Podcast appearances and mentions of de angela duff

This month, it was my pleasure to speak to music writer Jack Riedy (Pitchfork, GQ, VIBE) about his new book Electric Word Life: Writing on Prince 2016-2021. It was a really fun conversation, running through each of the pieces collected in his book and covering everything from Prince's influence on Chicago house to the degree to which the Batman album goes (spoiler: it's hard). The full episode will be out in a week--unless, of course, you're a patron, in which case you'll be able to hear it later today. In the meantime, you can check out this trailer--and consider buying Jack's book, which is available now! Also, my apologies to De Angela Duff, who totally became a patron between posts last month and was lost in the shuffle! De Angela, I appreciate you; this is your belated shout-out.

Last week, a new super-deluxe, 92 track box set edition of Prince's 1987 album Sign O' the Times was released, the second box set release since Prince died in 2016. De Angela Duff, Prince scholar and symposia curator joins us to discuss the release, the state of the estate and give the backstory on some of the previously unreleased songs.

King Rem is a musician, producer, emcee, and film composer in Brooklyn, New York. His works include Fly Technique Vol. 1 and Lightheaded with Mondo Slade, and film scores for Acquitted, Maximillian, and Project Die Happy. Rem was formerly the director of special projects at Harvard University Hip Hop Archive and Research Institute, and recently, he worked on the Prince symposium at New York University with De Angela Duff.  In this conversation, Allen and Rem talk about his regimented approach to creativity, the social dynamics of the ensemble, and the process of composing for film. Rem recalls influential aspects of his childhood in terms of music, for instance, his mother buying a record player, and his grandmother being the organist at his church. Social Media https://www.instagram.com/kingrembeats216/  Works https://music.apple.com/au/album/fly-technique-vol-1/1457723649 https://music.apple.com/au/album/lightheaded/1219580929 https://music.apple.com/au/album/the-good-fight/1411531215 https://www.imdb.com/name/nm8278809/  

I first learned about Christian Howard via De Angela Duff, and while it may have taken a few years, I’m glad we finally had a chance to sit down for a conversation because I find his career path extremely fascinating.Christian is a narrative design strategist, and we discussed how he uses storytelling to help guide companies through times of huge transformations. We also talked about his time teaching at NYU, how he found his way into narrative strategy via game design, the difference between strategists and designers, and what he’s doing now to help build a more equitable future. For Christian, his myriad work and life experiences have led him to design, and I think his story is captivating and will inspire you to consider what paths you can take in the future with the skills you possess. Enjoy!LinksChristian Howard’s WebsiteChristian Howard on LinkedInChristian Howard on Twitter Like this episode? Then subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, SoundCloud, Spotify, or wherever you find your favorite shows. Subscribe and leave us a 5-star rating and a review! Thanks so much to all of you who have already rated and reviewed us! Revision Path is brought to you by Lunch, a multidisciplinary creative studio in Atlanta, GA. Looking for some creative consulting for your next project? Then let's do lunch! You can also follow Revision Path on Instagram and Twitter. Come chat with us! And thank you for listening!

BATDANCE, a 2-day Prince Batman Soundtrack Symposium, will celebrate the 30th anniversary of Prince’s 11th album, The Batman Soundtrack March 29 & 30th at Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia. We talk to De Angela Duff, organizer of the symposium about the event and how it came to be. Find out more about the event! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/muse2thepharaoh/support

BATDANCE, a 2-day Prince Batman Soundtrack Symposium, will celebrate the 30th anniversary of Prince’s 11th album, The Batman Soundtrack March 29 & 30th at Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia. We talk to De Angela Duff, organizer of the symposium about the event and how it came to be. Find out more about the event! Register […]

BATDANCE, a 2-day Prince Batman Soundtrack Symposium, will celebrate the 30th anniversary of Prince’s 11th album, The Batman Soundtrack March 29 & 30th at Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia. We talk to De Angela Duff, organizer of the symposium about the event and how it came to be. Find out more about the event! Register […]

BATDANCE, a 2-day Prince Batman Soundtrack Symposium, will celebrate the 30th anniversary of Prince’s 11th album, The Batman Soundtrack March 29 & 30th at Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia. We talk to De Angela Duff, organizer of the symposium about the event and how it came to be. Find out more about the event! Register […]

What a great month of interviews! I'm ending November with the amazing De Angela Duff. I heard about De Angela through Rashida White, and her bio truly speaks for itself. She's designed websites for some of the biggest music artists in the 90s, like Alicia Keys, David Bowie, and Britney Spears. De Angela currently serves as the Co-Director of Integrated Digital Media at NYU, working on next-level technologies like augmented reality and brainwaves. Did I mention she's a diehard Prince fan too? Afrofuturistic! Press play and learn more about De Angela's inspiring journey and her current work! De Angela Duff's Website De Angela Duff's Music De Angela Duff's Photography De Angela Duff on Mixlr SPECIAL OFFER!The awesome crew at Creative Market have a great deal for you!Save 20% off your next purchase by visiting http://crtv.mk/revisionpath. (Tweet them and say thanks!)