Podcast appearances and mentions of brennan green

Many stereotypes have been linked to Rexburg and BYU-Idaho. The Spot hosts Grace Andrus, Camille Kolditz, Elyse Krout, and Brennan Green are here to discuss those stereotypes and their thoughts.

With tracks from Radic The Myth, New Order, Totem Projects, Amy Notion, Imeia, Stephanie Mills, Simon Says, 2 Unlimited, Crazy P Presents Syndromes, SculpturedMusic, The Morning Kids, Tung-Sol, Prince Of Queens, The Rolling Stones, F4E004, Weval Feat Eefje De Visser, Visions Recordings, Eden Burns, TD, Processman & Fabio Santanna, Max Pask (Feat. Brennan Green). Contact: dj@ribeaud.ch.

Back with his signature selections of all things house & disco, GMGN delivers another delicious two hours of jams - to help get us over that hump. Music from The Funk District, Drop Out Orchestra, Brennan Green, Shaka Loves You, B3RAO, Leon Dahl & more!Tune into new broadcasts of Good Morning, Goodnight, 4th, Wednesday 8 - 10 PM EST / 1 - 3 AM GMT.For more info visit: https://thefaceradio.com/good-morning-good-night///Dig this show? Please consider supporting The Face Radio: http://support.thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Barbara Brennan Project co-ordinator from See change joined Sinéad on today's 11-1, May 1st marks the start of the month long Green Ribbon campaign aiming to break down the stigma associated with mental health issues. Barbara says she wants people to speak about depression and other mental illness in the open and transparent way you would talk about having a cold or other common ailments. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Depeche Mode, The Knife, XR 7, Soma Holiday, Galaxy Toobin, David Bowie, Beautiful Swimmers, Brennan Green, Victrola, Blackway, BWH, David Keaton, Daniel Wang, Mr Flagio, Stargliders, Ajello, Pixeltan, AN-2, Gino Soccio, Thom Yorke, Blancmange, Conservatives, Mr Master, Charlie, Trentemøller, Nhar, Bangkok Impact, Putsch '79, Ronny, Kroma, impLOG, Mando Diao, Black Sabbath, Doors, Saga and more...

Chubby! on Facebook: www.facebook.com/chubbyrecords Jamie Lloyd on Resident Advisor: http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/jamielloyd One of Sydney’s most respected electronic producers, Lloyd established himself with his LP Trouble Within on the Future Classic label way back in ’06, which soon spawned a remix album, More Trouble, comprising reworks from the likes of Quarion, Brennan Green, Trickski, Soultourist and Sydney’s own Jimi Polar. These remixes boosted Lloyd’s stature on the international circuit, with the Quarion remix of ‘May I?’ featuring on Parisian selector Jennifer Cardini’s 2008 mix for Cologne imprint Kompakt Records. Lloyd released another album, Beware Of The Light, in ’09, which again attracted remixes from A-listers like Mark E, Jazzanova’s Alex Barck and Matthew Herbert. Track-List: 1 - Space Dimension Controller - The Love Quadrant 2- Reverend G- Pam's Cleavage 3 - Leon Vynehall - Goodthing 4 - Golden Teacher - Party People 5 - Laurent X - It's Magic 6 -Young Marco - Later than you u think 7- Minako Yoshida - Town (Disco Edit) 8 - Ike - Docs Edit 9 - Omar s - Dirt South Dirt 10 - Roland Tings - Cagean Sea (Original Mix) 11- 636 feat. Arnold Jarvis. Rain- (80 Proof Mental Instrumental Mix) 12 - Skylevel Edit - S Million Steps 13 - Dj Sprinkles - LockdownParty (Sprinkles Crossfaderama) 14 - Odessey One - Dance with me 15 - Reboot Joy Confessions - Funkin Facets 16 - Theo Parrish - Chemistry 17 - Armando - Welcome to the warehouse 18 -Omar S - The Shit Baby (Original Mix) 19 -Omar S - Give it to me 20 - Oby Onyioha -Enjoy your Life

Nina Hagen, Tensnake, Beautiful Swimmers, Carol Williams, Brennan Green, Sorcerer, Maze, Mass Production, Deee-Lite, Nancy Martin, Todd Terje, Hot Coins, Toto Coelo, Mock & Toof, Cage & Aviary, Noir & Haze, Daniel Wang, Bjørn Torske, Theo Parrish, Invisible Conga People, Larry Heard, Adele Bertei, Tia Monae, Sharon Redd, Magnum Force and more...

Groovement Soul Podcast episode NO.9 is a mix of strictly Local Talk material. We would like to thank Mad Mats for this exclusive compilation of past, future and promo releases from our favorite new house label.Behind the Local Talk label are renowned DJ and club promoter Mad Mats (Raw Fusion / GAMM) and Tooli (24:HRS) who’s well known in the Stockholm nightlife for his highly acclaimed 24:HRS party and blog. The two of them joined forces and Local Talk is the first step in creating a new platform for their deep love of house music. A tracklist with links to buy tracks is available below the interview.INTERVIEW WITH LOCAL TALK LABEL FOUNDERS MAD MATS + TOOLIQuestions by Colin LeopoldQ. Your new label Local Talk has an unmistakable classic sound to it, how do you draw on retro influences while still sounding fresh and new?A. Both of us have been listening, playing, loving all types of music for many years so perhaps that something that's reflected in the musical output, but otherwise we don't think so much about that, we release tracks we like, simple as that.Q. With Basic Fingers also on the go and plans for more labels, what's the most fun part of running a label - and what part do you enjoy the least?A. The most fun is when you hear your releases played in a club and to see the crowd reaction. The worst is all the paperwork.Q. Does having a number of labels make it easier to promote music or harder - is there any friendly rivalry between the labels?A. No, the labels are separate from each other, it's definitely not a rivalry, just a little bit more work to take care of. We love them both as they where our little children. Q. I'm 14 years old living in New York and I've just found a load of classic house mp3s online, explain to me why vinyl is still relevant?A. Well, we think its simply a matter of taste. Some people like the vinyl feel and some don't. But as long peeps still have a need for label artwork, vinyl touch and an urge to buy their  music in physical shops its always gonna be relevant.Q. What makes Sweden unique to live in? Is there a 'Swedish house sound' - can you describe it?A. Good coffee? To be honest I don’t know if there’s a specific house sound, people used to talk about the Swedish techno sound (loop-based & compressed beats with some percussive elements) but with house, at least where we come from I’d say it’s more influenced from other countries and cities. There’s been a few labels in Sweden that perhaps stod out but nowadays it’s a mix of lot’s of different thing. Local Talk for instance is just our reflection of house, and it can be from anywhere, sounding like it’s done years ago or today.  Q. With so much new music out there all around the world, how do you source new artists for your labels? A. Well, as we know alot of people and get sent demos on a regular basis we have pretty good selection out there. But many times the best way to get together a hot release is actually to ask a producer to make a release for us and then give them some pointers of what we're after.Q. How do you quality control your releases - has there ever been a disagreement among you all over a tune or release? How did you resolve it?A. We listen to the tracks together and talk about what we like and don’t like, and I’d say in 99% we agree with each other, we both share the same vision of what the music released on Local Talk should sound like. Q. What's the most fun gig you played out in 2011 and why (Question for both of you)?A. In April we did this illegal warehouseparty in Stockholm called Raw Devotion (Raw Fusion vs Club Devotion) which was off the hook. This music was totally freestyle and we played  absolutely anything we wanted...crazy! (Mad Mats)A. One I do remember was back in February I played with Brennan Green and it took less than 60 seconds from the club opened to have a dancefloor. I put on the first record, turned around to check something in the record bag and when I looked back we had lot’s of people dancing and cheering. I could not belive it…and they stayed there the whole night. (Tooli)Q. Have you played in Dublin before and, if so, what was your impression of the scene?A. Yes, 4-5 times (Mad Mats) and from what I can remember you guys got a really up for it crowd...always had a great time! Last time was with Mark Murphy (Choice Cuts?) and it was more of a funk, disco, hip hop party (Mad Mats).A. Nope, but I hope it won’t take long before I get the opportunity  ;) (Tooli) Q. If you could travel back in time to any period (regardless of music), when would it be and why?A. I don't wanna go back...I wanna go forward ;) (Mad Mats) A. Not sure,  I’m very happy where I am at the moment and would not like to change it. Cliché answer…(Tooli)Q. What would be your death row meal?A. A really bloody steak (Mad Mats).A. Ice-Cream, love it and can’t live without it (Tooli). Q. Apart from music, what are the three essential ingredients for a good party?A. A Basement, A Red Light & A Feelin'TRACKLIST (with links to buy)1. Circulation - The Return, Original Mix2. Circulation - The Return, Prommer & Barck Remix4. Actual Proof - The Grit, Original Disco Mix5. Deymare - Keep In Movin'6. Shane Linehan - Do You Remember Who You Are7. Wil Maddams - Cut & Cap8. Dirtytwo - Moody, Original Mix9. Fulbert - I Like It10. Chesus x Organ Grinder - The Experience (working title)11. Wil Maddams - Handle The Change12. Tanzlife - Heart Attack13. Kyodai - Breaking (working title)14. Andreas Saag - Wilderness15. Enzo - Untitled16. Bassfort - Moon Shadow More Local Talk:FacebookSoundcloudResident Advisor

1. little mille - Smith@Mudd 4:04 2. holographic universe - Thievery Corporation 3:42 3. in the morning - Natural Self 3:28 4. sambapass - Lucky Loop 6:21 5. don t turn it off - Brennan Green 6:39 6. keep me in my plane - DJ Koze 6:04 7. o.y.s. - Atlantic Conveyor 5:05 8. emerging sights - jeff bennets lounge 6:14 9. 24 hours 24 minutes - Martin virgin 5:59 10.the flashlight hits the rocker - Johannes Beck 5:07 11. outskirts - Bookashade 4:40 12.the occasional feelgood - DJ Sprinkles 5:39 13.equinox - Code 718 ( henrik schwartz ) 5:19 14.je suis differente - Nick Holder 4:54 15.awakening ( needs remix ) - Francois k 6:40     Slowdancing vol.9  by  DJ-Marcello

Dialogue Incorporated | July Newsletter: Dialogue Incorporated Radio #5 Hosted by Mister Joshua Tracklisting: Henrik Schwarz “Arthur” – Innervision Quiet Village “Can’t Be Beat” - !K7 Trus Me “Drilling” – Fat City Mark E “Slave 1” – Running Back Low Motion Disco “Things Are Gonna Get Easier” (Windsurf remix) – Eskimo Tensnake “Keep Believin’” – Mule Figurines “The Air We Breathe” (Prins Thomas disco mix) – Strange Feeling Babytalk “Strange Feelings” (Hercules & Love Affair remix) – Sticky Disc Morten Sorenson “Start Something” – Tirk Hedford Vachal “Alan vs Gary” – Tirk Osborne “16th Stage” – Ghostly International Eddy meets Yannah “Solid Ground” (Crazy P remix) – Compost 40 Thieves “Don’t Turn it Off” – Permanent Vacation 2 Banks of 4 “Junkyard Gods” (Ingrid Etos laughter in the dark mix) – Sonar Kollektiv Eva Be “She Walks Alone” (Marcus Worgull remix) – Sonar Kollektiv Ane Brun “Headphone Silence” (Henrik Schwarz remix/Dixon edit) - Objektivity Panthers “Goblin City” (Holy Ghost remix) – Permanent Vacation Professor Genius “A Jean Giraud pt 1” (Brennan Green version) – This is Not an Exit Fredo & Thang “Beirut Disco” – Gameplay! Force of Nature “Transmute” (Still Going remix) - Mule Check us out @: http://dialogueinc.blogspot.com We will be featuring regular radio updates, interviews, party pics, and the random musical meditations - bookmark us so you can check back regularly