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Episode 191 of the FULL VOICE Podcast features musical theatre repertoire for young(ish) performers with Nicky Phillips, co-creator of the Tweens n' Teens Songbook. Nicky discusses the inspiration and creative process behind this project. Nicky shares details about her successful online voice studio and gives FULL VOICE Podcast listeners a preview of the exciting new music from the upcoming Tweens 'n Teens Volume Two. The Tweens 'n Teens Songbook https://www.nickyphillips.com/tweensnteenssongbook Nicky's online voice studio www.nickyphillipsvocalstudio.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nickyphillips_music/ Songs by Nicky Phillips and Sarah Ziegler featured in this podcast: Julia, You're Fired! featuring Elena Holder Julia for Justice featuring Sophia Manicone (From the upcoming Volume 2) It's Just Not My Thing featuring Sarah Bock Dino Kid featuring Layla Capers About our Guest Nicky Phillips is an award-winning composer, lyricist, and teacher. She is currently a member of the BMI-Lehman Engel Advanced Musical Theatre Workshop, where she was awarded the Jean Banks Award for outstanding achievement in Musical Theatre. An alumnus of the Johnny Mercer Songwriters Project, Nicky was mentored by Lin-Manuel Miranda and Craig Carnelia. Her work has been showcased at Lincoln Center, 54 Below, Don't Tell Mama, The Laurie Beechman Theatre, and The New York Theatre Barn. She has had writing residencies at CAP21, the Human Race Theatre Company and was awarded the artist in residence at the Margret and H.A.Rey Center. She was honored to have written an original song for Colm Wilkinson that was featured in Music of the Night-a tribute to Colm Wilkinson. As a musical theatre writer, Nicky's musical works include: The Last Party (Toronto Fringe Festival); Rey Of Light (ASCAP Stephen Schwartz Workshop, Johnny Mercer Writers Colony at Goodspeed Musicals, CMTP); In Between (Bravo Academy); Stagefright (Prospect Theatre Musical Theatre Lab); Becoming Tussaud (In Development); Bus Trip (BMI); contributed material to Touch Me: Songs for a (dis)Connected Age (Forte Musical Theatre Guild); In Flanders Fields (First commissioned and produced by Smile Theatre Company,  additional productions at Golden Apple Theatre and Lunchbox Theatre in Calgary where it was nominated for a Betty Mitchell Award for Outstanding Production). As a composer for the theatre, Nicky has written music for the following plays: The Snow Queen (Theatre New Brunswick); Buyer and Cellar (Alberta Theatre Projects); Old Man And The River (Theatre Direct); Jane Eyre, The Penelopiad and The 39 Steps, (Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre). She is a proud member of ASCAP where she was awarded a 2018 ASCAP Plus Award. When not writing, Nicky is teaching private voice lessons to singers around the county in her online studio!

In this episode, Hayley and Amy speak with composer/lyricist Madeline Myers about uplifting the stories of women who have been erased from history, expanding our understanding of women's relationship with work, finding people who believe in you when you don't believe in yourself, and being a good person in addition to a good artist. Click here for a transcript of the episode! Episode Notes Guest: Madeline MyersHosts: Hayley Goldenberg and Amy AndrewsMusic: Chloe Geller Episode Resources Double Helix - playing at Bay Street Theater May 30-June 18 Stacey Mindich Guest Bio: Madeline Myers (she/her) is a composer and lyricist for musical theater in New York City. Her musicals include Double Helix (world premiere Bay Street Theater, 2023) Flatbush Avenue (UNC-Greensboro commission, 2021), The Devil's Apprentice, (world premiere Copenhagen, Denmark, 2018), and Masterpiece (O'Neill Musical Theater Conference 2018 semi-finalist). 

 Named to the 2022 Broadway Women's Fund “Women to Watch on Broadway” list, Madeline is a 2023 & 2022 Kleban Prize finalist for lyric writing, a winner of the 2021 Billie Burke Ziegfeld Award presented by New York Stage & Film and the Ziegfeld Club; a 2020, 2019, 2018, and 2017 Jonathan Larson Grant finalist; a 2019 York Theatre Company NEO Writer; a 2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, and 2017 ASCAP Plus Award recipient; and a 2016-2017 Dramatists Guild Fellow. 

 Madeline's musicals have been developed at Bay Street Theatre, the York Theatre, Goodspeed Musicals (2023 Festival of New Musicals, the Johnny Mercer Writers Grove), the New Dramatists Composer-Librettist Studio, the Fingerlakes Musical Theater Festival, Musical Theater Factory, the NMI Disney Imagineering New Voices Project, the New York Theatre Barn, and the Johnny Mercer Songwriting Project.

 When not writing musicals, Madeline enjoys reading, walking in Central Park, and volunteering.  She is an active volunteer with Central Synagogue's unhoused breakfast program and the founder of a 2020 voter registration/Census count initiative for the New York unhoused community. Through the pandemic, Madeline has worked with NYC Test & Trace Corps to bring mobile vaccine buses and PPE to unhoused New Yorkers. In 2018, Madeline created the Blair School of Music Student Citizen Award given to a female student demonstrating excellence in personal character and contributions to the community.  Madeline sits on the Alumni Board of the Vanderbilt University Ingram Scholarship Program, of which she is a proud alumna. She is an original member of the music department of the Broadway production of Hamilton.

 Madeline is a proud member of ASCAP and the Dramatists Guild. She is represented by Chris Till at Verve Talent & Literary Agency. Find Madeline Online: Madeline website: www.madelinemyers.com Show website: www.doublehelixmusical.com Madeline Instagram: @madelinesmyers Show Instagram: @doublehelixmusical TikTok: @doublehelixmusical Thanks for listening! Who do you want to hear from next on the Women & Theatre Podcast? Nominate someone here. The Women & Theatre Podcast is created and produced by Hayley Goldenberg and Amy Andrews. Please like, comment, subscribe, follow us on Instagram and Facebook, and consider making a donation to support our work. Thank you for listening!

On this episode of Finding Your Bliss, we have a show devoted to music and visual arts. This week, Bliss expert and Life Coach Judy Librach is joined Nicky Phillips who is an award-winning composer and lyricist. Nicky is currently a member of the BMI-Lehman Engel Advanced Musical Theatre Workshop where she was awarded the Jean Banks Award for outstanding achievement in Musical Theatre. An alumnus of the Johnny Mercer Songwriters Project, Nicky was mentored by Lin-Manuel Miranda and Craig Carnelia. Her work has been showcased at Lincoln Center, 54 Below, Don't Tell Mama, The Laurie Beechman Theatre and The New York Theatre Barn. She has had writing residencies at CAP21, the Human Race Theatre Company and she was awarded the artist in residence at the Margret and H.A.Rey Center. Her work with the Musical Stage Company in Toronto includes being a music supervisor on Launchpad 2020 and a participant in Noteworthy. As a musical theatre writer, Nicky's musical works include: In Between (available for licensing); The Last Party (Toronto Fringe Festival); The Curious Journey (ASCAP Stephen Schwartz Workshop, Johnny Mercer Writers Colony at Goodspeed Musicals, CMTP); Stagefright (Prospect Theatre Musical Theatre Lab); Becoming Tussaud (In Development); she has contributed material to Touch Me: Songs for a (dis)Connected Age (Forte Musical Theatre Guild); In Flanders Fields (First commissioned and produced by Smile Theatre Company, additional productions at Golden Apple Theatre and Lunchbox Theatre in Calgary where it was nominated for a Betty Mitchell Award for Outstanding Production). Nicky is proud to have two songs featured on the Wellsongs Project CD, available for purchase through Broadway Records. Most recently, Nicky has released a musical theatre songbook entitled "The Tweens

Hello everyone and welcome to Speaking of the Arts. I am Mike Epstein, your host. Today's episode is a real treat. We are featuring the drummer, educator, entrepreneur, author, non-profit organizer, band leader, producer, etc. etc., the list really goes on and on, Ulysses Owen's Jr. I've always been a fan of Ulysses's drumming but until I did my research for this interview I had no idea how multifaceted he is. In fact, it was a challenge just to summarize his extensive biography for this introduction. A few quick highlights - Ulysses has been named a Rising Star by DownBeat's Critics Poll for five years straight. He is a recipient of the 2013 ASCAP Plus Award, a Gold Medal winner of the 2014 Global Music Awards, a 2015 Jazz at Lincoln Center Swing! Awards Honoree, and 2019 “3rd Runner-Up,” in Classic Jazz Category in the Modern Drummer Magazine Readers Poll. Among many of Owens's accomplishments are his performances on the 2010 GRAMMY award-winning Kurt Elling live album, Dedicated to You, and the 2012 GRAMMY award-winning Christian McBride Big Band album, The Good Feeling. His work with Joey Alexander, the Christian McBride Trio, and Gregory Porter have also received recognition by the Recording Academy, garnering GRAMMY nominations for the albums; My Favorite Things, Countdown, Out Here , Live at the Village Vanguard, Nat King Cole and Me. This is really just the tip of the iceberg with Ulysses and our conversation turned out to be part 1 of 2 because there was so much to cover. In today's episode, we talk about his approach to jazz education, his new podcast series From the Drummers Perspective, his thoughts on entrepreneurship, and his new book The Musicians Career Guide. Ulysses is the real deal folks and be sure to tune in again soon as we will be posting pt 2 of our conversation in the next week or so. Thanks for listening and now please enjoy my conversation with Ulysses Owens Jr.

Jesse Fischer is a Brooklyn-based pianist, composer, and producer. Known for his warm, soulful touch and emphasis on melody, groove, storytelling and emotion, his unique voice combines elements of his own Jewish heritage with music of the African diaspora, jazz, hip-hop, indie, and singer-songwriter genres. A two-time ASCAP Plus Award winner, Fischer has performed with many notables in the jazz, pop, and world music scenes, including Mino Cinélu, Sarah Elizabeth Charles, Becca Stevens, Grace Kelly, Lakecia Benjamin, Deva Mahal, and Takuya Kuroda. He has released several records as a leader, including Day Dreamer (Ropeadope, 2015), his Herbie Hancock/Head Hunters tribute Vein Melter (Tru Thoughts, 2015) — jointly created with producer/multi-instrumentalist Sly5thAve — and most recently, the Cross Currents EP (self-released, 2019), featuring drummer Nate Smith and saxophonist Marcus Strickland.   He is also a core member of the groundbreaking Brooklyn Afro-pop/jazz fusion collective Ajoyo and producer & engineer of their sophomore release, War Chant.Fischer has brought his unique voice as a composer and bandleader to stages around the world. With over 700,000 plays on Spotify to date, his music has been featured on Spotify’s flagship editorial playlists like State of Jazz, Butter, and Fresh Finds, as well as taste-making radio shows including Gilles Peterson (BBC Radio 6), Jeremy Sole (KCRW), Miller Time with legendary bassist/producer Marcus Miller (Sirius/XM) and Wicked Jazz Sounds (Amsterdam).    

Welcome to the 15th episode of Broadway Babies! In this episode, Noelle and Stephanie chatchat with the multi-award-winning singer, songwriter, actor, producer, (Jagged Little Pill, Anastasia, The Lightning Thief) the marvelous Mia Moravis! Mia Moravis is a three-time Emmy® Award-nominated producer, a Remi Award-winning filmmaker, an award-winning actress, 27-time ASCAP Plus Award-winning composer /songwriter, an award-winning recording artist, an audio theatre and audiobook narrator and producer, and a Broadway, Off-Broadway and West End producer, who’s worked on multiple projects with Broadway Records~including as Associate Producer of the Grammy® Award-nominated “My Fair Lady” Broadway revival cast recording. -- Stephanie Andersen (Bare: A Pop Opera, Original Cast, Cast Recording and Revival) and Noelle Hannibal (Hair: 20th Anniversary Production, Star Trek, Buffy) and are professional performers and fangirls with a deep and never-ending love for musical theatre. Join them as they chat about all things Broadway on this special podcast which will feature interviews with some of Broadway's most beloved stars. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/broadway-babies/support

Mia Moravis is a three-time Emmy® Awards-nominated producer, a Remi® Award-winning filmmaker (Seeking Heat, about the international artists on David Byrne’s Luaka Bop label), an award-winning actress, and 27-time ASCAP PLUS Award-winning songwriter. Mia is a Member of The Broadway League, a Judge for multiple genres of the Emmy® Awards, a Voting Member of The Recording Academy~Grammy® Awards, an Executive-, Co-, and Associate Producer at Grammy® Award-winning Broadway Records (including the Grammy® Award-nominated MY FAIR LADY~Broadway revival cast recording), Co- Producer Off-Broadway of YOU'RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN (The York Theatre Company, 2016), and on Van Dean's producing team of ANASTASIA The Musical ~Broadway, and the ANASTASIA U.S. Tour. She is also on Mr. Dean's producing team of the U.S. Tour and Broadway production of THE LIGHTNING THIEF: THE PERCY JACKSON MUSICAL, a Co-Producer of JAGGED LITTLE PILL~Broadway, and a Co-Producer of the new musical, MARIE~Broadway (2021), about the dancer who inspired Degas. Mia is an Investor in COMPANY~Broadway, starring Patti LuPone and Katrina Lenk; Arlene Scanlon’s Producing Partner on SING STREET ~Broadway; and on Catherine Schreiber’s Producing Team for THE KING’S SPEECH~Broadway. Mia is on Jennifer Tepper’s producing team of BE MORE CHILL~Broadway (continuing that association now on London's West End), and a Co-Producer of BROADWAY BOUNTY HUNTER~Off-Broadway, starring Annie Golden. On the West End, Mia is also a producing team member of DreamWorks Animation/ DreamWorks Theatricals' THE PRINCE OF EGYPT. Mia is the Associate Producer of the June 2020 Broadway Records release, Artists in Residence. In July 2020, she performed in Barry Manilow’s virtual chorus in the invitation- only Hold The House (Executive Producer John Legend, Director Erich Bergen, mixed/mastered by Michael J. Moritz, Jr.). Also in July of 2020, she was a Sponsor of Project Sing Out!, seen via Playbill online, which supports theatre education programming for BIPOC students in under-resourced schools. She is also a 2020 District Advocate for the Grammy® Awards SUMMER OF ADVOCACY. Mia is Co-Producer of Broadway Records' release, I Have A Voice and of #ArtistsForTheArts With A Little Help From My Friends (recording and video), and of the CD and DVD of the Emmy® Award-winning From Broadway With Love~Broadway For Orlando. Her own musical, SESSION GIRLS, debuted concert-style March 6, 2018 at Feinstein's/54 Below, and featured eleven Broadway-credited and Tony Award-nominated performers, the cast recording of which was released that year on September 28 on Broadway Records, produced by Michael J. Moritz, Jr., and now available on all major music outlets. Mia is a recording artist on Gotham Records UK—her Celtic Music EP, DUNOON, features the multi-award-winning song, Shakespeare And Me. She is heard, along with Grammy® Award winner Janis Ian, Vickie Carrico, and Mother Earth’s Tracy Nelson, on UK bluesman Trevor Sewell’s album, Calling Nashville, and Mia is also heard on Broadway Records’ Hero—the TYCE album of epic Jim Steinman songs. Mia is also a voice actor, on the Grammy® Awards ballot year after year in the Spoken Word genre. She is Narrator for Broadcast Muse Audio Theatre, the five-part Greek mythology series of which is heard in high rotation on iHeartRadio iRead2Know/iHeartFamily (available on Audible, Amazon, and iTunes). Twitter: @MiaMoravis  Facebook: Facebook.com/mia.moravis  Instagram: MiaMoravis http://www.illustriata.com/MiaMoravisActor/

Mia Moravis is a 3-time Emmy® Award-nominated producer, Remi® Award-winning filmmaker, award-winning actress and 27-time ASCAP PLUS Award-winning songwriter. Mia is a Judge for the Emmys® & Daytime Emmys®, Voting Member of NARAS/Grammy® Awards, an Executive-, Co-, & Associate Producer at Grammy® Award-winning Broadway Records (incl. Grammy® Award-nominated MY FAIR LADY~Broadway cast recording), Co-Producer Off-Broadway of YAGMCB (2016), and on Van Dean's producing team of ANASTASIA The Musical~Broadway, and the ANASTASIA U.S. Tour. She is on Van Dean's producing team of the U.S. Tour and Broadway production of THE LIGHTNING THIEF: THE PERCY JACKSON MUSICAL, a Co-Producer of JAGGED LITTLE PILL~Broadway, as well as Co-Producer of the new musical, MARIE~Broadway (2020/2021), about the dancer who inspired Degas, and an Investor in COMPANY~Broadway, starring Patti LuPone and Katrina Lenk. Mia was on the Jennifer Tepper producing team of BE MORE CHILL~Broadway (continuing that association now on London's West End), and a Co-Producer of BROADWAY BOUNTY HUNTER~Off-Broadway, starring Annie Golden. On London's West End, she is also involved with DreamWorks Animation/DreamWorks Theatricals' THE PRINCE OF EGYPT, now in previews. She is also on Arlene Scanlan's Producing Team for SING STREET~Broadway (2020/2021). Mia is a voice artist, featured in high rotation on iHeartRadio iRead2Know, and the Co-Producer of Broadway Records' release, "I Have A Voice" and #Artists ForTheArts "With A Little Help From My Friends" (recording & video), and of the CD & DVD of the Emmy® Award-winning "From Broadway With Love~Broadway For Orlando". Mia is a recording artist on Barry Tomes' Gotham Records UK—her Celtic Music EP, DUNOON, features the multi-award-winning song, "Shakespeare And Me". She is a featured multi-genre artist on Bongo Boy Records. Mia is heard, along with Grammy® Award winner Janis Ian, Vickie Carrico, and Mother Earth’s Tracy Nelson, on UK bluesman Trevor Sewell’s album "Calling Nashville", and on "Hero"—the TYCE album of epic Jim Steinman songs. Her own musical concert, SESSION GIRLS, debuted 3/6/2018 at Feinstein's/54 Below, and featured 11 Broadway-credited/Tony Award-nominated performers, the cast recording of which was released on 9/28/18 on Broadway Records, produced by Michael J. Moritz, Jr., and now available on all major platforms.     

On a joyful summer afternoon in July, Malynda Hale joined us for an afternoon of her brilliant songs We had so much fun and here we share her wonderful performance.Click here to play the videos from Malynda's PodcastLos Angeles-based singer songwriter, actress, entrepreneur and activist Malynda Hale embodies what it means to take hold of one's dreams. Fearless and unrelenting, her professional pursuits continue to cement her place in the entertainment industry as a creative powerhouse and multi-talented performer. Classically trained in both vocal performance and musical theatre, Hale has proven her creative versatility over time, securing her place in the Recording Academy as well as The Actors Equity Association. Her music has garnered praise from, Rant Hollywood, Cliche Magazine, Santa Barbara Independent, The Dutch Guy, Blog Critics, Lady Indie, Urban Flux Magazine, The Birmingham Times, and Music Connection Magazine, along with streaming spots on prominent platforms including Pandora, Spotify, iLocal Radio, Women of Substance Radio, Musolist, Bloom Radio and more. Hale has also received the ASCAP PLUS Award for Independent Artists, City of Chicago's Independent Artist Grant, the Top Singer/Songwriter Award in the First Annual Independent Artist Network Music Arts Awards and was featured in Forbes Magazine along with Andy Grammer and Soleil Moon Frye for being a social media influencer on Flipagram. She has also been featured on KCAL 9 news and NBC as an emerging artist and was recently nominated for two Independent Artist awards and two Hollywood Music and Media Awards where she won "Best Female Vocalist". In addition to her impressive music resume, Hale has worked on several major and independent film projects, including The 4th Meeting, for which she won Best Actress in Film at the City of Chicago's African American Arts Alliance Black Excellence Awards. She also appeared alongside Brant Daugherty (Pretty Little Liars, Army Wives, DWTS) in CradeMade Entertainment's Oranges, co-starred on TLC's Sex Sent Me to the ER as Nurse Lisa and appeared alongside Willa Ford in Nasser Entertainments' film Hunt For Truth that aired on Lifetime. Hale's television credits extend to national commercials as well with notable appearances in ads for Petsmart, Heineken and Noted by American Express, and she recently joined the ranks of CoverGirl in Procter and Gamble's "My Black is Beautiful" campaign. A proud vegan and social justice advocate, Hale is a spokesperson for vegan makeup company Valana Minerals and is the founder of The meTOO! Campaign, which promotes equality for marginalized couples. For 2 seasons Hale co-hosted The Vampire Diaries After Show on The Stream.tv and served as the main host for The Walking Dead After Show. She currently is the voice of MogaMind, an innovative meditation company that promotes love, gratitude, and visualization. As Hale continues to navigate the challenges and turns of the entertainment industry, she remains equally committed to her passion and her supporters, realizing that one cannot succeed without the other. Her message of love, acceptance, and faithful dedication continues to inspire those around her, which makes Hale someone that simply cannot be ignored.

Los Angeles-based singer songwriter, actress, entrepreneur and activist Malynda Hale embodies what it means to take hold of one’s dreams. Fearless and unrelenting, her professional pursuits continue to cement her place in the entertainment industry as a creative powerhouse and multi-talented performer. Classically trained in both vocal performance and musical theatre, Hale has proven her creative versatility over time, securing her place in the Recording Academy as well as The Actors Equity Association. Her music has garnered praise from, Rant Hollywood, Cliche Magazine,The Dutch Guy, Blog Critics, Lady Indie, Urban Flux Magazine, The Birmingham Times, and Music Connection Magazine, along with streaming spots on prominent platforms including Pandora, Spotify, iLocal Radio, and BWD Radio. Hale has also received the ASCAP PLUS Award for Independent Artists, City of Chicago’s Independent Artist Grant, the Top Singer/Songwriter Award in the First Annual Independent Artist Network Music Arts Awards and was featured in Forbes Magazine along with Andy Grammer and Soleil Moon Frye for being a social media influencer on Flipagram.    

Los Angeles-based singer songwriter, actress, entrepreneur and activist Malynda Hale embodies what it means to take hold of one’s dreams. Fearless and unrelenting, her professional pursuits continue to cement her place in the entertainment industry as a creative powerhouse and multi-talented performer. Classically trained in both vocal performance and musical theatre, Hale has proven her creative versatility over time, securing her place in the Recording Academy as well as The Actors Equity Association. Her music has garnered praise from, Rant Hollywood, Cliche Magazine,The Dutch Guy, Blog Critics, Lady Indie, Urban Flux Magazine, The Birmingham Times, and Music Connection Magazine, along with streaming spots on prominent platforms including Pandora, Spotify, iLocal Radio, and BWD Radio. Hale has also received the ASCAP PLUS Award for Independent Artists, City of Chicago’s Independent Artist Grant, the Top Singer/Songwriter Award in the First Annual Independent Artist Network Music Arts Awards and was featured in Forbes Magazine along with Andy Grammer and Soleil Moon Frye for being a social media influencer on Flipagram.  

Los Angeles-based singer songwriter, actress, entrepreneur and activist Malynda Hale embodies what it means to take hold of one’s dreams. Fearless and unrelenting, her professional pursuits continue to cement her place in the entertainment industry as a creative powerhouse and multi-talented performer. Classically trained in both vocal performance and musical theatre, Hale has proven her creative versatility over time, securing her place in the Recording Academy as well as The Actors Equity Association. Her music has garnered praise from, Rant Hollywood, Cliche Magazine,The Dutch Guy, Blog Critics, Lady Indie, Urban Flux Magazine, The Birmingham Times, and Music Connection Magazine, along with streaming spots on prominent platforms including Pandora, Spotify, iLocal Radio, and BWD Radio. Hale has also received the ASCAP PLUS Award for Independent Artists, City of Chicago’s Independent Artist Grant, the Top Singer/Songwriter Award in the First Annual Independent Artist Network Music Arts Awards and was featured in Forbes Magazine along with Andy Grammer and Soleil Moon Frye for being a social media influencer on Flipagram.  

By Adam Olenn May 16, 2011 Before millions of television viewers knew her as the singer of "Come As You Are" on NBC's hit reality show The Voice, Rebecca Loebe paid her dues the old-fashioned way, playing hundreds of shows across the country. Her 2010 release, Mystery Prize, spent nine weeks on the Americana Top 40 chart, and she has racked up an impressive collection of awards, including the 2009 Kerrville New Folk Award, the 2010 Falcon Ridge Emerging Artist award, and the 2011 ASCAP Plus Award. Loebe has shared the stage with folk luminaries, including Mary Chapin Carpenter, Emerson Hart, Ellis Paul, and many others, and was a featured artist on National Public Radio's Folk Alley's Best New Folk playlist.