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Episode seventeen of Lexivore, has Megha and Renee tackle music, and pairings of music with books. We discuss our own genre preferences for music, briefly touch on the music our library has to offer, and discuss a few authors who use music - either directly in their books like Mercedes Lackey or in the background processes of writing like Rainbow Rowell. We also discuss some works that are paired by subject, like the Hamilton Soundtrack with a history book, "The Good Fight: Feuds of the Founding Fathers", or mood, like Miles Davis's "Birth of the Cool" with R.O. Kwon's "The Incendiaries", or by theme, Sharon Van Etten's "Are We There" pairing with Sally Rooney's "Normal People", and add a few more suggestions and recommendations along the way. We hope you enjoy our podcast! Thanks for Listening!

Quatre ans après l’excellent (et fort triste) Are We There, Sharon Van Etten revient avec Remind Me Tomorrow, un album très différent de ce qu’elle avait l’habitude de proposer.. Et c’est assez logique puisque beaucoup de choses ont chamboulé sa … Lire la suite­­

A lot has changed in Sharon Van Etten's life since she put out her last album, Are We There, in 2014. Over the past five years she's gotten into acting, she went back to school to get a degree in Mental Health Counseling, she's worked on some film scores and, the biggest change: She's a mom, now. But through it all she eventually found herself coming back to her first love: music. Sharon Van Etten has a new album out called Remind Me Tomorrow and it's unlike anything she's ever done before. Largely seen as an acoustic singer-songwriter up to now, her new album is full of pulsing synths, big beats and lots of strange, dark textures made with the help of producer John Congleton. The result is a stunning achievement for Van Etten. Remind Me Tomorrow is her most ambitious and adventurous album to date. For this edition of All Songs Considered, Sharon Van Etten and host Robin Hilton listened to her whole new album together, front to back. She reflects on motherhood, shares stories about the new songs and explains why she decided to blow up nearly everything fans have long loved about her music.

ANOTHER.DAY....................................... by tony justerini 01. Sigur Rós & Alex Somers - End, Black Rain OST,2017 (00.00) 02. Bruno Sanfilippo - Muse, Illuminations II,2018 (04.45) 03. Julee Cruise- The World Spins, Floating into the Night, 1989 (08.20) 04. Sharon van Etten – Tarifa, Are We There 2014 (15.30) 05. Offthesky – Vox Delicae, Illuminations II,2018 (19.55) 06. Peter Broderick – Emily, All Together Again, 2017 (24.20) 07. Endless Melancoly - These Gloomy Days,Illuminations II,2018 (28.35) 08. Bruno Bavota – Alba, Mediterraneo, 2015 (35.20) 09. Anne Chris Bakker - Make My Bed In Crystal Waters,Illuminations II, 2018 (40.15) 10. Max Richter - The departure ( phone call), The Leftovers OST,2014 (47.12) 11. Ilm – Mantina, Illuminations II,2018 (49.44) 12. Bruno Sanfilippo-Intropiano, InTRO, 2006 (57.16) 13. Akira Kosemura - In the Dark Woods, In the Dark Woods , 2017 (01.04.54) 14. Tom Rogerson with Brian Eno - Idea of Order at Kyson Point, Finding Shore, 2017 (01.11.18) 15. Roger Eno – Deedee Alone, This Floating World, 2017 (01.14.34) total time : 1.20.00 h photo by José Carlos Costa www.radioetiopia.com http://radioetiopia.phase108.net/ https://instagram.com/radioetiopia/ https://radiolisboa.pt/

  A proud, native New Yorker, Max Heller grew up thinking the city was a playground, subways were thrill rides and the streets were pure theater. Shocked to find life beyond the five boroughs was not as action-packed,he realized his mission was to create entertainment for those with and without subway access. After graduating the University of Southern California Max wrote, produced and edited many award winning music videos including Grammy Winners Tim McGraw, Merle Haggard and Faith Hill. He returned to NYC to shoot We Live in Public the 2009 Sundance Documentary Grand Prize winner. He continued editing for over a decade on highly acclaimed television series ranging from NBC's Who Do You Think You Are? Bravo's The Real Housewives of Atlanta, TBS’s sitcom Are We There, Yet? and Comedy Central’s The Daily Show w/Jon Stewart. Max has produced five feature films including Summer of Blood the breakout success of the 2014 Tribeca Film Festival. Currently Max is wrapping post on Born Guilty his directorial debut starring Rosanna Arquette, Xander Berkeley and Keesha Sharp. 

Here we are for episode THIRTY FIVE and it's our second live show!! All the regulars are with us - not to mention a number of familiar names in the chatroom... There are also a number of poems and stories from Mr Yeti's book ARE WE THERE, YETI!? (2013) and also an exclusive - unpublished new poem completed that very day! Our next episode, number 36 - sees us heading for Venice for a two-part Italian birthday special! Please email me at shyyeti@yahoo.co.uk if you have any comments - you can even send me a sound-file and I'll include it on the show. The music is by Shy Yeti and Luca. This episode and all contents are Copyright Paul Chandler, 2016. Episode 35 was recorded on Sunday 20th November 2016, with additional links recorded on Wednesday 16th November 2016. This episode can be downloaded on ITunes, Acast, Podbean and also on Soundcloud.

Before fans and critics knew Sharon Van Etten’s wry, whip-smart lyrics and enchanting harmonies, the singer/songwriter worked the fryer at McDonalds. Despite constant promotions, she moved on. She baked donuts at a donut shop, worked at wine stores, built Subway sandwiches, and revealed in our interview that Chipotle isn’t the only bad apple. As she started considering making a go of singing and songwriting, she connected with Kyp Malone, of TV on the Radio. Malone helped her make music her main gig. He wasn’t alone in recognizing her innate talent. Etten found a following fast. She started touring non-stop and churned out exquisite albums, including Because I Was in Love (2009), epic (2010), Tramp (2012), Are We There (2014), and her latest EP is I Don’t Want To Let You Down (2015). Even as she is now beloved internationally, Etten hasn’t lost her voice, physically or metaphorically, thoughtful gaze, or sly humor. In our Employee of the Month interview, which was recorded live at Joe’s Pub, she sang...