Podcast appearances and mentions of Apache Indian

My guests, for the first episode of 2024, are Wolfgang Flür and Peter Duggal Wolfgang Flür, a true legend of electronic music, needs little introduction. He was a member of Kraftwerk, one of the most influential acts of all-time, from 1973-1987.  He played electronic drums on Kraftwerk's best known albums, including ‘Autobahn', ‘Trans Europe Express' and ‘The Man Machine'   Peter, who has worked with a number of artists over the years, including Apache Indian and electronic musician, MAPS is a musician and producer based in Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire. Peter's first single ‘‘Psyche' released in 1990 achieved chart success in the UK Dance and Indie charts  Peter and Wolfgang talk to me about the making of their album ‘Magazine 1' which came out in 2022 on Cherry Red Records. This excellent album features a number of guest musicians, including Claudia Brücken from Propaganda and legendary bassist, Peter Hook (Joy Division/New Order  For more information on Peter Duggal's work visit: https://www.peterduggal.com

And I said, 'Do you happen to remember, back in 1949, your mother coming into possession of a little Apache Indian baby?' And she sucked in her breath - I heard it on the phone. And she said, 'Why, why yes. Why do you ask?' I said, 'Well I'm that baby.'

Happy 30th birthday to 'The Last Splash' released on August 30th 1993! To celebrate we have dedicated our 30th episode (did you see what we did there?!) to the album which was the second release from the Dayton, Ohio, quartet, led by principal singer songwriter, and former member of The Pixies, Kim Deal. We take a look at the formation and evolution of the group from their beginnings in 1989 to the present day, including other LP releases, line-up changes, gigs, and an appraisal of 'The Last Splash', their most successful album to date. We talk about our favourite songs, and single releases from the record, and its critical reception and sales. Lead single 'Cannonball' was the catalyst for the success of the record, but what is the song about (it's fair to say it's open to some debate), and who is the Marquis De Sade, and what's his connection to the track? As ever, there's a review of the UK single and album charts from the week of release, and if the previous episode contained arguably the best chart we've covered from August 1983, then this could well be the worst! There's songs from Billy Joel, Mariah Carey, UB40 and a glut of drum-machine based releases from 2 Unlimited, Apache Indian, SWV, Urban Cookie Collective, Bitty McLean, Culture Beat, and even Freddie Mercury. The album chart was a little more palatable and we also whiz through the UK box office, news, and TV for August '93, before concluding the episode with our Top 3's. It's a good one this week as we look at our favourite acts containing siblings. There's lots to go at, but did we select any of your favourites? Let us know! Kate's Single of the week: 'Creep' by Radiohead, released 22nd September 1992 https://youtu.be/XFkzRNyygfk?si=1axqNkRaOMecogf_ Rick's single of the week: 'Venus as a boy', by Bjork, released 23rd August 1993 (happy belated 30th!!) https://youtu.be/7Z5aPaDwAkU?si=SQ2TZAzb5m8nlnJ_ We would really appreciate it if you could support our indie podcast and help us to grow our audience by subscribing to the podcast on your listening platform of choice, sharing links with your friends and family, and by taking a minute to leave us rating us on Spotify, and/or Apple Podcasts, even if it's to give us a star rating without any text. For social media, please follow us, or like us on Twitter/Facebook, or leave us a comment or engage with any of our posts. Twitter @Memorabiliapod (https://twitter.com/Memorabiliapod) Facebook @MemorabiliaPodcast (https://www.facebook.com/Memorabilia-Podcast-102585322133793 Thanks and best wishes, Rick & Kate x

In this episode, Ameet Chana speaks to 2 legends of UK Panjabi music on this weeks Bhangra Showdown - first up Apache Indian tells us about his brand new single “Get Desi” produced by DJ APS and drops an exclusive about a forthcoming biopic feature film about his life! Next up Rishi Rich touches base about his highly anticipated and well overdue album”Music” with the first single “Roh Lehn De” getting its first play on Sunrise Radio and Amit Sodha, our resident Love Guru gets flirty at eight-thirty.   The UK's number one commercial Asian station brings you a medley of stories, interviews, opinions and chat on matters we are passionate about - Bollywood, music, politics, books and more. Many of your favourite presenters from the radio, here to entertain you in a podcast.

A full blooded educated Apache Indian is on a Killing rampage and the Lone Ranger must help stop this crazy murderer Original Air Date: March 02, 1938Host: Andrew RhynesShow: The Lone RangerPhone: (707) 98 OTRDW (6-8739) Stars:• Earle Graser (Lone Ranger)• John Todd (Tonto) Writer:• Fran Striker Producer:• George W. Trendle Music:• Ben Bonnell Exit […]

A full blooded educated Apache Indian is on a Killing rampage and the Lone Ranger must help stop this crazy murderer Original Air Date: March 02, 1938Host: Andrew RhynesShow: The Lone RangerPhone: (707) 98 OTRDW (6-8739) Stars:• Earle Graser (Lone Ranger)• John Todd (Tonto) Writer:• Fran Striker Producer:• George W. Trendle Music:• Ben Bonnell Exit […]

Sintonía: "Baby Elephant Walk" - Mardi Grass BB "People Are Strange" - The Dead South; "Stripped" - Garden of Delight; "Cold Blooded Old Times" - Cuff the Duke; "There´s a Light" - Ben L´Oncle Soul; "The Killing Moon" - Smoke & Mirrors Sound System; "The Israelites" - Apache Indian; "If I Can´t Have You" - Eve´s Plum; "Precious to Me" (feat. Mans Zelmerlow) - Maria Haukaas Storen; "Beds Are Burning" - Awolnation Para escuchar todas las colaboraciones de Josele con Sateli 3, amén de un sinfín de sesiones propias, dirígete a su web: www.surcopop.es Escuchar audio

#SameBlood... Esa es la consigna que hoy guía nuestros pasos en tu programa de música jamaicana. Ya lo proclamó en forma de canción Bob con el célebre "One Love", pero el mensaje del reggae sigue refrendando esa igualdad de las que somos correligionarios. Los himnos de concordia y esperanza corren esta noche a cargo de Apache Indian & Paul Fox, L'entourloop, L.A.B. o Queen Omega. Es una manera de recordarnos que la sangre es roja y que corre de la misma forma para todas las personas, independientemente de su origen y estirpe. Somos de la misma sangre. Escuchar audio

On This week's session, we pay tribute to The Mighty Diamonds who lost two of its legends recently, Tabby & Bunny, within the span of just a few days. Also included are new tracks from SHY FX, Apache Indian and Cali P. PLAYLIST Dubmatix - Detonator The Mighty Diamonds - Right Time Thompson Sound - One Way Dub The Mighty Diamonds - I Need A Roof Tetrack - Look Within Yourself The Mighty Diamonds - Dreadlocks Time Cali P & TEKA - Innit The Mighty Diamonds - Pass The Kutchie Dawn and Christine - Holy Mount Zion The Mighty Diamonds-  Ghetto Living Dennis Bovell & African Stone - Choose Me Dubmatix & The Mighty Diamonds - Give A Helping Hand John Holt - How Could I Leave Mr Williamz, SHY FX & Specialist Moss - Sound Killa Pt 2 Oakley Grenell, Rider Shafique & Midnight Dubs - Strictly Niceness Apache Indian & Capelton - Don't Stray Yard Mix

GenerAsian Radio  is a Twitch stream and podcast showcasing beats from around the world in search of modern (and classic) beats with the hopes of bringing the world closer together. This podcast explores the beauty and connectedness of musical cultures from every part of the globe and their dancefloors.This world music radio show is a tribute to the iconic Bappi Lahiri who recently passed away, considered a pioneer in fusing west and eastern elements we couldnt do this show with out his influence... please repost and comment. Help us spread the word!! Be Kind to those that introduce you to something New!Dili Da Jani (Christos DC Remix) -Thomas Blondet Bappi Lahiri - Jeena Bhi Kya (Ziggy Phunk Edit) Bollywood Disco - Ziggy PhunkBappi Lahiri Feat Rema Lahiri - Habiba (The Absolute Disco -Tech Rehash) - ANOOP ABSOLUTE!Bappi Lahiri & Annette - Aafat (frunk29 edit) - frunk29Bappi Lahiri - Tamma Tamma Loge (Fundido Edit)   - FundidoJimmy (DJ Eli Remix)  -M.I.A.Groove India-ShamurVoyage Libre (feat. LouLou Ghelichkhani)-Thievery Corporation, LouLou GhelichkhaniDisco Station -DJ Aqeel love feeling  -Digitaria Enigma (Original Mix) -OhmeroMagic Faces  - Kayper Aap Jaisa Koi (Desi Deep House ) - DJ Buddha Dubai, DJ Sam3dm & DJ PrksMaar Dala (Yanash Flip)BlurFace - Kalki 2017MadStarBase - Dum Maaro Dum (Remix) Soul In Search (Unmastered Preview)Ang Laga De Re - AfrosamuraiistBaazi & Siddhant Pillai - RowdyRowdy - Baazi  Turban Trap Catchy - Haath (Original Mix)  Catchy ProductionsDirty South - Gurbax X Beats Antique MojoJojo - Akela (feat. Akshay Oberoi)DJ ALX - Tuhje Kitna x The ChainsmokersBasmati Beatdown  - Bombay the Hardway 2The Purist-   hashQAin't No Love In The Heart Of The City - Zeshan BEthnik_Funk_Vinyl_introSpug Life - GitkinCumbia Arabe (Sonikgroove Edit)   - Mariachi Nuevo Tecalitlán La Lluvia (feat Richard Shepherd - Hiro Remix)-Nickodemus Natacha Atlas - I Put A Spell On You  - Transglobal DiscoThe Israelites__MP Bashment Mix  -  Apache Indian and Desmond Dekker##joomusiclive #mtccasillaelectronica #himmatsandhu #offtherecordpodcast #djperreo #balloranking #bollywood  #vtechkidi #cainvelasquez #beyblade #sixthworld #slowtechno #downtempo #vinyljunkie #psydub #camelculture #multigenre #gypsy #ethnotechno #desibass #goa #sarangi #footwork #djsets #khatibass #afrobeat #ancientastronauts #playitforward #mixmag

This week, on Maed in India, we continue our journey through our archives with a very special episode. It was July 2017 when Episode 104 of Maed in India came out, and it featured none other than the British reggae dancehall legend Apache Indian! Trying (but not always succeeding) to keep her fangirlling under control, Mae chats to him about his Jamaican nanny, his biggest hits like Boom Shak a Lak, Chok There, Arranged Marriage, stopping gang violence in his hometown Birmingham, starting his own academy & youth centre, and his new record ‘In JA'. He also performed one track acapella exclusively for Maed in India, so don't miss it! Song List: Beautiful Girls (01:41 - 04:49) Save The World (29:40 - 33:32) See You Later (37:10 - 40:34) Hold U down (42:41 - 46:18) Mariana (50:08 - 53:49) I Pray (1:28:39 - 1:29:52) --- Follow Apache Indian: Instagram @apacheindianhq Facebook @officialapacheindian Come be our friend: Facebook @maedinindia Instagram @maedinindia Twitter @maedinindia CREDITS: Host: Mae Twitter: @maebemaebe Instagram: @maemariyam Audio Editor Post: Kartik Kulkarni Producer: Shaun Fanthome and Husein Haveliwala Recorded at Island City Studios

Mwalim, also known as Dr. Morgan James Peters or even ‘DaPhunkee Professor,' is a professor of English and Black Studies at UMass Dartmouth and a Mashpee Wampanoag. Wampanoag was the tribe that met with Pilgrims in the story of the “first Thanksgiving,” but that's about all that traditional American history got right about that first “holiday.” Mwalim gives us the history lesson we should have had in school, starting with the ways colonizers changed tribal affiliations and leading all the way up to capitalism and commerce shaping the way we celebrate Thanksgiving. Come for the amazing storytelling, and stay to find out which celebrity his research leads him to believe is an Apache Indian. Executive Producer: Adell Coleman Producer: Brittany Temple Distributor: DCP Entertainment For additional content: makeitplain.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Well, Norm Macdonald died. This sucks. We're celebrating him in the early going before moving on to super interesting, more important things. We can't dwell on the guy forever, right? Who does he think he is, OJ Simpson? Twitters: @IDS616 @TheArtist616 @StoatKrowKomedy FreelanceWrestling.com This week's song: 'Boom Shack-A-Lak' - Apache Indian (1994) We love you.

Welcome to the chateau for the sixth edition of The Chronicles of Podcast, these are The Chronicles of Apache Indian This week we open the doors of the chateau for a true legend, gentleman and inspiration. Apache Indian is a singer songwriter from Birmingham, UK. Known for his hybrid sound of bhangra raggamuffin – also known as bhangramuffin, he has a music career spanning over 30 years, releasing 12 albums and hit songs like 'Arranged Marriage', 'Don Raja' and smash hit 'Boom Shack-A-Lak'. Outside of music Apache Indian has dedicated his life and career to the local community, creating the AIM Academy to help the local youth, whether it be with music, sports or general day to day life. We talk all about his upbringing, his start in the music world, his inspirations, the reasons for his youth academy, the opportunities his career has given to him and why he finds supporting the local community so important. This is an incredibly inspirational conversation, with a truly wonderful human being. All this and more inside this edition of 'The Chronicles of Podcast' including Callum's Treaching's, Tom's Journal & Jamie's Audience Participation challenge. [00:00] Intro/Catch Up [17:48] Callum's Treaching's/Tom's Journal [38:12] Interview with Apache Indian [01:44:29] Audience Participation Challenge If you like what you hear here then please don't hesitate to like and share this show with your friends and please make sure to follow us on all social medias and maybe even a little rating and review on your favourite podcasting apps. LinkTree - The Chronicles of Podcast AIM Academy - Official Website Apache Indian - Official Website

Something you might not appreciate about climbing Everest is... it's a bit fiddly. Lethally fiddly. And lethally chilly. And lethally tiring. In fact that 4% of people die while doing it. And in most cases, it's impossible to recover their bodies. As a result there are as many as 300 dead bodies on the mountain, including the remains of David Sharp from Teesside. In 2006 he climbed Everest at the third attempt, but on his descent cold, fatigue and darkness forced him to take shelter in a cave – and as the story goes, 40 people walked past him as he slowly froze to death, but chose to summit instead of helping him. Obviously it's a bit more nuanced than that.Inspired by last week's chat about Apaches we also remember the public information films of our era, a time when Jimmy Savile had some personal safety advice “for all you ladies” and children valued their kites and Frisbees enough to risk being blown to smithereens to retrieve them. Not like kids today!  The gang also learns the true meaning of SPLINK.Claire offers to shoot a dog for £1! Gareth is saved from third degree burns by Hale and Pace! John briefly considers making this an entirely Love Island-based podcast in an attempt to use the phrase “the Clausewitz of televised handjobs” as much as he can. Along the way: Let Loose! Apache Indian! Albion In The Orient! Mary Roach's excellent book “Stiff”! An ambitious attempt to get some advertising cash out of What Three Words! You can reach us on email everyonediesinsunderland@gmail.com, on Twitter at @everyonediespod, on Facebook and Instagram. Our theme music is “Steady Away” by Pete Dilley and can be found on his album Half-truths and Hearsay which you can/should buy/stream here: https://petedilley.bandcamp.com/album/half-truths-and-hearsay  Some animals were harmed during the making of this podcast.I bought fireworks, a big bag in Pennsylvania/I'm gonna light em up when I get home to Jersey/ They'll probably arrest me, they'll probably ruin my whole summer/Stop taking pictures with your phone

**WHEN 2 SKAPODS JUST AREN'T ENOUGH - NOW 33% BIGGER** THE SAVE THE SKA SHOW COMPILATION ALBUM IS OUT NOW. Check out our bandcamp page - theskashowwithbeefy.bandcamp.com/releases Can Anyone Sponsor The Show? - Naming Rights Going Cheap!!!! Broadcast live from Melbourne to Australia and the rest of the world on 88.3 Southern FM. The Ska Show with Beefy maintains the prestigious mantle of being the SECOND best Ska Show on the planet (https://blog.feedspot.com/ska_podcasts/) and the big fella has decided that there needs to be a supplemental SkaPod for your listening pleasure. New Ska releases kick off #SkaPod #3 from The Incredible Skank Brothers, Chango Munks, Tyrone Turtle & The Steady Rockers, Natasha Marie & Apache Indian and Couching Distance. Then all the way from Canada, Amy Gabba of Amy Gabba & The Almost Famous takes the reigns to program some of her favourites, including Mad Caddies, Operation Ivy, Reel Big Fish, Half Past Two and Bite Me Bambi. If you want to program the second half of #SkaPod #3 - send me your 5 tracks and buy me a coffee.... ( https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Beefyskashow ) Keep sharing the gospel of Ska if you can. Stay safe everybody! This is Ska Radio at 88mph.

This week on the show I speak to Blitzkrieg. Blitz (Blitzkrieg), a name that needs no introduction in the urban Desi music industry is back with a new single and a collection of goodies on his 'album'. Originally discovered by Punjabi MC and signed by Tigerstyle, Blitzkrieg released his debut album “The Rhyme Book” with VIP Records in 2007. Blitz comes with a wealth of experience and some amazing past success stories. His music has been licensed across the globe for various projects and to music labels including Universal Music UK, Universal Music India, Sony Music India, Times Music India and most recently, Blitz was the only North American male MC featured on the smash hit song 'Goriye' from the award-winning Bollywood movie 'Gully Boy'. As well as having a stack of solo hits, the singer/songwriter's collaborations include Deep Jandu, RDB, Juggy D, Tigerstyle, Roach Killa, Bikram Singh, Panjabi Hit Squad, Aman Hayer, Apache Indian, Sikander Khalon, Parichay, Partners in Rhyme, Arjun and many more! Before the advent of social media and long with his long time collaborator Roach Killa, Blitz pioneered the sound of Toronto's urban Desi music scene and helped it gain worldwide recognition through constant international touring and radio/video play. Credit : Media Moguls Check out and follow Blitzkrieg on Instagram @blitzmusic1 THE AUDIO PODCAST https://linktr.ee/SMTpodcast SOCIAL [Follow The SMT] https://www.Instagram.com/SMTPOD https://www.Facebook.com/TheSMT https://www.Twitter.com/LifeofMann Leave us a review if you enjoyed the episode and subscribe for weekly podcasts!

This week on the show I speak to Blitzkrieg. Blitz (Blitzkrieg), a name that needs no introduction in the urban Desi music industry is back with a new single and a collection of goodies on his 'album'. Originally discovered by Punjabi MC and signed by Tigerstyle, Blitzkrieg released his debut album “The Rhyme Book” with VIP Records in 2007. Blitz comes with a wealth of experience and some amazing past success stories. His music has been licensed across the globe for various projects and to music labels including Universal Music UK, Universal Music India, Sony Music India, Times Music India and most recently, Blitz was the only North American male MC featured on the smash hit song 'Goriye' from the award-winning Bollywood movie 'Gully Boy'. As well as having a stack of solo hits, the singer/songwriter's collaborations include Deep Jandu, RDB, Juggy D, Tigerstyle, Roach Killa, Bikram Singh, Panjabi Hit Squad, Aman Hayer, Apache Indian, Sikander Khalon, Parichay, Partners in Rhyme, Arjun and many more! Before the advent of social media and long with his long time collaborator Roach Killa, Blitz pioneered the sound of Toronto's urban Desi music scene and helped it gain worldwide recognition through constant international touring and radio/video play. Credit : Media Moguls Check out and follow Blitzkrieg on Instagram @blitzmusic1 THE AUDIO PODCAST https://linktr.ee/SMTpodcast SOCIAL [Follow The SMT] https://www.Instagram.com/SMTPOD https://www.Facebook.com/TheSMT https://www.Twitter.com/LifeofMann Leave us a review if you enjoyed the episode and subscribe for weekly podcasts!

WHAT THE HECK? Yes indeed, it's the first episode of Season 4! We've finished with the music of 1992 and are casting it off like a bootleg T-shirt that you bought outside the gig but then lost all of its backprint and one of its sleeves after just one wash. And here we are looking down the barrel of a very exciting 1993 with so many amazing bands and new genres appearing almost weekly, a brand new world. So obviously we're starting this journey off with Little Angels and their album 'Jam' which it turns out, no really, got to number one in January 1993. I know. It's a band and a genre that both of us thoroughly ignored at the time so neither of us had any clue what this was going to sound like - well I mean, that's not strictly true but you know what we mean. But along the way we do get to chat about other bands like Apache Indian, Jesus Jones and The The so that's always a treat. All of these acts, as well as the entire Little Angels album, are included on this episode's companion playlist. As usual follow us on Facebook or Twitter or Instagram and check out our website for more links to stuff. And don't forget our ever-growing Spotify playlist of at least one song from each of the albums we chat about.

Discover the origins of commonly used phrases in the English language! Shownotes: Slightly less popular pirate flags | Read more about the 'Mad' Marquis of Waterford and his town-painting | A really nice sea-shanty on Nelson's Blood, if you prefer to drink it yourself, here's the recipe for the cocktail | Nelson's strategy during the Battle of Trafalgar | An interesting paper on surgery in ancient Egypt | Read more about Geronimo, the Apache Indian chief | The evolution of the crocodile

Apache Indian is the guest of this episode of Lockin Live

DJ Reena in conversation with Apache Indian. Getting to know him and learning about his musical journey and so much more! Check out the raw interview live from the Radio XL studio (Birmingham UK)

Shilpa Surroch is a playback singer and she has contributed with her voice in tons of Bollywood movies and even gave her voice in several advertisements and Jingles for the brands like OLX, Myntra, LG and Wild stone. So, for the LG brand, she collaborated with the versatile Singer- Shaan and the Ad received so much love from all around. Shilpa was also a contest in the Voice India Season-2 where she amazed everyone with her singing. From then till now she is rocking the stage like anything. Her recent and the first international collaboration with Apache Indian for the Song 'Freedom' was just phenomenal. She also sang famous songs like Haari main Haari and Dil Ke Dastak of the web series Please Find Attached by Dice Media and it is still on the buzz. In Today's episode of Shaggy Talks, Shilpa talks about her journey as a singer, childhood memories and much more. It's a complete honour to have hosted her on the show. So, I hope that you will find some inspiration and get some insights about how the music industry works from this particular episode! Enjoy listening to it!

Haimanti Kumar of Unity 101 in conversation with Birmingham born musician, writer, producer and actor Apache Indian. Steven Kapur (born 11 May 1967), known by the stage name Apache Indian, is a British singer-songwriter and reggae DJ. He had a series of hits during the 1990s.He is a philanthropist who spends a great deal of time working in his college to support local youth.

"In support of Punjabi farmers in India, DJ Rekha set puts together songs about the bread basket of India, including New York based Deep Matta. The beyond segment includes a deeper explanation of these issues and a dose of optimism from Apache Indian’s new album. Meh Punjabi Boli Ah - Jaz Dhami Dharti De Putt - Deep Matta 00:00 - Intro 02:10 - Apna Punjab - DJ Sanj 05:41 - Apna Punjab - Gurdas Maan 12:13 - Meh Punjabi Boli Ah - Jaz Dhami 16:39 - Rangla Punjab - Sarbjit Cheema 20:45 - Mera Punjab - Golden Star 25:59 - Virsa - Malkit Singh 31:11 - GT Road - Kuldip Manak 35:37 - Yaaran da Truck - Bups Saggu 39:16 - Dharti De Putt - Deep Matta 43:40 - Mic Break 46:18 - Koi Bol Ram - Sonny Singh 49:28 - Elevation - Seti X 52:09 - Together As One - Apache Indian feat. Brad Turner, Jon Rogers & Gillian Jack 55:58 - Outro 56:55 - Finish "

Episode 53 of Joty Kay's talk show, "Joty Kay Uncut".

Legendary Singer, Rapper Apache Indian Talking Exclusively to Radio Sangam about his New Album Whats Not to Love

This week we have an EPIC interview with a legend, icon and pioneer of the British Asian Community, as we're delighted to be joined by Apache Indian! In his most unfiltered and raw interview yet, we discuss everything from culture and racism, to mentalities and music politics, as well as his new album What's Not To Love! Listen in to our realest and most controversial chat yet! Special thanks to our brudda Zaheer for providing this season's brand new theme music! Listen in here and PLEASE subscribe/rate/review us... to stop the Man shutting us down! Find & follow us on all our links below! Facebook - www.facebook.com/TheNativeImmigrants/
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On June 7th, we had the mighty Apache Indian in the studio for a chat with the Reggae Rajahs. They spoke about his new album In Ja which traces the Don Rajah's reggae roots and also marks 25 years since he got signed to the legendary Island Records. The playlist includes selections from his new album, plus some classic hits and a few exclusive remixes to tie things up nice and irie.

"Apache Indian digs into his musical beginnings with a new collaboration with Hunterz. DJ Vix gives the first Desi song by crooner Jay Sean more Desi treatment, plus selections from the Chalo compilation in the beyond segment. 00:00 - Intro 01:41 - Nakhre (Desi Mix) - Jay Sean, DJ Vix 04:38 - Sharaab Nail Rajiya - Bups Saggu, Aman Dhaliwal & Prabh Ubhi 08:10 - Thuder Drums - The Dhol Foundation 11:35 - Dil Vich - Swami 14:38 - 25 Ghante - Dilpreet Dhillon 18:01 - Kurti - Bups Saggu 21:25 - Phulkar - Baani Sandhu feat. Dilpreet Dhillon 24:13 - Time Chakda - Nimrat Khaira 27:08 - Dil Luteya - Jazzy B, Apache Indian 31:24 - All Eyes On Me - Jazzy B, Roach Killa 35:55 - Trip to Jamaica - Apache Indian, Hunterz 39:11 - Mic Break 43:10 - Tabla GQOM - Ahadadream 47:08 - Come Closer - MadStarBase 50:14 - Exemption Hum - Kapil Seshasayee 53:15 - Akbar - Mugal-E-Funk 56:33 - Outro 57:14 - Finish "

Um clipe colorido com uma menininha vestida de abelha. Uma guitarrinha sinuosa, envolvente. Um vocal à moda "Guns & Roses wannabe". O combo de elementos que tornou a música - e o vídeo - de No Rain, do Blind Melon estará para sempre cristalizado na memória dos fãs de boa (?) música. Mas que fim que levou essa banda, que se tornou tão conhecida apenas por essa clássica canção que praticamente resume os anos 90? Aliás, que época excêntrica foi essa em que tantos artistas surgiram para o mundo para dar aquele suspiro único de sucesso radiofônico para depois simplesmente desaparecer? Spin Doctors, Chumbawamba, Meredith Brooks, Apache Indian... não tá ligando o nome a pessoa? Mas pode ter a certeza de que você JÁ OUVIU tudo isso antes. A menos que você esteja vindo, assim como o nosso amigo Bernardo, diretamente de Marte neste exato momento. No episódio de hoje, portanto, a nossa intenção é a de nos divertir, de ser nostálgicos, de recordar. E de lembrar alguns dos maiores casos de One Hit Wonder - aquelas bandas/artistas internacionais de um sucesso apenas - que se tem conhecimento! Bora clicar e sextar. Vai ser uma viagem que, a gente garante, mexerá com a sua memória. E valerá a pena!

listen to me rant about the cult of personality politics, Edward Van Halen and the skate boarding Apache IndianSupport the show (http://PayPal.me/thetribalbrandpodcas )

This is a conversation between Missri (Unity101) and Apache Indian a few years ago. Born into a family of Indian origins, Steven Kapur (real name) was raised in Handsworth, Birmingham, UK, a racially mixed area with large Black and Asian communities, home of reggae bands such as Steel Pulse, and by the early 1980s he was working with local sound systems and grew dreadlocks.Lyrically, Apache Indian usually sings in Jamaican Patois. He has written songs about serious topics, such as "Arranged Marriage", "Aids Warning", and "Election Crisis". as well as lighter songs such as "Boom Shack-A-Lak", "Jump Up", "Girls Dem Fiyah", and "Celebrate".His most well know track Boomshakalak" is featured in several Hollywood movies, including Dumb and Dumber and Dumb and Dumber To. It is also featured on the soundtrack for Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed, along with artists such as Fatboy Slim, The B-52's, 2 Unlimited and New Radicals and the movie "Threesome". It is also featured in many TV adverst.

Episode 11 of Imperial Desi's talk show, "Cruise Control".

What's good, you guys! Back again with a fresh new episode with General Zooz from Indias first reggae group, Reggae Rajahs. General Zooz talks about reggae music, its culture and growth in India and explains the various sub-genres under it.  To Sum it up this is you reggae 101 masterclass by one of the top reggae Performers in India. We also talk about his journey, the challenges promoting the genre, and how Reggae Rajahs happened! About General Zooz A founding member of New Delhi based group Reggae Rajahs, General Zooz is a stage entertainer who is equally comfortable as an MC or DJ. He has been active in India for the last 9 years, appearing at festivals like Sunburn, VH1 Supersonic, NH7 Weekender, Sulafest, and Ziro Festival amongst others. General Zooz has performed in over 20 countries and has opened for acts like Snoop Dogg, Major Lazer, Shaggy, UB40, and Apache Indian. He is a co-founder of India's largest reggae festival, Goa Sunsplash. While reggae and dancehall remain his musical weapons of choice, Zooz's foundations were made strong by an early love of hip hop. His immersion into Jamaican music and culture has also led Zooz on a journey to include soca, afrobeats, jungle, and some heavy bass elements into his sets. Inspired by the incredible energy of the Caribbean, General Zooz pays special attention to entertainment value and audience interaction in his performances DOWNLOAD The Brkthru Podcast App now:  https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=oyku.creator.the_brkthru_podcast Share-subscribe-like: If you love the podcast definitely consider following or subscribing to the podcast on Spotify, apple podcast, and google podcast. This will surely help us reach a wider audience. Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6uah5qabyTJwhW6krrC7NH Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/in/podcast/the-brkthru-podcast/id1498691455 Support the show: Supporting The Brkthru Podcast will ensure we keep making the show you love If you want to support the podcast further you can choose to do the same at a nominal fee starting at 0.99$ per month, this will motivate us to continue to create such content. Click on the support button: https://anchor.fm/rohan-gaikwad/support Choose to be a patron to unlock exclusive benefits -https://www.patreon.com/join/Thebrkthrupodcast Connect with your host:  We would love to connect with you. Get in touch with us on the following platforms. FB: https://www.facebook.com/brkthrumusic Website: thebrkthrupodcast.com Insta: https://www.instagram.com/brk_thru/ Mail: thebrkthrupodcast@gmail.com Show Credits Host/Producer - Rohan Gaikwad Mastering - Pushkar Tribhuvan Video editor - It's me! (Sahil Sabnani) Editor - Rohan Gaikwad Special Thanks to Joy Makasare, Priyanka Sinha, Yogesh Diddee & Quentin Braganza --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thebrkthrupodcast/support

Today we have a multilingual Kannada rapper SIRI with us on Audiogyan. She is re-enforcing the beauty of being part of a country, that is home to vareity of, different dailects and tunes. SIRI's music has already earned her a significant fan following down south of India. Having impressive flow in rap with English and Kannada, she has also experimented with Hindi and Telugu. SIRI writes, directs, produces and edits her music videos. She is from Bangalore. Today we are here to try and understand anatomy of "rap" as an artform and some insights into the world of Indian Rap community. Thank you SIRI for giving your time and it's a real pleasure to have you on Audiogyan. Before we being, i wish to tell the 2 things to my listeners. This episode is on the backdrop of SIRI and Sez On The Beat’s new track "My Jam" with Artist Originals, JioSaavn’s independent label for South Asian artists. Second, excuse me for my limited knowdlege on Rap and any naive questions in the flow. My exposure to Rap has been Baba Sehgal, Apache Indian and most recetntly Gully Boy. So bare with it. Can you start by telling us about contruction of a rap song? Meter, Lyrics, tune, 4 beat, 6 or 8 beat cycle? theme, series, individual track etc...? How are these written, composed and produced? What is Proto rap? are there any other sub genre and more forms within rap? Can you share any insights about why there is so much influecne of hiphop on rap. What could be the reasons? Hiphop is about beats and rythm. Was poetry missing in the same vibe which lead to origin of Rap? How long or short, can be a rap song? What is this format linked to? For eg: Jazz was the song of the oppressed and etc... Is this form of music / poetry / lyrics seems to be impromptu? How does it qualify to be a form of literature if it's so volatile and made on-the-spot? Do you have any mukhda kind of a thing in original rap? Something which keeps repeating in intervals? What is the reason for it? If you can share some examples. For a lay man like me, "My Jam" is the maximum exposure. :) Whats the scene of Rap in South India? Any patterns / observations? With growing supression in India and rest of the world do you think Rap is on it's rising cycle?

And… We're back! While the world sits in isolation, episode 94 came knocking on our doors looking for Ray Finkle. So, we thought, let's take a look at nineteen ninety-four and more specifically, the three films of that year that launched Jim Carrey into superstardom – Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, The Mask and Dumb & Dumber. Crazy hair, Hawaiian shirts, green faces, chipped teeth and the greatest tuxedos in the history of cinema… These topics and more popped up (among other things) as we dived into three of the biggest comedies of all time and a world that remembered Dan Marino. Alllllllrighty then, so if you want to hear the most annoying sound in the world, make sure you check out the Ssssssmokin' UNT 94. (And we promise, that's the last time we'll ever use those catchphrases.) Hosted by: ‘Captain Boomerang' Greig Tansley (@GreigT13). Featuring: ‘SuperJew' Jared Robinovitz (@SuperJew75) & 'Laces Out' Tim Agne (@timagne). Music by: Cannibal Corpse, The Tokens, Cuban Pete, Roy Orbison & Apache Indian.

And… We’re back! While the world sits in isolation, episode 94 came knocking on our doors looking for Ray Finkle. So, we thought, let’s take a look at nineteen ninety-four and more specifically, the three films of that year that launched Jim Carrey into superstardom – Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, The Mask and Dumb & Dumber. Crazy hair, Hawaiian shirts, green faces, chipped teeth and the greatest tuxedos in the history of cinema… These topics and more popped up (among other things) as we dived into three of the biggest comedies of all time and a world that remembered Dan Marino. Alllllllrighty then, so if you want to hear the most annoying sound in the world, make sure you check out the Ssssssmokin’ UNT 94. (And we promise, that’s the last time we’ll ever use those catchphrases.) Hosted by: ‘Captain Boomerang’ Greig Tansley (@GreigT13). Featuring: ‘SuperJew’ Jared Robinovitz (@SuperJew75) & 'Laces Out' Tim Agne (@timagne). Music by: Cannibal Corpse, The Tokens, Cuban Pete, Roy Orbison & Apache Indian.

Simon Duggal, with his brother Diamond Duggal, is a hugely influential producer, promoter and now record label manager. They may not be that well known to you, but they work worldwide across as many genres as they can handle. Like Ruby Turner, Steel Pulse and Apache Indian, they started out in Handsworth, Birmingham. Their own brand, Swami, is massive worldwide. On top of that, they have their very own 'Oh Brother Where are Thou' style breakout hit. That's before we get on to Shania Twain... For videos, links and extensive background information, see also the companion blog piece 'A Life In Music - Simon  Duggal' on the Radio To Go blog.  Lives in Music The Lives in Music series celebrates people who have spent a lifetime in music. They may be famous; they may be people who have spent their lives working in the background for the love of it. But they all have stories. The intro and outro music in this series comes from the great bass player Mike Hatton, who you can hear interviewed in series 1, here. 'Everything Changes' is included in his excellent 2019 album 'Bassic Salvation'.  Subscribe! Subscribe to the Podcast through your podcast host to automatically download each episode to your chosen device. These will then land with you first, before everyone else hears about it.  If you would prefer email updates each time a podcast episode (or blog post) is published, you can subscribe to the mailing list. Head here and scroll down to the signup form.  

On this episode of GenerAsian Radio..The gang talks to the OG’s themselves. Cartel Madras…this Canadian hip hop duo from Calgary consisting of sisters Priya "Contra" Ramesh and Bhagya "Eboshi" Ramesh. Recently signed to Sub Pop and Royal Mountain Records we debut their exclusive EP, Age of the Goonda, as well as play tracks from some of our favorites GameFace, Sukh Knight, Soom T, Apache Indian , Nitin Sawhney , Bhai and More!!! Only on Houston’s 90.1 FM KPFT!!!Like us on Facebook!!! Add us on Instagram!!! Tell your Aunties and Uncles!!! Big Boi,Killer Mike,Jeezy-Kill Jill Cartel Madras-Goonda Gold GameFace-Holy Ghost Cartel Madras-Lil Pump Type Beat Sukh Knight-Knightlife Soom T-Booma Shiva Apache Indian-Marianna Nitin Sawhney-Bengali Song SaQi-Honey feat. Deva Believa Midival Punditz;Papon-Purvayi Yeahman-Miniyamba (Lagartijeando Remix) [feat. Mina & Hajna] Sickflip-Desert Bae Muno & Kusht-Jaipur DJ Sleeptalker-Lounge Experiment Bhai-Mere Saath JcSincOver,Guaguito-Mi Hermano J Balvin,Willy William,Beyoncé-Mi Gente Alexander Black/Alexander-Black City of Churches Mamey-Nueva York Anjos Da Noite-Menina de Rua Mexstep-Clear

DJ Ambition brings the best of brown artists together in his newest set - Brown Excellence. Recorded straight from 2 turntables and a mixer, this carefully curated set is sure to keep you vibing!! 1. Tingo - Mickey Singh & Arjun 2. Need Me - UpsideDown, Rhea Raj, Happy Singh 3. Body Language - Ikka & THEMXXNLIGHT 4. Know You Wanna - Mumzy Stranger 5. Got it All - The PropheC & UpsideDown 6. Ki Kargeyi - The PropheC & Raxstar 7. La Magia (Jaadoo) - Muza 8. Honest - Blitzkrieg, Vaz, Deep Jandu, Apache Indian, Roach Killa 9. Hor Labna - Ezu 10. Fallin' - ICONYK & UpsideDown 11. Need a Girl - Fateh & Ezu 12. Vaadeh - Mumzy Stranger & F1rstman 13. Say Less - Raxstar 14. Killer - Jay Kadn 15. Rang - Rahim Pardesi & Ezu 16. Jaan Kad Di Jaave - Mumzy Stranger, H-Dhami, Lyan 17. Bella (Remix) - RUGGED & F1rstman 18. Cyclone - Jaz Dhami & UpsideDown 19. Time - Raxstar & F1rstman 20. Yaara - Rupika, Mumzy Stranger, Nish 21. Round & Round - F1rstman & Sama Blake 22. Falling - H-Dhami, Raxstar, Lyan 23. Angel - Zack Knight 24. Hold Up - Mumzy Stranger, Nish, Lyan

DJ Ambition brings the best of brown artists together in his newest set - Brown Excellence. Recorded straight from 2 turntables and a mixer, this carefully curated set is sure to keep you vibing!! 1. Tingo - Mickey Singh & Arjun 2. Need Me - UpsideDown, Rhea Raj, Happy Singh 3. Body Language - Ikka & THEMXXNLIGHT 4. Know You Wanna - Mumzy Stranger 5. Got it All - The PropheC & UpsideDown 6. Ki Kargeyi - The PropheC & Raxstar 7. La Magia (Jaadoo) - Muza 8. Honest - Blitzkrieg, Vaz, Deep Jandu, Apache Indian, Roach Killa 9. Hor Labna - Ezu 10. Fallin' - ICONYK & UpsideDown 11. Need a Girl - Fateh & Ezu 12. Vaadeh - Mumzy Stranger & F1rstman 13. Say Less - Raxstar 14. Killer - Jay Kadn 15. Rang - Rahim Pardesi & Ezu 16. Jaan Kad Di Jaave - Mumzy Stranger, H-Dhami, Lyan 17. Bella (Remix) - RUGGED & F1rstman 18. Cyclone - Jaz Dhami & UpsideDown 19. Time - Raxstar & F1rstman 20. Yaara - Rupika, Mumzy Stranger, Nish 21. Round & Round - F1rstman & Sama Blake 22. Falling - H-Dhami, Raxstar, Lyan 23. Angel - Zack Knight 24. Hold Up - Mumzy Stranger, Nish, Lyan

DJ Ambition brings the best of brown artists together in his newest set - Brown Excellence. Recorded straight from 2 turntables and a mixer, this carefully curated set is sure to keep you vibing!! 1. Tingo - Mickey Singh & Arjun 2. Need Me - UpsideDown, Rhea Raj, Happy Singh 3. Body Language - Ikka & THEMXXNLIGHT 4. Know You Wanna - Mumzy Stranger 5. Got it All - The PropheC & UpsideDown 6. Ki Kargeyi - The PropheC & Raxstar 7. La Magia (Jaadoo) - Muza 8. Honest - Blitzkrieg, Vaz, Deep Jandu, Apache Indian, Roach Killa 9. Hor Labna - Ezu 10. Fallin' - ICONYK & UpsideDown 11. Need a Girl - Fateh & Ezu 12. Vaadeh - Mumzy Stranger & F1rstman 13. Say Less - Raxstar 14. Killer - Jay Kadn 15. Rang - Rahim Pardesi & Ezu 16. Jaan Kad Di Jaave - Mumzy Stranger, H-Dhami, Lyan 17. Bella (Remix) - RUGGED & F1rstman 18. Cyclone - Jaz Dhami & UpsideDown 19. Time - Raxstar & F1rstman 20. Yaara - Rupika, Mumzy Stranger, Nish 21. Round & Round - F1rstman & Sama Blake 22. Falling - H-Dhami, Raxstar, Lyan 23. Angel - Zack Knight 24. Hold Up - Mumzy Stranger, Nish, Lyan

On this episode of GenerAsian Radio, Yogi and Alxxx mix it up with new tracks from some of our favorite artists including Niraj Chag , Midival Punditz , Yeahman , Dj Delay , Nickodemus , Raxstar , Blitzkreig , DJ Dri , Dirty Decks , Jaz Dhami and More!!! Only on 90.1 KPFT and only in Houston TX!!!! Vinayak-Fakira Niraj Chag;Melissa Baten-Nomad Part 2: Yoga Dub Midival Punditz-Rootha Yaar (Gaudi Remix) feat. Sukanya Chattopadhyay Blurface-Soul MALFNKTION-Bombay Rhapsody (feat. Ravam) Nickodemus-We Give Thanks feat. Florencia Yeahman-Miniyamba (Rafael Aragon Remix) El Dusty/Tiano Bless-El Pescador DJ Delay-Baga Cumbia Raxstar-Say Less Intense-Kayal (feat. Jasmin Sandlas & Horsepowar) Jaz Dhami feat. Kioko-Kai Saal Reggae Fix Blitzkrieg feat. Apache Indian and Roach Killa-Honest Sunanda Sharma-Ban Gan Gah-Maalaya Dance Dj Lucky-Choli (Remix) Mr Jammer-Rudra Deep Jandu feat. Bohemia-Pagol (Ritzzze Street Style Remix) PunjabTronix-Heer Ritviz-Ved (Gurbax Remix) Vindon,Karan Kanchan-Black Belt Soohan-Muslim Gauze Dirty Decks-Tip Tip Barsi Remix Dj Vaggy-Psycho Saiyaan (remix) DJ DRI-Daru Badnaam (Remix) Talk-Talk Paolo Maffia-Bollywood Dreams Panjabi MC-Beware of the Boys (Mundian to Bach Ke) Daniel Parranda-Que Rico Esa Trompeta (Remix) Filip Riva-Mumbai Gan Gah-Qawafeel Distrak Sauda Kar Darkhorse-Downtown Beangrowers-The Interlude Anathema-Urban Ottmar Liebert + Luna Negra-Nuevo México (Album Version)

On this episode of GenerAsian Radio, we talk to the good folks doing Peace Fest, as well as debut tracks from International artists such as Dj Lucky , Siddhu Moosewala , Blitzkrieg, Dj Syrah , Dj Dri , Gan Guh , Dj Jugal Dubai and More!! Every Tuesday from 4 to 6 on the airwaves of Houston Texas, Only on 90.1 FM!!!! #share #repost #tellafriend Dhamaal-Z Motion (Shiva Soundsystem's Horn and Tusk Remix) Aphrodite-Calcutta El Dusty-Mi Chola feat. Cut Chemist Nickodemus-Caballito Del Mar feat. La Yegros Nucleya-Street Boy (Karsh Kale Remix) Deep Jandu feat. Bohemia-Pagol (Ritzeee Remix) Jayhaan-O Ladki Jayhaan-Gully Gang Apache Indian-Marianna (Argenil Remix) El 3ou-Ykelmouha Sammany-Aldunia Gaudi-Bad Boy Bass (Bandish Projekt remix) DJ Drez-Jahta Dance Mo´ Horizons-Drum ´n´ Boogaloo (Fort Knox Latin Funk Bomb Remix) Bombay Dub Orchestra-Monsoon Malabar Blurface-Aaja Sanam Blurface Mix Dj Lucky-Choli Remix Ritviz-Ved (Su Real Remix) Sundana Sharma-Ban Siddhu Moosewala-Same Beef ft Bohemia Blitzkrieg feat. Vaz, Deep Jandu, Apache Indian & Roach Killa-Honest Raxstar-Say Less Soohan-Mumbai Vice Garden -Muslimgauze Remix Gan guh-Maalaya Dance Dj Syrah x Dj DRI-Illegal Weapon 2k19 Remix Dj Ravish x Dj Chico-The Doorbeen Neha Kakkar,Tulsi Kumar,B Praak,Tanishk Bagchi,Vishal-Shekhar-O Saki Saki (From "Batla House") Dj Jugal Dubai-Saaki Remix Dj Aaditya-Let the Music Play Bombay Style Remix Vindon,Karan Kanchan-Black Belt Captain Planet-Ghost Dance Orange Tales-Dream Bells

July’s episode of Freshly Squeezed is packed with new summer music for 2018. A host of upcoming sounds from Freshly Squeezed as well as labels including Island Records, Wah Wah 45’s, Tru Thoughts and Ragtime. Plus a vintage classic from Bob Marley via Vintage Remix at Love Supreme Festival and much more...----------------Apache Indian - Boom-Shak-a-Lak (Island)Jazzotron - My Revolution (Freshly Squeezed)Swing Republic - Here We Go (Freshly Squeezed)Lemon - Easy, Tiger! (Freshly Squeezed)Pisk - It Ain't Right (Freshly Squeezed)Donjohnston, Electric Spank - If I Can't Have You (Freshly Squeezed)Minimatic - 13 Women (Tour Eiffel)Honeyfeet - Sinner (Wah Wah 45s)Te'Amir - Afrika (Tru Thoughts)Donjohnston - Devious (Freshly Squeezed)The Sweet Life Society - Oh La La (Feat Too Many T's) (Freshly Squeezed)Tuxedo Junction - Nigels Greasy Sack (Ragtime Records)Flash Mob Jazz - Addicted To Love (Vintage Remix)Bob Marley, The Wailers - Could You Be Loved (Island)Head over to Freshly Squeezed Music for more news...

July’s episode of Freshly Squeezed is packed with new summer music for 2018. A host of upcoming sounds from Freshly Squeezed as well as labels including Island Records, Wah Wah 45’s, Tru Thoughts and Ragtime. Plus a vintage classic from Bob Marley via Vintage Remix at Love Supreme Festival and much more...----------------Apache Indian - Boom-Shak-a-Lak (Island)Jazzotron - My Revolution (Freshly Squeezed)Swing Republic - Here We Go (Freshly Squeezed)Lemon - Easy, Tiger! (Freshly Squeezed)Pisk - It Ain't Right (Freshly Squeezed)Donjohnston, Electric Spank - If I Can't Have You (Freshly Squeezed)Minimatic - 13 Women (Tour Eiffel)Honeyfeet - Sinner (Wah Wah 45s)Te'Amir - Afrika (Tru Thoughts)Donjohnston - Devious (Freshly Squeezed)The Sweet Life Society - Oh La La (Feat Too Many T's) (Freshly Squeezed)Tuxedo Junction - Nigels Greasy Sack (Ragtime Records)Flash Mob Jazz - Addicted To Love (Vintage Remix)Bob Marley, The Wailers - Could You Be Loved (Island)Head over to Freshly Squeezed Music for more news...

For the first episode of 2018, Mae has decided to look back at the best performances of 2017 on Maed in India. Across the show, she takes you through her highlights for the year, her favourite songs and she even gets a little emo about her life and times on Maed in India. You'll also get a chance to hear music from the biggies like Apache Indian, Indian Ocean & Uday Benegal to up and comers like Aditi Ramesh, Bone Broke and The Yellow Diary. So sit back, relax and listen. Apache Indian - 'I Pray' Ranjit Arapurakal - 'Nothing is Real' Bone Broke - 'You Run' Aditi Ramesh - 'Small Fish In a Big Pond' Indian Ocean - 'Maa Rewa' Chayan & Smiti - 'Mindfire' The Yellow Diary - 'Marz' Uday Benegal - 'Fireflies' Dossers Urge - 'Erase' Blackstratblues - 'Renaissance Mission' (Live) Tejas - 'Falling Out' DCF vs Madfingers - 'Untitled Jam' You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcast App on Android: https://goo.gl/tGYdU1 or iOS:https://goo.gl/sZSTU5 You can check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com/

On this week’s episode, we have none other than Bhangra-Dancehall legend Apache Indian! We talk about everything from his early days, to his biggest hits like Boom Shak a Lak, Chok There, Arranged Marriage, starting his own academy and youth centre in Birmingham, his new record In JA and the current state of the world. He’ll also be singing one of his tracks acapella exclusively for Maed in India, so don’t miss it! Apache Indian ‘Beautiful Girls’ ‘Save The World’ ‘See You Later’ ‘Hold U down’ ‘Mariana’ ‘I Pray’ You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcast App on Android: https://goo.gl/tGYdU1 or iOS: https://goo.gl/sZSTU5 You can check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com/

Indian-born/Toronto-based pop singer Rebecca Nazz popped into the studio to bring you her latest EP, Loved. We talk about everything from her cheesy lyrics, to working with Grammy-nominated producers, helping empower young teens, and we even dug up a little of her past where she's collaborated with Apache Indian on a bhangra-dance-pop track? Songs performed are: Ordinary Girl Too Late Step http://www.rebeccanazz.com/

Australian boys do the boom-shack-a-lack. Also: Dave hates Suede! Dave hates Mr. Vain! Dave gets attacked by Andrew's cat! Songs covered: 70. Ed Keupper - Sleepyhead  69. Suede - Animal Nitrate  68. Culture Beat - Mr. Vain  67. Apache Indian - Boom Shak a Lak  66. Utah Saints - Something Good  LIKE HOTTEST 100S AND 1000S ON FACEBOOK: hottest100sand1000s FOLLOW HOTTEST 100S AND 1000S ON TWITTER: @Hottest100s AND YOUR HOSTS: @AndrewM138 | @DJYwrites | @NLFHarrison

My friend  is a very interesting guy. Tai is a true renaissance man. Tai (pictured right) went from being a college dropout living with the Amish and working on Joel Salatin's farm (which we talk about in this podcast episode) to becoming a self made millionaire before the age of 30, while launching 12 multi-million dollar businesses in the process. He is a member of , a Certified Financial Planner, Chartered Financial Consultant, Chartered Life Underwriter, and most importantly a student of life with a ton of books (5000 plus at the last count). In addition to his massive book collection, he is himself the author of several, and the voice of the brand new podcast "". Tai was on Bravo's "The Millionaire Matchmaker" (his episode is the highest rated yet), is addicted to traveling (51 countries on 6 continents so far), and is also a student of salsa dancing, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and playing classical piano. He lives in the Hollywood Hills, where he has a cold thermogenesis pool off his front porch. Tai also has a good way of summing up books that would normally take you a long time to read. That’s wonderful for anyone who doesn’t have the time luxury to read lots of books (and you can consider his  a fantastic time-hacking technique). A few weeks ago, I featured an article by Tai entitled "", and in this podcast we go way above and beyond just living long. You'll learn: -How Tai went from being a college dropout to living with the Amish... -Why the Apache Indian tribe were some of the toughest people on earth... -What farmers and ranchers know about toughness that we don't... -How aligning your body with your natural circadian rhythms can make you tough... -Tai's top techniques for getting tough... -Tai's technique for getting through as many books as possible in as short a period of time... Resources we discuss in this episode: -Book:  -Book:  -Book:  -Book:  -Book:  -Book:  - - Leave your questions, comments or feedback for Tai  and be sure to check out his new podcast "".

Australian boys do the boom-shack-a-lack. Also: Dave hates Suede! Dave hates Mr. Vain! Dave gets attacked by Andrew's cat! SONGS COVERED: 70. Ed Keupper - Sleepyhead  69. Suede - Animal Nitrate  68. Culture Beat - Mr. Vain  67. Apache Indian - Boom Shak a Lak  66. Utah Saints - Something Good  JOIN US ON DISCORD: https://discord.gg/jRrfwB LIKE HOTTEST 100S AND 1000S ON FACEBOOK: hottest100sand1000s FOLLOW HOTTEST 100S AND 1000S ON TWITTER: @Hottest100s AND YOUR HOSTS: @AndrewM138 | @NLFHarrison See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Interview Art Reade # 2English episode of Claircast. Another great interview, and more about how to become a spiritual person, with Apache indian Art Reade, who since the early 80's has held seminars in Europe for thousands of people. Art Reade was born in Arizona, USA in the mountains east of Phoenix. During his pre-school years he was raised by his indian grandmother who taught him to use his intuition, respect all living things and to see the world as a connected whole. He became a school teacher and athletic coach, ultimately training Olympic-level runners at a university in California.Art is an exciting man with lots of charisma, a warm sense of humor and a big heart. I met him for the first time in Copenhagen in 1985 where I attended one of his courses, called "Clearing I". There were over 100 participants that weekend and in Germany there are often more than 200 people on a course with long waiting lists. Since then, I have attended all of Art's courses: "Clearing II", "Abundance", "Journey", "Spiritual Relationships" and the 12-hour open lecture called "Prayer Talk". Art has recently added two new lectures called "Spiritual Economy Talk" and the "Faith and Hope Talk".The interviewer this time is a friend of Art, and it is recorded 1990.In this second interview - 1 h 37 min - Art talks a lot about personal and spiritual growth. Listen to the interview # 2 at: http://www.claircast.com/ podcast number 55Listen to the interview # 1: http://www.claircast.com/ podcast number 41Links:groups in Copenhagen, groups in Hamborg, groups in Køln, groups in BerlinCopyright: Clairvoyant Jette Harthimmer, Copenhagen

Interview Art ReadeEnglish episode of Claircast. My guest is Apache indian Art Reade, who since the early 80's has held seminars in Europe for thousands of people. Art Reade was born in Arizona, USA in the mountains east of Phoenix. During his pre-school years he was raised by his indian grandmother who taught him to use his intuition, respect all living things and to see the world as a connected whole. He became a school teacher and athletic coach, ultimately training Olympic-level runners at a university in California.Later he developed programs in personal growth, teaching various groups including prisoners and cancer patients. He taught patients to activate their own self-healing forces with very positive results. Art Reade's courses focus on reclaiming one's power and self-respect, cleaning up in one's past, setting goals for the future and applying action to those goals, the importance of taking responsibility on many levels, and more. All of his courses are based on indian and spiritual values, yet delivered in such a way that "ordinary western rational types" find appealing and understandable.Art is an exciting man with lots of charisma, a warm sense of humor and a big heart. I met him for the first time in Copenhagen in 1985 where I attended one of his courses, called "Clearing I". There were over 100 participants that weekend and in Germany there are often more than 200 people on a course with long waiting lists. Since then, I have attended all of Art's courses: "Clearing II", "Abundance", "Journey", "Spiritual Relationships" and the 12-hour open lecture called "Prayer Talk". Art has recently added two new lectures called "Spiritual Economy Talk" and the "Faith and Hope Talk".In this interview we talk about his dreams as a child, why Art originally came to Denmark, what he hopes to teach os, how we can change our lives if we feel like we have lost touch with who we are, what are some of the differences between the western and the indian way of thinking, how he manages to keep to an 80-hour work week without feeling stress, what are the secrets to his success when he never advertizes or markets his courses and much more.Art Reade grants interviews only very rarely because he believes it is better for people to come and experience the course with as few pre-conceived ideas about him or his courses as possible. I am therefore even more grateful to have had the opportunity to speak with him, "backstage" after his most recent "Clearing II" course in Copenhagen in November 2006. I hope you will enjoy this rare interview as well.Listen to the interviewet at: http://www.claircast.com/ podcast number 41Links:groups in Copenhagen, groups in Hamborg, groups in Køln, groups in BerlinCopyright: Clairvoyant Jette Harthimmer, Copenhagen