Podcast appearances and mentions of Danny L Harle

John is joined by Olly Alexander and producer Danny L Harle, to talk about how they wrote, recorded and produced ‘Polari' Olly Alexander is an English singer, actor, and LGBTQ+ activist, best known as the frontman of Years & Years. The band found global success in the mid 2010's with the hit ‘King' and released two UK #1 albums before Olly transitioned to a solo career. As well as representing the UK at Eurovision in 2024 with ‘Dizzy', Olly has collaborated with numerous pop icons including Elton John and Kylie Minogue. His 2025 album Polari was co-written and produced by Danny L Harle, a sought-after British producer known for his work on P.C. Music, and with artists including Charli XCX, and Caroline Polachek and many more. Catching up at Strongroom Studios, where Olly recorded most of the album's vocals, the conversation explores the stories and sounds behind each track. Along the way, they share early demos featuring Olly's first vocal musings, while Danny discusses songwriting habits, optimising a producer's workflow, and techniques for achieving a creative flow state. Tracks discussed: Whisper In The Waves, Cupid's Bow, Beautiful, Polari TAPE IT Thanks to our friends at Tape It for supporting the podcast. Visit tape.it/tapenotes or use the promo code TAPENOTES in the app to get 20% off. MUSIVERSAL Skip the waitlist and get your discount HERE LISTEN to ‘Polari' here. LINKS TO EVERYTHING TAPE NOTES   linktr.ee/tapenotes  Intro Music - Sunshine Buddy, Laurel Collective - https://lynkify.in/song/sunshine-buddy/YT47TLFI  GEAR MENTIONS Korg Triton Rhizomatic Synthesis Plasmonic Waves Tune Valhalla Room Tenor Viol Korg MS-10 Yamaha RX5 Drum Machine Roland GAIA Audacity Logic Varispeed Logic OUR GEAR https://linktr.ee/tapenotes_ourgear HELP SUPPORT THE SHOW If you'd like to help support the show you can join us on Patreon, where among many things you can access full length videos of most new episodes, ad-free episodes and detailed gear list breakdowns. KEEP UP TO DATE For behind the scenes photos and the latest updates, make sure to follow us on:  Instagram: @tapenotes  Twitter: @tapenotes  Facebook: @tapenotespodcast   YouTube: Tape Notes Podcast Discord: Tape Notes Patreon: Tape Notes To let us know the artists you'd like to hear, Tweet us, slide into our DMs, send us an email or even a letter. We'd love to hear!  Visit our website to join our mailing list: www.tapenotes.co.uk TAPE NOTES TEAM John Kennedy Will Brown  Tim Adam-Smith  Will Lyons  Nico Varanese  Guy Nicholls  Jessica Clucas Ali Lewis

Intentar responder a esa pregunta ha sido el motor creativo de Marylou Mayniel desde su aclamada mixtape 'Galore' hasta su esperado LP debut, 'Choke Enough', que se estrena hoy. En el camino, conectó con un círculo de creadores que sintieron una afinidad natural con su música, como Oneohtrix Point Never y Caroline Polachek. Ahora, rodeada de productores que reflejan su evolución artística y su nuevo estatus —Danny L Harle, A. G. Cook y Nick León— los invita a sumergirse en su universo fantástico, donde convergen referencias infantiles, vídeos caseros de YouTube, cuentos de hadas, campanillas, ecos de reguetón, ambient experimental y un pop que parece llegado del futuro.Playlist:Sharon Van Etten & The Attachment Theory - TroubleTennis - Weight Of DesireBiig Piig - 9-5Swimming Paul - MuttJoy Orbison, Joe James - bastardOklou, underscores - harvest skyGAZZI, NIDIA - LágrimaBad Bunny - BOKeTEpablopablo, Ralphie Choo, Carin Leon - Eso Que Tú Llamas AmorMaria José Llergo - Bien de AmoresLa Tania - QUERELESΣtella - Omorfo MouPanda Bear - Ends MeetDestroyer - Hydroplaning Off the Edge of the WorldVera Fauna - Sale el solWilco - ... Improbable Germany 10/7/03 SOMA Chicago VersionEscuchar audio

S'il y a bien un nom qui domine la florissante scène alternative française, c'est bien celui d'Oklou. La chanteuse, productrice et compositrice annonce la sortie de son premier album "choke enough". Future monument de l'hyperpop française ? Ce nouvel album a été conçu en collaboration avec A. G. Cook, Danny L Harle et Casey MQ, comprend des feats avec Bladee et Underscores, ainsi que la participation à l'écriture de Cecile Believe ou Nate Campany, entre autres. Oklou livre ici une mixtape onirique et mélancolique portée par ses filiations musicales et son entourage artistique foisonnant. S'y glissent aussi quelques titres extraits de son nouvel album. https://oklou.com https://oklou.bandcamp.com https://soundcloud.com/oklou93 @oklou93 ------------------------------------------------------ CAMPUS CLUB, l'émission Au plus près des cultures électro qui marquent la création musicale d'aujourd'hui et à l'international, le réseau Radio Campus France donne carte blanche aux artistes et labels défricheurs des nouveaux talents. En écoute régulière sur plus de 30 radios et en podcast, retrouvez chaque semaine CAMPUS CLUB, un mix exclusif d'un.e DJ ou producteur.ice. de la scène française ou étrangère. Toutes les mixtapes : www.radiocampus.fr/emission/campus-club-mixtapes ------------------------------------------------------ RADIO CAMPUS FRANCE Radio Campus France est le réseau des radios associatives, libres, étudiantes et locales fédérant 30 radios partout en France. NOUS SUIVRE | FOLLOW US www.radiocampus.fr

S'il y a bien un nom qui domine la florissante scène alternative française, c'est bien celui d'Oklou. La chanteuse, productrice et compositrice annonce la sortie de son premier album "choke enough". Future monument de l'hyperpop française ? Ce nouvel album a été conçu en collaboration avec A. G. Cook, Danny L Harle et Casey MQ, comprend des feats avec Bladee et Underscores, ainsi que la participation à l'écriture de Cecile Believe ou Nate Campany, entre autres. Oklou livre ici une mixtape onirique et mélancolique portée par ses filiations musicales et son entourage artistique foisonnant. S'y glissent aussi quelques titres extraits de son nouvel album. https://oklou.com https://oklou.bandcamp.com https://soundcloud.com/oklou93 @oklou93 ------------------------------------------------------ CAMPUS CLUB, l'émission Au plus près des cultures électro qui marquent la création musicale d'aujourd'hui et à l'international, le réseau Radio Campus France donne carte blanche aux artistes et labels défricheurs des nouveaux talents. En écoute régulière sur plus de 30 radios et en podcast, retrouvez chaque semaine CAMPUS CLUB, un mix exclusif d'un.e DJ ou producteur.ice. de la scène française ou étrangère. Toutes les mixtapes : www.radiocampus.fr/emission/campus-club-mixtapes ------------------------------------------------------ RADIO CAMPUS FRANCE Radio Campus France est le réseau des radios associatives, libres, étudiantes et locales fédérant 30 radios partout en France. NOUS SUIVRE | FOLLOW US www.radiocampus.frHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Tracklist 01. ABC - say it (Black Box Mix) 02. East Side Beat - divin' in the beat 03. Two Door Cinema Club - bad decisions (Purple Disco Machine Mix) 04. Hercules & Love Affair - blind (Frankie Knucles Mix) 05. Black Motion - rainbow (DJ Spen & Michele Chiavarini Mix) 06. Solu Music - fade (Grand Nelson Mix) 07. Ferreck Dawn & Redondo - love too deep 08. Danny L Harle - broken flowers (Franky Rizardo Mix) 09. Ross Couch - triping on your love 10. Camelphat - the quad 11. Soul Central - strings of life 12. Jazzy M - jazzin the way you know (Ministry mix) 13. ATFC - bad habit (Club Mix) 14. RJ & Family - Glória 15. Cappella - everybody listen to it 16. 49 Ers - touch me 17. Petra & Co - just let go 18. Hi Tek 3 - come on and dance 19. Fedde Le Grand & Funkerman - 3 minutes to explain 20. Red Carpet - alright 21. Daft Punk - one more time Presented & mixed by Brizzi at studios Homecast. instagram.com/brizzimusic Powered by House Inc T-shirts www.houseinctshirts.com.br

John is joined by Alex Cook, better known as A. G. Cook, to talk about how he wrote, recorded and produced the album ‘Britpop'. A. G. Cook, is a London-based artist and producer. After studying at Goldsmiths University, he founded PC Music, a label shaping hyper pop with artists including Hannah Diamond and Danny L Harle. His debut solo albums, ‘7G' and ‘Apple', arrived in 2020. In addition to his own music, Alex has shared his production talents with numerous pop icons, including Jonsi, Madonna, and Caroline Polachek, and Charli XCX. In May 2024, he released his third studio album, ‘Britpop', a 24-song exploration blending pop, experimental electronics, and acoustic sounds. Catching up at Strongroom Studios, Alex guides us through the three distinct chapters of the album, digging into the production and song writing approaches he took to make them stand out. As well as sharing some intricate plugin demos, we hear stories of developing a harmonic style, meticulous automation and what it means to be an aggressive listener.   Tracks discussed: Heartache, Serenade, Lucifer TAPE IT Thanks to our friends at Tape It for supporting the podcast. Visit tape.it/tapenotes or use the promo code TAPENOTES in the app to get 50% off. MUSIVERSAL Skip the waitlist and get your 25% discount HERE LISTEN to ‘Britpop' here. New Alias LINKS TO EVERYTHING TAPE NOTES   linktr.ee/tapenotes  Intro Music - Sunshine Buddy, Laurel Collective GEAR MENTIONS Soundtoys Filter Freak Waves MetaFlanger Deamtonics Synthesizer V  Reveal Sound Spire Xfer Serum Xfer OTT Sonic Charge Synplant 2 Logic Compressor Native Instruments Reaktor Native instrument Razor IK Multimedia Mixbox Udo Super 6 Synth Sonic Academy Kick 2 Arturia Vocoder V Melda Productions M Bit Fun Electro Harmonix Pitch Fork Roland TR-606 Roland Juno Synth Rode Microphones Sony C800G Shure SM58 Arturia DX-7 Soma Synths Lyra 8 Logic Pro OUR GEAR https://linktr.ee/tapenotes_ourgear HELP SUPPORT THE SHOW If you'd like to help support the show you can join us on Patreon, where among many things you can access full length videos of most new episodes, ad-free episodes and detailed gear list breakdowns. KEEP UP TO DATE For behind the scenes photos and the latest updates, make sure to follow us on:  Instagram: @tapenotes  Twitter: @tapenotes  Facebook: @tapenotespodcast   YouTube: Tape Notes Podcast Discord: Tape Notes Patreon: Tape Notes To let us know the artists you'd like to hear, Tweet us, slide into our DMs, send us an email or even a letter. We'd love to hear!  Visit our website to join our mailing list: www.tapenotes.co.uk TAPE NOTES TEAM Will Brown  Tim Adam-Smith  Will Lyons  Nico Varanese  Guy Nicholls  Jessica Clucas Katie-Louise Buxton  Seb Brunner-Stolovitzky  Jonathon Coughlin Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Un nuevo 808 en Radio Castilla-La Mancha que nos descubre los últimos sonidos de Lady Starlight, Peverelist o Shygirl entre muchas otras. Pone en marcha el Generador de Ideas para saber lo que significa poder llevar tu creación artística y sonora al interior de la Catedral de Burgos junto con el músico electrónico José Puebla y Al Habla está elniñodelospeines presentando el homenaje que desde su plataforma, Foundsound, lanzan de forma conceptual al sonido japonés y la obra de Hokusai e Hiroshige con “SEIGAIHA”. La Lista I: Amy Dabbs - Show Me (Extended Mix) [HE.SHE.THEY.] Cafius - Chat [Buttress] Lars Barktuhn - First Kalimba [Rush Hour] Linear System - Positron [GORDO Trax] Fjaak – Sandstorm Al Habla: elniñodelospeines pres. “SEIGAIHA“. La Lista II: Daar – Narutomaki [Foodandsound] Nikki Nair - Sugar Kingdom [LUCKYME] DJ Sneak - Chicago House music [Frappé] Emesh - Agla [Anish Kumar] Perseus Traxx - 303rd Clone Wars [ACID WORKS] Raredub - L.L.L [Mutual Pleasure] Fabrizio Fattore - Passengers To Mars (Original Mix) [mulemusiq] La Lista III: Leevisa - Keystone [Perpetual Care] Fibersound - Shine [Omni Music] Hannah Wants x Clementine Douglas - Cure My Desire (Club 128 Extended Mix) [Defected] Swoose - Satori [trUst recordings] Lady Starlight - Chapter 23 [Tresor] QRTR/Villager - without you [Headroom Records] Generador de Ideas: La Lista IV: Danny J Lewis - Spend The Night (Archie Hamilton Remix) [Full Circle Records] Peverelist - Pulse IX [Livity Sound] Introversion - Hopeless Dreaming HDER - Parallel Whisper [Skryptöm Records] Martyn - Vancouver [3024] Jordan Nocturne - Nostalgia [Correspondant] Shygirl x Danny L Harle - encore [Because Music]

PORCHES - JokerNADA SURF - In Front of Me NowEXFAN - Analog ChorusNIÑA POLACA - Travieso (David Kano Remix)PAULA CENDEJAS - TatamiCHARLI XCX - 360SHYGIRL - Encore (ft. Danny L Harle)TINDERSTICKS - New WorldMILES KANE - Trobuled SonMILES KANE & THE EVILS - Fingerless GlovesTHE LAST SHADOW PUPPETS - Bad HabitsNxWorries - FromHere ft. Snoop Dogg & October LondonCHILDISH GAMBINO - AlgorhythmCUMGIRL8 - Quite Like LoveBEACHWOOD SPARKS - Falling ForeverLOS NIKIS DE LA PRADERA ft CARLOTA COSSIALS - Me disparó y me moríALCALÁ NORTE - La Vida CañónVINILOVERSUS - Animal TemporalTORUS - Avalanche (Feat. The Blue Stones)Escuchar audio

Turnstile, Baby Rose, Westside Gunn y Conway the Machine o Elmiene son algunos de los amigos con los que han mezclado su jazz los innovadores BADBADNOTGOOD. Todos ellos alejados de ese jazz del que, por otra parte, los canadienses siempre buscan escaparse. Ahora exploran su versión más pura en el EP 'Mid Spiral Chaos' con colaboradores mucho más en su órbita. Playlist:Shygirl, Danny L Harle, Club Shy - encoreCharli XCX - Club classicsI. Jordan - Close To YouOBAL - AROUND MEAURORA - Some Type Of Skin (Sofia Kourtesis Remix)Kora - Tu olorBaby Rose, BADBADNOTGOOD, Mereba - CarolineBADBADNOTGOOD - Last LaughMetronomy, Naima Bock, Joshua Idehen - With BalanceCassandra Jenkins - Delphinium BlueJessica Pratt - The Last YearBeth Gibbons - Lost ChangesLos Campesinos! - Feast of TonguesKokoshca - La JuventudHinds, Beck - Boom Boom BackEscuchar audio

Vetusta Morla comparten "Ay, Madrid", como nuevo adelanto de "Fulgurantes", el disco que publican el 31 de mayo. La escuchamos en este podcast junto a lo nuevo de Porches, Shygirl, Beachwoods Sparks, Nada Surf, Liz Lawrence, NxWories...  VETUSTA MORLA - Ay, MadridXOEL LÓPEZ - OchomilANNI B SWEET - Buen ViajeLOS ESTANQUES - Bienvenidos Al CircoNxWorries - FromHere (ft. Snoop Dogg & October London)REMI WOLF - CinderellaCUMGIRL8 - Quite Like LoveGOLD LAKE - CitiesPORCHES - JokerNADA SURF - In Front of Me NowLIZ LAWRENCE - No OneMABEL, SHYGIRL - Look at My Body (Pt. II)SHYGIRL - Encore (ft. Danny L Harle)BEACHWOOD SPARKS - Falling ForeverTRAVIS - The RiverNIÑA POLACA - Travieso (David Kano Remix)EL COLUMPIO ASESINO - ToroEscuchar audio

Demasiado mayor para ser un adolescente, demasiado insolvente para ser un adulto. Aaron Maine va a reflejar el choque entre la despreocupada juventud y el peso de la madurez en 'Shirt', el sexto álbum de su proyecto Porches. Playlist:Metronomy, Pan Amsterdam - Nice TownKamasi Washington, George Clinton, D Smoke - Get LitKOKOKO! - Bazu BangaTwo Shell - gimmi itOvermono, The Streets - turn the pageOBAL - AROUND MEYaya Bey, Exaktly - eric adams in the clubAle Acosta, Çantamarta - El Cerro y El MarShygirl, Danny L Harle, Club Shy - encoreCaroline Polachek - Dangstivijoes - MENTIROSOPorches - JokerHow To Dress Well - ... Gas Station Against Blackened HillsideRaveena - PlutoKali Uchis - HeladitoRa Ra Riot - The WishVampire Weekend - ConnectEscuchar audio

Peloton's DJ John Michael is back for a THREE-PEAT and came prepared as we took a dive -- pun intended -- into Dua Lipa's third studio album, Radical Optimism. We go track by track talking everything from the songwriters and producers to our favorite moments and our hopes and wishes for the remainder of this album cycle. We also took some time to reflect on Madonna's final Celebration Tour show in Rio de Janeiro.

4 years since her last album, and continuing her reign at the top of the muisc world, we have finally been treated to Dua Lipa's third album 'Radical Optimism'

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AnalyticNotorious Mass Effect: Deep Dive into Dua Lipa's "Illusion"This segment dives into the world of Dua Lipa's latest music video, "Illusion," from her upcoming album, "Radical Optimism."We'll unveil the captivating visuals filmed at the iconic Piscina Municipal de Montjuïc in Barcelona, Spain.Join us as we analyze the fierce and confident lyrics of "Illusion," described by Lipa as a song about recognizing deception while embracing the thrill of the ride.This segment explores the collaborative process behind the track, featuring Lipa alongside Caroline Ailin, Danny L. Harle, Tobias Jesso Jr., and Kevin Parker.We'll also discuss the elaborate choreography Lipa showcases alongside high divers and synchronized swimmers, taking the music video to a whole new level.This is Notorious Mass Effect, and we're breaking down the latest in music with a deep dive into Dua Lipa's "Illusion."Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/analytic-dreamz-notorious-mass-effect/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Hablamos con Andrea Jiménez, Premio El Ojo Crítico de Teatro con Teatro en Vilo, por el estreno de 'Casting Lear'. Una obra que mezcla al Rey Lear de Shakespeare con su padre, que tiene un actor distinto cada noche que no ha podido leer el guion y que sucede en un Teatro de la Abadía desnudo.Además, los estrenos de cine, con Conxita Casanovas; el paseo semanal de Jesús Marchamalo, hoy con Irene Vallejo; y Leyre Guerrero descubriéndonos la figura del productor Danny L. Harle. Escuchar audio

We react to Olly Alexander's Eurovision 2024 song "Dizzy." The BBC released the official music video on 1 March. The song was produced by Dua Lipa's producer Danny L Harle. Can Olly win Eurovision for the UK? We discuss. 00:00 Introduction 00:48 Reaction 03:42 Analysis and prediction 13:53 Reader comments

Love har lyssnat på kvinnan som Todd Rundgren ville låta som, Robert har upptäckt halvny konspirationsteoretisk hårdrock från Gnarps finest. Sedan blir det proto-twee med Dolly Mixture (ej att förväxla med Dolly Style), vilket leder vidare till Saint Etienne, Mo Tucker, Shangri-Las och Tammys. Robert har gjort en mashup på Monkey Island-musik, Ewan MacColl och en dryckesvisa från 1600-talet. Love har sammanfattat en skiva med "avig pop" som en spänstig och fräsch mix, vilket leder till associationer med Josef K och Biljardakademin. Ett gammalt fast inslag tar ett triumfatoriskt ärevarv för att fira sin fullständiga seger, med Alcest och Maudlin of the Well. I Roberts Last.fm-historik har vi kommit fram till 2017 - 2018 och hör Teleman (ej att förväxla med Georg Philipp Telemann) och Danny L Harle. Vi hör Beatles i skrattspegelversion och en avig kärleksförklaring till Gene Krupa och hans blänkande trumset, och så har Love gjort en låt. Dessutom beslår vi Orup (ej att förväxla med Lars Orup) med lögn. Errata: Love refererade till Factory Records när han i själva verket menade Postcard. Gör oss sällskap på Discord: ⁠https://discord.gg/Cywtq7vaqZ⁠ Gilla, kommentera och recensera på The Facebook: ⁠https://facebook.com/musikensmaktpodcast/⁠ Bidra till Loves fysiska överlevnad och få lite bonusmaterial: ⁠https://www.patreon.com/musikensmakt⁠

Love har lyssnat på kvinnan som Todd Rundgren ville låta som, Robert har upptäckt halvny konspirationsteoretisk hårdrock från Gnarps finest. Sedan blir det proto-twee med Dolly Mixture (ej att förväxla med Dolly Style), vilket leder vidare till Saint Etienne, Mo Tucker, Shangri-Las och Tammys. Robert har gjort en mashup på Monkey Island-musik, Ewan MacColl och en dryckesvisa från 1600-talet. Love har sammanfattat en skiva med "avig pop" som en spänstig och fräsch mix, vilket leder till associationer med Josef K och Biljardakademin. Ett gammalt fast inslag tar ett triumfatoriskt ärevarv för att fira sin fullständiga seger, med Alcest och Maudlin of the Well. I Roberts Last.fm-historik har vi kommit fram till 2017 - 2018 och hör Teleman (ej att förväxla med Georg Philipp Telemann) och Danny L Harle. Vi hör Beatles i skrattspegelversion och en avig kärleksförklaring till Gene Krupa och hans blänkande trumset, och så har Love gjort en låt. Dessutom beslår vi Orup (ej att förväxla med Lars Orup) med lögn. Errata: Love refererade till Factory Records när han i själva verket menade Postcard.

T. Kyle and Bradley discuss the 2024 Coachella line-up (including Grindr's version), the No Doubt reunion, the two NYC gays suing Madonna for being late for the ‘Celebration Tour' in Brooklyn, Jamie Lee Curtis' idea for matinee concerts, Jennifer Lopez's insane ‘This Is Me…Now' visual trailer, High Fashion Editorial! featuring Dua Lipa for ‘Rolling Stone' and Lana Del Rey for SKIMS, Annaleigh Ashford at the Emmys, TikTok Talk featuring Renee Rapp not knowing who Kylie Minogue is and being proudly ageist and the ‘Mean Girls' cast not knowing who anyone is either, Renee Rapp stanning Wendy Williams and Trisha Paytas on Call Her Daddy, Mikayla's self-tanner drama, new music from T. Kyle (Ariana Grande remix, T. K-Hole!), Dua Lipa's Danny L Harle mix, Allie X, Shygirl, Kali, ARTY, Above and Beyond, MASH, and of course, Ava Max and Kygo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our 30-minute reaction video to the news Olly Alexander, previously of Years and Years, will represent the United Kingdom at Eurovision 2024. We discuss the announcement on Strictly Come Dancing, his discography, his collab with Dua Lipa producer Danny L Harle, his mysterious reveal video and much much more. Featuring (in order of appearance): William - http://instagram.com/williamleeadams Lucy - http://instagram.com/lucyeasurtee Deban - http://instagram.com/deban_deban Cinan - http://instagram.com/cinansdl Jonathan - http://instagram.com/jonathanlvautrey Katie - http://instagram.com/katie.lou.wilson

This week on Globalsessions the 'Track of the Week' is Dua Lipa's 'Houdini,' a song described as a vanishing-act anthem. Since her 2020 album 'Future Nostalgia,' Dua Lipa has been a prominent figure in the music scene, collaborating with famous artists and engaging in various multimedia projects​​. 'Houdini,' produced with Kevin Parker and Danny L Harle, marks a departure from the cosmic sparkle of 'Future Nostalgia,' offering a grounded, more live musicianship-driven sound. The song's catchy yet substantial nature reinforces Lipa's untouchable status in pop music​​. This is a HUGE song! The 'Global Classic' this week is Eric Prydz's 'Pjanoo,' a celebrated track in dance music history. Known for its uplifting melody and timeless appeal, 'Pjanoo' has been a favourite in clubs and radio stations since its release. Its energizing beats and memorable tune have made it a classic in the electronic dance music genre. Tune into Globalsessions with Paul Rudd for these and other exceptional dance music tracks, now reaching a global audience in over 32 countries. Stay updated with the latest by following Paul Rudd and Globalsessions on social media @theglobalsessions. 1. Kelli-Leigh - Kill The Lights (Radio Edit) 2. B15 Project Feat Lynsey Moore - Lately (Sol Brothers & Special Tee Remix) 3. Paul Woolford x LF System Feat Shayan - In My Head 4. Charlie Big Potato x Mark Armitage Feat Rochelle - All Night (Radio Edit) 5. Bandit & Belfort - Jenny (Heaven Can You Hear Me) (Radio Edit) 6. Pete Tong & Jem Cooke & Jules Buckley - Heat Rising (Radio Edit) TRACK OF THE WEEK 7. Dua Lipa - Houdini (Radio Edit) 8. Sasha Anne - Looking For Fun (Block & Crown Radio Edit) 9. Campbell x Alcemist Feat Caity Baser - Would You (Higgo Radio Edit) 10. Tech It Deep - Aisha (Radio Edit) 11. Dario G - Savour the Miracle of Life (Charming Horses Edit) 12. Billy Gillies Feat Hannah Boleyn - DNA (Loving You) (Joel Corry Edit) 13. Nils Van Zandt - Cry (Radio Edit) 14. Fidget Spinnerz - For An Angel (Radio Edit) THE GLOBAL CLASSIC 15. Eric Prydz - Pjanoo (Club Mix) 16. Nightlapse Feat Faber - Collide (Radio Edit) 17. Galantis x Neon Trees - Dreamteam (Radio Edit) 18. Sarah Reeves - Get Back Your Fight (Gregatron Radio Edit) 19. Crystal Waters - Dance Dance Dance (Azello Remix) This show is syndicated & distributed exclusively by Syndicast. If you are a radio station interested in airing the show or would like to distribute your podcast / radio show please register here: https://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration

DUA LIPA IS BACK!  Earlier this year, Dua Lipa announced her  third studio album would be released sometime in 2024 with a new sound that sees her moving away from disco, embracing more of 1970s-era psychedelia. Dua worked with Kevin Parker (From Tame Impala), Danny L Harle, Caroline Ailin, Tobias Jesso Jr, Cameron Gower Pool, Josh Gudwin, and Chris Gehringer on her new track 'Houdini'  We were lucky to have a short chat with Dua about the track, her fav spot in NZ and her love of red & white wine!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tracklist :Yazoo - Situation (12")Shanti Celeste - Cutie (edit)Kornél Kovàcs - SzakadChrissy - All These DreamsEric B & Rakim - Paid In FullFaze-O - Night Riding HighThe Flying Lizards - Steam Away (Remastered)KX9000 - Smoking LobbyKreamcicle - No News Is NewsScarface - On My BlockHall & Oates - Maneater (Extended Club Mix)Capone-N-Noreaga - Thug Paradise ft. Tragedy KhadafiMa$e - What You Want (ft. Total)Kerri Chandler, Troy Denari - Sun of Sound (Vocal Mix)Ice Spice - Bikini Bottom LSDXOXO - FreakMichelle - PulseThe Human League - Don't You Want Me (Extended Mix)Waleed - SueñosThe Natives - You YouNaughty by Nature - Written On Yo Kitten (Remix)Smino - Settle Down (ft. Cory Henry & Ravyn Lenae)Daniel T - All Thai'd UpDanny L Harle - In My Dreams Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Seguimos con la invasión psicodélica que está ocurriendo durante los primeros minutos de This Is Not a Song Chart. Despertamos con The Murlocs y nuestro disco de la semana a cargo de The Black Angels. Nuestro enviado especial a Los Angeles, Ben Cardew, nos cuenta qué tal fue la segunda jornada de Primavera Sound L.A. con Nine Inch Nails, Bicep o Danny L Harle y suenan novedades de Djo, Magdalena Bay, Lyzza o Hickeys. The Murlocs - Subsidiary The Black Angels - El Jardín The Black Angels - La Pared (Govt. Wall Blues) Djo - Runner Magdalena Bay - Unconditional Whitney - NOTHING REMAINS Young Jesus, Tomberlin - Gold Line Awe Whispering Sons - Surface - Mogwai Remix Mura Masa - up all week (with slowthai) Little Dragon, JID - Stay Lyzza, Backxwash - Heathens Call Pink Siifu, Real Bad Man - Off the Plane (feat. EZ & Kari Faux) Hickeys - Material Weight Joe Crepúsculo - El tren de la bruja - Grande Amore Remix Charlotte Adigéry, Bolis Pupul - Cliché - Soulwax Remix Carlota Flâneur - Alive at the same time Hot Chip - Eleanor Gorillaz - Cracker Island (feat. Thundercat)

We have a god and his name is Danny. The master L Harle returns to The Weekly Review to talk makina and kids music and we couldn't be happier.

This is episode #002 of the FuturePerfect Podcast where we talk with compelling people breaking new ground in art, media, and entertainment. This podcast is produced by FuturePerfect Studio, an extended reality studio creating immersive experiences for global audiences. Episodes are released every two weeks, visit our website futureperfect.studio for more details.The text version of this interview has been edited for length and clarity. Find the full audio version above or in your favorite podcast app.This week we interview Team Rolfes, a digital performance and image studio led by Sam and Andy Rolfes. The studio specializes in figurative animation, VR puppetry, and mixed reality collage. They create works across multiple formats, including livestream improvisational comedy, live motion capture animation on large festival stages and in underground rave bunkers, print design for fashion collections, album covers and music videos. They have collaborated with Lady Gaga, Danny Elfman, Danny L Harle, Nike, Netflix, Adult Swim and performed at music festivals across the world. On June 4th, 2022, they will premiere their live 3D musical 3-2-1 RULE at Carriageworks in Sydney, Australia. The work is being developed together with writer and net artist Jacob Bakkila and artist songwriter Lil Mariko.I first encountered your work as an online video in 2020 as a part of the Lunchmeat Festival of electronic music and art based in Prague. I think it was called Sam Rolfes 360° AV experience. I watched it on my Oculus headset and the work was so exhilarating, but also disconcerting and humorous at the same time. It was like a fever dream complete with moving walls, objects melting, spaces constantly changing sizes, and yet was extremely beautiful. For me, the work exemplified this intriguing in-betweenness that you embrace: part puppet show, theme park ride, sculpture, live performance, gaming, and installation. And this makes absolute sense because you've been making experiences across media and genres for a very long time.You were both originally trained in painting and fine art. How did you get from there to the work that you're doing now?Sam Rolfes: Yes, Andy and I both come from a painting background. Our mom was a painter. She ran a little 3D studio when we were kids. She had these big huge books on Blender and 3ds Max laying around.Andy Rolfes: It was a long path back to 3D. We played around with 2D a lot more. We read about musculature systems in the 3D books and wondered how in the world people can even set this stuff up.SR: There was also a lot about wireframes. When we were kids 3D was just kind of boring. It felt like math and I didn't want to do math I just wanted to make a cool race car. AR: Yeah a lot of math. I remember making a sword in Blender when I was 12. It's a pretty linear shape, but it was the most taxing process. So I went back to 2D. I could just play with a plane and an abstraction and it was more fun.These 3D tools, along with game engines and other design software, have become some of the most significant toolsets for conceptualizing and building your work. What happened in terms of your training where you suddenly realized you needed to leave painting and watercolor and shift into 3D?SR: I don't remember how I came across it, but I came across ZBrush, a 3D sculpting program where you can mash things around like digital clay. That was the big aha moment for me. A lot times it hides (honestly oftentimes to its detriment) the mathy elements and we found that it was actually in keeping with our painting background where it allows for semi-improvisation, but with an impressionistic sculptural object. Andy started playing more with Maya and Blender as well. And we both slowly got into it just because it was fun.AR: I went through the whole watercolor track and was doing semi-pro photography and developing an interest in photogrammetry. As I was seeing Sam play around with ZBrush, I got into it and jumped back into 3D. I actually went back to 3ds Max. I was putting photogrammetry scans in there and throwing grass around and rendering that out and realized it had gotten way better. And I started bringing in my 2D stuff and playing with ways to collage that in. I played around with that and Cinema 4D before I ended up going back to ZBrush.SR: This was in tandem with the 2012 to 2016 era of internet art and post internet art. There were a lot of people doing 3D art. They would kind of kludge something together in Maya and make it shiny and spin around. And that stuff still exists to some extent these days, but was increasingly present in Chicago where I was living at the time. I had just moved back from Austin after being there for a year after graduating art school. I was starting to do more show flyers and stuff like that and I was trying to find whatever scene existed in Chicago. You wouldn't know it because none of the people would actually hang out in person, but a lot of interesting things in the glitch scene and post internet scene were coming out of Chicago. I was trying to engage with this new community and was finding our perspective within that. I realized we could take a different approach because of our painting background. All these other people were coming more from a digital art or computer science background. They had an art game program at SAIC where I went to school, but I was so turned off by it because everybody was making these white box gallery experiences and they were all the same. That was one reason why it took me a while to get into Unreal Engine. I was still traumatized by having to virtually walk through all these terribly designed spaces. And then I started doing music videos. Our first one was for this group Amnesia Scanner. And I started using ZBrush as a live visual performance tool and did visuals for shows. I would make characters for every musician performing. There's no real rigging in ZBrush, but I managed to make the characters bounce around like marionettes. From there I got a bit of an understanding of realtime performance.And then Amnesia Scanner kind of blew up on the internet. We don't reach out to musicians like this, but I just like sent them an email. They're very mysterious and I didn't know where they were based. I sent them an email that was in four different languages that was like, please let's work together. And they responded to me. So I spent two months with an initial dev trying out both Unity and Unreal. And Unreal ended up being better.I got in contact through a friend of a friend with this guy Eric Anderson, who was running a three-story punk venue in Chicago called The Keep. We met and he had a prototype Oculus Rift. This was back in 2015 or something like that. And I went to this DIY spot and then stayed there for a week and we just banged out this crazy video. I just palmed the prototype Oculus headset to do the camera. There was no sequencer and there was nothing rendered in Unreal. This was all recorded. I exported it all and took it to my painting mentor's place and uploaded it to his 12 year old daughter's gaming computer. And it took like 24 hours for it to load on that computer and then we performed it there and just recorded it straight from the screen. It felt good enough that we kind of just kept running with it for everything after that.So in terms of music, your past works have a long dialogue with rave culture, hyperpop, and new forms of media that circulate on the internet. Tell us more about that dialogue and how it informs some of your current work.AR: I was kind of plugged into, or at least aware of, both vaporwave and glitch and everything in between that, like the acerbic visuals and everyone realizing 3D is a lot more approachable. The communities I've engaged with have definitely been varied and scattered. It's a lot of pulling things together and trying to figure out what works. Up until recently not many friends or people I've know have directly engaged with 3D. But I show them what I'm working on and try to connect different communities together and see how we can work together.SR: And more recently you've been more active in the visual artist communities than I have. I've been more interested in those rave cultures. I have a long career of DJing and producing. I've been in the turntable scene, the glitch hop scene, the witch house scene, and now it's hyperpop. It all ends up being the same. The through line is just experimentalism basically. It's just like a certain amount of interest in a new sound.Hyperpop is an interesting illustration of this to talk about because it's this weird thing where underground culture was made mainstream and at the same time, at least initially, was not diluted upon becoming mainstream. I guess this has happened all the time, but it's the most recent occurrence that I participated in. Hyperpop is this weird sound that somehow a ton of people know about and it became a meme and a joke because of course it was gonna be. But watching that dynamic was very interesting. We've had a long history with different music scenes. Both me performing as a DJ, but also us doing stage performances with musicians on big festival stages with mocap (motion capture) VR performances that are kind of accompaniments to their music. We've got an opera and a kind of a 3D musical in the works right now. But where it all started was album covers and then music videos. It was about participating in those communities and finding a way to, as visual artists, be a part if it more than just fans, but actually help shape the ideas and shape where everything is going. What are the ideas you're shaping? What's the content and the substance of what you're trying to shape right now?SR: Generally we try and get in and maybe expand the visual dynamic range. With a lot of experimental approaches, especially in the music scenes, it ends up being a lot about vibe or the nerdy tech or kind of esoteric stuff. For us, we can use all these esoteric tech tools, but use them hopefully for a compelling overarching narrative.And I'm sure we'll talk more about the performative aspects of our work with using digital tools. But in these electronic scenes it ends up losing a certain humanity. A lot of it for us has been trying to reconnect to this live, in-the-moment feeling. Our work is trying to hit the same subconscious feeling of being in the moment and having all these things happening rather than have some kind of contrived tech demo construction or something.AR: Especially nowadays where people are like—oh yeah I need to touch grass. We want to somehow bring that back to the digital and think how can we make this more physical? We're combining that with strong motivations and guiding lights in theater, performance, athletics, heavy physicality. And we're thinking what can we really do with having our bodies fling around, often literally, and have that cascade and become a deeper narrative that also has its own motivations of speaking to the community or wherever our eyes are fixated at the moment.Performance in front of a live audience is super central to you guys. Give us a sense of the infrastructure you need to build in order to create one of your dynamic realtime performances. How does it work compositionally, dramaturgically and technically? What does it take to put together and create a realtime dynamic performance in front of a live audience.SR: Right now, one of our projects is this stage adaptation for this short film, this bigger thing 3-2-1 RULE that's going to debut in Australia in a month. That one is going to be significantly more structured and quality controlled beforehand rather than being a crazy thing where it's incredibly improvisational. Often times each show is purpose built to a certain extent. Most of our projects inherit worlds and characters and assets from previous projects, but they they build on each other. We'll have a collection of scenes that are modular and existing in the same world. Each one is setup for a specific type of camera shot and a specific type of motion capture or VR mechanic.AR: Before we get into designing the motion, we also have to figure what the arc of the performance is. What's the energy, what modes want to fit where? Is this going to be a soft moment or is it going to be more excitable? We chart the long arc and mini arcs of the scene.SR: Oftentimes we're not able to meet with the musicians until we get to whatever country we're going to. Prior to meeting them we set up these modular scenes, each with their arc in terms of mechanics and scene dynamic. We have a whole collection of things and plug them together to an extent. Because the performances are so improvisational, it's kind of like acting the part of a good DJ who's watching the audience, watching the musicians, listening, and deciding what's right in the moment.We work this way when we're making music videos as well. Where we build the environment in VR and then kind of feel out where the choreography of a scene is supposed to go. This big Australian debut of 3-2-1 RULE is going to be pretty regimented. We're going to have everything planned, but there's still going to be a fair amount of improvisation since it's all realtime. I would never want to cut out the potential for those kind of magical moments to happen.It sounds like 3-2-1 RULE is a very important transitional project for you where you're in control of the narrative and you're not in service of some other musicians. Tell me where the title 3-2-1 RULE comes from and give me a sense of what you're producing.SR: The name comes from this backup strategy in tech where you're supposed to have three backups. I'm gonna get this wrong, but one is local, one is on the cloud, and one is offsite. The staged work is an adaptation of a short film and will eventually be either a feature film or a playable game. It's one of the major projects for us this year. It's kind of a parody of both the metaverse stuff and the contemporary moment. But also a way to talk about memory and people's relationships and history together on the internet and what happens when you use the cloud platforms as a prosthetic brain or a prosthetic memory where you're offloading moments together. The work follows these gig economy workers who respond to listings posted on an app that gathers memories for people in a metaverse space. If someone wants to remember the best day they ever had or the way their dad danced around when he made breakfast they would use this app and the gig economy workers dive in and play these genre parody games to unlock the memory for them. The conceit is that AI can obviously go in and scan your brain or scan the internet and grab this stuff, but it could never recreate the senses that really make up the core of what the memory is. So you have these gig economy workers who kind of chemically collage and assemble these things together for their clients.The stage adaptation served the dual function of giving us an excuse to start building out everything for this broader narrative project really fast. And to start developing this format that's closer to a musical. The debut in Australia will be with the musician Lil Mariko, but the idea is that we would put this on all over the world, and it could be any musician friend that would star in this role. It might be customized for each musician a bit. There are moments where there's narrative and there are moments were they could just perform their songs. This is kind of our pitch for a new performance format that could be replicated elsewhere and could really bring variety to the music performance world. Because I mean I love music shows. I love venues. I love playing them. I love going to them. I'm at them all the time. But I'm sick of music shows and the format has hardly changed. There exists this potential to unite all these different formats including visuals, sound, music, and narrative. And it takes a little more work. But I think we might be good people to try it out.You're working with writer and social network artist Jacob Bakkila. What is he bringing to the work?SR: We initially brought Jacob in on our now defunct Netflix project we were developing. He has a whole career of performing as bots on the internet or doing genre parody things and all these satirical things that are really brilliant. The project was going really well, but there was too much red tape and it got canceled. But we were talking afterward about working together and we had a kernel of the idea for 3-2-1 RULE. He said, okay I think I can do this and went away for a few days and came back with the base concept for 3-2-1 RULE. And it just threaded the needle between stuff that our team had already been working on for our game and other projects. I work directly with Jacob on the broader concepts and the story and where it goes, but he can churn out hilarious writing very quickly. It's a mishmash of different online references from every generation and he's so conversant in that kind of dialogue that he can make it feel genuinely realistic. He's able to sit in this incredibly online space that I feel is very essential to this story. He just generally knows how to fit everything together in a very nice way and was able to bring the emotion to the project.Do you have a sense of what you want the audience to experience? What do you want them to come away with? What kind of impact do you want to have on them?SR: Maybe it varies a bit between the live show, the eventual short, and then whatever the final big project is. I want it to be jarring, but funny. I want it to reflect upon our online relationships and what we've given up in terms of community, interpersonal dialogue, memory and moments together. How much are we sacrificing for platforms?Would it be safe to say that you obviously have a fraught relationship with these platforms? You've experimented in these spaces, you draw inspiration from these spaces, you post in these spaces, and simultaneously, you're frustrated and critical of these spaces. SR: We're participating in them because there really is no alternative. I have friends who are making their own distributed web3 based platforms like people doing Channel and people doing other projects, like more horizontal lefty things here and there. But they still have to promote it on platforms because that is just where all this stuff exists. So much of our stuff, especially if it has any narrative, does have a platform critical element to it because I can't think of anything else to comment on. It feels so absurd to be forced to fit this art that we do, that could take so many different forms, into a box that's 1080 by 1080 pixels and lasts a minute. There's always been constraints to art, but with platforms it's not a meritocracy, and the best stuff does not rise to the surface. The platforms themselves do not promote things that are in keeping with the value system of anybody within their right minds. It promotes things that will do well on the platform for its own good. I don't think that's a healthy thing for an artistic community, or for an artist, or for anything. I think most people recognize this to an extent. In a sense, critiquing it and putting it in my little skits is just coping. It's like acknowledging it, but I only have so much ability to actually do anything about it. It's also just generally frustrating with the moment we're in. The trick is speaking to that moment and then not getting too trapped in the Twitter style riffing on the discourse of the day. That stuff will do better, it is incentivized because you will get better metrics and the platforms want that kind of momentary ephemeral thing. But then if you go back a week later, it doesn't hit the same. So that's also a trap. Having things be somehow engaging with the contemporary moment, acknowledging where we are right now, and what our relation is to these platforms and to the economy and to how they have basically become the air we breath. Doing that and then also figuring out how you have it be something that lasts longer than 10 minutes is always a struggle artistically.In all of our discussion we haven't touched on the literal politics of the day. I mean, we haven't talked about Ukraine, we haven't talked about Russia. We haven't talked about the elections. We haven't talked about any of that. What's your relationship to these events and the work you're doing? Is it something you avoid, something you engage with, or something you don't wanna participate in?SR: All the political discourse, at least between the conservative and liberal sphere, I don't give a s**t about. My interest is in the working class relation to their power, and collective bargaining and what we can do about it. I have opinions about imperialism and being against it and what the US should be doing abroad. But a much more tangible thing to engage with is union and platform issues.AR: It feels more actionable. Stuff that doesn't feel like beating the same drum. We're not trying to be Beeple where we just do modern day political cartoons.SR: That's that momentary discourse thing I'm talking about where it's like oh, I'm going to make an Elon thing. Like who cares?AR: It feels far too ephemeral. And there's a time in place for that, the political art.SR: And I have done some stuff like that, I mean I've thrown Zuckerberg into some s**t, but I don't know.AR: But that's also trying to keep things contemporary and keeping with a sense of immediacy. I feel like we usually try to tie things down to more. Not really universal, well sort of universal because working class issues are fairly universal outside of maybe the top 1%. But try to speak to the broader issues, and try to speak more to the individual themselves rather than trying to talk to political issues that will come and go all the time. Even if they don't seem like they ever go away.SR: Talking about the news of the day and making art about the news of the day is both a symptom of a broader issue that is very much not the discourse in the mainstream media or however you wanna phrase it. Not to sound like too much like a post-left guy, but it's a liberal trap to make your art about an issue that is being discussed by the media that you have no control over. It's a liberal trap in that it is a culture war fabrication that art can change the world. Like if we make the most moral Disney movie, then everybody will be good. It ignores people's relation to their labor and all these other things. It's like, if we have no more bad villains who do problematic things on TV, then everybody's gonna be okay. And I think a lot of artists end up in that trap, feeling the push to have to make work about things like this. Both because it's incentivized by the platform, and because again it's the churn of the daily discourse you're supposed to plug into. And just morally they feel like oh, I have to be saying something. And I'm not saying that my stuff is not cope because there's a left version of this that is just cope too. But it's just like posting on Twitter. It's not doing anything. We've all been trained to be cultural commentators. All we are doing is quote tweeting people endlessly while the same structural system continues. And I just have no interest in participating in that. It's entertainment at the end of the day and it's entertainment for some people and my stuff is entertainment for lefty types and I'm not necessarily accomplishing anything more, but I at least think that the topics that I'm interested in maybe are more realistically accomplished.AR: I usually just look to the actual items. I just made an artwork for the Queer Museum of Digital Art, which is part of the whole web3 sphere. They're trying to fundraise.SR: Just to clarify, I was not talking about that kind of stuff. I'm not saying that fundraising's bad or anything like that.AR: I know. I know. For Ukraine or other huge issues, I'm just going to donate or help however I can. If sharing something might help connect one or two other people, I'm aware of my presence as a node within this whole network. If i'm one of a thousand other people sharing this, but there are three other people in my network who didn't see this it's cool if it's actionable. Not if it's just hot takes.SR: That community building is also way more important than making art about it. Communities can make art and have that steer people in a certain direction. Just to self roast a little bit, if I made the most perfectly leftist take down of whatever, that doesn't accomplish anything either. So making these alternative structures, not to get into dual power talk, but building community structures that exist outside of these platform capital dependent things, I think is the most important thing.What communities are you working with specifically?SR: I have yet to start helping them really in a way that I can give myself credit for, but Jaded is a new organization. It's some people from the Black Socialists in America, Zack Fox, and a bunch of comedians have started this artist co-op and community. They're building a venue, they're going to be funding scripts, they just debuted this podcast they're doing. Black Socialists in America also have all these other projects like The Dual Power App, which helps give people tools for building co-ops and horizontal things and community structures that don't rely on basic finance capital. They are a great example.And then Channel, I did some work for them. They're a web3 venture. I don't want to over explain their thing because I will probably do a bad job. They've done a lot of platform critical work, podcasts, and they're a bunch of lefty artists. But from time to time they would get shadowbanned. And they are still, regardless of how critical they are, dependent on these platforms to a certain extent. They're working to untether that. In the same way that people are tethered to their jobs because they can't get universal healthcare, they have to stay at the job for healthcare. To give themselves a life raft or a way to untether from that toxic situation, the idea is that basically their followers are on the chain so that they can move to whatever platform. You don't lose followers when you jump somewhere else. It's a first step towards an alternative platform structure or an alternative community structure that does not rely on passing through AWS and Google and relying on this huge stack from just a couple companies. Both of them, Channel and Jaded are awesome examples, and we help where we can.That's great. This really helps fill in a whole other part of your practice that I'm learning more and more about all the time. So I'm super excited to hear you talk about that.We have so many things in common and we have some really interesting overlapping happening between Team Rolfes and FuturePerfect Studio. It's very exciting and I can't wait to see more of your work and have more conversations with both of you. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit futureperfect.substack.com

Ha sido difícil encontrar disco de la semana. Los viernes festivos no suelen ser buenos días para publicar discos y así ha sido, aún así, Kurt Vile con su (watch my moves) ha llegado para salvarnos la semana. Despertamos con un nuevo adelanto del próximo disco de Fontaines D.C. y suenan novedades de Helado Negro, Ruth Radelet, Lil Texas o Mainline Magic Orchestra. Fontaines D.C. - Roman Holiday Kurt Vile - Palace of OKV in Reverse Kurt Vile - Like Exploding Stones Helado Negro - Ya no estoy aquí Ruth Radelet - Crimes Mdou Moctar - Untitled - Duma Remix King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Kepler-22b Hot Chip - Down DJ Seinfeld - Song For The Lonely - Closet Yi Remix HAAi, Obi Franky - Purple Jelly Disc Lil Texas, Danny L Harle, DJ Danny - Donk Rythm Yawners - Honey One Path, Yung Hegelians, GOTHIC SANS, Megansito el Guapo - Funeral Mainline Magic Orchestra - Baile La Casa Azul - No Hay Futuro Jamie XX - LET'S DO IT AGAIN Angel Olsen - All The Good Times Caroline Polachek - Billions

The FADER's Salvatore Maicki talks to Caroline Polachek and Flume about how ambulances, Danny L. Harle, and Magic: The Gathering each lent a formative hand in the creation of their new song and video, "Sirens.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hoy en PopNews hablo de #Crash el 5º disco de Charli XCX y que supone el último de su contrato discográfico con el sello atlantic Records. Charli se inspira en los sonidos de los 80s y da un giro con respecto al Pop de vanguardia que venía ejecutando en sus recientes proyectos y que comenzó con una trilogía de EPs, Vroom, Vroom, POP2 y Number 1 Angel. Posteriormente consagró su particular estilo musical hyperpop en sus dos últimos discos Charli y How I'm Feeling Now. En Crash regresa al POP fácil de sus primeros proyectos musicales True Romance y Sucker pero manteniendo algunos arreglos de su reciente sonido. Estará Crash a la altura del gran legado que Charli consiguió labrarse junto a los productores AG Cook, Danny L Harle o SOPHIE? Hoy salimos de dudas en la nueva reseña de PopNews.

"Caprisongs", el disco grabado durante el confinamiento por FKA twigs ya ha salido y no defrauda, por eso es nuestro disco de la semana. Despertamos con un nuevo disco de Nilüfer Yanya y suenan novedades de Beach House, Alto Arc (la unión de Danny L Harle, George Clarke de Deafheaven, Trayer Tryon de Hundred Waters y la artista de maquillaje Isamaya Ffrench), Black Country, New Road o KAINA.

Danny L Harle returns to Line Noise, in a show recorded live at the Primavera Weekender. Ben Cardew is joined by Johann Wald, Mar Vallverdú and their hardcore idol, Danny L Harle, to talk Harlecore, makina and being the man of the moment.

Danny L Harle returns to Line Noise, in a show recorded live at the Primavera Weekender. Ben Cardew is joined by Johann Wald, Mar Vallverdú and their hardcore idol, Danny L. Harle, to talk Harlecore, inclusive makina and being the man of the moment.

Como es habitual por estas fechas, repasamos la música que más nos ha gustado en el asteroide Edén durante el año que está a punto de terminar. Sonarán hits de FLOATING POINTS, LIL NAS X, SHARON VAN ETTEN & ANGEL OLSEN, LANA DEL REY, BILLIE EILISH, CASSANDRA JENKINS, ABBA, LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM, THE WAR ON DRUGS, NICK CAVE & WARREN ELLIS, LITTLE SIMZ, TYLER THE CREATOR, KIKO VENENO, ALGORA, ZAHARA, ALIZZ, C. TANGANA, MARIA ARNAL I MARCEL BAGÉS, ESPANTO, CHVRCHES, HALSEY, WOLF ALICE, SLEAFORD MODS, AMYL & THE SNIFFERS, DRY CLEANING, LOW, BICEP, CABARET VOLTAIRE, DANNY L HARLE, ONEOTHRIX POINT NEVER, KORELESS y LINGUA IGNOTA. ¡ Felices Navidades, Edenitas!

Como es habitual por estas fechas, repasamos la música que más nos ha gustado en el asteroide Edén durante el año que está a punto de terminar. Sonarán hits de FLOATING POINTS, LIL NAS X, SHARON VAN ETTEN & ANGEL OLSEN, LANA DEL REY, BILLIE EILISH, CASSANDRA JENKINS, ABBA, LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM, THE WAR ON DRUGS, NICK CAVE & WARREN ELLIS, LITTLE SIMZ, TYLER THE CREATOR, KIKO VENENO, ALGORA, ZAHARA, ALIZZ, C. TANGANA, MARIA ARNAL I MARCEL BAGÉS, ESPANTO, CHVRCHES, HALSEY, WOLF ALICE, SLEAFORD MODS, AMYL & THE SNIFFERS, DRY CLEANING, LOW, BICEP, CABARET VOLTAIRE, DANNY L HARLE, ONEOTHRIX POINT NEVER, KORELESS y LINGUA IGNOTA. ¡ Felices Navidades, Edenitas!

See here for full episode: patreon.com/aqnbIn this episode Steph speaks with Sam Rolfes, a self-described digital performance artist and designer working with sound, animation and the internet. Often collaborating with his brother Andy as Team Rolfes, Sam's worked with such big names as Lady Gaga, Danny Elfman and Rihanna, while presenting his solo real-time 3D improvisations and other collaborations with the likes of House of Kenzo, Rabit, Danny L Harle, Kai Whiston and many, many more.  Born in Dallas, educated in Chicago and now based in New York, Sam started in painting before pivoting into the smart, noisy and raucous mixed format art that's made him a highly sought-after artist and designer across scenes, fields and industries. Sam's work is both entertaining and alluring, while having a hard edge of humour and criticality that's revealed through a rough-edged digital aesthetic that's aware of its own artifice. 

In a special edition of The Weekly Review recorded live at the Primavera Weekender, the Weekly Review get to met their hardcore idol, Danny L. Harle, who joins us for a chat under the driving rain.

On Harlecore, Danny L Harle strives to create the ultimate super club. 4 storeys, 4 separate DJs, and you, floating from one floor to the next. Building these soundscapes from the utmost extremes of the genres, collaborating with real people to create as true a sense of a DJ personality as can be. For the ravers, this is heaven, and for everybody else, it may not even matter, because this party (thankfully) is not close to stopping. TRACKS INCLUDE: 'Where Are You Now (DJ Danny)' 'Boing Beat (MC Boing)' 'Interlocked (DJ Mayhem)' 'Ocean's Theme (DJ Ocean)' 'On A Mountain (DJ Danny)' 'Piano Song (MC Boing)' 'Do You Remember (DJ Danny)' 'All Night (DJ Mayhem)' 'Take My Heart Away (DJ Danny)' 'For So Long (DJ Ocean)' 'Shining Stars (DJ Mayhem)' 'Car Song (MC Boing)' 'Ti Amo feat. MC Spirits (DJ Danny)'. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

La Mélodie du Bonheur, c'est un podcast consacré à l'actualité musicale. Toutes les deux semaines, un album passe dans le viseur de l'équipe. Et chaque mois, on vous propose en plus un hors-actu choisi par un membre de l'équipe ! L'album de la semaine : Cette semaine, Loïc, Michaël et Wazoo vous parlent d'Harlecore, album de Danny L Harle sorti le 26 février 2021. Pierre les rejoint pour le quiz et les recommandations. Les recommandations : • Loïc : Turbo ciné, bande dessinée scénarisée par PoPésie et illustrée par TurboGros• Michaël : À la merveille, film réalisé par Terrence Malick• Pierre : la discographie d'Electronic, à commencer par le morceau "Getting Away With It"• Wazoo : BLAME!, manga écrit par Tsutomu Nihei Tracklist : • Générique de début : Michel Polnareff – Une simple mélodie ; Star Academy – La Musique• Album de la semaine : MC Boing - Rainbow (MC Boing Remix) ; Danny L Harle - All Night (feat. DJ Mayhem) ; Danny L Harle - For So Long (feat. DJ Ocean)• Quiz : Burzum - Dunkelheit ; The Rolling Stones - Jumping Jack Flash ; Frank Ocean - Nights ; Danny Brown - When It Rain ; Porter Ricks - Nautical Zone ; Playboi Carti - JumpOutTheHouse ; N.W.A. - Appetite for Destruction ; Daniel Johnston - True Love Will Find You in the End ; Kanye West - Ghost Town ; Kero Kero Bonito - Trampoline ; Caroline Polachek - Ocean of Tears ; DJ Screw - My Mind Went Blank• Morceau de fin : SZA - Hit Different• Générique de fin : Pet Shop Boys – Hit Music ; ABBA – Thank You for the Music ; Ulver – Like Music ; Kraftwerk – Musique Non Stop ; Serge Gainsbourg – Ballade de Melody Nelson Retrouver le podcast : XSilence | Facebook | Twitter | Apple Podcasts | Podcloud

The PC Music alumnus talks Harlecore, his debut album for Mad Decent. For more, visit Resident Advisor: https://ra.co/exchange/552 @dannylharle

The PC Music alumnus talks Harlecore, his debut album for Mad Decent.

Music from Steve Aoki, ALRT, Ben Nicky & Yellow Claw. DOWNLOAD: https://hypeddit.com/track/0gnvej TRACKLIST: 1. Steve Aoki, Ben Nicky, Spyro, Maikki - Like It Like That (Dim Mak) 2. Alex Prospect & Hartshorn - Playing Games 3. X-Fadid - In This Bitch (Contagious Records) TURNT AF TRACK 4. Alex Prospect & Jack Midify - Sweet Harmony 2020 5. Steve Aoki & Timmy Trumpet - Tarantino (feat. STARX) (Dim Mak) 6. Mandidextrous - Mañana2 7. ALRT - See The NRG (Deadbeats) 8. Spyro - Pull The Plug 9. ALRT - Touch Me (Deadbeats) 10. Yellow Claw & RayRay - Lasergun (Barong Family) 11. Spyro - NYC 12. ElyOtto - SugarCrash! THE MIX 13. Henry Fong & Knock2 - What’s The Move (feat. General Degree) (Tisoki Remix) (Dim Mak) 14. Ashnikko - Daisy (Tisoki & Minesweepa Flip) 15. Dabow & LYNY - Caliente 16. Space Laces - Kaiju (Rickyxsan Remix) 17. Wuki, Shaquille O’Neil, Skrilla King - SHUTUP (HARD Recs) 18. Ian Universe - Meadow 19. Steve Aoki & Gammer - Incoming (Dim Mak) 20. Wuki & Softest Hard - Family (HARD Recs) 21. Jakka B & Macks Wolf - City Of Angels 22. Technikore - Another Day (Xploded) ROOTS n FUTURE 23. Alex Prospect - Twat 2008 24. Danny L Harle & DJ Danny - On A Mountain 25. Wavedash - Dummo Loop ONE MORE CHOON 26. DJ Fingerblast - Guvnors On The Dancefloor ▼ Follow Spyro: Insta: www.instagram.com/yesspyro Youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCFLT3MrzlE0cgVU2XhpGcqw Soundcloud: @yesspyro Facebook: www.facebook.com/yesspyro Twitter: twitter.com/yesspyro TikTok: yesspyro Snapchat: yesspyro

Nigeria, Portugal y Noruega, Jamaica e Inglaterra, Cataluña y Andalucía, remezclas y originales: “La Hora Rockdelux” de marzo, con Santi Carrillo y Juan Cervera, y un surfeo por rockdelux.com donde suenan Niagara, Smerz, U-Roy, Danny L Harle, Mr Eazi, Maria Arnal & Marcel Bagés, Ferran Palau, Tarta Relena (en remezcla de John Talabot) y Califato ¾. ¡Vamos! 01 Maria Arnal i Marcel Bagés “Ventura” 02 Niagara “Ida” 03 Mr Eazi “The Don” 04 U-Roy “Natty Rebel” 05 Tarta Relena / John Talabot “Infants qui nascitur (Tornar és dub)” 06 Smerz “Glassboard” 07 Ferran Palau “Amor” 08 Danny L Harle “Boing Beat” 09 Califato ¾ “Canelita en rama”

Solen tränger sig fram, this means vår! Vi gästas av Österfärnebos vackraste röst, Amanda Örtenhag som just nu är aktuell som avatar superstar! Vi blickar framåt, stannar i nutid och lite backspegel. Programledarna Julia och David kör en segment flipmode. Tack att ni lyssnar! För mer info om låtar, segment och diverse klipp, besök www.lamour.se Låtar som spelas i programmet: I’ll be there - Lisa Peterson, Star Stable Come back to me - Mendy Do you remember - Danny L Harle, Dj Danny Bayside - Obskür close my eyes - different cups It’s a graveyard - Yair Etziony Här finner du Spotifyplaylisten med tillgängliga låtar som sänds i programmet, listan fylls på med nya låtar efter varje program: goo.gl/CUnvtY

Today: we rate the latest singles by St. Vincent, Twin Shadow, serpentwithfeet, Dizzy Fae and Doja Cat x Disclosure... but first: Azealia Banks orchestrates, Zara Larsson girlbosses and Ryder Ripps loses a client. Plus our final takes on Danny L Harle's Harlecore and Madison Beers' Life Support! All while asking: blonde or brunette? Put THAT in your blender! Merch idea? Hello Full episode playlist on Spotify  Hear this week’s extended cut and every bonus episode at patreon.com/hotlocalsingles hotlocalsingl.es 

Pépé Bradock, Sunareht, Tinashe et... Bruno Mars !Du lundi au vendredi de 19h à 21h, il vous invite dans son salon musical, et même parfois dans son vrai salon d’où le Nova Club émet trois fois par semaine.Accompagné par des invités de renom et des chroniqueurs passionnés, le Nova Club, c’est deux heures d’érudition musicale en toute décontraction ponctuées d’anecdotes vraies et de goûts très sûrs en comics, BD et séries.Tracklist :YAZOO - SITUATION (12’’)INDIA JORDAN - AND GROOVE TINASHE - I’M EVERY WOMAN (FEAT TOKiMONSTA)NONAME - RAINFOREST ALTIN GUN - HEY NARI LA FINE EQUIPE - HAPPUY ENDDRAKE - WANTS AND NEEDS (FEAT. LIL BABY)DRAKE - LEMON PEPPER FREESTYLE (FEAT. RICK ROSS)BRUNO MARS & ANDERSON .PAAK (SILK SONIC) - LEAVE THE DOOR OPEN SUNAREHT - PARTY SOUNDTRACK GENERATOR LOST SOULS OF SATURN - PACIFIC LIMBO BONUS BEATMAVIS JOHN - USE MY BODY DANNY L HARLE (MC BOING) - PIANO SONG DANNY L HARLE (DJ DANNY) - DO YOU REMEMBER DANNY L HARLE (DJ DANNY) - WHERE ARE YOU NOW DANNY L HARLE (MC BOING) - CAR SONG MAD PROFESSOR & PATO BANTON - MY OPINION PHILIPPE SARDE - LA LETTRE DE VIOLETTE See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

WE DID A MUSIC REVIEW EPISODE! WE GIVE OUR FIRST IMPRESSION ON LISTENING TO THE MADISON BEER DEBUT ALBUM 'LIFE SUPPORT' AS WELL AS DANNY L HARLE'S ALBUM 'HARLECORE'

Astro or crypto: choose your weapon. This week on The Weekly Review, Mar tells us all about witch TikTok, while Ben talks NFTs, crypto and music. Our album of the week is Danny L Harle's Harlecore, which begs the question: is gabber crypto or astro?

Today a himbo and a PhD candidate examine the cultural role of the 'bimbo' (a retro trope that's angling for a comeback) with the help of a few classic pop songs: "Barbie Girl" by Aqua, "Stupid Girls" by Pink, and "Stupid Hoe" by Nicki Minaj. Links to the pieces on 2020s bimboism in Rolling Stone and i-D. Over on the Patreon pre-show we talk first impressions of new albums by Madison Beer and Danny L Harle (more on this another time) plus movies, sugar, and we ease into the bimboist waters... Support the besties and hear months of bonus episodes and extended cuts: patreon.com/hotlocalsingles

On this week's show, special guest and Hype List 2021 cover star Baby Queen, who's just dropped her Really Very Good new single 'These Drugs'. Plus! A record of the week from Danny L Harle, and new music from Wolf Alice, The Horrors, CMAT, Maisie Peters and loads more.

Cogemos con ganas el nuevo disco de Danny L Harle y las nuevas canciones de La Zowi y Menta, pero nos vais a permitir que en la segunda mitad del programa nos pongamos un poco monotemáticos: invitamos a Aleix Ibars para escuchar íntegro por primera vez "El Madrileño". Reaccionando sobre la marcha a la zambullida definitiva de C. Tangana en el folklore hispano.

Hace apenas un par de semanas, el mundo de la música se paró conmocionado ante una noticia que ninguno hubiéramos querido leer jamás. Con apenas 34 años, Sophie Xeon, más conocida simplemente como SOPHIE, moría en Atenas tras sufrir un desafortunado accidente. Antes de conocer la noticia, este nuevo capítulo de Mala Hierba ya iba a estar dedicado a PC Music, sello por el que SOPHIE nunca firmó oficialmente pero que no se entiende sin ella. Este nuevo episodio se convierte así en nuestro humilde homenaje a una artista inabarcable e inmaterial que, aunque suene a tópico, nos ha dejado demasiado pronto. A través de PC Music, celebramos la vida y los amigos, aquello que nos hace bailar, lo estridente y lo brillante. Junto a Ainhoa Marzol, colaboradora en Rockdelux y Tardeo y fan absoluta de PC Music, repasamos el catálogo de un sello que, en menos de una década, se ha convertido en un género en sí mismo. Suenan el pop hipervitaminado de QT y easyFun, el hardcore más happy de Danny L Harle o DJ Warlord, la revisión irónica del house-Chicago de kane west y, por supuesto, la que es ya la mejor canción de 2021: Boing Beat de MC Boing. TRACKLIST: Axel F – Crazy FrogQT – Hey QTLaplander – easyFunGoin Crazy – kane westForever – Danny L HarleATB – Ecstacy (Warmix) – DJ WarlordWindowlicker – Aphex TwinBoing Beat – MC BoingConrete Angel – Hannah DiamondJUST LIKE WE NEVER SAID GOODBYE – SOPHIE

Fresh from the pop music conversation pit we're debating the merits of 10 new singles by artists like "Friday" hitmaker Rebecca Black, That Kid, Danny L Harle, Dua Lipa, Xiu Xiu, Rochelle Jordan, Club Eat, "Anywhere" songstress Rita Ora and more. Plus: Cardi B, Megan Thee Stallion, Ariana Grande and autist saviour Sia want our attention to an almost militant degree so we're going to give it to them, if only for the length of their new music videos. Join us... unless? Episode playlist on Spotify Hear the extended cut and every bonus episode on Patreon! hotlocalsingl.es

Today: Ariel Pink loses the plot, a Backstreet Boy goes alt-right, Zayn admits nobody's listening, Ashnikko's an industry plant, Danny L Harle switches labels, and we have a new fave... busy week at Hot Local Singles! As always, support the besties at patreon.com/hotlocalsingles for more and we'll see you soon.

Music from Gammer, Lil Texas, Mandidextrous & more! SUBSCRIBE ON ITUNES: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-turnt-generation-podcast/id1386264237?itsct=podcast_box&itscg=30200 DOWNLOAD: https://hypeddit.com/track/o4krqt TRACKLIST 1. Spyro - Lux Brumalis 2. Callum Higby & Refuzion - Bring It Back (Dirty Workz) 3. Gammer & Henry Fong - The Feeling (Dim Mak) 4. Virtual Riot - Hysteria (Disciple) 5. Spyro - ID 6. Rico Nasty - IPHONE (Sugar Trap) 7. Alex Prospect & Jakka B - Good To Me TURNT AF TRACK 8. Stavro - Hey Boy Hey Girl 9. Dimension - Offender (Dimension) 10. Mandidextrous - Don Dada (feat. MC GQ) (Bass Militia) 11. Netsky & Darren Styles - Look At Me Go (Hospital) 12. Ava Akira - Locket THE MIX 13. Acraze - Punched 14. VRG - Came In This (The Syndicate) 15. Basstrick - YCA (Uprise) 16. Cookiee Kawaii - Vibe (If I Back It Up) (The Cookiee Jar / Empire) 17. BADWOR7H - Louda (Generation Hex) 18. Summa Jae - Oblivion (OneSeventy) 19. Al Storm - Crash (Spyro Remix) 20. Riko & Aftashock - If I Can Love You 21. Alex Prospect - Bla Bla Wayne 22. Lobsta B - Pop It 23. JTS & Technikore - Meet Her At The Love Parade (OneSeventy) 24. Rize & Talon - Beat Back (Wolf Clan) ONE MORE CHOON 25. Danny L Harle & Lil Texas - Dreaming (Basscon) ▼ Follow Spyro: Insta: www.instagram.com/yesspyro Youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCFLT3MrzlE0cgVU2XhpGcqw Soundcloud: @yesspyro Facebook: www.facebook.com/yesspyro Twitter: twitter.com/yesspyro Snapchat: yesspyro

El cantante suizo de origen granadino, Laskaar, llamado a ser el Drake de España, acaba de volver de pasar una temporada en Nueva York y se pasa por el estudio de Radio Primavera Sound para hablar con Víctor sobre A ti, su último single. Además, no pueden faltar las novedades musicales, desde Ruleta de la mexicana Girl Ultra, a Part of Me, el último tema salido de la factoría de PC Music, con Hannah Diamond y Danny L Harle como protagonistas.

Today's cafeteria: Trisha Paytas, Cascada and Danny L Harle sitting at a table writing gorgeous melodies. Miley, Katy, and Lana have their AirPods in. Cassie and Doja Cat are taking notes from Normani while BROCKHAMPTON sit under two adjacent trees. PRETTYMUCH are skipping class and Megan Thee Stallion is filling in for Principal Nicki Minaj. None of them know we called in a bomb threat and music is cancelled until fall... call/text 647-847-8904 and we'll be back when you need us

(continued from Ep. 49) - Ne-Yo teaches us about closed timelike curves, M tries to solfege and second guesses herself even though it’s the easiest melody of all time, J talks about about a lot of gay shit, and we love Burna Boy and we hate corporations #yawadeyo. Full lineup in the shownotes, and make sure to check out www.backtrackpodcast.com/playlists (or the shownotes) for the companion playlist! (Playlist linked here) Closed Timelike Curves in case you're curious Sherman's Showcase Solfege yup it is just the sound of music video, which is basically like Rick Rolling for music theory people sorry Burna Boy - Yawa Dey (in case u didn't get the hashtag in the description) LINEUP (in order of appearance): Luh Kel Ne-Yo, Sherman's Showcase Raphael Saadiq BJ The Chicago Kid, Rick Ross, Anderson .Paak, Afrojack Clean Bandit Big Freedia, jstlbby, Born Dirty Charli XCX, Pabllo Vittar, MC Bin Laden COBRAH Caroline Polachek, Danny L Harle, A. G. Cook Overstreet, half alive, RAC Ra Ra Riot Clairo Miquela Lauv, Anne-Marie Mabel Burna Boy Riyu Kosaka and other DDR peeps like Captain Jack Aminé, Rickey Thompson

On the 42nd episode of Line Noise (aka Episode 17 for Radio Primavera Sound)Ben Cardew talks to pop / rave / weird / house / baroque rave lord supremo Danny L Harle about the secrets of pop songwriting and his impressive contacts book, before Harle's 2019 Primavera Sound set.

On the 17th episode of Line Noise, Ben Cardew talks to pop / rave / weird / house supremo Danny L Harle about the secrets of pop songwriting and his impressive contacts book, before Harle's 2019 Primavera Sound set.

This weeks episode is recent major qualifier, and position four for Team Infamous - Biver. We spoke about moving to South America, surprising big teams, up and downs from his career, playing position four and much more, The intro song was by Danny L Harle and the Outro song was by Todd Terje, If you'd like to you can dontate to the Podcast Patreon Campaign here - www.patreon.com/positionsix You can follow me on twitter at twitter.com/danieloffen and join the position six discord channel at discordapp.com/invite/pZyU7FX. You can also visit the position six website to learn more about the podcast and me here - positionsix.wordpress.com/

Vous pouvez dire ce que vous voulez, il faut de tout pour faire un monde. De tout, ça tombe bien puisque c'est ce qu'aime notre invité : de Tout.Alors autant vous dire qu'il a du faire un choix dans tout ça et je n'ai pas été déçu pendant l'enregistrement.Entre souvenirs de télévision, moment de concert, quelques ambiances travaillées au bourbon ou juste parfois un peu plus étrange, cette playlist est l'occasion de parcourir éclectisme d'un graphiste nanardeux, amateur de magasines qui font tut tut. C'est la playlist de MVCDLM. Idiotèque (en live) de Radiohead. Sous le soleil des tropiques de Ludwig Von 88. Bylar de Dead Can Dance. I've seen footage de Death Grips. Waiting Room de Fugazi. Blue in Green de Miles Davis. Carnaval de Taeko Onuki. Cop Killer de John Maus. Ars Moriendi de Mr Bungle. Aghartha de SunnO))). Et le titre de la honte :Supernatural de Danny L Harle feat. Carly Rae Jaspen. Les bonus :L'oeil du cyclone (le site de notre invité pas l'émission de Canal+ mais apparemment c'est fait un peu exprès).Les meilleurs live de Nulle part Ailleurs.Reformation de Ludwig Von 88.Les sites spécialisés musique sue sont Pitchfork, Le Drone, Mowno, Noisemag et Noisey Vice.Radio 666Le concert de John Maus : Glassland live (faut être accroché hein).

You know what, have a listen. You'll find a song you like! It might be from Ed Sheeran, Bebe Rexha, Taylor Swift, Sheppard, David Guetta, Charli XCX, Carlie Hanson, Lauren Giraldo, Tkay Maidza & Danny L Harle, The Deep Blue, Tigerilla & Muki, Oh Boy & Sam Bluer, birthday, Parson James, PRETTYMUCH, or someone we've nominated for a You've Done Quite Well award! Plus we talk GRAMMY nominations, a word I've included exclusively for SEO purposes! SUBSCRIIIIIIIIIBE!

Major Lazer & Dj Maphorisa feat. Nasty C, Ice Prince & Jidenna – Particula Ikonika feat. Sweyn J & Jessy Lanza – Hazelfield LIBERATO – Liberato I Danny Sunshine aka Danny L Harle – Never Thoughts Andy Toth, Billy Love – Thrillseekers Area51 feat. Tea Time – Berlink DAJAE – U Got Me (Jamie Anderson […]

20:10 - You know we bring the poetry. And you know we’re not afraid to drop news bombs on y’all. We do both with this segment — reciting poetry read out to Tuff City’s council the night before the show aired. Finally you get to understand the genius that is Chester Manbeach. 37:45 - A couple from the Northwest Territories, Magnus Andri Palsson and Caihla MacCuish, picked me up hitchhiking and were kind enough to buy me an India pale ale at a brand new brewery. So I’m going to take you guys with me to the newest cultural attraction on Vancouver Island — the Port Alberni brewery. 1:20:10 - As part of the radio-sponsored “Mighty String Thing” we bring you a 16-minute jam session featuring Grammy award-winning talent, not to mention collaborators with Maple Blues and Juno award nods. Get into it! 1:15:00 - We play the latest from Frequency Horizon listener and collaborator extraordinaire @lovelife2020 1:36:26 - Perhaps the most newsworthy segment ever aired on the Frequency Horizon, we report a death witnessed by our theme song writer a few hours prior to the show going live -- prompting an important PSA. Serious but never judgemental. Just relaying stories that need to be told. Music: KIRARA @stqpkiraradongjae Geotic @geotic The Weeknd @theweeknd Plants and Animals @plantsandanimals BNDR @silent-season Odd Nosdam @odd-nosdam Danny L Harle @dannylharle DJ Zinc @djzinc Reviews: 1:07:35 Jay Regan @jayreganmusic Saint Blasphemer @user-312194257

Steve Aoki presents his weekly Aoki's House Podcast. http://www.steveaoki.com   01. MORTEN ft Mr Vegas - Love (JVST SAY YES Remix) (Dim Mak) 00:18 02. Garmiani ft Walshy Fire - Voodoo (Dim Mak) 02:59 03. STEVE AOKI PLAYLIST on SPOTIFY: Botnek - Simple Sounds (Dim Mak) 05:36 04. Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike vs Diplo ft Debs Daughter – Hey Baby (Steve Aoki Remix) (Smash The House) 08:14 05. Rain Man ft Krysta Youngs - Habit (Dim Mak) 11:15 06. Max Styler & CXLOE - Awakening (Dim Mak) 14:52 07. Aquadrop - Watch Me DVB (New Noise) 18:19 08. WiDE AWAKE & UNKWN – Crown (New Noise) 21:31 09. Havok Roth feat. Sam King - Royalty (Clean Edit) (New Noise) 24:19 10. Bok Nero ft Jahlil Beats – No Problems (Dim Mak) 27:12 11. Lil Jon - Get Loose (Prismo Remix - Clean) (Dim Mak) 29:24 12. GLOWINTHEDARK ft MC Gee - Numba One (Dim Mak) 31:30 13. Aoki Flashback: Steve Aoki & Sidney Samson - Wake Up Call (Mustard Pimp Remix) (Dim Mak) 34:45 14. Aoki Pick: My Chemical Romance - Welcome to the Black Parade (Steve Aoki 10th Anniversary Remix) 39:05 15. Autoerotique - Reverse (Dim Mak) 42:29 16. Danny L Harle ft Carly Rae Jepsen - Super Natural (Autoerotique Remix) (Ultra) 45:03 17. Steve Aoki feat. Rich The Kid & ILoveMakonnen - How Else (David Guetta Remix) (Ulta) 48:18 18. Dim Mak Throwback: Battles - DANCE (Dim Mak) 52:25    

Nerve Radio's Harrison Twinn joined us at Leeds Festival to bring coverage of the great rock & alternative festival. Interviews with: DMAs, Danny L Harle, Rationale, Rag N Bone Man, Dead! & Palace.

1. Danny L Harle & Carly Rae Jepsen - Supernatural 2. Roosevelt - Night Moves 3. Bokoesam - Dat Was Jij 4. Crystal Fighters - All Night 5. Factory Floor - Ya 6. John Coffey - Needles 7. Ronde - Why Do You Care 8. Bon Iver - 10 Deathbreast 9. St. Tropez - Which Side Are You On 10. Rae Sremmurd ft. Lil’ Jon - Set The Roof 11. Grouplove - Do You Love Someone 12. Jones - Melt 13. Canshaker Pi - The Naked Flower Of The Wiz Pt.1 14. Massive Attack - The Spoils ft. Hope Sandoval 15. Mr. Sanka - Flight Model

1. Danny L Harle & Carly Rae Jepsen - Supernatural 2. Roosevelt - Night Moves 3. Bokoesam - Dat Was Jij 4. Crystal Fighters - All Night 5. Factory Floor - Ya 6. John Coffey - Needles 7. Ronde - Why Do You Care 8. Bon Iver - 10 Deathbreast 9. St. Tropez - Which Side Are You On 10. Rae Sremmurd ft. Lil' Jon - Set The Roof 11. Grouplove - Do You Love Someone 12. Jones - Melt 13. Canshaker Pi - The Naked Flower Of The Wiz Pt.1 14. Massive Attack - The Spoils ft. Hope Sandoval 15. Mr. Sanka - Flight Model

#YAR is the ultimate party playlist and mixtape series. It mixes the PC Music sound with the genuine dance pop from the late 90s and early 2000s. Find the tracklist here itspop.party/yarmixtape and listen to the playlist here itspop.party/yarplaylist Bip Ling, Chicks on Speed, Whigfield, Hannah Diamond, Kim Lukas, Tamara, SOPHIE, Pillow Person, Sally Oldfield, Love Inc, Danny L Harle, Angel City, Scooter, Aqua, easyFun, Khia, Dana Rayne, GIRLI, Tokyo Ghetto Pussy & Charli XCX.

#YAR is the ultimate party playlist and mixtape series. It mixes the PC Music sound with the genuine dance pop from the late 90s and early 2000s. Find the tracklist here itspop.party/yarmixtape and listen to the playlist here itspop.party/yarplaylist Bip Ling, Chicks on Speed, Whigfield, Hannah Diamond, Kim Lukas, Tamara, SOPHIE, Pillow Person, Sally Oldfield, Love Inc, Danny L Harle, Angel City, Scooter, Aqua, easyFun, Khia, Dana Rayne, GIRLI, Tokyo Ghetto Pussy & Charli XCX.

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1. Casper – Gimme 2. Spazzkid – Getting to Know You 3. Casa del Mirto – 1979 4. CHAZZZY – Party Boy 5. Caribou – Can’t Do Without You 6. Ricky Eat Acid – In My Dreams We’re Almost Touching 7. Joe Goddard – Gabriel 8. Jamie XX – Loud Places 9. Danny L. Harle […]

There's music from Yoto, Latroit, Danny L Harle, M22, Alexis Raphael and many more on this week's Sister Bliss In Session. Latroit - Need You TonightRobyn & La Bagatelle - Love Is Free (Moonboots Remix)Waterson - Tell Me (Kda Remix)Coldplay - Adventure Of A Lifetime (Yotto Remix) (Parlaphone)Junkdog Showcase:Dollars & Gold (White Label)Danny L Harle - Broken Flowers (Franky Rizardo Remix)M22 - Good To Be Loved (Chris Lake Remix)My Digital Enemy - Do It Like ThisRiton Ft Kahlo - Rinse & Repeat (Busy P & Boston Bun Remix)Blissed Out:Sg Lewis - All Night Ft Dornik (Pmr)Cool Cuts Chart:Flume - Never Be Like YouCool Cuts No1:Sigala Ft Immani & Dj Fresh - Say You DoFare Soldi - Touch Back Ft Sam SparroAlexis Raphael - Wickedness (Of Unsoundmind)Not Going Home:CID - No ( Spinnin')

1. The 1975 - The Sound 2. Danny L. Harle - Broken Flowers 3. Mozes & The Firstborn - Nowhere Bound 4. Jones - Hoops 5. DMA’s - Delete 6. Hef - Droom feat. Crooks 7. Primal Scream - Where The Light Gets In 8. LUH - I & I 9. Brian Fallon - A Wonderful Life 10. Lucky Fonz III - Linde Met Een E 11. Savages - T.I.W.Y.G. 12. Emilie & Ogden - Ten Thousand 13. Turin Brakes - Keep Me Around 14. Moderat - Reminder