Podcasts about artist home

TIDAL is rolling out a new artist dashboard, TIDAL Artist Home, and their TIDAL for Artists website. This new feature allows artists to easily manage and update their profile, including their biography, social media links, and account details. Read the full article on my blog: https://medium.com/work-hard-playlist-hard/tidals-new-artist-dashboard-tidal-artist-home-cd5e1911de24 Work Hard Playlist Hard: https://workhardplaylisthard.com Mike Warner: https://askmikewarner.com

The city's arts industry is returning to some semblance of normalcy. During a live Civic Cocktail event, four leaders survey the damage done and chart a path forward. In the spring of 2020, many artists and arts organizations were already struggling to maintain a place for themselves in Seattle. The future of creative expression in the city was uncertain, but the challenges were well-defined. Then the pandemic hit and scrambled everything. Audiences shifted to experiencing their arts and entertainment through screens as artists pivoted to a new digital reality. Many arts organizations, meanwhile, had to rely on philanthropy, government assistance and their own creativity to survive.  Now, as a vaccinated and exhausted world presses on through year three of the pandemic, the arts are in the midst of a slow return to venues across the city. But the world that artists and arts organizations are encountering is very different from the one they faced when the arts shut down two years ago.  For this episode of the Civic Cocktail podcast, we speak with four community arts leaders – Arté Noir founder and president Vivian Philips, Museum of Museums founder and director Greg Lundgren, Artist Home founder and owner Kevin Sur, and Northwest Folklife managing director Reese Tanimura – about the state of the arts now. They share their experiences leading organizations and businesses through the pandemic, outline new challenges of this late-pandemic era and offer prescriptions to keep the arts alive in Seattle.  This conversation was recorded on July 13, 2022. Civic Cocktail is a production of Seattle City Club and Crosscut. To receive future conversations like this one in your podcast feed earlier, subscribe to the Civic Cocktail podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon, Podbean, or wherever you listen. --- Credits Host/podcast production: Mark Baumgarten Event production: Jake Newman, Andrea O'Meara Video production: Stephen Hegg

The city's arts industry is returning to some semblance of normalcy. Four leaders survey the damage done and chart a path forward. In the spring of 2020, many artists and arts organizations were already struggling to maintain a place for themselves in Seattle. The future of creative expression in the city was uncertain, but the challenges were well-defined. Then the pandemic hit and scrambled everything. Audiences shifted to experiencing their arts and entertainment through screens as artists pivoted to a new digital reality. Many arts organizations, meanwhile, had to rely on philanthropy, government assistance and their own creativity to survive.  Now, as a vaccinated and exhausted world presses on through year three of the pandemic, the arts are in the midst of a slow return to venues across the city. But the world that artists and arts organizations are encountering is very different from the one they faced when the arts shut down two years ago.  For this episode of the Civic Cocktail podcast, we speak with four community arts leaders – Arté Noir founder and president Vivian Philips, Museum of Museums founder and director Greg Lundgren, Artist Home founder and owner Kevin Sur, and Northwest Folklife managing director Reese Tanimura – about the state of the arts now. They share their experiences leading organizations and businesses through the pandemic, outline new challenges of this late-pandemic era and offer prescriptions to keep the arts alive in Seattle.  This conversation was recorded on July 13, 2022. Civic Cocktail is a production of Seattle City Club and Crosscut. --- Credits Host/podcast production: Mark Baumgarten Event production: Jake Newman, Andrea O'Meara Video Production: Stephen Hegg

In this episode Craig and Nathan discuss avoiding sickness while traveling, the book Steal like an Artist, why Hans Zimmer is so successful, imitate then innovate, validation is for parking, and much more. Get our newest library Hi Fives: https://soundiron.com/products/hi-fives For more info, visit our website: https://soundiron.com/ Podcast notes: * (0:00) Intro * (0:11) How to not get sick on airplanes * (2:58) Steal like an artist/imitate, then innovate * (14:45) Validation is for parking * (15:32) No input, no output * (16:08) Like-minded people * (18:32) Studio internships * (23:33) Why Hans Zimmer got the job you wanted * (30:51) Disclosure making Latch * (33:52) Studio purchases+optimizations * (44:28) Hi Fives * (47:29) Subscribe! Soundiron is a premium developer of virtual instruments and sample libraries for songwriters, composers and sound designers. They are a team of programmers, engineers, composers and instrumentalists passionate about building beautiful-sounding instrument plugins that are inspiring to play. Whether you're new to music production or a seasoned pro in the film, television, advertising, video game, or music recording industries, They've got you covered. Soundiron serves the best and brightest composers and artists in film & media today. #soundiron #musicpodcast #keepgoing

Learn how power duo, Danette Dufilho (Conduit Gallery, Dallas) and John Dufilho (The Apples in Stereo, The Deathray Davies, and Clifffs) make the magic work while raising a family, pursuing community, and staying hopelessly in love.More about Danette Dufilho:Danette has been the Director and Projects Room Coordinator for the Conduit Gallery (www.conduitgallery.com) in Dallas since 2000. She served as 2019 and 2020 Chair of the Contemporary Art Dealers of Dallas Fund Prize (www.caddallas.org/events#/caddfund/). And, last year, she and daughter, June, launched Bomba Bath Bombs (https://bomba-bath-bombs.square.site/) an online retailer of bath bombs.More about John Dufilho:John is a prolific singer/songwriter, multi-instrumentalists, who writes for television and film, as well as produces and plays on countless albums for fellow artists. A musician's musician, John not only produces his own work, but is also a member of The Apples in Stereo (@the.apples.in.stereo), The Deathray Davies (@the_Deathray_Davies), Motorcade (@motorcade1122) and Clifffs (@clifffsmusic). He serves as CFO of daughter June's bath bomb shop, Bomba Bath Bombs.More about Artist Collective Radio Show:I'm Shashana Pearson, journalist turned actress, writer, mom, and host of the ACRS-TV show, where I invite my guests into meaningful conversations about life and art. My entire adult life I've been surrounded by artists—actors, writers, musicians, entrepreneurs—anyone passionately dedicated to creating something from nothing. I am intrigued by the challenges uniquely faced by artists as they balance the everyday with an aesthetic life. Through ACRS-TV, I—and you—will discover how these artists create a life filled with beauty that can only be described as one well lived. ***Want to know more ways we can connect? Here's where you can find me:IG handles: @shashanapearson @artistcollectiveradioshowWebsites: www.shashanapearson.com, www.artistcollectiveradioshow.comFor on-camera bookings, call my agent Gillian at The Horne Agency (214) 350-9220Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/acrstv)

I am thrilled to have my long time friend Kevin Sur as the featured guest this week. Kevin and I go back well over 20 years as friends, and he has always been someone that I could count on to give me sound advice about the music business, and guidance about what to do with the bands I was in. Kevin Sur, affectionally known for many years among his musical peers as "Bubba", was a member of the beloved Sacramento punk outfit Luckie Strike. He cut his teeth in that band over the course of 7 years, where they were true road dogs, touring constantly, and doing everything they could in a pre-internet world to stay in constant contact with their fans. After Luckie Strike called it a day, Kevin ventured to Seattle to focus on school, but eventually found his way back to the Bay Area (his hometown area), and started a new project called Indian Valley Line with two longtime friends. A far cry from the pop-punk of his former band, Indian Valley Line blended roots-Americana, indie-folk which paired well with Kevin's newly found skills as a composer. Heading back to Seattle, Kevin turned his sights to music promotion, starting Artist Home. Artist Home focuses mostly on their annual music festivals these days, but they also serve as a professional consultancy for artists that are trying to grow their careers. Kevin is definitely the right kind of person you'd want on your team for this, I know from experience. To hear Luckie Strike - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-MCH... To hear Indian Valley Line - https://indianvalleyline.bandcamp.com/ To learn more about Artist Home - http://artisthome.org/ To hear some of the music mentioned on this and our previous episodes, check out and follow this playlist on Spotify: https://bit.ly/3oI01ZU​​​​​​​​​ Question The Answers is co-sponsored by The Bad Copy and Sell The Heart Records, be sure to follow them as well to stay up to date on music news, reviews, and to check out the releases on our label. Sell The Heart Records - https://www.selltheheartrecords.com​​ | @selltheheartrecords (IG) The Bad Copy - https://www.thebadcopy.com | @thebadcopy (IG) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On Friday August 24th, The Vera Project and Artist Home are teaming up to present "Live From Our Living Rooms: a Virtual Benefit for Washington’s DIY Community." Picture the coolest DIY telethon featuring music from Kevin Seconds, Joyce Manor, Sol, Kimya Dawn, Sassyblack and many many more. I spoke with Programs Director & Senior Talent Buyer Jason Clackley and Interim Executive Director Ricky Graboski about the event, how things are going with Vera Project right now, how we can help our DIY community, how they got involved with the Vera Project and much much more. 

On Friday August 24th, The Vera Project and Artist Home are teaming up to present "Live From Our Living Rooms: a Virtual Benefit for Washington's DIY Community."Picture the coolest DIY telethon featuring music from Kevin Seconds, Joyce Manor, Sol, Kimya Dawn, Sassyblack and many many more. I spoke with Programs Director & Senior Talent Buyer Jason Clackley and Interim Executive Director Ricky Graboski about the event, how things are going with Vera Project right now, how we can help our DIY community, how they got involved with the Vera Project and much much more.

Continue the exploration of finding community in a dynamic city. Today’s episode features Farah Abdallah, a lead product manager at eBay who co-founded Seattle’s chapter of Women in Product. Abdallah shares how she collaborated with Claire Fang of Facebook to bring together hundreds of women in Seattle who are building products for some of the world’s most innovative companies. The episode also features Kevin Sur, founder of Artist Home. Sur discusses why and how he created a collaborative community for artists and launched highly popular music festivals such as Timber! Outdoor Music Festival, which is bringing together emerging artists for the seventh year in a row in July. Sur shares how his desire to help people and build community evolved into a successful business. If you are looking for a community that’s right for you, you just might find it in today’s episode of Seattle Growth Podcast. If you are looking to build your own community, you will hear lessons of how to start and nurture a group.

This week we hear how Kevin Sur and his company, Artist Home, started the Timber! Outdoor Music Festival and what attendees can expect from the weekend’s festivities. We also learn Sur’s advice for music lovers who want to support local artists and his fear for the music scene in Seattle amidst the city’s recent boom and the nation’s economic hardships.

Is your playgroup lacking in centaurs or other magical beings who can take on equine form? Check out mono-green! Really though, Kyle and Andy continue their mono-color exploration by taking on green. What can mono-green do in commander? Kyle digs up an obscure snake shaman in Sachi, Daughter of Seshiro. Snake tribal? Hell no! But find out what you can do with Kyle’s deck built around mana fueling shamans. And yes, his deck does have a neat centaur trick in it. Speaking of centaurs, Andy shows off how quickly green can advance your mana with Seton, Krosan Protector. This centaur is on a druidic mission to swim in cash… er… green mana. Listen to find out how Kylanous and Andanous are taking their mana to the bank to cash in some bomb wincons. And see how they approached their mono-green decks in different ways. Check out our decklists on our tappedout page: The magical intro/outro beats are by the Artist Home, track 8 from the album Resting State. Support his craft. Check out his music. We love him for being so gracious, as to let us use his tunes. Find his work on (). Big shout out to Mikey Patch for all our art work! ().

Hey WOTS is back for 2018!!! This is the first of 12 episodes featuring up coming shows in the local scene and what's going on the other local focused podcasts!!! This is what I am calling Local Show Preview Show (LSPS), Check it out this is what's up.P.S. make sure you post a comment on the Word On the Street Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/wordonthestreetpodcast comments are my oxygen!!! Thanks!Friday January 5th at the SubstationGIFTED GABhttps://soundcloud.com/gifted_gabILL WRITERS GUILDhttps://soundcloud.com/illwritersguild-1ROCKEThttps://soundcloud.com/b-rocket-tha-prophetDADABASShttps://www.facebook.com/arungabassDON DISHEShttps://soundcloud.com/dondishesLearn more here: https://www.facebook.com/events/381521862297381/Tuesday January 9th at the High DiveJULIET TANGOhttps://soundcloud.com/juliettangoCROWN VILLIANShttps://crownvillains.bandcamp.com/BEAR AXEhttps://bearaxe.bandcamp.com/releasesCRANKY BABIEShttps://www.facebook.com/CrankyBabies/Learn more here: https://www.highdiveseattle.com/event/1611654-juliet-tango-crown-villians-seattle/Thursday February 1st at the Sunset TavernANNA FREEDMANhttps://soundcloud.com/anna-freedmanHEATHER THOMAShttps://heatherthomas.bandcamp.com/EMMA LEE TOYODAhttps://emmaleetoyoda.bandcamp.com/Learn more here: https://www.ticketweb.com/t3/sale/SaleEventDetail?dispatch=loadSelectionData&eventId=7956815&pl=sunset&REFID=sunsetAlso check out these podcasts!!!From the Green Room hosted by Pickwick frontman Galen Disston featuring Celene (Prom Queen) https://fromthegreenroompodcast.com/2017/12/18/episode-17-celene-prom-queen/Artist Home podcast hosted by Aaron Roden featuring Noah Gundersenhttps://soundcloud.com/rtistome/ep-6-noah-gundersen

A special message to all who have listened to Air-Raid over the years. Plus Episode #4 of the all new podcast Artist Home with guest Eric Howk of the Billboard #1 hit making band; Portugal. The Man.

Hey all,I am extremely excited to announce that I have teamed up with the beautiful people over at Artist Home to bring you an all new podcast.I have been working on this project for the better part of 6 months now and am very proud of what has come of it, THIS IS THE SHOW THAT I HAVE ALWAYS WANTED TO DO but never had the time or resources.So her it is episode #1 of the new show with Dave Depper of Death Cab for Cutie. I hope you enjoy it.We have 4 episodes up right now w/ Dave Depper of Death Cab for Cutie, Courtney Marie Andrews, Chris Staples, and Eric Howk of Portugal. The Man for your listening pleasure. New episode will be available the 1st of every month.Here is the link: http://artisthome.org/podcast/Available anywhere you get your podcasts!

On this week's episode of SMI Radio, Naked Giants visit the Critical Sun Radio Studio to chat with host Greg Roth and perform live in studio. The boys will be performing live at Timber! Outdoor Music Festival taking place in Carnation, Washington July 16 - 18. Naked Giants will be taking the main stage at 4:40 on Saturday (6/17). Based on what you we heard and saw in the studio, this is a band not to be missed! In the second half of the show, Greg caught up down with Rock and Roll Hall of Fame DJ, and music curator Marco Collins a few weeks back while he was taking a break from his MC duties at Fisherman's Village Music Festival. Marco gets personal as he talks about his movie The Glamour and The Squalor, which made its very successful debut at SIFF to rave reviews. Marco also shares his insights to the state of the music industry today and his continued passion for discovering and curating great Northwest artists. Marco will be the official MC for Chinook Fest Summit 2015 taking place this weekend, July 10- 12. Marco will be hosting and DJ the after-party on Saturday (7/11) right after headliner Allen Stone finishes his headlining set.

SMI Radio in conjunction with Critical Sun Recordings and Artist Home present another episode of a newly launched series entitled “Timber! Shows!” The series features exclusive artist interviews and live, exclusive music sessions recorded at the Critical Sun Radio studios. The second annual Timber! Outdoor Music Festival is slated for July 24 – 26 in beautiful Carnation, Washington. On this week’s episode, SMI Radio’s Greg Roth, along with Timber! Critical Sun’s Bubba Jones welcomes Timber! artist, Julia Massey & The Five Finger Discount. The band performs exclusive live selections off of their forthcoming record. This refreshingly original world-pop outfit talks about how they all came together and the evolution of their unique sound.

SMI Radio in conjunction with Critical Sun Recordings and Artist Home present another episode of a newly launched series entitled “Timber! Shows!” The series features exclusive artist interviews and live, exclusive music sessions recorded at the Critical Sun Radio studios. The second annual Timber! Outdoor Music Festival is slated for July 24 – 26 in beautiful Carnation, Washington. On this week’s episode, SMI Radio’s Greg Roth, along with Timber! Camp Counselor, Joe Hammill welcomes Timber! artist, Cumulus. The band performs exclusive live selections off of their most recent record, I Never Meant It To Be Like This, the making of their most recent video “Do You Remember” (See Below), their brand of music, which defies categorization. Cumulus has some eclectic influences, and they share with us some of the wonderful artists who have helped shape and inspire their sound.

SMI Radio in conjunction with Critical Sun Recordings and Artist Home present another episode of a newly launched series entitled “Timber! Shows!” The series features exclusive artist interviews and live, exclusive music sessions recorded at the Critical Sun Radio studios. The second annual Timber! Outdoor Music Festival is slated for July 24 – 26 in beautiful Carnation, Washington. On this week’s episode, SMI Radio’s Greg Roth, along with KIRO Radio's Sean De Torre welcomes Timber! artist, Eldridge Gravy & The Court Supreme. When SMI Radio launched in April, 2010, our very first musical guest was Eldridge Gravy from Eldridge Gravy and The Court Supreme. This time around, the band visits the Critical Sun Radio studios for some funky conversation and to perform several numbers LIVE off or their most recent joint, Gravy's In Your Area. EG&TCS ringmaster Eldridge Gravy talks about the origin and mythology of this tight and funky outfit. Also, Mr. Gravy talks about the recent gig the band performed at Nectar Lounge to raise money for The Tribes Project. Eldridge Gravy & The Court Supreme will open for the incomparable soul man, Charles Bradley at 7pm on Saturday, July 26 on the MainStage at Timber! Out Door Music Festival.

SMI Radio in conjunction with Critical Sun Recordings and Artist Home present the debut episode of a new series entitled “Timber! Shows.” The series features exclusive artist interviews and live music sessions recorded at the Critical Sun Radio studios. The second annual Timber! Outdoor Music Festival will be taking place July 24 – 26 in beautiful Carnation Washington. On this week’s episode, SMI Radio’s Greg Roth, along with Critical Sun’s Bubba Jones welcomes Timber! artist, Lonesome Shack for an interview and a live in-studio session featuring exclusive performances of songs from the band’s debut record, “City Man” and forthcoming release “More Primitive.” Lonesome Shack will be performing their record release show on Friday, May 23d at Columbia City Theater. Also visiting Greg in the studio is Timber! counselor Eric Sullivan. Eric chats about some of the fun and exciting activities taking place along side the great music acts performing at the festival.

SMI Radio in conjunction with Critical Sun Recordings and Artist Home present another episode of a newly launched series entitled “Timber! Shows!” The series features exclusive artist interviews and live music sessions recorded at the Critical Sun Radio studios. The second annual Timber! Outdoor Music Festival will be taking place July 24 – 26 in beautiful Carnation Washington. On this week’s episode, SMI Radio’s Greg Roth, along with Artist Home's Phil O' Sullivan welcomes Timber! artist, Mikey and Matty. This brilliant brother duo perform an exclusive unreleased song from their forthcoming release as well some other music from their most recent effort, Harbor Island. Mikey and Matty also chat about their musical influences, their collaborative style, playing Timber! 2014 and their recent performance with The Head And The Heart. Also, Artist Home's and Timber co-organizer Phil O'Sullivan talks about the fun happenings and unique activities that help make up this year's festival as well as the robust festival lineup.

When SMI Radio launched in April of 2010 our very first musical guest was Joe Simpson AKA Eldridge Gravy from Eldridge Gravy and The Court Supreme. The band released their most recent record, Gravy’s In Your Area which was released last month. I catch up with Joe to talk about the band’s new disc, some of the personal changes in the group and we spin some selected tracks from the new release. In the second half of the show I welcome back Artist Home's Kevin Sur. Kevin and his crew are responsible for staging some incredible Northwest music festivals. Last year Artist Home launched the very first annual Timber! Outdoor Music Festival. It was so successful that he is bringing it back an expanded version taking place this summer. You don't have to wait for the summer sun to enjoy some great music in a festival setting. Artist Home will present the very first Timberrr! Winter Music Festival which will take place later this month (1/10 - 1/11) in beautiful Leavenworth, Washington. Kevin and I chat this unique music event and the participating artists such as Hey Marseilles, Telekenisis, The Moondoggies, Radiation City and a lot more. (For the complete lineup go here.) We also share some music from Timberrr! artists as well.

On this week’s episode of SMI Radio, we welcome back two of the festival organizers, Kevin Sur and Phil O’Sullivan, to update us on some of the cool happenings at Timber! 2013. You will hear featured music from the participating artists and they talk specifically about some of the activities that make their event much more than just another music festival. Timber! will feature the brilliant Andrew Joslyn and his Passenger String Quartet. Andrew has been a busy man of late working with several prominent Northwest artists. Recently Joslyn could be seen on stage with the likes of Duff McKagen, The Local Strangers. His lovely string arrangements can be heard on the Macklemore and Ryan Lewis mega-hit album, The Heist. I recently caught up with Andrew at one of my favorite interview spots in The Emerald City. You will hear that conversation as well as some tracks that Andrew lent his talents to.

Artist Home epitomizes this through their efforts in the staging of innovative and popular outdoor music events, such as Doe Bay Fest, which spawned the documentary Welcome to Doe Bay (see video below), Slackfest and Summer Bonfire Series. This summer, the good folks that brought you these great happenings are putting together another special event dubbed Timber! Outdoor Music Festival. Timber! is the new outdoor music festival from Artist Home Presents uniting music, community, and the beautiful natural environment of the Pacific Northwest. To present Timber!, Artist Home is partnering with King County Parks to set the festival in the rural splendor of Carnation, Washington. The current festival lineup consists of The Helio Sequence, Fruit Bats, Lemolo, Bryan John Appleby, Kithkin, River Giant, Ten Speed Music and just recently announced, Thee Quasi celebrating their 20th year as a band!! Hobosexual, Passenger String Quartet (stay tuned to find out who they’ll be collaborating with!), Pablo Trucker, and the first of the TOMF lineup of official “buskers” Nu Klezmer Army. Tickets went on sale March 12, and are available for purchase here. On this week’s episode of SMI Radio, two of the festival organizers, Kevin Sur and Phil O’Sullivan, stop by the studio to talk about Artist Home events. You can hear featured music from the participating artists, and Kevin and Phil reveal additional acts just added to the bill.