Podcasts about Butterz

Music Not Diving is supported by AC55ID... head over to www.ac55id.com to check out the fastest growing electronic music marketplace, a central hub for music discovery, streaming and purchasing!--Watch the full video version of this episode over at youtube.com/@WeNotDivingElijah is one of the deepest thinkers in underground culture. Having first come to prominence in the second wave of Grime along with Skilliam and their label Butterz, and as an artist manager to UK DJ Flava D amongst others, he has reinvented himself in recent years with the Yellow Squares project which seeks to encourage debate around the changing nature of the UK music scene.His appearance on episode 41 of the audio-only predecessor of this show (link below) was one of the most popular and best episodes, so it's great to welcome him back for a full video episode.The Yellow Squares project is now a book which you can get hold of here: https://velocitypress.uk/product/elijah-close-the-app-make-the-ting/We discuss the changing landscape of the UK music scene, from the decline of music's audibility generally in London itself to the obligation (or not) of successful acts to support smaller venues. We also discuss the push for diversity in recent years and associated trap of tokenism, as well as the changing role of artist management over time and the obsession of Xtra radio programmers with a particular 20 year-old Joe Budden track.And we also touch on the cultural influence of professional wrestling and the need for more heels in music...--If you're into what we're doing here on the pod then you can support the show on Patreon! There are two tiers - "Solidarity" for $4 a month, which features the show without ads, regular bonus podcasts, and extra content. And "Musicality" which for a mere $10 a month gets you all the music we release on Hotflush and affiliate labels AND other music too, some of which never comes out anywhere else.You can also make a one-off donation to the podcast using a card, with Paypal, or your Ethereum wallet! Head over to scubaofficial.io/support.Plus there's also a private area for Patreon supporters in the Hotflush Discord Server... but anyone can join the conversation in the public channels.Listen to the music discussed on the show via the Music Not Diving Podcast Spotify playlist Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Podcast Overview: The conversation between Will Clarke and Elijah covers various topics related to creativity, career paths, and the music industry. Elijah shares his journey as a DJ, label owner, and artist manager. They discuss the importance of adaptation in the music industry and the challenges artists face in balancing art and business. They also touch on the role of social media in the creative process and the need for artists to find their own unique approach. The conversation explores the concept of retirement for artists and the value of creating and embracing change. In this conversation, Elijah and Will discuss the importance of creativity and flexibility in employment. They also talk about knowing when to stop a project and the challenges of being an artist. They touch on the role of managers and agents in an artist's career and the need for personal growth and therapy. They emphasize the importance of focusing on the process and experience rather than the numbers and statistics. They also discuss the value of branching out and exploring different interests and projects.Who Is Elijah: Elijah is a London-based writer, DJ, artist manager, and co-founder of the iconic record label, Butterz. He writes daily on sustainable artistic creation, electronic music, grime & rap, web3, community, social media, and his other curiosities in short notes, known as the Yellow Squares on Instagram and Twitter @Eli1ah.Join for updates: https://laylo.com/willclarke⏲ Follow Will Clarke ⏱https://willclarke.komi.io/https://djwillclarke.com/https://open.spotify.com/artist/1OmOdgwIzub8DYPxQYbbbi?si=hEx8GCJAR3mhhhWd_iSuew https://www.instagram.com/djwillclarke https://www.facebook.com/willclarkedj https://twitter.com/djwillclarke https://www.tiktok.com/@djwillclarke Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I'm excited today, as we welcome Elijah to my Twitch stream! Elijah is a London-based writer, DJ, artist manager, and co-founder of the iconic record label, Butterz. He writes daily on sustainable artistic creation, electronic music, grime & rap, web3, community, social media, and his other curiosities in short notes, known as the Yellow Squares on Instagram and Twitter If you want to learn how to become a successful DJ & producer, use social media effectively, creatively and intuitively then this podcast will give you a wealth of insights into how to do just that!

Before we go on a hiatus, we leave you with episode 77 featuring the multi-talented DJ, producer and thought leader Elijah.If you're on Instagram, you may see Elijah posting his world-famous yellow squares. They are filled with his thoughts about the music industry and provide tips for DJs and producers on how to navigate the industry's complicated and rugged terrain. From the power of collaboration to music sustainability, every day, the busy artist takes to the platform with a new idea that inspires artists and DJs to think outside of the box.Elijah knows far too well how the music industry's complexities can prevent creatives from making or pursuing the art they want. Alongside his business partner Skilliam, Elijah spearheaded Butterz, an independent record label home to heavy hitters like Swindle, Flava D and Royal-T--all while churning out his own banging releases.Now, the star is bringing the content of his Yellow Squares to life with his new album “Make The Ting,” out June 30th alongside grime MC Jammz.The music guru spoke to Shannon about his origin story, shifting from djing to music management, the incredible opportunities that have emerged since he launched his Yellow Squares project in 2021, and what listeners can expect on "Make The Ting."We will be back in August with more episodes!Subscribe To Our Patreon For More Content: Patreon.com/ClubManagement1Support the show

Crack Magazine has been collaborating with BIMM Institute Bristol on a series of talks featuring some of the most influential and inventive voices in contemporary music.In this episode, we welcome DJ, label-boss and general future-thinker Elijah. As the co-founder of Butterz, Elijah has been instrumental in uplifting the rise of artists like Flava D, Royal T and DJ Q. Beyond the label, his work with Youth Music and his iconic yellow squares insights on social media have established him as an important and imaginative voice in British independent music. Here, Elijah chats to Crack's Audio Manager, Jasmine Kent-Smith, over Zoom about his entry into the music industry, Butterz, and supporting artists in 2023. This episode was moderated by Jasmine Kent-Smith and edited by Keziah Wenham-Kenyon. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dance music deepened its presence in pop culture this year, expanding into TikTok's nichest corners as well as Billboard Hot 100 charts. For the December edition of the Critics' Roundtable, staffers Chloë Cochran, Whitney Ajayi, Martha Pazienti Caidan and contributor Vanessa Maria reflect on the major milestones of 2022. Electronic music was part of global conversations on gender disparity and sexual violence, the group noted. Women's safety in clubs was a particularly concerning issue this year, they continued, highlighting incidents of needle spiking at clubs. On a more positive note, they applauded Butterz cofounder Elijah, RA's guest editor from earlier this year, whose efforts to educate on issues in the music industry led to a staff position at SOAS University of London. To hear more about these topics, as well as the popularity of higher BPMs and definitive tunes like "B.O.T.A. (Baddest Of Them All)," listen to the chat in full.

Better late than never! We had all sorts of problems with getting the podcast out this week, not helped by a trip to https://www.amsterdam-dance-event.nl/en/live/ (ADE) in Amsterdam to record an episode with https://www.ellenallien.de/ (Ellen Allien) which (all things going well) will be on your feed next week. But right now on the show we have a very interesting and important person in the underground music scene of the UK - https://www.instagram.com/eli1ah/?hl=en (Elijah). You may remember his work in the grime scene with https://www.instagram.com/skilliam/?hl=en (Skilliam), you may remember his label, Butterz, if you're in the industry you may know him as an artist manager. But most likely you'll know his Yellow Squares project which has recently brought him a lot of attention as he leads a broad discussion of how the industry works, and how artists should conduct their careers. So given our mission on this podcast, the man is an ideal guest and you are going to get a lot out of this conversation. We cover a range of topics including the cancellation of shows, transparency and the idea of making your income public, as well as getting into the history of the grime scene too. An awesome episode which I think was worth the wait. You can check his 'Close The App, Make The Thing' lecture https://aiaiai.audio/elijah (here). Support the show https://patreon.com/scubaofficial (on Patreon! )We'd be honoured and extremely grateful for your contribution to developing the show. Plus there's a private area... ...in the https://discord.com/invite/98423K8gap (Hotflush Discord Server) Listen to all the music discussed on the show via the https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6gs2nOUls8kP3UmMVPWhL3?si=00ba0908e4c14c4f (Not A Diving Podcast Spotify playlist) For more links and other info visit https://scubaofficial.io (the official Scuba website) Follow Scuba: https://twitter.com/scubaofficial (twitter) https://instagram.com/scubaofficial (instagram) http://scubaofficial.bandcamp.com/ (bandcamp) http://spoti.fi/scuba (spotify) https://music.apple.com/us/artist/scuba/220276686 (apple music) https://www.beatport.com/artist/scuba/1550 (beatport)

This week's Resident Advisor Exchange, recorded live at AVA London with journalist Kieran Yates, forms part of Elijah's guest-edited month. Throughout March, we've run curated content published with the intention of demystifying the music industry. Elijah & Skilliam began DJing together in 2007. In 2010, they launched a label, Butterz, putting out music from the likes of Terror Danjah, Royal-T, Flava D and Murlo. Over the course of the next decade, they played a vital role in the way grime developed and exploded in the UK. Elijah is also an artist manager, looking after the careers of Flava D, DJ Q and Swindle. He uses his platform and deep understanding of the inner workings of the music industry to share tips and probing questions to help shape the future of electronic music. As we wrap up Elijah's guest-edited month, he spoke to Yates about how the industry has changed since his early years as a DJ, the difference between creating art and creating content, the limitations of not engaging with electronic music outside of Europe, and how the measure of your legacy as an artist won't just be about your art, but about how you interacted with others and shared your knowledge. Tracklist: Phil Keiran - No Life (Roman Flügel Remix) (Hot Creations) KiNK - Disco Spectrum (Sofia)

Elijah & Skilliam are a DJ duo and owners of London's Butterz record label, which since 2010 have done more than anyone else to promote underground UK genres like grime, bassline and UK funky to the world. We talk to Elijah about growing up grime and what the music means to young black Londoners of his generation and talk about grime's best MCs, mixtapes, and artifacts. Elijah also recounts some of his most ridiculous DJ stories and drops wisdom on how to maintain longevity in dance music. Visit RavetotheGrave.org for extras and follow us on Instagram at @ravetothe.grave.

AJ thought it was over after the 'dessert pasta' discussion but Producer Butterz ramped it up. Actually, Butterz was feeling like being quite wrong a lot this week because it doesn't matter how much better self-checkouts have gotten, there's a limit. AJ & McCall think the decision is easy when it comes to watching Hallmark or horror for the rest of forever, but of course they don't agree. Good Charlotte prepared us for when millionaires complained about having too much money. Hallmark or horror again, AJ is sure he saw a beginning of one of these movies when his family met a girl meeting a guy she met online by flying from Chicago to Amsterdam. Speaking of going places you maybe shouldn't, can you crash a wedding you were sort of invited to for the Debate At 8? Have you ever TRIED to get a coworker to quit? 

Hello and welcome to another episode of The Cheer Up Luv Podcast! Today I'm speaking to someone whose work I have been admiring online, and in real life for a few years now, it's the incredibly talented illustrator Alice Skinner. I have been obsessed with Alice's work for a long time, and after I realised she was also part of the activist collective, The Pink Protest, I fell in love with her work even more. Alice's bold, beautiful and unmistakeable style has lead her to work with Always, Converse, Badoo, The Sunday Times Style Magazine and if that wasn't enough, she has just illustrated the cover of Grace Campbell's new Book, "Amazing Disgrace.” In this episode we speak about how we can hold institutions accountable, growing up with the damaging beauty standards of 00's magazines and the very triggering insult, "You're Butterz". You can find Alice's work here: @thisisaliceskinner and here: https://thisisaliceskinner.bigcartel.com/ Resources: https://www.victimsupport.org.uk/ https://plan-uk.org/act-for-girls/street-harassment If you would like to send in your story, please feel free to DM @cheerupluv or submit via the website: http://www.cheerupluv.com Music composed by Alex Gruz This episode is sponsored by TOTM and Lara Intimates. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eliza-hatch/support

AJ hopes McCall and Producer Butterz are proud because now there's a new recipe for a disgusting salad on the internet. AJ & McCall's spirit animal is what?! AJ has a theory as to what cops are doing when they're behind you and it makes him nervous. Unfortunately for Butterz, AJ wants a work stash like McCall. What kind of class would AJ definitely get kicked out of that McCall is taking for the Debate At 8? McCall's going to get a makeover show and the twist is, her dog.

AJ hopes McCall and Producer Butterz are proud because now there's a new recipe for a disgusting salad on the internet. AJ & McCall's spirit animal is what?! AJ has a theory as to what cops are doing when they're behind you and it makes him nervous. Unfortunately for Butterz, AJ wants a work stash like McCall. What kind of class would AJ definitely get kicked out of that McCall is taking for the Debate At 8? McCall's going to get a makeover show and the twist is, her dog.

AJ hopes McCall and Producer Butterz are proud because now there's a new recipe for a disgusting salad on the internet. AJ & McCall's spirit animal is what?! AJ has a theory as to what cops are doing when they're behind you and it makes him nervous. Unfortunately for Butterz, AJ wants a work stash like McCall. What kind of class would AJ definitely get kicked out of that McCall is taking for the Debate At 8? McCall's going to get a makeover show and the twist is, her dog.

AJ hopes McCall and Producer Butterz are proud because now there's a new recipe for a disgusting salad on the internet. AJ & McCall's spirit animal is what?! AJ has a theory as to what cops are doing when they're behind you and it makes him nervous. Unfortunately for Butterz, AJ wants a work stash like McCall. What kind of class would AJ definitely get kicked out of that McCall is taking for the Debate At 8? McCall's going to get a makeover show and the twist is, her dog.

AJ hopes McCall and Producer Butterz are proud because now there's a new recipe for a disgusting salad on the internet. AJ & McCall's spirit animal is what?! AJ has a theory as to what cops are doing when they're behind you and it makes him nervous. Unfortunately for Butterz, AJ wants a work stash like McCall. What kind of class would AJ definitely get kicked out of that McCall is taking for the Debate At 8? McCall's going to get a makeover show and the twist is, her dog.

AJ is hoodie and beanie boy, the super hero! Producer Butterz can't believe McCall didn't know about Bish's RV! There is no such thing as a door shell! Do you watch TV, movies or nothing? Stop us if you are actually surprised Butterz is a bit old school. Does anyone have a dining room table anymore? Butterz is old fashioned but he's a big shot when it comes to number of TVs.

AJ is hoodie and beanie boy, the super hero! Producer Butterz can't believe McCall didn't know about Bish's RV! There is no such thing as a door shell! Do you watch TV, movies or nothing? Stop us if you are actually surprised Butterz is a bit old school. Does anyone have a dining room table anymore? Butterz is old fashioned but he's a big shot when it comes to number of TVs.

AJ is hoodie and beanie boy, the super hero! Producer Butterz can't believe McCall didn't know about Bish's RV! There is no such thing as a door shell! Do you watch TV, movies or nothing? Stop us if you are actually surprised Butterz is a bit old school. Does anyone have a dining room table anymore? Butterz is old fashioned but he's a big shot when it comes to number of TVs.

AJ is hoodie and beanie boy, the super hero! Producer Butterz can't believe McCall didn't know about Bish's RV! There is no such thing as a door shell! Do you watch TV, movies or nothing? Stop us if you are actually surprised Butterz is a bit old school. Does anyone have a dining room table anymore? Butterz is old fashioned but he's a big shot when it comes to number of TVs.

AJ is hoodie and beanie boy, the super hero! Producer Butterz can't believe McCall didn't know about Bish's RV! There is no such thing as a door shell! Do you watch TV, movies or nothing? Stop us if you are actually surprised Butterz is a bit old school. Does anyone have a dining room table anymore? Butterz is old fashioned but he's a big shot when it comes to number of TVs.

As if the stars haven't hurt enough, Producer Butterz wants us to go back to the well one more time. AJ & McCall create their celestial names and now have a new name for the show. More importantly, what would it look like as a neon sign? It doesn't go well as Butterz is really invested in making sure the monstrosity of consonants.

AB sits down with Artist and Producer, Dre Butterz out of Detroit, Mi to discuss his journey with music. From a very young age, Dre was drawn to making music. There was never really a plan b. Now he gets to live his dream and work with other dope creators. Check out this interview to learn more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

As if the stars haven't hurt enough, Producer Butterz wants us to go back to the well one more time. AJ & McCall create their celestial names and now have a new name for the show. More importantly, what would it look like as a neon sign? It doesn't go well as Butterz is really invested in making sure the monstrosity of consonants.

As if the stars haven't hurt enough, Producer Butterz wants us to go back to the well one more time. AJ & McCall create their celestial names and now have a new name for the show. More importantly, what would it look like as a neon sign? It doesn't go well as Butterz is really invested in making sure the monstrosity of consonants.

As if the stars haven't hurt enough, Producer Butterz wants us to go back to the well one more time. AJ & McCall create their celestial names and now have a new name for the show. More importantly, what would it look like as a neon sign? It doesn't go well as Butterz is really invested in making sure the monstrosity of consonants.

As if the stars haven't hurt enough, Producer Butterz wants us to go back to the well one more time. AJ & McCall create their celestial names and now have a new name for the show. More importantly, what would it look like as a neon sign? It doesn't go well as Butterz is really invested in making sure the monstrosity of consonants.

McCall's latest impulse buy is something AJ absolutely wants. Can AJ & McCall convince Producer Butterz to help them spend some of the remodel budget on a neon AJ & McCall Show sign? Maybe McCall can DIY the sign? Butterz is a bit of a handy guy, right? Apparently the key to DIY is hose, sheet and wood.

McCall's latest impulse buy is something AJ absolutely wants. Can AJ & McCall convince Producer Butterz to help them spend some of the remodel budget on a neon AJ & McCall Show sign? Maybe McCall can DIY the sign? Butterz is a bit of a handy guy, right? Apparently the key to DIY is hose, sheet and wood.

McCall's latest impulse buy is something AJ absolutely wants. Can AJ & McCall convince Producer Butterz to help them spend some of the remodel budget on a neon AJ & McCall Show sign? Maybe McCall can DIY the sign? Butterz is a bit of a handy guy, right? Apparently the key to DIY is hose, sheet and wood.

McCall's latest impulse buy is something AJ absolutely wants. Can AJ & McCall convince Producer Butterz to help them spend some of the remodel budget on a neon AJ & McCall Show sign? Maybe McCall can DIY the sign? Butterz is a bit of a handy guy, right? Apparently the key to DIY is hose, sheet and wood.

McCall's latest impulse buy is something AJ absolutely wants. Can AJ & McCall convince Producer Butterz to help them spend some of the remodel budget on a neon AJ & McCall Show sign? Maybe McCall can DIY the sign? Butterz is a bit of a handy guy, right? Apparently the key to DIY is hose, sheet and wood.

Running on fumes AJ & McCall tapped in to their crackhead energy to finish out the week. McCall says some percentage of people lost their fingers in hideaway beds. AJ mean mugged at another driver yesterday also. Butterz joins them in agreeing that bird freeing is the best. Could AJ & McCall create a playlist together? Maine doesn't have people and can't name cities. May we interest you in Jarl Cunior's?

Running on fumes AJ & McCall tapped in to their crackhead energy to finish out the week. McCall says some percentage of people lost their fingers in hideaway beds. AJ mean mugged at another driver yesterday also. Butterz joins them in agreeing that bird freeing is the best. Could AJ & McCall create a playlist together? Maine doesn't have people and can't name cities. May we interest you in Jarl Cunior's?

Running on fumes AJ & McCall tapped in to their crackhead energy to finish out the week. McCall says some percentage of people lost their fingers in hideaway beds. AJ mean mugged at another driver yesterday also. Butterz joins them in agreeing that bird freeing is the best. Could AJ & McCall create a playlist together? Maine doesn't have people and can't name cities. May we interest you in Jarl Cunior's?

Running on fumes AJ & McCall tapped in to their crackhead energy to finish out the week. McCall says some percentage of people lost their fingers in hideaway beds. AJ mean mugged at another driver yesterday also. Butterz joins them in agreeing that bird freeing is the best. Could AJ & McCall create a playlist together? Maine doesn't have people and can't name cities. May we interest you in Jarl Cunior's?

Running on fumes AJ & McCall tapped in to their crackhead energy to finish out the week. McCall says some percentage of people lost their fingers in hideaway beds. AJ mean mugged at another driver yesterday also. Butterz joins them in agreeing that bird freeing is the best. Could AJ & McCall create a playlist together? Maine doesn't have people and can't name cities. May we interest you in Jarl Cunior's?

There are scammers EVERYWHERE! McCall actually sold a door? The new study says micro breaks are the key to be successful and AJ and Producer Butterz call shenanigans on that. If the settings aren't perfect they aren't getting through, while McCall has to distract herself occasionally with. Breaking in a shirt is a thing? Live it in real time as Butterz finds something out about himself.

There are scammers EVERYWHERE! McCall actually sold a door? The new study says micro breaks are the key to be successful and AJ and Producer Butterz call shenanigans on that. If the settings aren't perfect they aren't getting through, while McCall has to distract herself occasionally with. Breaking in a shirt is a thing? Live it in real time as Butterz finds something out about himself.

There are scammers EVERYWHERE! McCall actually sold a door? The new study says micro breaks are the key to be successful and AJ and Producer Butterz call shenanigans on that. If the settings aren't perfect they aren't getting through, while McCall has to distract herself occasionally with. Breaking in a shirt is a thing? Live it in real time as Butterz finds something out about himself.

There are scammers EVERYWHERE! McCall actually sold a door? The new study says micro breaks are the key to be successful and AJ and Producer Butterz call shenanigans on that. If the settings aren't perfect they aren't getting through, while McCall has to distract herself occasionally with. Breaking in a shirt is a thing? Live it in real time as Butterz finds something out about himself.

There are scammers EVERYWHERE! McCall actually sold a door? The new study says micro breaks are the key to be successful and AJ and Producer Butterz call shenanigans on that. If the settings aren't perfect they aren't getting through, while McCall has to distract herself occasionally with. Breaking in a shirt is a thing? Live it in real time as Butterz finds something out about himself.

Why do people live in awful places? After a video went viral from the arctic circle about the polar bear cages needed on doors, AJ says move. McCall wonders if there are people that just prefer to live in cold weather. How much desolation do people really like? What would Butterz first words on Mars be? Maybe Millennials shouldn't become astronauts.

Why do people live in awful places? After a video went viral from the arctic circle about the polar bear cages needed on doors, AJ says move. McCall wonders if there are people that just prefer to live in cold weather. How much desolation do people really like? What would Butterz first words on Mars be? Maybe Millennials shouldn't become astronauts.

Why do people live in awful places? After a video went viral from the arctic circle about the polar bear cages needed on doors, AJ says move. McCall wonders if there are people that just prefer to live in cold weather. How much desolation do people really like? What would Butterz first words on Mars be? Maybe Millennials shouldn't become astronauts.

Why do people live in awful places? After a video went viral from the arctic circle about the polar bear cages needed on doors, AJ says move. McCall wonders if there are people that just prefer to live in cold weather. How much desolation do people really like? What would Butterz first words on Mars be? Maybe Millennials shouldn't become astronauts.

Why do people live in awful places? After a video went viral from the arctic circle about the polar bear cages needed on doors, AJ says move. McCall wonders if there are people that just prefer to live in cold weather. How much desolation do people really like? What would Butterz first words on Mars be? Maybe Millennials shouldn't become astronauts.

The newest addition to McCall's Moon Magic arsenal, moon water. What?! McCall and Producer Butterz took field trips to McDonalds as kids and AJ is a little surprised. More importantly, this leads to the cool restaurants Utah needs. AJ will not hear anything other than Medieval Times, McCall remembers the Mayan and Butterz reminisces about the mega play place. A murder mystery dinner?! Sign us up!

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