio Follow us on Instagram! @janeandfiAssistant Producer: Eve Salusbury Times Radio Producer: Rosie Cutler Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
From The Beatles to Billie Eilish, we look back at the career of the legendary Annie Nightingale. Also, the new Dua fan, Richard The Radiographer, goes stateside and some TV detectives play Yesterday's Quiz.
We stuck a coin in this week's jukebox of news and cranked up the volume and these were the tracks that got played … … fond memories of Annie Nightingale at Radio One and Whistle Test. … the delicious melancholy of Sunday night pop radio. … how David Gilmour writes songs. … sex, clothes, gangsters: the eternal allure of Bonnie & Clyde. … how the first Police album (including three hit singles) was recorded by a former doctor in a four-track studio above a dairy in Leatherhead for £1,500, and the band's touching tribute when he died. … the British Library hijack hack. … the fantasy theme of so many ‘60s movies: ‘escape'. … Ridley Scott's Hovis ad. … Blind Willie Johnson, Chuck Berry … Blodwyn Pig? The five tracks you'd send into space to represent life on earth. … how future wars will be started. … plus birthday guest Sandra Austin on the best use of choirs on records among them Aretha Franklin's You've Got A Friend, Blur's Tender, the Stones' You Can'Subscribe to Word In Your Ear on Patreon for early - and ad-free! - access to all of our content!: https;//www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
We stuck a coin in this week's jukebox of news and cranked up the volume and these were the tracks that got played … … fond memories of Annie Nightingale at Radio One and Whistle Test. … the delicious melancholy of Sunday night pop radio. … how David Gilmour writes songs. … sex, clothes, gangsters: the eternal allure of Bonnie & Clyde. … how the first Police album (including three hit singles) was recorded by a former doctor in a four-track studio above a dairy in Leatherhead for £1,500, and the band's touching tribute when he died. … the British Library hijack hack. … the fantasy theme of so many ‘60s movies: ‘escape'. … Ridley Scott's Hovis ad. … Blind Willie Johnson, Chuck Berry … Blodwyn Pig? The five tracks you'd send into space to represent life on earth. … how future wars will be started. … plus birthday guest Sandra Austin on the best use of choirs on records among them Aretha Franklin's You've Got A Friend, Blur's Tender, the Stones' You Can't Always Get What You Want, Roy Harper's When An Old Cricketer Leaves The Crease.Subscribe to Word In Your Ear on Patreon for early - and ad-free! - access to all of our content!: https;//www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The Smart 7 is an award winning daily podcast that gives you everything you need to know in 7 minutes, at 7 am, 7 days a week…With over 14 million downloads and consistently charting, including as No. 1 News Podcast on Spotify, we're a trusted source for people every day and we've just won Gold at the Signal International Podcast awards.If you're enjoying it, please follow, share, or even post a review, it all helps... Today's episode includes the following:https://twitter.com/i/status/1746454688617185356https://twitter.com/i/status/1746470762129526845https://twitter.com/i/status/1746499293869916589https://twitter.com/i/status/1746484679841128772 https://twitter.com/i/status/1746506055981347102https://twitter.com/i/status/1746152494592413981 https://twitter.com/i/status/1746409731319824468 https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m000l1wkContact us over @TheSmart7pod or visit www.thesmart7.comVoiced by Jamie East, written by Liam Thompson, researched by Lucie Lewis and produced by Daft Doris. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
We stuck a coin in this week's jukebox of news and cranked up the volume and these were the tracks that got played … … fond memories of Annie Nightingale at Radio One and Whistle Test. … the delicious melancholy of Sunday night pop radio. … how David Gilmour writes songs. … sex, clothes, gangsters: the eternal allure of Bonnie & Clyde. … how the first Police album (including three hit singles) was recorded by a former doctor in a four-track studio above a dairy in Leatherhead for £1,500, and the band's touching tribute when he died. … the British Library hijack hack. … the fantasy theme of so many ‘60s movies: ‘escape'. … Ridley Scott's Hovis ad. … Blind Willie Johnson, Chuck Berry … Blodwyn Pig? The five tracks you'd send into space to represent life on earth. … how future wars will be started. … plus birthday guest Sandra Austin on the best use of choirs on records among them Aretha Franklin's You've Got A Friend, Blur's Tender, the Stones' You Can't Always Get What You Want, Roy Harper's When An Old Cricketer Leaves The Crease.Subscribe to Word In Your Ear on Patreon for early - and ad-free! - access to all of our content!: https;//www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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R.I.P BBC Presenter Annie Nightingale. We chat to Quix who was lucky enough to meet her back in 2019. Join the Whānau on Instagram, Facebook & Tik Tok. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(7 mins) A soundscape tribute to Annie Nightingale who championed new music and defied the conventions of her radio and television era. Featuring samples from The Whistle Test, Annie Nightingale's Radio 1 Mix including Far Too Loud, DJ Hanzel and Andrew Weatherall. Together with Sid Vicious, Aldo Ciccolini's Gymnopédie No. 1 and 坂本 Ryuichi Sakamoto's Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence. Personalised soundscapes available by commission - adam@gaba.life. Positively rating and subscribing to GABA is very much appreciated
50 years on from it's debut in 1973, Shaun Tilley is joined by Smiley Miley as they tell the story of The Radio 1 Roadshow, the world's biggest travelling outside broadcast event going coast to coast every Summer! Its creator Johnny Beerling also shares his memories plus there's tales from Tim Blackmore, David Hamilton, Annie Nightingale, Dave Atkey, Rosko, Paul Burnett, Tony Blackburn, Adrian Juste, Peter Powell, Andy Peebles, Kid Jensen, Steve Wright, Mike Read, Gary Davies, Bruno Brookes, Simon Bates, Simon Mayo and Jackie Brambles as well as archive interviews, classic clips and much more!!
Budgie plays his Big Bass Harp The Cult and Subbuteo keep everyone Sharp Introducing a Liverpool theme You'll Never Walk Alone, now choose your team! Lol delivered Newspapers for 25 Bob Delivering milk was Wayne's other Job The Beeb Top 40 on Sundays recorded 5 Pounds a week a new album afforded David K Jones had a Brian Connolly haircut Young Budgie's Skinhead made the Headmaster Tut! Banshees and Cure played soccer together The Cure played the crew but it made Heavy weather! Wayne played for Charity and Drew with the Frankies Nasher the Smasher drew Coronation Street hankies! Wayne and Budgie played in a band It lasted two days and then they were canned Wayne with Pete Burns in Dead or Alive Built like a builder - Pete tolerated no Jive ‘Gimme Dat Harp Boy' Budgie blows the Whistle Test intro Wayne and Lol speechless, ‘He plays like a Pro!' Lol first met Wayne in the 80's euphoria saw the Mission play a blinder at London's Astoria And on into the sunrise of a new friendship's Gloria! Whispering Bob Harris and Annie Nightingale hosting Morning already? Imaginary boys toasting Sugarcubes' Einar and Bob had a Ruckus? The Zillow in Germany was it playful then serious? Wayne once lived in the Columbia Hotel Budgie stayed at One Queensway for a similar spell Wayne's Solo book tour - music and reading Lol toured Chuck Berry style with local Cure-heads leading Chile, and Peru where the Cure's pick-up glistens Pornography is one of Wayne's favourite listens Albie Singer was Wayne's hotel pseudonym Budgie was Chad Valley and Lol, Mr Lazlo When Wayne asked reception, Hey what room am I in? The room for Mr Pussy must be Wayne's alter-Ego Turned out Mr Pussy was the room Johnny Lydon was in! ‘Delusions of Grandeur' Lol spends 4 months at the Beverly Hills 4 Seasons Wayne drives around strange places on tour in New Zealand Onwards to Moscow or was it Rio or Bangkok? Lol used a matchbox to find his hotel Budgie did too but which matchbox is it? It's Spinal Tap again! ___ Respect: Captain Beefheart - (Don Van Vliet: January 15, 1941 - December 17, 2010) ___ CONNECT WITH US: Curious Creatures: Website: https://curiouscreaturespodcast.com Facebook: @CuriousCreaturesOfficial Twitter: @curecreatures Instagram: @CuriousCreaturesOfficial Lol Tolhurst: Website: https://loltolhurst.com Facebook: @officialloltolhurst Twitter: @LolTolhurst Instagram: @lol.tolhurst Budgie: Facebook: @budgieofficial Twitter: @TuWhit2whoo Instagram: @budgie646 Curious Creatures is a partner of the Double Elvis podcast network. For more of the best music storytelling follow @DoubleElvis on Instagram or search Double Elvis in your podcast app. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Andy Dawson, Martin Carr and Annie Nightingale discuss their favourite Paul McCartney moment with Chris Shaw.
In this episode audio entertainment expert Rachel Barton joins Nikki to talk about her career in radio. Starting out as a trainee on Pete Tong's show, Rachel went on to produce many other shows including Annie Mac, Kissy Sell Out and Dance Anthems as well as heading up outside broadcasts in Ibiza and Miami. Rachel continued to push herself and launched her own company Grape in 2011, winning pitches to produce Radio 1 shows for Annie Mac, Rob da Bank, Annie Nightingale, Skream & Benga and Dance Anthems, as well as launching the Future Dance show with Sarah Story and The Blessed Madonna show on 6 Music. As well as radio shows, Rachel and the Grape team have branched out into podcasts and produces one of Spotify's top rated shows ‘Who We Be_TALKS'.
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“Keep your feet firmly on the floor and wave your arms and your body around.” DJ Annie Nightingale gives us a ‘rave' dance class, remembering the acid house explosion, The Happy Mondays and meeting Björk during Annie's time as an “honorary raver” in the late ‘80s and early ‘90s. Reflecting on more than fifty years as a broadcaster, she reveals the one thing that she can't say out loud and the unique item of clothing that she shares with Nick Rhodes from Duran Duran. Hey Hi Hello: Five Decades of Pop Culture from Britain's First Female DJ, published by White Rabbit, is out now.
Annie Nightingale joins Nikki Bedi and Suzy Klein to talk about her 50 years in broadcasting, including being the first female DJ on Radio 1 and how her love of new music has led to her being the station's longest-serving broadcaster. Annie also explains why she owes a debt to The Beatles. Ranger Jonathan Ford explains how his love of birds took him to live in Papa Westray, one of the smallest islands in Orkney. Chef Poppy O'Toole lost her job and was inspired by her siblings to make PoppyCooks TikTok videos. She swiftly got 1.8 million followers and will talk about her new career path. Neil Oliver shares his Inheritance Tracks: La Mer by Charles Trenet and Martha by Tom Waits. Adam Andrusier was once an obsessive collector of autographs and his drive to collect signatures inspired Zadie Smith to write a story based loosely on his life. Adam's obsession eventually turned into a profession, with roots going back to his father's collecting habits. Hey Hi Hello: Five Decades of Pop Culture from Britain's broadcasting DJ pioneer Annie Nightingale is out now in paperback. Poppy Cooks: The Food You Need by Poppy O'Toole is out on the 16th September. The Story of the World in 100 Moments by Neil Oliver is published on the 16th of September. Two Hitlers and a Marilyn by Adam Andrusier is out now. Producer: Claire Bartleet Editor: Richard Hooper
TISOKI is back on the podcast to talk about angel investing, fashion, and his new album release. British bass producer Tisoki today released his poignant debut album, ‘01953' on Monstercat. Featuring ten tracks that traverse classic dubstep stylings, trap-fueled grime, experimental bass, and beyond, his genre-fluidity is a glimpse into the varied musical journey that brought him to where he is today. The new single, “Made 4 This” signals a shift in Tisoki's artistic evolution, catering to an introspective listening experience prompted by the last year spent in isolation. With the album title paying homage to the postal code of his hometown in Wymondham, UK, ‘01953' is a collection of formative influences drawn from the underground culture and spaces that shaped him. Tisoki reveals, “I'm so excited to share my debut album ‘01953' with the world. It's been a year in the making through some very tough times and I feel it's a true representation of the art I want to put out.” Tisoki's impressive catalog has earned him support from household names across electronic music including Excision, Mija, Annie Nightingale, Skrillex, and DJ Snake to name a few. With a background in rock and metal bands, his high-octane performance chops have landed him on world-renowned stages such as Red Rocks, EDC Las Vegas, and Coachella. As live music returns this year, fans can look forward to experiencing the prolific producer's new material in a proper warehouse setting soon.
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Annie Nightingale Backstage At the Bestival Interview
Click here to buy: https://adbl.co/3kBlroc Hey Hi Hello is a greeting we have all become familiar with, as Annie Nightingale cues up another show on Radio One. Always in tune with the nation's taste, yet effortlessly one step ahead for more than five decades, in this book Annie digs deep into her crate of memories, experiences and encounters to deliver an account of a life lived on the frontiers of pop cultural innovation. As a dj and broadcaster on radio, tv and the live music scene, Annie has been an invigorating and necessarily disruptive force, working within the establishment but never playing by the rules. She walked in the door at Radio One as a rebel, its first female broadcaster, in 1970. Fifty years later she became the station's first CBE in the New Year's Honours List; still a vital force in British music, a dj and tastemaker who commands the respect of artists, listeners and peers across the world. Hey Hi Hello tells the story of those early, intimidating days at Radio One, the Ground Zero moment of punk and the epiphanies that arrived in the late 80s with the arrival of acid house and the Second Summer of Love. It includes faithfully reproduced and never before seen encounters with Bob Marley, Marc Bolan, The Beatles and bang-up-to-date interviews with Little Simz and Billie Eilish. Funny, warm and candid to a fault, Annie Nightingale's memoir is driven by the righteous energy of discovery and passion for music. It is a portrait of an artist without whom the past fifty years of British culture would have looked very different indeed.
BBC Radio 1's longest serving DJ celebrates 50 years of broadcasting. For more, visit Resident Advisor: https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?exchange=533
BBC Radio 1's longest serving DJ celebrates 50 years of broadcasting.
BBC Radio 1's longest serving DJ celebrates 50 years of broadcasting.
This week on the podcast, Fi and Jane chat to broadcaster, DJ and radio superstar Annie Nightingale. The Radio 1 presenter speaks tells them about why she's a night owl rather than a morning lark, what's she's looking for in a record and they reminisce about the millennium bug. Before they connect to Annie, Fi and Jane compare catalogue purchases and there's whisper of a new member of the Garvey household. Get in touch: fortunately.podcast@bbc.co.uk
Hollywood A-lister Colin Farrell live from LA to launch 'Can't Stop Now' fundraising campaign for Special Olympics Irel; singer songwriter, actor Steve Wall on returning to the stage during covid; A couple's story with dementia, Helena & Kevin Quaid join us from Cork studios; the BBC's first female DJ & also longest serving, Annie Nightingale.
At the age of 80, Annie Nightingale still manages to be one of the most forward-looking and future-facing people I've ever interviewed. She is the legendary Radio 1 DJ - the first woman ever to get a job at the station and now the BBC's longest-serving presenter and a vital force in British music. Annie joins me to talk about confronting sexism, breaking the mould, getting the best of of interviewees and what it's like to have met everyone from David Bowie to Paul McCartney to Eminem and Jim Morrison (he didn't impress her much tbf). We also touch on her convent school education, her inability to tell a lie, her failure at A-Levels and her terrible financial planning. She is, it has to be said, a total riot. * PLEASE PRE-ORDER MY NEW BOOK! Failosophy: A Handbook For When Things Go Wrong is available here * To celebrate the publication of Failosophy, I am doing a LIVE show at The London Palladium. It is also live-streamed online. If you'd like to buy tickets for either option, you can do so here. * Annie Nightingale's memoir, Hey, Hi, Hello, is out now. * How To Fail With Elizabeth Day is hosted by Elizabeth Day, produced by Naomi Mantin and Chris Sharp. We love hearing from you! To contact us, email howtofailpod@gmail.com * Social Media: Elizabeth Day @elizabday Annie Nightingale @aanightingale How To Fail @howtofailpod
Legardary DJ Annie Nightingale joined Pat to chat about her new book" Hey Hi Hello" Listen and subscribe to The Pat Kenny Show on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify. Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App. You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.
This week Harriet talks about falsely being accused of sexual assault with Yusuf Salaam and joins Ibi Zoboi to discuss what life is like being a young black man in America. Radio legend Annie Nightingale shares her story of 50 years on the frontline of music, how to find passion in your job and why she will never stop listening to the new. Finally Louise Hulland talks about modern day slavery in the UKthe reality of being a fat black woman in the UK and how much bigger it is than we realise. violence and Kavita Puri tells the stories of partition.If you want to get in touch you can find us on all the socials under this name: @badasswomenshr and for more about the podcast head here: https://www.badasswomenshour.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Edited by Sophie King for http://www.thepresentercoach.co.uk/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This week's Chops is Mick's full half-hour chat with the awesome Annie Nightingale: Britain's first female DJ, the longest serving woman at Radio 1, and a proper joy. They chat about Annie's latest book, Hey Hi Hello, 50 years of pop culture, the sadness of nostalgia, being awestruck by the mere mention of Miles Davis, and what happened when she found herself in a lift with Paul Newman. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
We took the Bank Holiday off so there's no BT or DDD this week, but instead four - count 'em - FOUR great interviews with FIVE - *faints* - top women this week. Mick catches up with the one and only Annie Nightingale, Britain's first female DJ, longest serving woman at Radio 1 and an utter delight, to talk about Hey Hi Hello, her latest book, which charts five decades of pop culture. Hannah's talking to Nydia Hetherington about her debut novel A Girl Made of Air, fairies on the Isle of Man and the literary appeal of the circus. Mick chats with the excellent Liz Foley and Beth Coates about You Goddess! their follow-up to What Would Boudicca Do? – this time they’re gleaning useful advice and female solidarity from legendary (literally) women. And, last but not least, Hannah's found another ethical clothes shopping fan in journalist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett. Have at it! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this week’s Book Club podcast my guest is Annie Nightingale - Britain’s first female DJ, occasional Spectator contributor, and longest serving presenter of Radio One. Ahead of the publication of her new book Hey Hi Hello, Annie tells me about the Beatles’ secrets, BBC sexism, getting into rave culture, the John Peel she knew - and how when most people never get past the music they love in their teens, she’s never lost her drive to hear tunes she’s never heard before.
It's time for more madness and mayhem courtesy of Mike Parry and Lesley-Ann Jones as they once again beam back to Earth from atop Planet Porky. Today they discuss: the legal requirement to wear face masks, social-distancing in establishments, returning to normality, Princess Anne, David Hasselhoff, doctoring your own phone bills, life with a mistress, the superior resilience of the female race, Newcastle, the life of an underappreciated former Beatles photographer, Annie Nightingale, Howard Donald and the David Bowie mystery, Brooklyn's overly lavish wedding (and what it's really all about), Will Smith's marriage, Richard Branson turning 70 and a new study about drinking at home alone. That should fill you up! Don't forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode, with new ones dropping every Tuesday and Friday. You can follow the show on Twitter: @PlanetPorky while Porky is: @MikeParry8 and Lesley-Ann can be found: @LAJwriter. Meanwhile, if you'd like to send a question or comment you can email: planetporkypod@gmail.com. We'd love to hear from you.
Annie Nightingale was BBC Radio 1’s first female presenter and is its longest-serving DJ, celebrating her 50th anniversary at the station this year. Born and brought up in south west London, she fell in love with the romance and mystery of radio through her father’s meticulous tuning of their home set to broadcasts from exotic places like Prague and Hilversum. On leaving school at 17, she spent a year on a journalism course in central London. After relocating to Brighton, she worked her way up through local newspapers to the national press and magazines and eventually, by the mid-1960s, to TV. She interviewed the Beatles as a young journalist, and gave early support to artists including David Bowie, Ian Dury, Eminem and Primal Scream. In 1970, she was the first woman DJ to join Radio 1 with a Sunday evening show. From 1978 to 1982, Annie was the sole female presenter on the BBC TV music show The Old Grey Whistle Test, the only woman to have held the job. Her excitement for new music and musical genres from acid house to grime, hasn’t wavered. She currently hosts a weekly Radio 1 show called Annie Nightingale Presents… (on air on Wednesdays between 1 and 3 am) and has received countless awards from Caner of the Year to Commander of the Order of the British Empire, which she received this year for services to radio. Annie has a son and a daughter from her first marriage. She is twice divorced and lives in London. DISC ONE: Bury a Friend by Billie Eilish DISC TWO: Some People by Ethel Merman DISC THREE: Instant Karma! by John Lennon DISC FOUR: Too Many Fish in the Sea by Marvelettes DISC FIVE: Space Oddity by David Bowie DISC SIX: Freedom by Beyoncé Featuring Kendrick Lamar DISC SEVEN: Gymnopédies No. 1, composed by Erik Satie, conducted by Peter Breiner, performed by Gerald Garcia (guitar) and Slovak State Philharmonic Orchestra, Košice DISC EIGHT: My Way by Sid Vicious BOOK CHOICE: Catch 22 by Joseph Heller LUXURY ITEM: A saxophone CASTAWAY'S FAVOURITE: Space Oddity by David Bowie Presenter: Lauren Laverne Producer: Cathy Drysdale
Swamplex Radio coming in hot! I'm shaking it up with episode #045, and playing you my BBC Radio 1 Quest Mix for Annie Nightingale. Strap in and get ready for music from Hi I'm Ghost, Bandlez, Leotrix, Bainbridge, Samplifire, and more + music from yours truly! Don't forget to rate & review on all of your favorite podcast apps! Post your comments @12thplanet #SWAMPLEXRADIO Check 12thplanetofficial.com for official merch and tour dates. 01. 12th Planet - Opus in E Minor 02. Dr Ozi & Soltan - Mumbai Madness 03. Crippling - Answer 04. Mighty Duck & Shvron - Invaders 05. Mt Eden & Hi Im Ghost - Next Gen Riddim 06. 12th Planet - Shipwreck'd 07. Whales - Weeble Wobble 08. Bandlez - Heretics ft Armanni Reign 09. MVRDA - The Titan 10. Akeos & Ferra - Flopmouth 11. 12th Planet - Deadshot ft Vulgatron 12. ?? - ID 13. Badklaat - Ravedash 14. Antiserum & L3vel - Vamanos 15. Versa - Welcome Tune 16. Gentlemen's Club & Aweminus - Death Club 17. 12th Planet - World Builder 18. Disciple - We Don't Play Edit 19. 12th Planet, Barely Alive, PhaseOne - Send It (MVRDA & Samplifire Remix) 20. Antiserum & Definitive - Higher 21. Excision - Wake Up (12th Planet Remix) 22. Leotrix - Hive Bounce VIP 23. Izzy Vadim - Reservoir Dogs 24. Bainbridge - Zealot 25. 12th Planet - RVD ft Mikey Ceaser 26. Akeos - Crescent Moon 27. Automhate - Terminhate 28. Bailo - No Cap [??] 29. Aweminus - Nu Anger 30. Leotrix - Sight 31. Samplifire - Duality 32. Control Freak - Six Feet Deep 33. Barely Alive - Spicy Future [Disciple Round Table] 34. Au5 & Prismatic - Invasion [Disciple Round Table] 35. 12th Planet & Bandlez - The Hustle [Disciple] 36. MVRDA - Morse Code [Disciple Round Table] 37. Infekt - Disruption [Disciple Round Table] 38. Cyclops - Poison [Disciple Round Table] 39. Snails & Wooli - Snailephant (Control Freak Remix) 40. 12th Planet & Protohype - Dystopia [Disciple]
We are back with Madame Electrifie (aka Little Jo) talking about her glittering DJ career and journey into production with her band Cassini Circles. Fusing the best vintage beats with the best of the modern age; Madame Electrifie takes classic grooves and threads through everything from hip hop, to house, breaks and drum and bass to create a raucous dance floor focused party, all with that distinctive driving sound that's a firm nod to her breaks and tech roots missed with plenty of funk, fun and nonsense on the way. In 18 years on the decks, she's played some of the UK's leading venues across the years, from Ministry to Turnmills, and has graced many of the leading London warehouse parties supporting some of the biggest names in electronic music over the years across all spectrums of the dance music world including The Stanton Warriors, Jon Carter, Elite Force, A Skillz, , Annie Nightingale, Rob Da Bank, Krafty Kuts, and a whole host of bands. In contrast, her band Cassini Circles are a electronica act featuring vocalist Shannon Kait and producers Jo Burns (Madame Electrifie) and Yoshe Watson. Their music takes a journey through dark brooding basslines and haunting vocal melodies, through electronica, trip hop and house. Influenced by the energy of the dancefloor combined with the ambience of the after party, it's a heavy blend taking in influence from everything from jazz to dub. https://soundcloud.com/cassinicircles https://soundcloud.com/madame-electrifie Soundcloud.com/threadsradio
Matthew Bannister on Andrew Weatherall, a hugely influential figure in the dance music scene of the 1990s, who revolutionised what a DJ could be and produced many hit albums and remixes. Radio 1's Annie Nightingale explains how he changed her life. President Hosni Mubarak who ruled Egypt for thirty years before being ousted by mass protests. The best selling mystery writer Mary Higgins Clark. Her fellow writers Harlan Coben and Alafair S. Burke pay tribute. John Bevan, the record breaking deep sea diver who was a respected expert on the history of diving. Interviewed Guest: Annie Nightingale CBE Interviewed Guest: Dina Rezk Interviewed Guest: Paul Martin Interviewed Guest: Harlan Coben Interviewed Guest: Alafair Burke Interviewed Guest: Rosemary E Lunn Producer: Neil George Archive clips from: The First Time With..., 6 Music, 22/11/2017; Panorama, BBC One, 06/10/1981; BBC News, BBC One, 28/01/2011; BBC News, BBC One,03/08/2011; Woman's Hour, Radio 4, 14/06/2000; Woman's Hour, Radio 4, 31/05/2006;
We talk about their various jobs at the BBC, Beats, and Amazing Radio. Both my guests have or are radio presenters and producers. Emma is currently a Project Manager at Partisan Records, previous roles include radio presenting and production. Shiona is a reporter and presenter for BBC Radio. GUESTS: ✨ Emma Snook Who I met when she hosted a show on Amazing Radio (all new music show) and currently works at Partisan Records as a product manager. She has been there for over a year now, and before that worked at Beats 1 which is a radio station owned and operated by Apple for 2 years before. Emma also manages a band called Breathe Panel. ✨ Shiona McCallum Has worked in radio for over 8 years. Currently, a reporter for Newsbeat BBC Radio 1 & 1 Xtra reporter, has done a couple of shows for Radio 2 called New Country from Nashville all about new country music and also a columnist for Maverick Magazine interviewing and reviewing country music. Podcast loose agenda: ✨ Path to now ✨ Day to day of being a radio host and producer + what radio reporter job entails ✨ Advice to get into artist management ✨ End with shout outs other bodacious babes we are loving right now / people doing amazing things we want to share! DINNER: Coconut breaded chicken fajitas with peeled cucumber, and salsa (tomato, olive, sweetcorn, chili, pepper, lime) in corn wrap + millionaire shortbread. SHOUT OUTS: ✨ Katie Adie - journalist ✨ Katie Jackson - a producer on Beats and host radio show on Soho Radio ✨ Dolly Parton ✨ Annie Nightingale - first female national DJ ✨ Nick Grimshaw PLACES THEY WORKED: ✨ Amazing Radio ✨ Beats 1 ✨ Bauer radio ✨ Virgin Radio ✨ BBC Radio 1 ✨ BBC 1xtra MUSIC WE MENTION THIS WEEK: ⭐️ IDELS ⭐️ Carrie Underwood ⭐️ The Mavericks ⭐️ Lyle Lovett ⭐️ Maren Morris Full podcast playlis heret: https://open.spotify.com/user/l5ov2rylpjxxrz1ltmnylg0zi/playlist/4pNdY9rmT31vjcVOZL4FGH?si=qWz3M7uBToCeUd07jLOpog
From its launch in 1967, right through the 70's to the mid 80's...BBC Radio 1 was probably the world's biggest music station! In this edition of the series Shaun Tilley introduces you to DJ Annie Nightingale, one of the many people behind the network's success during those golden years as he tells the story of ‘her' Radio 1!!
A compilation of archive material from Annie Nightingale's Request Shows at Radio 1.
UK-based producer-duo Kachina have announced that they will be releasing their brand new EP, titled "Eyes Of March", on the 13th December, via Affectionate Grooves and NexGen Music, and have just shared the title track from this much-anticipated upcoming release, out 15th November. Originally a trio, Kachina tragically lost one of their members, Zurcon, to cancer earlier this year, but continue to honour him and his musical contribution, including his role in the creation of their forthcoming "Eyes Of March" EP. Kachina have already received extensive support from reputable tastemakers DJ Mag, Resident Advisor, COMPLEX and AFROPUNKas well as radio play from BBC Radio 1's Annie Nightingale, Monkiand Toddla T,BBC Radio Leicester, BBC Coventry & Warwickshire, Rinse FM's Marcus Nasty andReprezent Radio's Benteki. Racking up over 20 million streams on Spotifyalone, the group have been involved in many prestigious projects and events, including sharing stages with acclaimed artists such as Crookers andThe Bloody Beetrootsand working on collaborations withSynkro, Nero, Bar9and Distance. Kachina was created by Rob Sparx, Zurcon andWigz, and is not your regular house music project. Now, continuing on with Rob Sparx and Wigzand Based in Leicester and Leamington Spa, these multi-talented musicians have always wished to dig deeper when it comes to electronic music, explaining that, "We're writing music that isn't just functional party music; its therapy using bass, rhythm, melody & harmony, we try to capture a spiritual sense of the world mixing our favorite dance styles with a tribal sound." As a trio, Kachina injected the UK electronic scene with this positive energy for years, with their involvement in many local events such as collaborating with the Sous Solparties and playing regularly for Bloopparties, among many other projects. Drawing inspiration from a variety of underground electronic genres such as classic UK garage, dub and dubstep, Kachina are influenced by the sounds of many iconic producers and DJs from the mid-90's and early 2000's such as Tuff Jam,dubstep pioneerEl-B andGroove Chronicles, as well as the music selected by Giles Petersonon his Worldwideradio show and the early releases from Black Butter record label. Kachina also cite more contemporary acts such asGhost, Burial, Gorgon City, London Grammar andCause & Affect as influences, while their own sound could best be compared the iconic UK garage sounds of artists such as Wookie, DJ EZ andTodd Edwards. The title track from Kachina's "Eyes Of March" EP ignites a sense of dub groove with its reverb-soaked reggae-style vocals and adds a unique twist with uptempo drums and funky house-infused synth melodies. Drawing on elements from old-school UK garage and house sounds, while simultaneously sitting comfortably within contemporary electronic music genres, Kachina have created a track that oozes bluesy danceability. Kachina comments, "This is the first press release we've done since Zurcon passed away in April, RIP Ernest Payne you were a proper one in a million diamond geezer!"and goes on to explain, about their latest single, "Get yer skanking shoes on for 'Eyes of March'! The title track from Kachina's 10th and strongest release yet on Affectionate Grooves is a 130bpm epic & euphoric soulful dub journey with a memorising combination of cheeky dub vocals and an ever evolving super funky amen workout. With elements of Tuff Jam era garage, Jungle and 88-92 classic hardcore, Eyes of March is the anthem you've been waiting for!" Follow Kachina: Facebook- Twitter- Soundcloud- YouTube- Instagram
BBC broadcaster, writer, Old Grey Whistle presenter - and LEGEND - Annie Nightingale, discusses the events surrounding John Lennon's 1980 album Double Fantasy.
Meet our new guest Denis Phenomen, where he opened his party podcast called Phenomenal Radio. And this is his first podcast. Denis gave the dancers their tracks on the Russian dance program "Dances" TV channel "TNT". He was supported by such artists like: Afrojack, Annie Nightingale, Retrohandz, Tropkillaz, Apashe, Anna Lunoe, Botnek Digital Farm Animals. His recent collaboration with Potrykus called "Damn Damn Damn", has already received high marks from well-known DJs and ended up on BBC radio Annie Nightingale.
Annie talks about her years as a DJ at BBC Radio 1
Jay Robinson is a 27-year old producer hailing from North Wales whose productions are quickly gaining support from modern electronic music's most elite artists including Laurent Garnier, Annie Mac, Diplo, Todd Edwards, Armand Van Helden, Laidback Luke, Fake Blood, Etienne De Crecy, Armin Van Buuren and more. Jay has worked for many of Electronic music's finest labels including; Southern Fried, Ministry Of Sound, Wearhouse, Cheaper Thrills and Dim Mak. His remix of ‘Mustard Pimp – Oh la la Satan' was also featured in Fake Blood's BBC Radio1 Essential mix, as well as earning plays worldwide. His collaboration with Italian producer Supabeatz has gained him a spot on both the recent Wax:On Compilation and the Style of Eye Ministry of Sound CD. With his Radio 1 plays ever increasing, and with a guest mix aired on the award winning Annie Nightingale show, Jay's name is never far from the tongues of the world's finest DJs. For more information on Jay visit: https://soundcloud.com/djjayrobinson https://www.facebook.com/jayrobinsonmusic/ https://twitter.com/djjayrobinson Artwork by Jem Panufnik
TRACKLIST 01 Martin Solveig Vs Skepta & JME - Thats Not Me Intoxicated (Alex Ross VIP Remix) 02 Artful Dodger Ft. Craig David - Re-Rewind 03 Ingrosso, LIOHN, Salvatore - FLAGS! 04 Matroda - Chronic 05 Skrillex & MUST DIE! - VIP's 06 Firebeatz - Samir's Theme 07 Wiwek & Yellow Claw - Pop It feat. Lil Debbie 08 DJ Snake - Propaganda (TJR & Nom De Strip Remix) 09 Henry Fong x Halfway House Feat. Sanjin - F.E.A.R. 10 Tujamo - Who 11 Henry Fong - Wine Dem 12 Jack Ü - Jungle Bae (Feat. Bunju Garlin) 13 Swedish House Mafia - One (Garmiani Remix) 14 Steve Aoki - Youth Dem (Feat Snoop Lion) (Steve Aoki X Garmiani Remix) 15 Lil Jon - Get Loose (Garmiani Remix) 16 Garmiani - Bomb A Drop 17 Garmiani - Jump & Sweat (Feat Sanjin) 18 Garmiani vs Rihanna - Bitch Better Have My Rumble 19 Diplo & GTA - Boy Oh Boy 20 Major Lazer feat. The Partysquad - Original Don 21 Drake & Future - Jumpman 22 Kanye West – Facts (Charlie Heat Version) 23 Wiwek & Alvaro - Boomshakatak (FlipN'Gawd Jersey Terror Remix) 24 Flosstradamus & Valentino Khan - MFU 25 Retrohandz feat. Kg Man - Boom Ba Ya 26 Flosstradamus, GTA & Lil Jon - Prison Riot 27 Ragga Twins - Bad Man (Skrillex Remix) 28 Carnage Feat. Tomas Barfod & Nina Kinert - November Skies
TRACKLIST 01 Martin Solveig Vs Skepta & JME - Thats Not Me Intoxicated (Alex Ross VIP Remix) 02 Artful Dodger Ft. Craig David - Re-Rewind 03 Ingrosso, LIOHN, Salvatore - FLAGS! 04 Matroda - Chronic 05 Skrillex & MUST DIE! - VIP's 06 Firebeatz - Samir's Theme 07 Wiwek & Yellow Claw - Pop It feat. Lil Debbie 08 DJ Snake - Propaganda (TJR & Nom De Strip Remix) 09 Henry Fong x Halfway House Feat. Sanjin - F.E.A.R. 10 Tujamo - Who 11 Henry Fong - Wine Dem 12 Jack Ü - Jungle Bae (Feat. Bunju Garlin) 13 Swedish House Mafia - One (Garmiani Remix) 14 Steve Aoki - Youth Dem (Feat Snoop Lion) (Steve Aoki X Garmiani Remix) 15 Lil Jon - Get Loose (Garmiani Remix) 16 Garmiani - Bomb A Drop 17 Garmiani - Jump & Sweat (Feat Sanjin) 18 Garmiani vs Rihanna - Bitch Better Have My Rumble 19 Diplo & GTA - Boy Oh Boy 20 Major Lazer feat. The Partysquad - Original Don 21 Drake & Future - Jumpman 22 Kanye West – Facts (Charlie Heat Version) 23 Wiwek & Alvaro - Boomshakatak (FlipN'Gawd Jersey Terror Remix) 24 Flosstradamus & Valentino Khan - MFU 25 Retrohandz feat. Kg Man - Boom Ba Ya 26 Flosstradamus, GTA & Lil Jon - Prison Riot 27 Ragga Twins - Bad Man (Skrillex Remix) 28 Carnage Feat. Tomas Barfod & Nina Kinert - November Skies
Kirsty Lang talks to the director and writer of the new Dad's Army movie, Oliver Parker and Hamish McColl.Annie Nightingale reviews a documentary about the singer Janis Joplin.Dawn Walton discusses her production of Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisin In The Sun at The Crucible Studio Theatre in Sheffield.And a newly discovered work by Hieronymus Bosch goes on show at an exhibition to mark the 500th anniversary of the artist. Produced by Tim Prosser.
This set from Birdee recorded live at Ghost Ship Annihilation Space Cowboys Hoe Down Stage Friday Oct. 30, 2015. Birdee is the new guise of scene stalwart Marcello De Angelis, who - throughout nearly a decade of activity in dance music – has toured the world from Australia to China, played the most prestigious venues in the Uk and Europe, collected support from the world's biggest players, and picked up an award for best breakthrough dj in 2008. Since the inception of the Birdee project he has been snapped up by Fatboy Slim’s Southern Fried Records, has remixed Vato Gonzalez, The Whip, Herve’, Malente, Louis La Roche and Mason - and has had his music supported by a veritable who's who of dance music: Laidback Luke, Vanilla Ace, Punks Jump Up, Solidisco, Oliver Twizt, The Aston Shuffle, Tom Staar, His Majesty Andre and Reset! have all been regularly spinning Birdee tracks, while BBC Radio 1, Kiss FM and Capital Radio have also shown their love. His single “Shake It” was licensed to the Cream Ibiza 2011 compilation cd mixed by Laidback Luke and supported by all the major players – also receiving several plays on BBC Radio 1 from Jaymo and Andy George, Kissy Sellout and Annie Nightingale. "You Like It" and the collaboration with fellow italian turbofunkers Reset! "Blowin' Up" were released in late 2012 on Southern Fried, with the latter clocking up nearly 4k soundcloud plays in a week and breaking into the Beatport House top 100 chart. After signing to quality Australian imprint Vicious Bitch, of Avicii and Peking Duk fame, he has released a slew of singles throughout 2014 and just dropped his latest one“B-Love” - already supported by Oliver Heldens and John Dahlback amongst others.
1. Trolley Snatcha - Dubplate 2. Frim - Hi 3. Dub Loadz - Fight Music 4. Innit - Like a Boss 5. Lumberjvck - Mirk Wood 6. Must Die - Project Ghost 7. We Bang - OMG Aliens 8. Dodge and Fuski - Killer Bees 9. Yogi - Burial (Skrillex and Trollphace Remix) 10. Trolley Snatcha - Take It Back 11. Skrillex - Going Wild (We Bang Bootleg) 12. What So Not - Jaguar 13. Twine - Freakin Out 14. Antiserum and Mayhem - Trippy 15. Laxx - The Invisible 16. Tove Lo - Stay High (Keys and Krates Bootleg) 17. Aero Chord - Atomic 18. Must Die - Hell Cat (Snails Remix) 19. Borgore - Decisions (We Bang Bootleg) 20. Tioska - Kabuki VIP 21. Must Die - Gem Shards 22. Snails - Wild (Must Die Remix) 23. Krumm - Hang Loose (We Bang Remix) 24. We Bang - WoAh 25. Skrillex and Zomboy - Ragga Bomb 26. Aero Chord - Break Them 27. Hero Bust - Bring it Back 28. DJ Godfather - Booty Work 29. Knife Party - Boss Mode 30. ??? 31. Must Die - Imprint 32. Far East Movement - Bang it to the Curb 33. Aryay - Lawn Mower 34. Zak Leever - Satellite Mix 35. Don Kong - Focus 36. Drunk Girl - Back it Up 37. Foxsky - Rattle Snake Your everyday Bass Monsta and one of Los Angeles, CA most respected Dubstep/Trap/Drum and Bass/Bass Music producer and DJ. First signed to Play Me Records with his debut release "Smash the Floor" which topped Beatport's dubstep top ten charts at #1for 8 weeks as well as Beatport's and the only dubstep track to hit the overall genre charts at #32. The release entitled "Summer Smash" includes "Smash the Floor" featured on the infamous Paula Abdul's Live to dance as well as radio play on BBC Radio 1's Annie Mac Mash Up Mix show and Annie Nightingale's Radio 1 Breaks show, Skinz UK, DJ Hatcha's pure Dubstep Ministry of Sound, and many others also includes electro dubstep smasher "Skytop" crowning him Beatport's Breakthrough Artist of the 2010 in Dubstep. With over 60 plus Digital releases, a new era starts for We Bang in 2013, with releases on Mega Labels such as Dim Mak Records, SQE, Audioporn, Play Me Records, Ultragore, Funky Elements, Heavy Artillery, Cr2, Rat Records, Ministry of Sound and so many more We Bang is also an accomplished music engineer who is known for his quality Mastering skills and working with such labels and companies such as Audioporn, Audiophile Live, Funky Elements, Monster Headphones, Onstar, and more, he has had countless engineered tracks chart on Beatport. Playing alongside some of Dubstep's greatest DJs and Producers such as Skrillex, 12 Planet, Kill the Noize, Plastician, Downlink, Antiserum, Liquid Stranger, Vaski, Flinch, Mimosa, Cookie Monsta, AK1200, Diesel Boy, Sluggo, Bare, and many others, his skills behind the decks bring an incredible amount of energy and versatility that pleases any crowd who loves Bass Music. Facebook - We Bang Twitter - @WeBangMusic Soundcloud - We Bang
Annie Nightingale, Jane Garvey and Angie Greaves are among guests at Sound Women's patrons evening on the Thames and Bauer's Graham Bryce tells us about changes to some of their radio station names.
Producers Matt King and Joe Froud, better known as Document One, have risen rapidly to become a serious force within the bass music scene. Their background as songwriters has resulted in an ultra harmonic and melodic take on club music, creating broad appeal even to those less familiar with the sound of electronic dance music. Document One's extensive remix catalogue ranges from mainstream artists such as Moby, Professor Green, Connor Maynard, all the way to heavy metal bands such as Rob Zombie and Asking Alexandra.The duo have received recognition and DJ support from such heavy weights as Knife Party, Excision, Modestep and Rusko; as well as radio plays from Mistajam, Fabio and Grooverider, Trever Nelson, Crissy Criss, DJ Target and Skream and Benga to name a few. Since 2010, Document One continue to play global live shows in over 28 countries including tours with Borgore, Modestep and Ministry of sound. Document One have featured a number of guest mixes and interviews for BBC Radio 1 DJ’s; Mistajam, and Annie Nightingale. The duo's online presence is testament to their success with over 48,000 fans on Facebook, total views on YouTube in excess of 9 million and their last release racking up over half a million plays on their personal Soundcloud alone. Document One have had a run of successful releases for Buygore, Never Say Die and Max Records, and are currently residing at Metropolis Studios, London working towards their forthcoming record. TRACKLISTINGDocument One - Are We AloneTantrum Desire - NightmareReid - Tarnished (Document One Remix) L Plus - EveryoneTantrum Desire - Fly AwayDrumsound & Bassline Smith - Phantasm2db - MotionDocument One - RevolutionDigital - In The BasementDrumsound & Bassline Smith - Can You Feel ItErb N Dub - ParrallaxTantrum Desire - Adventure Through SpaceL Plus - The Lost MoonErb N Dub - Paper ChasingSpectrum - BackfireErb N Dub & Skope - Let Me FlyL Plus - Time Travel VIPDrumsound & Bassline Smith - Violator2db - TeethgrinderAshley Roberts - My Song (Document One Remix)Crissy Criss - Create The FutureCommits We Fall - Falling Skies (Document One Remix)
Producers Matt King and Joe Froud, better known as Document One, have risen rapidly to become a serious force within the bass music scene. Their background as songwriters has resulted in an ultra harmonic and melodic take on club music, creating broad appeal even to those less familiar with the sound of electronic dance music. Document One's extensive remix catalogue ranges from mainstream artists such as Moby, Professor Green, Connor Maynard, all the way to heavy metal bands such as Rob Zombie and Asking Alexandra.The duo have received recognition and DJ support from such heavy weights as Knife Party, Excision, Modestep and Rusko; as well as radio plays from Mistajam, Fabio and Grooverider, Trever Nelson, Crissy Criss, DJ Target and Skream and Benga to name a few. Since 2010, Document One continue to play global live shows in over 28 countries including tours with Borgore, Modestep and Ministry of sound. Document One have featured a number of guest mixes and interviews for BBC Radio 1 DJ’s; Mistajam, and Annie Nightingale. The duo's online presence is testament to their success with over 48,000 fans on Facebook, total views on YouTube in excess of 9 million and their last release racking up over half a million plays on their personal Soundcloud alone. Document One have had a run of successful releases for Buygore, Never Say Die and Max Records, and are currently residing at Metropolis Studios, London working towards their forthcoming record. TRACKLISTINGDocument One - Are We AloneTantrum Desire - NightmareReid - Tarnished (Document One Remix) L Plus - EveryoneTantrum Desire - Fly AwayDrumsound & Bassline Smith - Phantasm2db - MotionDocument One - RevolutionDigital - In The BasementDrumsound & Bassline Smith - Can You Feel ItErb N Dub - ParrallaxTantrum Desire - Adventure Through SpaceL Plus - The Lost MoonErb N Dub - Paper ChasingSpectrum - BackfireErb N Dub & Skope - Let Me FlyL Plus - Time Travel VIPDrumsound & Bassline Smith - Violator2db - TeethgrinderAshley Roberts - My Song (Document One Remix)Crissy Criss - Create The FutureCommits We Fall - Falling Skies (Document One Remix)
Producers Matt King and Joe Froud, better known as Document One, have risen rapidly to become a serious force within the bass music scene. Their background as songwriters has resulted in an ultra harmonic and melodic take on club music, creating broad appeal even to those less familiar with the sound of electronic dance music. Document One's extensive remix catalogue ranges from mainstream artists such as Moby, Professor Green, Connor Maynard, all the way to heavy metal bands such as Rob Zombie and Asking Alexandra.The duo have received recognition and DJ support from such heavy weights as Knife Party, Excision, Modestep and Rusko; as well as radio plays from Mistajam, Fabio and Grooverider, Trever Nelson, Crissy Criss, DJ Target and Skream and Benga to name a few. Since 2010, Document One continue to play global live shows in over 28 countries including tours with Borgore, Modestep and Ministry of sound. Document One have featured a number of guest mixes and interviews for BBC Radio 1 DJ’s; Mistajam, and Annie Nightingale. The duo's online presence is testament to their success with over 48,000 fans on Facebook, total views on YouTube in excess of 9 million and their last release racking up over half a million plays on their personal Soundcloud alone. Document One have had a run of successful releases for Buygore, Never Say Die and Max Records, and are currently residing at Metropolis Studios, London working towards their forthcoming record. TRACKLISTINGDocument One - Are We AloneTantrum Desire - NightmareReid - Tarnished (Document One Remix) L Plus - EveryoneTantrum Desire - Fly AwayDrumsound & Bassline Smith - Phantasm2db - MotionDocument One - RevolutionDigital - In The BasementDrumsound & Bassline Smith - Can You Feel ItErb N Dub - ParrallaxTantrum Desire - Adventure Through SpaceL Plus - The Lost MoonErb N Dub - Paper ChasingSpectrum - BackfireErb N Dub & Skope - Let Me FlyL Plus - Time Travel VIPDrumsound & Bassline Smith - Violator2db - TeethgrinderAshley Roberts - My Song (Document One Remix)Crissy Criss - Create The FutureCommits We Fall - Falling Skies (Document One Remix)
She was the first woman ever to present on Radio 1; she's still there, 44 years on; and she's now a patron of Sound Women: this month's special guest is the almighty Annie Nightingale! She tells me about getting a job in the boys' club, keeping the Duranies on side, and the period of music that nearly destroyed even her indefatigable enthusiasm. Since it's July and therefore we're knee deep in festival season, this episode contains a crash course in what's involved in bringing the festival experience to the airways. Radio 2 editor Philippa Aylott describes the daunting job of being lead editor for the BBC's radio coverage of Glastonbury, while sound engineer Jo Miflin handles the tech side through balloon attacks and Gwyneth Paltrow encounters. And Cheeka Eyers squelches through the mud to Glastonbury's in-house (in-field?) radio station Worthy FM. To find out more about Sound Women - events in your area, training, and membership - visit soundwomen.co.uk or tweet @soundwomen. Thanks to Martin Austwick for the music, to Penny Bell and Cheeka Eyers for producing this episode, and to you for listening! Back in August with a sports special, so limber up and make sure your gym kit has been through the wash. Helen Zaltzman • CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE SOUND WOMEN PODCAST ON iTUNES •
Broadcast on BBC Radio 1 on 02 Nov 2013
Enjoy this live recording of the Plump DJs (Grand Hotel Recordings) from the Space Cowboys' 13th annual Breakfast of Champions in San Francisco on New Year's Day. The Plumps were a surprise, unannounced addition to the line-up this year and to the delight of an unsuspecting crowd, they lit up the Funktion One stage as the sun was setting on yet another epic B.O.C. Big thanks to Lee and Andy for rocking Breakfast of Champions and for making this recording available to The RIPEcast. We hope you like it! Plumps DJs are internationally renown UK DJ/Producer duo Andy Gardner and Lee Rous, whose passion for innovation and non-conformist attitude to electronic music has fuelled their fire for over a decade. Their unmistakeable signature sound has earned them recent remix commissions from the likes of Deadmau5, Mark Ronson, Moby and Orbital while their four deck live show has lead to countless international tours and shows at London's lead music venues XOYO, Fabric and the Nest. Self admitted suckers for bass and 'the groove' Gardner&Rous fuse Electro-House, Rave, Acid, Breakbeat and Techno into their own unique style they call 'Plump Music'. They have received years of unprecedented cross genre support from the electro and bass music scenes, and their success continues to grow with their well supported 'Dirty Weekend' mix on newly formed record label, Grand Hotel Records. Dirty Weekend is the appropriately named new mix from the Plumps, containing dance floor focused music from recent Plump inspirations The Loops of Fury, Detboi, Reset!, Nom De Strip, Blatta&Inesha, Urchins and Will Bailey. Plus sterling exclusive remixes from longtime compadres NAPT, Stanton Warriors and Peo De Pitte. It also features original music from freshly signed Grand Hotel Records artistes, Bonsai Kat and SUBMO. Dirty Weekend has gathered support and plays from the likes of BBC Radio 1 DJ's Annie Mac, Mista Jam and Annie Nightingale, galvanizing an already established list of Plump enthusiasts which includes A. Track, Zinc Porter Robinson, Laidback luke, Armand Van Helden, Norman Cook and Carl Cox. The Plump DJs have a compelling history of success, cemented by their musical collaborations with legendary vocalists Gary Numan, Jermaine Jackson and Louise Rhodes, a ten year residency at Fabric Nightclub and over 1200 international shows. They are true innovators of sound who proudly co-created the popular breakbeat genre of the last decade with their initial releases on Fingerlickin Records. Known as pioneers of production whose shared passion for electronic music and the art of making people dance, they have inspired a generation of dance floor experiments. The ever evolving sound of Plump Djs continues to be met with enthusiasm from discerning dance music fans worldwide. Listen then to the sound of Plump Music. Plump Djs of London, producers of quality electronic dance music since 1998. For more information on the Plump DJs visit: www.facebook.com/plumpdjs www.plumpdjs.co.uk http://grandhotelrecords.com http://www.myspace.com/plumpdjs http://soundcloud.com/plump-djs For more information on the Space Cowboys visit us at: www.spacecowboys.org www.facebook.com/sfspacecowboys Subscribe to the Space Cowboys' RIPEcast at http://spacecowboys.podomatic.com. Artwork by www.jempanufnik.com
Hailing from Toulouse, Gauvain Fargeot aka Dilemn has come a long way in becoming the prominent figure in the French underground electronic scene he is today. Having been brought up surrounded by classical music and its influences, Dilemn engaged himself with a wide range of music from the aggression of Hip-Hop and Drum & Bass to the synthesised qualities of Techno before finding his comfort zone in Electro at the age of 22. Exposing and condensing all of these influences in creating his signature sound, Dilemn's music combines crunchy beats and slick warm electro lines into pumping melodies that take inspiration from and evolve the French House sound popularised by acts such as Daft Punk and Justice. Dilemn's career as a producer began with the release of the ‘Phyzicall / Check My Beat' 12” in 2007, which was followed up immediately by two more supreme releases, ‘Daylight' / ‘Time To Sing' and The Baguette EP with Les Petits Pilous later that year. All three releases were prime examples of Dilemn's technically assured and confident sound, showing off the serious talent that this young, promising producer had to offer the scene. 2010 was a huge year for Dilemn as the producer unleashed his first full-length album, Better Worlds on Bordeaux-based imprint Boxon. Thirteen tracks-full featuring a plethora of France's foremost underground talent including Youthstar, Blake & Wonderkat, Miss Trouble and Kloe, Better Worlds was given outstanding reviews that drew obvious comparisons to the works of the aforementioned Daft Punk. In the following months, not one to rest on his laurels, Dilemn released another EP on Burn The Fire with the stomping ‘Audio Control' / ‘Got U' which paired the producer with The Clamps (aka Imprintz). He continued to flex his production muscle having been approached to remix Porter Robinson's and Lazy Rich's Hello for Big Fish as the standout track on Part 2 of the remix EP, whilst Boxon continued to promote DIlemn's emphatic debut LP with a 7-track remix package that garnered radio support from luminaries such as Annie Nightingale, Kissy Sell Out and Far Too Loud. 2012 is set to cement Dilemn's glowing domestic reputation on our shores as the artist moves forward in experimenting with unfamiliar tempo territories. After causing damage in the underground Electro scene for over a decade this young producer is about to take the international stage, presenting his debut release on AudioPorn with a monster 5-track multi-genre EP that pushes tempo boundaries: the Talk About Us EP. Featuring the embellished hybrid arrangements of ‘Watts Of Funkin', ‘Two Points', ‘Kill The Nation' and ‘Afraid Of Change', plus the vocal talents of songstress de jour Ayah Marar on the titular ‘Talk About Us', the EP sees the producer retain the slick production qualities and accomplished melodic arrangements he has built his career on whilst offering something resoundingly different to the previous Dilemn back-catalogue. A colourful and painstakingly detailed layer of sounds that waver on the brink of perplexed amalgamation without losing sense of that all important funk, the EP offers a simultaneous danger and optimism that flirts with classic French House vibes. A producer with a commitment to sound excellence and an astonishing comfort in variety and tempo progression, Dilemn is sure to stake his claim as one of the most promising electronic artists worldwide.
Hailing from Toulouse, Gauvain Fargeot aka Dilemn has come a long way in becoming the prominent figure in the French underground electronic scene he is today. Having been brought up surrounded by classical music and its influences, Dilemn engaged himself with a wide range of music from the aggression of Hip-Hop and Drum & Bass to the synthesised qualities of Techno before finding his comfort zone in Electro at the age of 22. Exposing and condensing all of these influences in creating his signature sound, Dilemn’s music combines crunchy beats and slick warm electro lines into pumping melodies that take inspiration from and evolve the French House sound popularised by acts such as Daft Punk and Justice. Dilemn’s career as a producer began with the release of the ‘Phyzicall / Check My Beat’ 12” in 2007, which was followed up immediately by two more supreme releases, ‘Daylight’ / ‘Time To Sing’ and The Baguette EP with Les Petits Pilous later that year. All three releases were prime examples of Dilemn’s technically assured and confident sound, showing off the serious talent that this young, promising producer had to offer the scene. 2010 was a huge year for Dilemn as the producer unleashed his first full-length album, Better Worlds on Bordeaux-based imprint Boxon. Thirteen tracks-full featuring a plethora of France’s foremost underground talent including Youthstar, Blake & Wonderkat, Miss Trouble and Kloe, Better Worlds was given outstanding reviews that drew obvious comparisons to the works of the aforementioned Daft Punk. In the following months, not one to rest on his laurels, Dilemn released another EP on Burn The Fire with the stomping ‘Audio Control’ / ‘Got U’ which paired the producer with The Clamps (aka Imprintz). He continued to flex his production muscle having been approached to remix Porter Robinson’s and Lazy Rich’s Hello for Big Fish as the standout track on Part 2 of the remix EP, whilst Boxon continued to promote DIlemn’s emphatic debut LP with a 7-track remix package that garnered radio support from luminaries such as Annie Nightingale, Kissy Sell Out and Far Too Loud. 2012 is set to cement Dilemn’s glowing domestic reputation on our shores as the artist moves forward in experimenting with unfamiliar tempo territories. After causing damage in the underground Electro scene for over a decade this young producer is about to take the international stage, presenting his debut release on AudioPorn with a monster 5-track multi-genre EP that pushes tempo boundaries: the Talk About Us EP. Featuring the embellished hybrid arrangements of ‘Watts Of Funkin’, ‘Two Points’, ‘Kill The Nation’ and ‘Afraid Of Change’, plus the vocal talents of songstress de jour Ayah Marar on the titular ‘Talk About Us’, the EP sees the producer retain the slick production qualities and accomplished melodic arrangements he has built his career on whilst offering something resoundingly different to the previous Dilemn back-catalogue. A colourful and painstakingly detailed layer of sounds that waver on the brink of perplexed amalgamation without losing sense of that all important funk, the EP offers a simultaneous danger and optimism that flirts with classic French House vibes. A producer with a commitment to sound excellence and an astonishing comfort in variety and tempo progression, Dilemn is sure to stake his claim as one of the most promising electronic artists worldwide.
Hailing from Toulouse, Gauvain Fargeot aka Dilemn has come a long way in becoming the prominent figure in the French underground electronic scene he is today. Having been brought up surrounded by classical music and its influences, Dilemn engaged himself with a wide range of music from the aggression of Hip-Hop and Drum & Bass to the synthesised qualities of Techno before finding his comfort zone in Electro at the age of 22. Exposing and condensing all of these influences in creating his signature sound, Dilemn’s music combines crunchy beats and slick warm electro lines into pumping melodies that take inspiration from and evolve the French House sound popularised by acts such as Daft Punk and Justice. Dilemn’s career as a producer began with the release of the ‘Phyzicall / Check My Beat’ 12” in 2007, which was followed up immediately by two more supreme releases, ‘Daylight’ / ‘Time To Sing’ and The Baguette EP with Les Petits Pilous later that year. All three releases were prime examples of Dilemn’s technically assured and confident sound, showing off the serious talent that this young, promising producer had to offer the scene. 2010 was a huge year for Dilemn as the producer unleashed his first full-length album, Better Worlds on Bordeaux-based imprint Boxon. Thirteen tracks-full featuring a plethora of France’s foremost underground talent including Youthstar, Blake & Wonderkat, Miss Trouble and Kloe, Better Worlds was given outstanding reviews that drew obvious comparisons to the works of the aforementioned Daft Punk. In the following months, not one to rest on his laurels, Dilemn released another EP on Burn The Fire with the stomping ‘Audio Control’ / ‘Got U’ which paired the producer with The Clamps (aka Imprintz). He continued to flex his production muscle having been approached to remix Porter Robinson’s and Lazy Rich’s Hello for Big Fish as the standout track on Part 2 of the remix EP, whilst Boxon continued to promote DIlemn’s emphatic debut LP with a 7-track remix package that garnered radio support from luminaries such as Annie Nightingale, Kissy Sell Out and Far Too Loud. 2012 is set to cement Dilemn’s glowing domestic reputation on our shores as the artist moves forward in experimenting with unfamiliar tempo territories. After causing damage in the underground Electro scene for over a decade this young producer is about to take the international stage, presenting his debut release on AudioPorn with a monster 5-track multi-genre EP that pushes tempo boundaries: the Talk About Us EP. Featuring the embellished hybrid arrangements of ‘Watts Of Funkin’, ‘Two Points’, ‘Kill The Nation’ and ‘Afraid Of Change’, plus the vocal talents of songstress de jour Ayah Marar on the titular ‘Talk About Us’, the EP sees the producer retain the slick production qualities and accomplished melodic arrangements he has built his career on whilst offering something resoundingly different to the previous Dilemn back-catalogue. A colourful and painstakingly detailed layer of sounds that waver on the brink of perplexed amalgamation without losing sense of that all important funk, the EP offers a simultaneous danger and optimism that flirts with classic French House vibes. A producer with a commitment to sound excellence and an astonishing comfort in variety and tempo progression, Dilemn is sure to stake his claim as one of the most promising electronic artists worldwide.
Alternative Download Link: http://www.ayrarecordings.com/vip/Beatman_and_Ludmilla_Guest_Mix_for_Annie_Nightingale-BBC_RADIO1.mp3 Beatman and Ludmilla Exclusive Mix for Annie Nightingale Tracklist + additional infos: 01. Beatman and Ludmilla - Backyard [Ayra Recordings] * Number 1 on Beatport Breaks Top 100 for 26 days ! 02. Paul Oakenfold - Tokyo (Beatman and Ludmilla Remix) [Perfecto Records] * Number 1 on Beatport Breaks Top 100 for 29 days ! * Nominated for Beatport Music Awards 2012 - 'Best Remix of the Year' 03. Hyper - The End (Beatman and Ludmilla Records) [Distinctive Records] * Number 1 on Beatport Breaks Top 100 for 17 days ! * Nominated for Beatport Music Awards 2012 - 'Best Remix of the Year' 04. Beatman and Ludmilla, Kate Havnevik - Happy Sad * Forthcoming Track - Coming soon on Perfecto or Ayra Recordings 05. Planet Perfecto Knights - ResuRection (Beatman and Ludmilla Remix) [Perfecto Records] * Number 1 on Beatport Breaks Top 100 for 42 days ! 06. Hyper & Beatman and Ludmilla - Lights [Ayra Recordings] * Number 1 on Beatport Breaks Top 100 for 14 days ! * Winner of Breakspoll 2012 - The 11th International Breakbeat Awards - 'Best Track of the Year' 07. Beatman and Ludmilla - In Breaks We Trust [Ayra Recordings] * Number 1 on Beatport Breaks Top 100 for 12 days ! 08. Beatman and Ludmilla, Kate Havnevik - New Day [Ayra Recordings]
Bass fans! It’s been SOOOOOO long since I’ve had a chance to put together a good mix for your ears. I finally got the opportunity to do so when the Bassnectar Europe Tour swung through London. We dropped by the BBC and Annie Nightingale was kind enough to play the mix before the show at Fabric. This is a live mix – there are many samples, loops, remixes & mashup bits, but the basic tracklist is below. Visit http://podcast.bassnectar.net to download and/or subscribe. Tracklisting:IntroBassnectar – Here We Go DC Breaks – Halo (Bassnectar Remix)Bassnectar – Massive Attack RemixBassnectar – The 808 Track Bassnectar – Bass HeadSub Focus – Splash (Bassnectar Remix)Jimi Hendrix – variousDeftones – Prince (Bassnectar Remix)Reich – Proverb (Takemura vs Bassnectar remix)
The Terrace Podcast Presents a very special artist. Italian producer an DJ Santos astounds year after year with his diverse and consistently inspiring productions, showing that if you've got the raw talent, you can indeed be a jack of all trades and master of all of them too. He's one of those people whose creativity seems to know no bounds and needs to be indulged constantly. His quirky 2000 breakthrough track Camels remains an unforgettable and unique classic, and in the years that have passed since then he's released three acclaimed solo artist albums and the huge anthem Hold Home in 2009. To date?, he's released some 400 under a myriad of aliases (such as Maskio, Class 71, Smoke Maschine, Peter Katafalk, Bellone and Sohante), and he is executive producer for the likes of Timo Maas, Mutant Clan and Los Veteranos plus co-producer for the likes of Alex Dolby, Giorgio Roma and Trouble Soup (with Madox - now better known as Riva Starr). He's graced the legendary Annie Nightingale's show on Radio 1, played at Japan's massive Fuji Rock Festival straight after the legendary Chemical Brothers, picked up remix credits for the likes of Fatboy Slim and Armand Van Helden. All this plus a co-production for a little lady called Madonna in 2008 (on a new version of her classic Like A Prayer on her Sweet & Sticky Tour). And that's just scraping the surface. Continually evolving and refusing to stick to genre expectations and regulations, you can never predict where he's going to crop up next - or indeed how he's going to sound. Recent times have seen him focus once again on the house and techno formats, but creating something fresh therein on each occasion. He's graced the likes of Nic Fanciulli's Saved, John Digweed's Bedrock, Matthias Tanzmann's Moon Harbour, Get Physical, Figures, VIVa, Crosstown Rebels, Germany's Great Stuff and many more, bringing nothing but straight heat each time to these timeless and cutting-edge labels. It's undeniable: you play one of his records in a club, you see the reaction. He's an expert technician of innovative dancefloor bombs. www.theterracepodcast.com
This week our old pal, Plaza de Funk, is back on The RIPEcast with this live recording of his set from Seismic's After The Love party on September 24th at Mighty in San Francisco. Plaza De Funk has been a staple in the dance community for the past 5 years and it looks like nothing will slow his way to the top of the music world. Since moving to London in '05, he has released award-winning records receiving huge support from the likes of Fatboy Slim, Elite Force, Plump DJs, Rico Tubbs & Black Noise. ‘Got The Funk’ on West Records and ‘Back Home’ EP on Mantra Breaks both received the ‘Sureplayer’ status in DJ Mag, his ‘Do It’ record was licensed on the recent Global Underground mix by the Plump DJs & the track ‘Push ‘n’ Pull' was played several time on Radio 1 by Annie Mac & Annie Nightingale as well as getting ‘Single of the Month’ in IDJ. The Italian doesn’t quite stop there though. In '08 he was nominated for 2 of the categories at the Breakspoll awards; Breakthrough Producer and Breakthrough DJ. Plaza walked away from the ceremony clutching the Best Breakthrough Producer award and hasn’t had the chance to look back since. In the past 2yrs Mr Funk has played clubs & festivals around the world & back again stopping off in Australia, the US, China, Russia, Latvia, Belarus, endless dates across Europe & of course back home in the UK at Glastonbury, Glade, Chew The Fat!, Fabric & Ministry of Sound. Plaza is busier that ever with a barrage of material & remixes to come out on Distinctive, MOFO, Dusted Breaks (Best New Label Breakspoll '10), Rogue Industries & Royal One and some very special dates booked in across Europe. For more information on Plaza de Funk visit: www.facebook.com/plazadefunk www.soundcloud.com/plazadefunk www.myspace.com/plazadefunk www.fingerlickinmanagement.co.uk/
Any friend of Plaza de Funk's is a friend of ours! This week The Space Cowboys are pleased to welcome to The RIPEcast PDF's good pal and flat mate, the founder of FlatOut Records and the pride of Stockholm: Peo de PItte (a.k.a. Haggstrom). For his appearance on the show, Peo treats us to sixty minutes of his signature "big room beats and cutting edge synths", a tech-funk mix with plenty of attitude. Peo's RIPEcast is a mere sampling of what you'll be hearing at Burning Man this year by the way. He'll be making his first ever trip to the Black Rock Desert adding to what is promising to be an impressive roster of international DJ talent on the playa this year. Keep on eye on Peo's Facebook fan page and website (www.peodepitte.com) for his Burning Man gigs. Many thanks to Peo de Pitte from The Cowboys for this fantastic RIPEcast. Enjoy Cowpokes! A little more background on this week's guest..... Peo de Pitte hails from the city of Stockholm. Having relocated to London, Peo has been cooking up a storm with his original production; remix work and his late night, hands-up-heads-down DJ sets. He has been running his own label FlatOut Records, home to his two aliases Peo de Pitte and Haggstrom which has seen support on radio, in press and at the forefront on headline DJ's sets right around the globe. His hailed remix of ‘Riverside' by Sidney Samson has so far clocked up over 75,000 downloads! His trademark combination of big room beats and cutting edge synth's has resulted in making Peo one of the most exciting new producers to emerge since IKEA. With remixes and releases on labels such as Global Underground, SIMMA, Fingerlickin', LOT49, U&A, Frenetic and Champion Records, it is no surprise that he has won huge support from some of the dance worlds biggest acts like Afrojack, Crookers, Groove Armada, MJ Cole, Sinden, Roger Sanchez, Laidback Luke, Treasure Fingers, Kissy Sell Out, Elite Force, Jaymo & Andy George and Lee Mortimer. In-turn, this lead Peo to be invited to perform exclusive mixes for Annie Nightingale on Radio1 and Loose Cannons on Kiss FM as well as various radio stations worldwide. In the year's Peo has been on these shores, he has not had time to stop, unless of course, his studio surrounds him. He has toured Australia playing to full capacity venues, slammed shows in all around Europe and endless clubs in the UK such as Fabric, The Egg and Ministry of Sound and he also dropped a very special VIP set at Global Gathering. Men want to be him, woman can't help but dance to him and DJ's & producers are literally queuing up to work with him. Welcome to the world of Peo de Pitte. http://www.peodepitte.com http://www.myspace.com/peodepitte http://www.youtube.com/peodepitte http://www.twitter.com/peodepitte http://www.soundcloud.com/peodepitte http://www.facebook.com/peodepitte
Plaza De Funk has been a staple in the dance community for the past 5 years and it looks like nothing will slow his way to the top of the music world. Since moving to London in '05, he has released award-winning records receiving huge support from the likes of Fatboy Slim, Elite Force, Plump DJs, Rico Tubbs & Black Noise. ‘Got The Funk' on West Records and ‘Back Home' EP on Mantra Breaks both received the ‘Sureplayer' status in DJ Mag, his ‘Do It' record was licensed on the recent Global Underground mix by the Plump DJs & the track ‘Push ‘n' Pull' was played several time on Radio 1 by Annie Mac & Annie Nightingale as well as getting ‘Single of the Month' in IDJ. The Italian doesn't quite stop there though. In '08 he was nominated for 2 of the categories at the Breakspoll awards; Breakthrough Producer and Breakthrough DJ. Plaza walked away from the ceremony clutching the Best Breakthrough Producer award and hasn't had the chance to look back since. In the past 2yrs Mr Funk has played clubs & festivals around the world & back again stopping off in Australia, the US, China, Russia, Latvia, Belarus, endless dates across Europe & of course back home in the UK at Glastonbury, Glade, Chew The Fat!, Fabric & Ministry of Sound. Plaza is busier that ever with a barrage of material & remixes to come out on Distinctive, MOFO, Dusted Breaks (Best New Label Breakspoll '10), Rogue Industries & Royal One and some very special dates booked in across Europe. www.facebook.com/plazadefunk www.soundcloud.com/plazadefunk www.myspace.com/plazadefunk http://www.fingerlickinmanagement.co.uk/ RIPEcast artwork and Podomatic page design by Jem Panufnik. To check out more of Jem's work visit www.jempanufnik.com.
Probably the most influential and most popular of theatre critics, Tinker served at the Brighton and Hove Herald and later at the Evening Argus. Former colleague Annie Nightingale shares some of her memories of a much missed friend.
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The Space Cowboys are happy to bring you this very special, holiday edition of The RIPEcast courtesy of our good friends Slyde [slybeats.com, Fingerlickin]. Featuring their forthcoming release, "Russian Girls Are Dangerous" this delectable, 30-minute RIPEcast-exclusive mix is sure to keep you movin' through those long lines at the airport this weekend, Boys and Girls. Safe Travels and Happy Thanksgiving from The Space Cowboys, Everyone! Check out Slyde on their new website www.slybeats.com! Slyde have been gracing the breaks scene with their unique style of layered beats for almost a decade. 12Tree initially engineered Laidback's ‘Frequency Delinquency', with the latter's belief that “rave is early break beat speeded up” running through its veins. The pair's infatuation with funky, phat and well-produced breaks ensured they gelled perfectly and the album saw spectacular success winning Amazon's Electronic Album of the Year in 2002. Following various accomplishments with the breaks arm of the label Bolshi, the duo were reborn as Slyde. Under the new name and with a new home at Finger Lickin', Slyde has seen incredible singles success with the outrageously funky Slippedy Slide and addictively infectious Krunk. Their last four releases under Finger Lickin' sold over 15,000 records and every Slyde single has reached the Top Five of DJ Magazine's Beats Chart as well as receiving extensive radio play on renowned stations such as XFM and Radio 1. After a chance introduction to Keith Flint of The Prodigy who immediately recognized their talent, the trio collaborated on Clever Brains Fryin'. The duo have performed around the globe and back again at the very best clubs and festivals in all four corners of the world. They have started proceedings at Glastonbury for Annie Nightingale's show on Radio 1, toured Australia, Asia and Canada, played slamming shows at Glade and fundraising parties in San Francisco for Burning Man and have rocked the floor at the world famous Womb Club in Tokoyo. Wherever Slyde perform, it is guaranteed they will smash up the dance floor. Slyde's discerning conception of break beats has resulted in the album ‘Everyone's entitled to our Opinion' that both reflects their core influences and origins and strikes with a sophisticated depth of sound, crossing breaks with melodic tunes and commercial awareness. The album featured a whole host of vocalists as the duo didn't just want make breaks tunes that are easy to mix in a club, but wanted people to feel the lyrics and hear the songs. Today, Slyde are bosses of their own, already successful label, ‘Slybeats'. Ripping through the city's underground like a cybertronic chainsaw and surrounded by urban grooves and industrial beats, Slybeats is set to dominate the musical landscape, flooding the dark streets with the laser lit sounds of the future. To subscribe to The Space Cowboys' RIPEcast visit: http://spacecowboys.podomatic.com/
Spooky Halloween party mashup mix specially commissioned by Annie Nightingale for her Radio One breaks show. Music in this show : The Young Punx – “The Matrix Rebooted” (intro dialog), [...]Continue reading →
Spooky Halloween party mashup mix specially commissioned by Annie Nightingale for her Radio One breaks show. Music in this show : The Young Punx – “The Matrix Rebooted” (intro dialog), [...]Continue reading →
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