Podcast appearances and mentions of doug tielli

This week we're excited to present a conversation with Music director Angela Schanelec following her film's U.S. premiere in the Main Slate at the 61st New York Film Festival. Music opens at Film at Lincoln Center next Friday, June 28 with introductions by Doug Tielli, the singer-songwriter featured in the film, at the 6:15pm screenings on June 28 and 29. Get tickets to Music! Leading contemporary German filmmaker Angela Schanelec is singularly adept at creating dramas of unexpected catharsis via the most oblique narrative strategies. Her latest film, Music, pushes this approach to new levels of emotionality. Using abstract gestures and broad narrative ellipses, yet still managing to plumb the depths of its characters' complicated traumas, Music tells the story of a young man and woman unknowingly united by the same violent death. Brought together by fate and horrible irony, Ion (Aliocha Schneider) and Iro (Agathe Bonitzer) first meet in prison, where he's an inmate and she's a guard; they kindle a romance fomented by passion for classical music and opera, followed by marriage and children. Yet as in all tragedies, the past returns to haunt them. Inspired by the Oedipus myth, Schanelec has created an alternately austere and vivid portrait of grief and redemption through art told with her distinctive compositional rigor. This conversation was moderated by NYFF Advisor Michelle Carey.

Talk with Aline Homzy of Aline's etoile magique. Also, music from Lady Blackbird, Phi-Psonics, Scott Mayo, Genevieve Artadi, george, The Imaginary Brass Band, Stranger Still, Mira Choquette, Tina Hartt, Sarah Albu & Gayle Young, Joe Chambers, Chris Pruden, Rubim de Toledo and Lauren Henderson.Playlist: Lady Blackbird - BlackbirdPhi-Psonics - We Walk in the Gardens of Our AncestorsScott Mayo, featuring Sergio Mendes - MagicGenevieve Artadi - Plategeorge, featuring Anna Webber, Chiquita Magic, Aurora Nealand & John Hollenbeck - IcemanThe Imaginary Brass Band, featuring Doug Tielli, Heather Saumer & Nick Fraser - Circular HymnStranger Still - I, IcarusMira Choquette - Ne Me Quitte PasTina Hartt - La bohemeSarah Albu & Gayle Young - Sweet Summer SaladAline's étoile magique - CarawayJoe Chambers - City of SaintsChris Pruden - TrailRubim de Toledo, featuring Karimah - Rhythm ChanteLauren Henderson, featuring Joel Ross, Sean Mason, Eric Wheeler & Joe Dyson - Conjuring

Highly regarded Canadian singer-songwriter Dana Sipos was enjoying the 2018 Hillside Festival as a patron when we bumped into her, and decided we had the perfect opportunity for an interview. Dana recently released her fourth album “Trick Of the Light” on Miranda Mulholland’s boutique record label Roaring Girl Records. Dana Sipos grew up in Hamilton ON, and spent her formative years in Yellowknife in the Northwest Territories, before heading out for a life on the open road in pursuit of her art. Trick of the Light features ten songs that were developed during extensive travels across North America and Europe in support of her very well-received 2015 album “Roll Up The Night Sky”, which received a nomination for the Canadian Folk Music Awards in the Pushing the Boundaries category. In making Trick of the Light, Sipos worked with experimental Toronto producer Sandro Perri. The album also features Mary Margaret O’Hara, Jesse Zubot and Doug Tielli. Check out Dana Sipos online at http://danasipos.com. Music: Dana Sipos “When The Body Breaks” and “Blue Ridge” from “Trick Of The Light” (2018, Roaring Girl Records).

Immerse yourself in the beautiful world of Doug Tielli and his heartfelt music. You'll hear the stories behind his records, and the role of middle names in the Tielli family. Fresh piss from the well of genius!

On a one man mission to save your musical soul each week Tom brings you his personal pick of the very best gigs happening in London. This week Tom has an interview with Gabby Young and Other animals and music from loads of great bands including; Gossling, Forerunner & Coppe'! To keep up to date with the coolest performances, subscribe to our podcast to listen offline at iTunes. You can find details of all the gigs mentioned and hear the tracks again by going to the website www.londongigguide.co.uk Bands this week: British Harlem Coppe' Some Velvet Morning Gossling The Rojos Nicole Sabouné The Boxer Rebellion Dan Whitehouse Richard Lobb Forerunner House of Hats Kamao Quintet Paigey Cakey Doug Tielli -- www.twitter.com/z1radio and www.twitter.com/tomducroz www.ZoneOneRadio.com www.facebook.com/ZoneOneRadio

Doug Tielli is one of the most captivating and talented musicians in Toronto’s underground music community. His work is both innocent and searching yet completely deliberate and confident in its uncertainty. A multi-instrumentalist who has enriched records by Owen Pallett, the Luyas, Constantines, Sandro Perri and many more, Tielli has been a key figure in […]

This week, The Signal displays the prowess of two Canadian female vocalists. Cold Specks is a young woman with a single that'll pull your chords. Also, Adaline's debut album has the bounce to put her front and centre.