Podcasts about district magazine

...and there will be NO ENCORE.As Tebi Rex comes to an end, we are delighted to welcome Max Zanga and Matt Ó Baoill to the NO ENCORE studio; a studio in which they recorded their 2019 debut album The Young Will Eat The Old.Their forthcoming third and final album Fin. will be the final chapter in the Tebi Rex discography, and as such they're here to talk Dave Hanratty and Sonic Architect Adam Shanahan through the top songs on the topic and tell us how they feel about endings.Over on the NO ENCORE Patreon this week, Adam puts his music industry hat back on for a two-hour bonus podcast on the current feelings on the Irish music industry from three people on the ground in the first of what will likely be a mini Patreon series. Rachel Mae Hannon of District Magazine, independent recording artist Melina Malone and founder of Golden Éire Records Odhran O'Brien join Adam for the first edition, available now.This coming Monday, Dave & Andy McCarroll return to familiar territory to choose their fighters in the first 'versus' edition of the NO ENCORE Film Club. It's Street Fighter VS Mortal Kombat, so expect to hear the two film experts test their might on this one.Onwards, however, to this week's agenda...ACT ONE: Tebi Rex tell us about Fin. and reflect on their discography, musical journey and more.ACT TWO (33:02): Snoop Dogg biopic on the cards, and he speaks about investing in Celtic FC (but not in the way you might expect), Scooter Braun tells us about his guilt, Ed Sheeran culturally identifies as Irish and misinformed Miley Cyrus fans get a bit irritable– it's the news.ACT THREE (55:51): Top 5 Songs About Endings-Follow Tebi Rex on Instagram / TikTok / XListen to Tebi Rex Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week's Local Selection Mix features a high-octane hour from rising artist FAXE ON FAXE, delivering a dynamic journey through hardgroove, euro-dance, and rave-driven, steamrolling techno. Dublin-based DJ and producer FAXE ON FAXE has been making waves in Ireland's club scene with his eclectic and high-energy sets. Known for blending hardgroove, UK funky, euro-dance, and Latin house, he creates a unique sound brimming with percussive flair. His productions span a wide range of genres, earning him a reputation as an eclectic artist who seamlessly shifts between house, techno, trance, breaks, and more, constantly evolving his musical style. FAXE ON FAXE has been building a solid reputation within Dublin's tight-knit club community, having supported artists like MCR-T, Miley Serious, Caravel, and Shadylines across various venues. His music has been regularly featured in District Magazine and Four Four Magazine, further establishing his presence in the scene. On the festival front, FAXE ON FAXE made his debut at Beyond The Pale and Fuinneamh, marking key milestones in his growing career. His entry to the Local Selection Mix is a dynamic journey through various club sounds, starting with funk-laden tribal techno before transitioning into the harder, more closed-fisted early 00s techno. As the mix progresses, FAXE ON FAXE eases up on the upfront intensity, allowing the melodies and euphoria to shine through with trance and euro-dance-influenced techno. The latter part of the mix stays in this euphoric realm, giving tracks space to breathe while offering a glimpse of his housier tip, all while maintaining a faster, more smouldering energy. FAXE ON FAXE ------------------------- SC: @faxeonfaxe IG: www.instagram.com//joshallotey9 Four Four Magazine 
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This week, we're back in the studio!! Podge is home from New York and this week we welcome co-founder of District Magazine and podcaster, Eric Davidson. We chat about Irish hip hop culture, blogs in jocks and our favourite horror movies. This episode is proudly sponsored by Jameson Whiskey Ireland.

Welcome to the latest instalment of the Mabcast where Dylan is joined by the new co-host Jack Rapanakis. Irish hip hop is in an interesting time; The interest has never been higher and the DIY ethos is encouraging, however the recurring question remains how do the artists within the country gain an international platform? This is the question that governed the latest episode and with this in mind Dylan and Jack examined recent prominent events in Ireland through this lens. Longitude is arguably the biggest hip hop oriented festival in Ireland and gives slots to upcoming Irish acts. Though throughout the episode the point is made that Irish artists are still underrepresented and are given unfavourable time slots. Acts such as Nealo, Why-Axis and KneeCap in particular defied the odds and played to sizeable dedicated audiences. The argument for an all Irish stage is presented and the conversation evolves into an examination on the growing dialogue around hip hop using the District Magazine launch party as the crutch. Many of the topics probes on the numerous panel discussions were again brought to life throughout the podcast. As per all non guest episodes the boys critically review new tracks submitted to them and suggest new listens. One of the more insightful episodes that attempts to tackle the questions that haunt up and coming musicians – how to make a living.

To celebrate the one year anniversary of our podcast, we hosted a live panel discussion held in The Workman's Club on Saturday, 22nd June following the premiere of the short documentary on Irish hip-hop 'Up Next'. I was humbled to be joined on the panel by the film's director Bobby Zithelo, along with rising Irish artists Why-Axis, Nealo, Flynn Johnson and Nonzus Magnus. Watch this podcast on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=512_CJQxi_k&feature=youtu.be Follow Bobby Zithelo on Instagram for updates on the documentary and future events: https://www.instagram.com/_zithelo/Watch the trailer for Up Next here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stdlvAlrRbo&t=15s Panel hosted by https://www.instagram.com/shanesora/ This wouldn't have been possible without the artists who joined us on the panel. Thank you to: https://www.instagram.com/why__axis/https://www.instagram.com/nealodasilla/https://www.instagram.com/flynnjohnson26/https://www.instagram.com/nonzusmagnus/ A special thanks to District Magazine for helping us organise this event, along with The Workman's Club and Red Bull Ireland.https://www.instagram.com/district.magazine/https://www.instagram.com/workmansclub/https://www.instagram.com/redbullire/ None of this would be possible without the team at Audiohaus Dublin.https://www.audiohausdublin.com/Sound by https://www.instagram.com/soundguyoran/ Thank you to everyone who attended Up Next, we hope to see you again soon!https://www.souldoubtmagazine.com/newsletter/2019/6/20/up-next-documentary-premiere-live-panel-discussion-and-live-performances Thumbnail photography by https://www.instagram.com/kaylemsimpson_/ Thanks for watching! Please consider leaving a like and comment to support us, and subscribe to be kept updated for future episodes!

On this week’s podcast, we’re joined by the talented Sea High. Following a recent performance in the GPO, as part of District Magazine’s ‘New Voices’ at Irish Literature Festival Dublin, we chat about the social and cultural impact of spoken word and hip-hop. Sea High is preparing to drop his second full-length EP ‘Degradation of Imagination’, with his most recent single ‘Thoughts, Pt 1’ available on streaming platforms now.    Sea High is performing at Vantastival this weekend in Drogehda. Be sure to catch him live!  Stream ‘Thoughts, Pt 1’ on Spotify here: https://open.spotify.com/album/4OuMWsfvDSWfBqC4K9w4oF?si=hIhB-J09SBuSSSTqKOl4wg   Follow Sea High on Instagram here: https://instagram.com/seahigh_?igshid=xsv23k1hmvf2 Sea High is part of Off-Key Collective, you can find them here: https://instagram.com/offkeycollective?igshid=1b862vhcpr8h8   Follow Soul Doubt Podcast on Instagram here: https://instagram.com/souldoubtmagazine?igshid=lk28lxo182aj Interview by: https://instagram.com/shanesora?igshid=19gtxmexjw2z8 Sound by: https://instagram.com/soundguyoran?igshid=plwptixziid5   Production by: https://instagram.com/audiohausdublin?igshid=1xi2uoyrce0db   Thanks for watching!

Welcome to the latest episode of the Mabcast where Dylan is joined by Eric Davidson of District Magazine and Adam Nolan from the team at Knockanstockan. With festival season fast approaching we dig into some of the lineups and discuss the rise of hip hop and how it is reflected on the bills. 

Eric Davidson, editor and founder of District Magazine describes how he went from running nights with Craig Connolly, the co-founder of District magazine while failing his classes in college to starting a magazine which is described as 'Ireland's point for alternative culture'. The magazines success speaks for itself, it's respect among the creative community and the people they have interviewed in District’s short life is a representation of the purity of passion Eric and Craig have for music, alternative culture, photography and journalism. District Magazine features art, music and events in Ireland and around the world, being one of the few media sources In Ireland that accurately reflects the diversity and creative culture in our society. Listen for how the magazine was started and dealing with imposter syndrome while running a growing media enterprise at 27. Make sure to check out http://districtmagazine.ie and follow district on instagram @district.magazine for weekend guides, featured artists and fascinating podcasts. Thank you to Depop for sponsoring this podcast! This weeks shop I love is @lovelycams for incredible second hand and vintage film tested and fully working cameras.

On this week's episode of the podcast, I'm joined by Jill Staxx and the lads Eric Davidson and Craig Connolly of District Magazine to discuss the best hip-hop albums of 2018, at home and abroad. Follow Jill Staxx here: https://www.instagram.com/jillstaxx/ https://www.facebook.com/jillstaxx/ Follow District Magazine here: https://www.instagram.com/district.magazine/https://www.instagram.com/craigconnollythefamousblogger/https://www.instagram.com/erickydavidson/ Follow Soul Doubt here: https://www.instagram.com/souldoubtmagazine/ https://twitter.com/souldoubtmag This podcast is powered by https://www.audiohausdublin.com/ Thanks for watching!

Pre-order the second issue of Soul Doubt here: https://www.souldoubtmagazine.com/shop/soul-doubt-issue-2 Our launch event takes place this Saturday, in Lucky's Pub on Meath Street from 2pm. For more info: https://www.souldoubtmagazine.com/blog/2018/9/8/tint-saturday-22nd-september Read more about Craig and Eric from District Magazine here: https://www.souldoubtmagazine.com/blog/2018/9/18/district-magazine-x-soul-doubt-podcast For more info about Syrias Vibes, visit: https://www.picatic.com/districtscoopvibes Follow District Magazine on social media platforms here:https://twitter.com/DistrictMagazinhttps://www.instagram.com/district.magazine Follow Soul Doubt Magazine on social media platforms here: https://twitter.com/souldoubtmaghttps://www.instagram.com/souldoubtmagazine This podcast is powered by https://www.audiohausdublin.com