Podcasts about Brownswood

Dayme Arocena is an Afro-Cuban jazz vocalist, composer, arranger choir director and band leader. Born and raised in Havana, Dayme Arocena combined her intensive conservtoire training with an upbringing grounded in Cuba's own musical foundations. In 2019 she released Sonocardiogram on the Brownswood label, celebrating the rich elements of Afro Cuban culture and Lukumi spirituality, the album was met with resounding critical applause. Her latest project is called Alchemy and is set for release in February of 2024. IG: @DaymeArocena

New music from Bryony Jarman-Pinto (Produced by Nostalgia 77). DJ Spinna re-works Sade. A unique track from Skwirl. Deep beats from Lefto Early Bird feat Simbad on Brownswood. A brilliant dance track from Energy Exchange Ensemble feat Oscar Jerome. Jungle from Potential Badboy / Troublesome remixed by Benny Page, and Aries remixing Tyla. WheelUP remixes Alice Russell. A hypnotic builder from Edmondson. The Pete Rock remix of a classic Nick Holder feat Jemini track (check the lyriics!). Percussive grooves from Coen. Plus plenty more music treats.

After spending years running club nights in Edinburgh, Wallace has since put all of his energy into his own musical journey. His sound has stemmed from a unique upbringing, as he was exposed to music from around the world thanks to his parents who loved music and nature respectively. Having played his debut at the legendary Panorama Bar in November, played extensively at festivals like Gottwood & Burning Man, combined with recent releases on Rhythm Section, CWPT, Studio Barnhus & Permanent Vacation as well as remixes for Gilles Peterson on Brownswood, make Wallace an essential one to watch! "A glimpse into the beautiful, bold, bonkers world of Bollywood, Bhangra & other forms of Indian music. An hour of sounds from some of my favourite Indian musicians alongside a handful of unreleased edits of mine." Best, Jimmy https://soundcloud.com/wallacejimmygs https://www.instagram.com/wallacejimmygs/

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Like most multi-genre music fans, London-based Ruby Savage approaches DJing through a wide-angle lens. Whether she's touring, playing her post-punk disco party, In Flames, or hosting her monthly show on NTS, the Amsterdam native opts for warm, bouncy tunes that traverse dub, jazz and '80s proto-house. As she once Mixmag, she isn't beat-matching but "heartbeat-matching." For her, a dance is a means to feeling the full spectrum of emotions in a healthy way. Years spent behind-the-scenes at influential institutions have added to her understanding of energy and flow. She's worked the counter at Honest Jon's Records, managed Theo Parrish's Sounds Signature label (plus created the Wildheart Recordings sister label) and Gilles Peterson's Brownswood imprint, in addition to helping the Worldwide FM don launch Arc Records. When she's not DJing, Savage is spearheading community initiatives like Don't Be A Creep, an educational platform about club safety, as well as Artist Recovery Club for creative growth among music-makers. For her RA podcast, the vinyl enthusiast crafted a house music odyssey through soul, disco and gospel-inflected cuts like "Glory" by Waajeed and Dames Brown. It's an uplifting excursion through joy, catharsis and self-affirmation, relayed straight from the heart. @kwasiba3000 Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/895

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Here we are again, this time bang on schedule.Firstly, thanks so much for the lovely messages of love and support after I spoke of my Mum's health in the last episode, you're all wonderful.Secondly, there's some absolute gold in this ep, so i hope you enjoy it!PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD, SUBSCRIBE & SUPPORT THE MUSIC!Love you endlessly...Ross xxHere are all my links:-Bandcamp: https://franksonmusicuk.bandcamp.com-Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/FranksonMusicUK-Twitter: https://twitter.com/FranksonMusicUK-Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FranksonMusicUK-YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/FranksonMusicUK-Headway: https://www.headway.org.ukTracklist:1. KSR 'Call My Phone' (First Word)2. Summer Pearl 'Green Eyes' (Kitto)3. Secret Night Gang 'Out of My Head' (Brownswood)4. kidKANEVIL 'Algorithm Friendly Unit Shifter' (First Word)5. Sampology & Charlie Hill, ft Tiana Khasi 'Constant Call' (Middle Name)7. George Fitzgerald, ft. SYML 'Mother (Original Mix) (Double Six)8. Fybe:One, ft. Liam Bailey 'Bliss' (Tru Thoughts)9. Souleance 'Rapsodie' (First Word)10. Bright & Findlay 'NY Disco (Smile)' (Forty Five)11. Dele Sosimi 'You No Fit Touch Am (Medlar Remix Radio)' (Wah Wah 45s)12. Kuzco 'Mothertongue' (Co-Op)13. Alex Sessions 'Die Harder' (FOMO)14. Bobby Donny Soundsystem 'Fidelity' (Bobby Donny)15. Maya Jane Coles 'In2u (Extended Mix)' (I/AM/ME)16. Murder He Wrote 'Lights Down Low' (Bingo Bass)17. James Heather 'Blueprint (Chihei Hatakeyama Remix)' (Ninja Tune)

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For Episode 9 of FUTURISTICA RADIO, Host and DJ Simon S serves up a second helping of recorded  live and direct at Futuristica HQ.  Featuring over sixty minutes of the greatest sounds, labels and artists from the UK nujazz scene - this all new episode from Futuristica boss and dope DJ Simon S features a second helping of the deepest selections from the genre, including new joints from UK-based alt-jazz and soul artists Alfa Mist, Portico Quartet, Amanda Whiting, Chip Wickham, Deborah Jordan & K15 and more, from top labels Brownswood, Gondwanna, First World, Anti Records, and much more… If you missed Part 1 of Simon's roundup of the latest and greatest contemporary UK jazz and alt soul, or just want to give it another listen, check out Futuristica Radio with DJ Simon S Episode 2, "Jazzin' The 2000's" on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your music podcasts. Subscribe to FUTURISTICA RADIO on Apple Podcasts, on Mixcloud, your favorite podcast platform, or live & direct on jasoncharles.net Podcast Network Music Channel.   Each month, host and DJ Simon S journeys through his extensive vinyl selection to create a blend of jazz, soul, hip-hop & electronica from across the generations…from madlib to coltrane, gang starr to alfa mist and everything in between.  Simon has been playing records across the world for over 30 years and has shared turntable duties with gilles peterson, jazzanova, patrick forge, mad matz, dj spinna and so many more.  in the early 2000s he was a founder member and producer of cult downtempo trio Break Reform and has been at the helm of the Futuristica Music label for over 15 years, releasing independent soul, jazz and hip-hop from an artist roster that includes Deborah Jordan, Marc Rapson and Georgie Sweet, as well as producing music as dj simon s, The Peter Franks Group and Jazz Chronicles.  For more information about Futuristica Music and Simon S, and all the latest Futuristica releases, go to www.futuristicamusic.com and follow them @futuristicamusicSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

STR4TA - "Turn Me Around" from the 2022 album STR4TASFEAR on Brownswood. Just before the world shut down in 2020, renowned DJ/record label owner Gilles Peterson joined acid jazz legend Jean-Paul Maunick (better known as "Bluey") for an improvised jam session in Bluey's parents' garden shed in London. The result became STR4TA, and last year's debut LP, Aspects, draws influence from the '70s/'80s Brit-Funk sound they both grew up with.  Their sophomore full-length, STR4TASFEAR, will be released on November 10th via Peterson's own Brownswood Recordings, and is described by Peterson in a press release as "a continuation from our first project, celebrating the ground breaking Brit-Funk era of the late 70s/ early 80s while continuing the story with the rise of the drum machine; paying homage to the Acid Jazz and Electro Soul that followed and the evolution that inspired club culture and new Jazz of recent times." He continues, "For me it's a record of parallels, not only in music but a lot of the issues we are experiencing today began in that Brit-Funk era. The parallels in the political landscape of that time and today are poignant and the moment of overall change we are living in is reflected in this record. Bluey is a significant executer of exhibiting the important social questions through music from a Black British perspective and it's an honour to work with him." Read the full story at KEXP.orgSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As broadcast June 16, 2022 with plenty of extra love for those not with us.  Remembering my true ride-or-die homeboy who was with me for nearly half my life from the time I arrived in Korea in 2005, Dirty The Dog passed on one year ago today and we dedicate the opener to all those struggling with loss by playing something as manic and heedless as my beloved cocker I found at a bus stop in 2005.  Lots of new funk & soul to get through in hour one with a new album out from Bobby Oroza, great new remixes by Franc Moody and Hot Chip's Joe Goddard along with an outstanding new single from Danger Mouse & Black Thought's upcoming LP as highlights.  Hour two Dan Lloyd once again blows it out with a great new batch of rock heralding upcoming albums along with new LP's out June 17, most notably tunes from Foals, Dry Cleaning, Jack White, and TV Priest.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Mr. Scruff – ShrimpElin y Elizabeth – Alegria (Franc Moody remix)Ibibio Sound Machine – All That You Want (Joe Goddard remix)Grim Delarosa feat Bobbi Humphrey – BallerinaKokoroko – Age of AscentPart II (30:03)Bobby Oroza feat Cold Diamond & Mink – Real ConnectionBobby Oroza feat Cold Diamond & Mink – Soon Everyone Will KnowAdrian Quesada feat Rudy De Anda – El LeonJacob Banks – By Design (Evel Knievel)Danger Mouse feat Black Thought, Russ, Dylan Cartlidge & Joey Bada$$ - BecauseFela Kuti – Shenshema Part III (62:09)The Beths – Silence is GoldenJimmy Eat World – Something LoudPool Kids – I Hope You're RightFoals – Crest of the WaveMetric – What Feels Like EternityDry Cleaning – Don't Press MePart IV (92:12)Nerf Herder – We All Got Covid (Except For Linus)Grey Daze – Starting to FlyPixies – There's a Moon OnTV Priest  -Bury Me in my ShoesTenacious D – The Who MedleyJack White – If I Die Tomorrow 

As broadcast March 24, 2022 with plenty of extra rocks to throw for your podcast grab bag.  Tonight we remember soul legend Harold Melvin twenty five years on from his passing to the day, the brains behind THE band that emulated the Philly Soul sound.  Lots of great new soul out the past couple of weeks to carry his torch forward, with Say She She, Kokoroko, Lyves, and M Ross Perkins all out with outstanding new joints and albums.  Dan Lloyd joins us for the season's maiden voyage on our AMPED rock hour after that, with great new tunes and album announcements from Arcade Fire, Royal Blood, PLOSIVS, and Holy Fawn to keep things moving to the end.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes – The Love I LostSay She She – Forget Me NotVendredi Sur Mer – MonochromeElis Regina – Jardins de Infancia (2022 remaster)Kokoroko – We Give ThanksEbi Soda – Gated Community with A Public Pool Part II (30:03)Lyves – How Would It FeelSay She She – Blow My MindM Ross Perkins – Industrial Good Day MantraOumou Sangare – Wassulu DonSay Hazan – Remove The TalkMavis Staples feat Levon Helm – You Got To MoveEli “Paperboy” Reed – I'm Bringing Home The Good News Part III (59:34)Royal Blood – HoneybrainsWeezer – Angels on VacationPlacebo – Happy Birthday in the SkyArcade Fire – The Lightning I, IIMuse – Compliance Part IV (92:14)PLOSIVS – Hit the BreaksCrawlers – I Can't DriveCounterpunch – Waiting in the WingsDef Leppard –  KickDelta Spirit – What's Done is DoneHoly Fawn – Death is a Relief 

Confie-nous tout c'est toujours la même recette : on passe 25-30min ensemble pour parler d'un album, artiste, plaisir coupable, bande originale, compilation, p'tite vanne et sourires tous les matins aussi en streaming sur Twitch & Facebook ! 9h30 sur Tsugi Radio et avec Groover  Aujourd'hui la compilation We Out Here de chez Brownswood Recording ⛳ Découverte de fin : pcx

As broadcast November 12, 2021 with plenty of extra gears for your podcast machine.  Tonight we welcome Anton & Danique, two of the members of Dutch electronica & beats quartet Dragonfruit.  The group's debut LP called "Gears of the Giant Machine" just dropped last month, and they joined us to talk about some of the germination process of the album along with the artists who provide the inspirations for their sound.  #feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Bad Colours – Evers' JamTaylor McFerrin – Place In My HeartMo Kolours – BiddiesOwiny Sigoma Band – Margaret Okudo (dub)Idris Muhammad – By The Red Sea Part II (33:48)Franc Moody – Flesh & BloodThundercat feat Ace Hashimoto – VAPORWAVESSir Was – The Sun Will ShineNightmares On Wax feat Jordan Rakei – TypicalRUMTUM – Tropic AirDragonfruit – ExhaleDragonfruit - Wasted Part III (63:01)Dragonfruit feat Amazumi – Digital PrincessHiatus Kaiyote – Laputa (Taylor McFerrin remix)Mac Miller – What's The Use?GoldLink feat Ciscero – Fall In LoveMac Miller feat Anderson.Paak – Dang!KAYTRANADA feat Syd – YOU'RE THE ONE Part IV (98:11)Dragonfruit – ApplesThundercat – Them ChangesNoname feat Cam O'bi & Raury – Diddy BopThe Internet – Roll (Burbank Funk) – KAYTRANADA remixSBTRKT feat Little Dragon – WildfireAnderson.Paak feat ScHoolboy Q – Am I Wrong 

Back 2 Life is a podcast hosted by DJ and broadcaster Milly Chowles, sharing stories of healing and creativity. Milly meets artists, musicians and other creators about what it is to come back from difficulties like mental illness, addiction and trauma and the role of creativity in their path to healing. These converstaions are vulnerable, sometimes very sensitive and often difficult conversations but also filled with humour, lightness and plenty of hope from inspirational people who've overcome so much and have gone on to live meaningful lives fired up by a sense of purpose and passion.Epiosde 5's guest is DJ,Artist Recovery Club facilitator and founder Ruby Savage. Ruby is an incredible DJ who's first set post lockdown recently was reopening Phonox alongside Jayda G. She's had a pretty exciting career in music from working behind the counter at Honest Jons to being the label manager at Gilles Peterson's Brownswood record label. During lockdown she founded the Artists Recovery Club, a 12 week course, initially online where people come together and work through the book the Artists Way by Julia Cameron - but with Ruby's own unique spin on it. The Artist's Way is a book and practical programe that shows you how to heal your creative blocks and free your self from self defeating beliefs that stop us from creating. I'm so so excited to share this podcast with you, I've wanted to dive into this topic forever. In this episode Ruby shares her own personal journey from 'shadow DJ' to actual DJ, and we go deep on the nature of healing and creativity as well as the importance of play, overcoming your inner critic and adult adhd!Find out more about Ruby and The Artist's Recovery Club:Insta: @RubySound @ArtistsRecoveryClubWebsite: https://www.rubysavage.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Victoria and Max from Anushka join Robert via Zoom to talk about their music and their story; including how the first song they ever made got played by Gilles Peterson and released on his Brownswood label, their musical journey and process, and playing music from the 'Yemaya' album on Tru Thoughts. Plus there is music from Gabriels, IG Culture reworking Candido, Emanative & Liz Elensky, plus plenty more musical treats.

This is an excerpt of a full length episode currently only available to patrons. To become a patron and support what we're doing from £3 per month, head to www.patreon.com/LoveMessagePod. In this patrons-only bonus episode, Jeremy and Tim have a conversation about what music they're listening to at the moment. We had planned to listen to 6 or 7 tracks, but the conversation was flowing and so we only managed 2. Tim and Jeremy discuss the British jazz revival, taking in labels like Gilles Peterson's Brownswood and venues like the Total Refreshment Centre; their own recent experience of throwing parties in East London; developing a more global musical palette than that offered by David Mancuso; and the changing patterns of migration that feed into interesting syntheses of international musics. This is the first of a rough series of more conversational, unplanned episodes reflecting on what's been on our record players recently and what we've been up to that we'll be releasing to patrons to say thank you for your support. Hold tight for news about a live seminar series with Tim and Jeremy - more info when we have it. The two tracks discussed are: Lokkhi Terra mmets Dele Sosimi - Afro Sambroso KOKOROKO - Abusey Junction If you like the clips we played, we'd encourage you to support the artists and buy the tracks, both of which are available on bandcamp. Produced and edited by Matt Huxley.

Guest Gilles Peterson award-winning broadcaster, author, label & radio honcho at Brownswood & Worldwide FM, BBC Radio 6 DJ , masterful DJ, festival producer, curator and all around tastemaker in conversation with Maurice Bernstein. They talk about Gilles' early career in London as a club and pirate radio DJ. His influence on Giant Step, our many collaborations including the groundbreaking Nuyorican Soul album. Plus what he has been doing over lockdown in London. Gilles is always an inspiration and a wealth of knowledge in music and culture. This interview was originally recorded as an IG Live on March 5th, 2021.

Soul from Kaisha, Kinny, Aaron Frazer and Gabriels. Brand new music from Anchorsong on Tru Thoughts. A classic from The Fugees. Deep Boogie from The Secret Soul Society. A great dancefloor track from Close Counters. Music from STR4TA on Brownswood. Hip Hop from Organised Konfusion and A Tribe Called Quest. A great uplifting Soul re-issue from Roz Ryan. Plus plenty more musical treats.

durée : 00:54:35 - Johannesburg nouvelle scène - par : Alex Dutilh - A l’image de son travail autour des scènes londonienne (We Out Here, 2018) et australienne (Sunny Side Up, 2019), le label anglais Brownswood, du DJ et producteur Gilles Peterson, présente le 29 janvier 2021 un nouvel épisode de sa série de compilations en hommage aux scènes du monde entier. - réalisé par : Fabien Fleurat

durée : 00:54:35 - Johannesburg nouvelle scène - par : Alex Dutilh - A l’image de son travail autour des scènes londonienne (We Out Here, 2018) et australienne (Sunny Side Up, 2019), le label anglais Brownswood, du DJ et producteur Gilles Peterson, présente le 29 janvier 2021 un nouvel épisode de sa série de compilations en hommage aux scènes du monde entier. - réalisé par : Fabien Fleurat

The first Best Of 2020 show so quality music guaranteed. Of course starting off with Sault who came with two classic albums this year. Soul from Demae, JGrrey & Tiawa. Deep music from MJ Cole, Brandee Younger & Dezron Douglas. Hip Hop from Sa Roc, Nayana Iz, Durrty Goodz (in tribute to Ty) and Noname. Dancefloor grooves from Slowly remixing Onegram and Stretch & Bobbito. Broken Beat from Ben Hauke remixing The Seshen, Laroye and WheelUP. The big Deemus Dub of Str4ta on Brownswood. Tunes from Khruangbin, Teeth Agency and a timeless tune from Steam Down. Plus plenty more musical treats.

We've been looking at various critic's and website's "best jazz of the 2010's" lists, but now the listeners get to weigh in. Their wide-ranging suggestions encompass a couple of fairly accessible albums and a couple more challenging discs, all featuring artists who have yet to appear as headliners on our show. This will conclude our sequence on the best of the decade, but don't worry - things won't get back to normal yet. Holiday and eighth anniversary episodes are in the chamber. Craig Taborn - DAYLIGHT GHOSTS; Matthew Shipp - PIANO SONG; Yussef Kamaal - BLACK FOCUS (2016 Brownswood); Aaron Parks – LITTLE BIG.

A track from the new Andrew Ashong and Kaidi Tatham EP. Hip Hop from Reks, De La Soul, Joker Starr & Micall Parknsun, and Sa-Roc. Soul from Moonchild and Nao. Middle Eastern grooves from Satellites. A big rolling funk bass line tune from Str4ta remixed by Demus on Brownswood. Deep music from Terror Danjah. Drum & Bass from Chug and Law. Left beats from DJ Haram remining Clap Clap and Kjell Anderson. Plus plenty more musical treats.  

9e émission de la 48e session... Cette semaine, post-bop, jazz spirituel, cosmic music et jazz moderne! En musique: Mike Taylor Trio sur l'album Trio  (Columbia, 1967); Maisha sur l'album Open the Gates  (Brownswood, 2020); King Khan sur l'album The Infinite Ones  (Ernest Jenning, 2020); EABS sur l'album Discipline of Sun Ra  (Astigmatic, 2020); Vijay Iyer and Mike Ladd sur l'album InWhatStrumentals  (Pi Recordings, 2020)...

9e émission de la 48e session... Cette semaine, post-bop, jazz spirituel, cosmic music et jazz moderne! En musique: Mike Taylor Trio sur l'album Trio  (Columbia, 1967); Maisha sur l'album Open the Gates  (Brownswood, 2020); King Khan sur l'album The Infinite Ones  (Ernest Jenning, 2020); EABS sur l'album Discipline of Sun Ra  (Astigmatic, 2020); Vijay Iyer and Mike Ladd sur l'album InWhatStrumentals  (Pi Recordings, 2020)...

The following episode was recorded February 2020.In an era when companies spend hundreds of millions of dollars on diversity and inclusion programs, the proportion of African Americans in tech, media, and business leadership roles is stagnating. In her new book, Diversity, Inc. The Failed Promise of a Billion-Dollar Business, award-winning journalist and New York University professor Pamela Newkirk describes the gap between the rhetoric and the reality where racial equity and inclusion are concerned. She calls us to go beyond lip service and radically reevaluate how we make organizations more diverse.  “Self-Love” by Joe Armon-Jones Featuring Obongjayar from his album, A Turn to Clear View, courtesy of Brownswood. Guest:  Pamela Newkirk, Professor of journalism at New York University and author of Diversity, Inc.To watch this episode and find more information, goto: https://Patreon.com/theLFShow and please support!

After a little break headz are back with another 2 hour mix featuring our favorite songs of the last weeks. Diving deep into the summer vibes with great new and upcoming things by Zara McFarlane, Blundetto, Kutiman, Sebastian Reynolds, The Bamboos, Sasha Mashin, new records from Schema, Freestyle, Permanent Vacation, Brownswood, Rainy Days, Tiff’s Joints […]

Cette semaine une sélection toute en vinyles, d’un sous-sol de Brownswood avec un hommage à RichieCole en première partie !Mark Murphy with Richie Cole - Stolen Moments (Muse Records) ; Richie Cole - Niema (ProgressiveRecordings Co) ; Richie Cole - Last Tango In Paris (Progressive Recording Co) ; David Lahm feat. JanetLawson - Harold’s House of Jazz (Palo Alto Jazz) ; Richie Cole - New York Afternoon (Muse Records) ;Eddie Jefferson - Jeannine (Muse Records) ; Tatsuya Takahashi & Tokyo Union feat. Richie Cole - With theforce of nature (Zen) ; Richie Cole - Blue Bossa (Seven Seas) ; Richie Cole with Eddie Jefferson - I LoveLucy (Muse Records) ; Richie Cole with Eddie Jefferson feat. Tom Waits - Waitin’ for Waits (MuseRecords)... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Il musicista, che ha appena pubblicato il suo nuovo album per la Brownswood recordings di Gilles Peterson , è ospite della puntata di questa sera (che inizia eccezionalmente alle 23 e dura 2 ore) con una selezione di sue musiche preferite e brani inediti preparati per noi dalla sua quarantena a New York.

In an era when companies spend hundreds of millions of dollars on diversity and inclusion programs, the proportion of African Americans in tech, media, and business leadership roles is stagnating. In her new book, Diversity, Inc. The Failed Promise of a Billion-Dollar Business, award-winning journalist and New York University professor Pamela Newkirk describes the gap between the rhetoric and the reality where racial equity and inclusion are concerned. She calls us to go beyond lip service and radically reevaluate how we make organizations more diverse. Music in the Middle of the podcast: “Self-Love” by Joe Armon-Jones Featuring Obongjayar from his album, A Turn to Clear View, courtesy of Brownswood.Become a member and unlock audio extras.  The latest, Laura in conversation with Eve Ensler about her new book "The Apology".  And Staceyann Chin's performs poetry from her first anthology.

In another special episode from the archives to round out the year, the AP crew explore 'Sunny Side Up' a various artists compilation out on Brownswood Recordings, a label headed by UK DJ, record collector and broadcaster Gilles Peterson. Sunny Side Up charts and explores a sliver of Melbourne Australia's burgeoning Jazz scene with music from Allysha Joy, Horatio Luna, Phil Stroud, Zeitgeist Freedom Energy Exchange and more. A document of a time and place in Melbourne's jazz community, the AP team explore the differences between Perth and Melbourne's musical communities, the tyranny of distance for australian artists to reach global audiences and the role that overseas curators and labels play in signal boosting the output of Australian talent. listen to & purchase Sunny Side Up here: https://sunnyside-up.bandcamp.com/album/sunny-side-up

This week, we’re going truly global, taking in three continents. Lead singer and guitarist of the UK black feminist punk band Big Joanie, Stephanie Phillips, guides us through this bumper episode. Joining her is: one half of the duo Rodrigo y Gabriela, who’ve been playing together for almost 20 years and have been inspired by everything from Heavy Metal to Jazz, it’s Gabriela Quintero; a singer, composer and choir director from Cuba, she’s signed to Gilles Peterson’s Brownswood label and has been quoted as saying: “We want to make Cuban music universal again by mixing the traditional with our young spirits”, it’s Daymé Arocena; finally, a Cameroonian singer songwriter, one of 21 children and who started singing at the age of just 3. He mixes African, Latin and American influences, it’s Blick Bassy. Led by Stephanie, they’ll be discussing the expectations that are placed on their music from outside forces, how their various influences manifest themselves in the music, and whether or not politics can be a creative force.

durée : 00:59:07 - Semaine anglaise (1/4) : le label Brownswood - par : Nathalie Piolé - La playlist jazz de Nathalie Piolé. - réalisé par : Fabien Fleurat

3e émission de la 43e session... Cette semaine, afrojazz, world jazz et jazz moderne! En musique: Phil Stroud ; Kuzich ; Horatio Luna sur l'album compilation Sunny Side Up  (Brownswood, 2019); The Souljazz Orchestra sur l'album Chaos Theories  (Do Right Music, 2019); Ethnic Heritage Ensemble sur l'album Be Known/Ancient/Future/Music (Spiritmuse, 2019); John Medeski's Mad Skillet sur l'album Mad Skillet  (Indirecto, 2018); Ben Goldberg sur l'album Good Day For Cloud Fishing  (Pyroclastic, 2019); Trigger sur l'album Pull (Shhpuma, 2019)... En compte-rendu John Medeski's Mad Skillet @ Palais Montcalm, 18 septembre 2019...

3e émission de la 43e session... Cette semaine, afrojazz, world jazz et jazz moderne! En musique: Phil Stroud ; Kuzich ; Horatio Luna sur l'album compilation Sunny Side Up  (Brownswood, 2019); The Souljazz Orchestra sur l'album Chaos Theories  (Do Right Music, 2019); Ethnic Heritage Ensemble sur l'album Be Known/Ancient/Future/Music (Spiritmuse, 2019); John Medeski's Mad Skillet sur l'album Mad Skillet  (Indirecto, 2018); Ben Goldberg sur l'album Good Day For Cloud Fishing  (Pyroclastic, 2019); Trigger sur l'album Pull (Shhpuma, 2019)... En compte-rendu John Medeski's Mad Skillet @ Palais Montcalm, 18 septembre 2019...

Instrumentalist and music producer Swindle (signed to Gilles Peterson’s Brownswood label) is joined by R&B singer songwriter Joel Culpepper (who's worked with Paloma Faith, Jimmy Hogarth, Roy Davis Jr.), vocalist Lioness (over a million views on YouTube), and multi-instrumentalist composer Ahnanse (runs most popular underground UK jazz night Steam Down). Led by Swindle, they’ll be discussing how the city you grow up in influences your sound, weirdest place they’ve recorded a song and would they still be doing this if there was no financial reward.

Gilles Peterson is the face of his label Brownswood Recordings - but he doesn't run it alone. Emily Moxon and Ruby Savage tell Tina Edwards what it's like to manage and create visual campaigns for such a celebrated indie label. They also talk about what they look for in artists and reflect on the success of 'We Out Here' one year on.

Phone interview with Brownswood & Worldwide FM founder, Gilles Peterson. A true pioneer of the modern day music industry, Gilles is a DJ, broadcaster, record label boss and all round nice guy.

1ère émission de la 41e session... Cette semaine, on débute la nouvelle session en soul-jazz, puis New Thing et free! En musique: Monk Higgins sur l'album Extra Soul Perception (Solid State, 1968); The Pharoahs ; James Mason ; Byron Morris and Unity sur l'album compilation Soul of a Nation 2 - Jazz is the Teacher, Funk is the Preacher: Afro-Centric Jazz, Street Funk and the Roots of Rap in the Black Power Era 1969-75  (Soul Jazz Records, 2018); Ezra Collective ; Moses Boyd ; Nubya Garcia ; Kokoroko sur l'album compilation We Out Here  (Brownswood, 2018); Archie Shepp sur l'album The Way Ahead  (Impulse!, 1968); The Way Ahead sur l'album Bells, Ghosts and Other Saints  (Clean Feed, 2018); Conde, Quinteros, Shocron, Diaz, Drury sur l'album Geograficciones  (Different Track, 2018)...

1ère émission de la 41e session... Cette semaine, on débute la nouvelle session en soul-jazz, puis New Thing et free! En musique: Monk Higgins sur l'album Extra Soul Perception (Solid State, 1968); The Pharoahs ; James Mason ; Byron Morris and Unity sur l'album compilation Soul of a Nation 2 - Jazz is the Teacher, Funk is the Preacher: Afro-Centric Jazz, Street Funk and the Roots of Rap in the Black Power Era 1969-75  (Soul Jazz Records, 2018); Ezra Collective ; Moses Boyd ; Nubya Garcia ; Kokoroko sur l'album compilation We Out Here  (Brownswood, 2018); Archie Shepp sur l'album The Way Ahead  (Impulse!, 1968); The Way Ahead sur l'album Bells, Ghosts and Other Saints  (Clean Feed, 2018); Conde, Quinteros, Shocron, Diaz, Drury sur l'album Geograficciones  (Different Track, 2018)...

Das novidades de Chord Marauders e Brownswood até Crème Organization e Sneaker Social Club! Somah - When You Weren't Looking [Chord Marauders] Subjective (Goldie & James Davidson) - I Saw Her Last Summer [Sony] Swindle ft Andrew Ashong - Reach the Stars [Brownswood] Nuff Pedals - Hang Glide [Gutterfunk] Dengue Dengue Dengue ft Penya - Pua [On The Corner] Mahakala - Desert Road [Om Unit] Lorn - Drawn Out Like an Ache [Symphonic Distribution] Akcept & Another Channel - Don't Believe [AMAR] Alter Echo & E3 - Ah Mi Guide [Scrub A Dub] Kromestar - Righteous [Nebula Music] The Prodigy - Light Up the Sky (Special Request Remix) [Take Me To The Hospital] Lake Haze - The Unknown [Crème Organization] Mall Grab - Looking for Trouble [Looking for Trouble] 2 Bad Mice - Gone Too Soon (Sully Remix) [Sneaker Social Club] Pendulum - Vault (Moby Remix) [EarStorm] Programa emitido a 1 Dez 2018 na Rádio Oxigénio (102.6 FM).

Das novidades de Chord Marauders e Brownswood até Creme Organiztion e Sneaker Social Club

Welcome to the Hot Air Podcast for the Ransom Note. This time around I caught up with an artist who I’ve been following for some time now, but every time I hear some new output there’s always something there that’s fresh and surprising. Brian De Souza, better known as Auntie Flo, hails from Glasgow, and the city’s rich electronic music history is deeply engrained in his psyche. Originally embarking on a path rooted in house and techno, Brian quickly expanded his musical horizons to incorporate sounds and textures from all corners of the globe, pushing this broader pallet in his productions, and also via his long running club night Highlife. With a new album having just dropped on Brownswood, I stopped by his north London flat for broad ranging chat in his kitchen over a nice cup of coffee. We delved deep into his formative years growing up in Glasgow and talked about the process of putting the album together, but we started off with some surprising alternative meanings for his artist name. Listen to the podcast, brought to you courtesy of Rode microphones whom without this would never have been possible...

‘Frontiers' is a podcast about cultural pioneers and business innovators. In this episode Gilles Peterson shares his journey to the frontiers of the music industry: including his first forays in pirate radio, the birth of the Brownswood record label and how it all began with an electric railway set. ‘Frontiers' is brought to you by The Upside innovation studio.

This was the 2nd night meeting in Brownswood, TX. The message was good but the ribs were GREAT. Both were born from a ‘mysterious union’. “Union is the mystic key that unlocks the door of unspeakable joy that deciphers the living word engraved upon our hearts, that enables us to truly see; it is the living water that quenches the thirst of those who do to be. One Spirit together with Him who is and was and will be, the reality of regent living among the gods, eternal bliss beyond the descriptive use of human language. Insurmountable are the effects of union, invincible is the three-stranded chord.” Sorry I could only save this recording; enjoy!

Its June already?! and its Friday, so it can only mean one thing! SB Guestmix time! and we've got Vienna-based producer @sam-irl. With releases on Jazz & Milk, Brownswood, Sampling as an Art and recently Freerange, this guy has been making the best crunchy, MPC-driven jazz-infused House music dating right back to 2006. Paring exquisitely with this weeks art, Sam's mix is aimed directly at the sunshine, so kick back and relax sisters & brothers... DONT FORGET!: Get the Guestmix download link delivered to your inbox every Friday : bit.ly/SBMixMailout

MALA, CONTAINER, SWAYZAK + RECLOOSE are featured new music selections on this week's archive + podcast, co-hosted by CHRIS WIDMAN + HENRY SELF. WIDMAN begins the program with latest from london dubstep don MALA–this time collaborating with peruvian musicians under the auspices of GILES PETERSON's BROWNSWOOD label–along with uptempo electro + follows with emotive techno... The post absci radio [as0957] appeared first on abstract science >> future music chicago.