Podcasts about Ecca Vandal

Novedades a cholón en esta sesión de lunes de Turbo 3, entre otras, dos nuevos adelantos del próximo y esperado álbum de Turnstile, uno de los nombres esenciales del hardcore punk del momento. Además, escuchamos lo último de Green Day, The Haunt, Ecca Vandal, Viva Suecia y Blowfuse.Playlist:CAROLINA DURANTE - HamburguesasSEXY ZEBRAS - Mañana no existeTRIÁNGULO DE AMOR BIZARRO - Vigilantes del espejoGREEN DAY - Welcome to ParadiseGREEN DAY - BallyhooNEW FOUND GLORY - 100%BLOWFUSE - EasierTHE HAUNT - Bad OmenDEAD POET SOCIETY - Hurt (feat. The Warning)HIMALAYAS - What If...?QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE - No One KnowsFOO FIGHTERS - Times Like TheseECCA VANDAL - Cruising To Self SootheTURNSTILE - BirdsTURNSTILE - Seein' StarsFONTAINES D.C. - It's Amazing To Be YoungTHE CURE - Just Like HeavenRUFUS T. FIREFLY - La plazaDORIAN - Lo que recuerdo de ti (feat. Rafa Val)VIVA SUECIA - Deja encendida una luzVIVA SUECIA - El bienLOVE OF LESBIAN - El día que Starman huyóDAVID BOWIE - Life on Mars?ARCTIC MONKEYS - Four Out Of FiveTHE LAST SHADOW PUPPETS - Bad HabitsFAT DOG - All the SameTHE CHEMICAL BROTHERS - GalvanizeGORILLAZ - Dirty HarryALT-J - Left Hand FreeEscuchar audio

This week we wax poetic about the new Turnstile song, and Matt regales us with tales of United Blood.On this week's Right Profile:Ecca VandalSpeedwayCombust Check Us Out:PatreonSixth and Center PublishingMusical Attribution:Licensed through NEOSounds.“5 O'Clock Shadow,” “America On the Move,” “Baby You Miss Me,” “Big Fat Gypsy,” “Bubble Up,” “C'est Chaud,” “East River Blues,” “The Gold Rush,” “Gypsy Fiddle Jazz,” “Here Comes That Jazz,” “I Wish I Could Charleston,” “I Told You,” “It Feels Like Love To Me,” “Little Tramp,” “Mornington Crescent,” “No Takeaways.”

Hallo allemaal, de KINK FAST vriendjes Bart en Lesley zijn weer terug met een gloednieuwe aflevering van KINK FAST. Vandaag met veel nieuwe muziek van o.a. Static Dress, Ecca Vandal en Hot Milk. Daarnaast komt in ons kaasblokje IVYVOX en onze KINK FAST theme song artist Adrian Delange voorbij met nieuwe muziek. Ook gooien wij nog wat klassiekers om de oren van New Found Glory, Paramore, en Bodyjar.  Wil je KINK FAST live beluisteren op de radio? Dat kan via DAB+ (blok 9C) op dinsdag om 17.00 op KINK DISTORTION. Kink Fast komt vanaf nu om de twee weken met een nieuwe aflevering.   Playlist: 01. BABYMETAL ft. Poppy – from me to u02. Static Dress – face. 03. Greywind – Acid Rain 04. Bloodywood – Nu Dehli 05. New Found Glory – Don’t Let Her Pull You Down 06. IVYVOX – HOLLOW HEARTS 07. Adrian Delange – Accident 08. Hot Milk – Swallow This 09. Ecca Vandal – CRUISING TO SELF SOOTHE10. Bodyjar – Not The Same 11. Paramore - Ignorance

"Lucy" out September 6th

Ah-lan queridísima fauna nocturna del desierto, esto es RADIO PALESTINA SONORA un esfuerzo comunicativo del Comité en Apoyo a la Liberación de Palestina con este Ritual de lo VIRTUAL Sedición 544 por Política y Rock n Roll Radio 106.7 FM desde Hermosillo hasta el Ajusco en Ciudad de México por Radio Común 103.1FM Comenzamos esta emisión cubriendo el esfuerzo de la cuenta Centro.Info.Palestina con su RESUMEN informativo PALESTINA, Reseña de Nadya Perez, Estreno de la banda FILTRO, King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard, Charlotte Adigéry, Big star, Buzz Saw, Eric Clapton & Roger Waters, Ecca Vandal en RADIO PALESTINA SONORA Sedición 544 por Política y Rock n Roll Radio 106.7 FM desde Hermosillo hasta el Ajusco en Ciudad de México por Radio Común 103.1FM

This week's guest is a producer, artist, multi-instrumentalist, collaborator, and generally awesome force in the Australian music industry. You might know him through his work on various projects with Mo'Ju, Tim Rogers, Emma Donovan, Ecca Vandal, Hermitude, Wil Wagner, Parvyn Singh and others, or you might be a standout fan of his own work - three albums (and counting) released as Joelistics. We are thrilled to have him with us, please welcome Joel Ma also known as Joelistics!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lee Tran Lam talks to Alice Ivy about her second album, Don't Sleep, which was nominated for an Australian Music Prize. The Melbourne artist finished the record just as the world went into lockdown last year. She talks about collaborating with local greats Thelma Plum, Ecca Vandal and more, plus her international songwriting sessions with Cadence Weapon and other overseas collaborators on the record. She also covers the surreal way her Ecca Vandal track, "In My Mind", blew up around the world thanks to an Apple ad, while she was stuck in Melbourne during its intense 100+ day lockdown. This album was created at airports, on airplanes, in sweaty basements, in studios where the power cut out and has a million stories behind it. TRACKS INCLUDE: ‘Champagne Late Nights' ‘Sunrise feat. Cadence Weapon' ‘In My Mind feat. Ecca Vandal' ‘Ticket To Heaven feat. Thelma Plum' ‘Don't Sleep feat. Imbi & Boi' ‘I'll Find It feat. Odette' ‘Sweetest Love feat. Montaigne & Bertie Blackman' ‘All Hit Radio feat. Teef & Tessa' ‘Better Man feat. Benjamin Joseph' ‘My Turn feat. SWSH' ‘Money feat. Dijahsb' ‘All In For You feat. Ngaiire' ‘Gold feat. Bertie Blackman'.   This episode is guest hosted by Lee Tran Lam, host of FBi Radio's Australian music show, Local Fidelity. Catch Lee Tran every Sunday at 7pm. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week the Gobby Boyz chat Drake & Rick Ross forming like Voltron, Soundcloud actually trying to pay artists, and Adam Levine being absolutely brought to tears because bands don't exist anymore. We also review Genesis Owusu's Smiling With No Teeth, and check out new tracks from POLO PERKS, Karma VS, Baby Keem, Jesswar, Ojikae, Void of Vision, Ecca Vandal and more! --- ◆ FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM ◆ LIKE US ON FACEBOOK ◆ FOLLOW US ON TIKTOK ◆ FOLLOW US ON TWITTER ◆ GIVE US A 5-STAR REVIEW ◆ EMAIL: geekedoffbars[AT]gmail[DOT]com --- Song played in this episode: Smiling With No Teeth - Genesis Owusu Waitin' On Ya - Genesis Owusu Easy - Genesis Owusu Centrefold - Genesis Owusu Boom - Sean Paul & Busy Signal Your Body Changes Everything (Boy Harsher Remix) - Perfume Genius Never Come Back (Koreless Remix) - Caribou Who Killed Kenny - POLO PERKS Leave The Door Open - Bruno Mars & Anderson Paak Bad Boy - Karma VS no sense - Baby Keem Hit Em With Bass - Jesswar Swipe - 3K No Valet - Siena Liggins BYO - Ojikae Decay - Void Of Vision & Ecca Vandal --- Stories sourced from: HotNewHipHop, Pitchfork, Stereogum, PRI.org, Genius

My guest today is Stan Bicknell. Stan is a NZ born drummer who for the past 13 years has based himself out of Melbourne Australia. In this time he has toured and recorded with many artists locally and internationally including 48May, Miami Horror, Tonight Alive, Ecca Vandal, and Kimbra. During his time with Kimbra, Stan played on her acclaimed debut album ‘Vows'. His Motown grooves can be heard on the track ‘Cameo Lover' which won both an Aria and APRA award, as well as playing on her now iconic ‘Sing Sing' sessions on YouTube, clocking up millions of views. Stan has a strong online presence, which in 2018 was noticed by Jared Falk, the owner and creator of Canadian based drum education platform ‘Drumeo'. Jared invited Stan on to Drumeo where he spent two days performing and recording songs and courses based on his ability behind the kit, and his unique single kick technique that has since taken the drumming community by storm. Stan is a frequent performer at drum festivals as well as where he likes to share his unique approach to the drums, and his strong mindset that goes with it. Now based back in Papamoa NZ,  Stan is excited to be back home. Already he's been called in as backup for NZ drum and bass juggernauts, Shapeshifter, as well as kicking off a couple of new projects himself. Stan's a coffee nut, an incredibly gifted musician and just a bloody nice guy.  So here he is, Ladies and gentleman. Its Mr Stan Bicknell. This conversation was recorded 10/02/2021. Intro song: "Hey Zeus" by Stan Bicknell and Josh De La Victoria.  For more on Stan, check out his Instagram. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   Click here to securely donate or tip The Gig Life Podcast via PayPal. Your support is very much appreciated. Thank you. The Gig Life Podcast: Website Instagram Facebook  Twitter

Welcome to HOBO SAPIEN w/Grant Sharkey.This is the start of a project that will grow and grow. I discuss last Saturday's gig in Ryde, the purpose of this podcast series and whether it's better to join a cult that wears dungarees instead of flowing white gowns. Then it's time for my first guest:To kick off, I chat with my long-time producer/engineer/multi-instrumentalist/singer/wizard, Dan Parkinson.He's a 'Yes' man. During the recordings of my albums Dan is the person I throw an idea at and he makes it happen - or says 'nah' - either way, he's most valued on this journey. He's the lynch pin of The Dirty Dead and was recruited to supply guitar duty last year for Ecca Vandal as they toured the UK and then Europe in support of the mighty Incubus. He also produces many, many local artists from and around his home town of Dandover, Danpshire (Andover, Hampshire). I like him a lot - I hope you do too. He's currently playing guitar with LYONESS.Get in touch: Email | Insta | Facebook | YoutubeSupport: Patreon | Bandcamp See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We featured the incredible Alice Ivy in Episode One, Season One of this little podcast. Alice has a brand new single out, In My Mind and features the incredible Ecca Vandal on guest vocals. There's also talk of a debut full length out later this year too! It was a real pleasure to have Alice jump on the pod and share a story about her fave release. Alice Ivy’s fave song of 2019, so far is Final Form by Sampa The Great. You can stream the track here. You can stream Alice Ivy's new single In My Mind (feat. Ecca Vandal) here. Go follow her on Instagram, and if you're keen, catch her support Northeast Party House on their brand new tour. Thank you to the incredible and generous Adam Jones for the theme music you hear throughout the poddy. Support the show on Pozible. Check us out online! australianmusicdiaries.com Facebook Instagram Miks on insta Jack on insta Pls rate, review and share the ep! 6 stars or more pls on Apple Podcasts :) You can also hear these episodes before everyone else on Play On Radio! Australian Music Diaries on Play On Radio (playonradio.live) every second Monday from 6PM

Thursday Breakfast 7 Feb 2019 7.00 am  Acknowledgement of Country7.10 am Jenny Smith, CEO of Council to Homeless Persons, on the importance of addressing homelessness in the Victorian Royal Commission into Mental Health and the increasing number of workers seeking homelessness assistance because wages aren’t keeping up with housing costs.7.30 am Julia Kretzenbacher, Vice President of Liberty Victoria, on the proposed spent convictions bill introduced by the Reason Party leader Fiona Patten this week.7:50 am Headlines and community announcements8.10 am Rene Woods, Nari Nari man and Chairperson Murray Lower Darling Rivers Indigenous Nations (MLDRIN) on Indigenous water rights, the importance of cultural flows and overturning aqua nullius.   8.30 am End Songs (such great new tracks!!) P-Unique and Krown   Change BIRDZ ft. Ecca Vandal  Place of DreamsBaker Boy Cool as HellLady Lash Nightlounge 3ØØØ 

Ecca Vandal survived the heat of Good Things as well as over 6 months away from performing in her hometown - Stephen gets up close and personal with one of the leading Australian artists breaking on the international stage.

With the Good Things Music Festival fast approaching, you need a comprehensive survival guide and we are here to help you. Hear the songs, we chat to the organiser and find out some of the inside workings of 2019's hottest festival. Featuring chats and music about Palaye Royale, The Offspring, The Used, Northlane, Ecca Vandal, Dropkick Murphys and more!

Cam and Steve recap the inaugural Good Things Festival in Australia, featuring The Offspring, Stone Sour, All Time Low, Dropkick Murphys, Bullet For My Valentine, The Used, Babymetal, The Smith Street Band, Northlane, Tonight Alive, WAAX and Ecca Vandal.

She released her first single ‘Battle Royale’ in 2015, since then Ecca Vandal has been an artist to watch on the contemporary punk and heavy rock scene. Ecca was born in South Africa to Sri Lankan parents, but grew up in Melbourne, Australia due to refugee crisis and apartheid. Her cultural heritage shaped her approach to music which contains genres such as jazz, punk and hiphop mixed with a raw and immediate gut reaction to creation. Dynaudio met Ecca Vandal at Smukfest for a talk about her music and how it comes to place.

She released her first single ‘Battle Royale’ in 2015, since then Ecca Vandal has been an artist to watch on the contemporary punk and heavy rock scene. Ecca was born in South Africa to Sri Lankan parents, but grew up in Melbourne, Australia due to refugee crisis and apartheid. Her cultural heritage shaped her approach to music which contains genres such as jazz, punk and hiphop mixed with a raw and immediate gut reaction to creation. Dynaudio met Ecca Vandal at Smukfest for a talk about her music and how it comes to place.

This is a Man's Man's World, sang Renee Geyer back in 1974. And despite equal numbers of women studying, making and showing a love for music, there's still a vast inequality in the Australian music industry to this day. It's a story often told, but in a brilliant new doco “Her Sound Her Story”, these tales are captured also as a celebration of the scene we have (both on and off the stage). Claudia Sangiorgi Dalimore and Michelle Grace Hunder are the filmmaker and producers behind this film, which may have begun as a photography project but grew quickly as soon as they saw how large and consistent these narratives still were. Everyone from Tina Arena to Ecca Vandal, Missy Higgins to Mojo Juju, Kate Ceberano to Thelma Plum feature in this brilliant doco. From backyards to baths, stages to screen, Claudia and Michelle share the stories behind Her Sound Her Story. Ella Hooper - 'Shard' Mojo Juju - 'Native Tongue' Ecca Vandal - 'Your Orbit (ft. Sampa The Great)' Kardajala Kirridarra - 'Kirridarra (Women's Song)' Okenyo - 'Woman's World'

This is a Man’s Man’s World, sang Renee Geyer back in 1974. And despite equal numbers of women studying, making and showing a love for music, there’s still a vast inequality in the Australian music industry to this day. It’s a story often told, but in a brilliant new doco “Her Sound Her Story”, these tales are captured also as a celebration of the scene we have (both on and off the stage). Claudia Sangiorgi Dalimore and Michelle Grace Hunder are the filmmaker and producers behind this film, which may have begun as a photography project but grew quickly as soon as they saw how large and consistent these narratives still were. Everyone from Tina Arena to Ecca Vandal, Missy Higgins to Mojo Juju, Kate Ceberano to Thelma Plum feature in this brilliant doco. From backyards to baths, stages to screen, Claudia and Michelle share the stories behind Her Sound Her Story. Ella Hooper - 'Shard' Mojo Juju - 'Native Tongue' Ecca Vandal - 'Your Orbit (ft. Sampa The Great)' Kardajala Kirridarra - 'Kirridarra (Women's Song)' Okenyo - 'Woman's World'

This is a Man’s Man’s World, sang Renee Geyer back in 1974. And despite equal numbers of women studying, making and showing a love for music, there’s still a vast inequality in the Australian music industry to this day. It’s a story often told, but in a brilliant new doco “Her Sound Her Story”, these tales are captured also as a celebration of the scene we have (both on and off the stage). Claudia Sangiorgi Dalimore and Michelle Grace Hunder are the filmmaker and producers behind this film, which may have begun as a photography project but grew quickly as soon as they saw how large and consistent these narratives still were. Everyone from Tina Arena to Ecca Vandal, Missy Higgins to Mojo Juju, Kate Ceberano to Thelma Plum feature in this brilliant doco. From backyards to baths, stages to screen, Claudia and Michelle share the stories behind Her Sound Her Story. Ella Hooper - 'Shard' Mojo Juju - 'Native Tongue' Ecca Vandal - 'Your Orbit (ft. Sampa The Great)' Kardajala Kirridarra - 'Kirridarra (Women's Song)' Okenyo - 'Woman's World'

Tuesday Breakfast June 19th7.00 am  Acknowledgement of Country7.05 am  News headlines  7.10 am  Anya and Lauren have a discussion about the Federal Redress Scheme for survivors of institutional child sexual abuse, in light of the recent announcements by state and territory governments and religious organisations.7.20 am  Lauren speaks to Cam Walker from Friends of the Earth about the anti-espionage laws that the Turnbull government is attempting to pass and why they are particularly dangerous to charities, civil and environmental organisations.   7.30 am  Pre-record - We hear from Fatima Measham, writer and editor, speaking at the 2018 Feminist Writer's Festival about her writing an essay about her experiences of migrating to Australia at a particularly tumultuous time, being an editor, and commissioning work from people whose voices are often ignored or silenced.  7.45 am  Anya chats to Rafeif Ismail, an emerging multilingual award-winning author, about her writing journey and her upcoming workshop on writing and intersectionality. 8.00 am Anya speaks to to Michael Green, one of the project coordinators for Behind the Wire, an oral history project documenting the stories of the people who have been detained by the Australian government after seeking asylum in Australia, about the power of stories in effecting change. 8.20 am  Lauren chats to LARRIE, a Melbourne-based DJ, event curator and creative, about the intersection of feminism and hip-hop music.  Songsartist: 30/70song: Steady Hazinartist: Ecca Vandal ft. Sampa the Great song: Your Orbit artist: Rihanna ft. SZAsong: Consideration

Ecca Vandal performs 'Your Orbit' before covering Rihanna's 'Bitch Better Have My Money' for Like A Version.

Ecca Vandal performs 'Your Orbit' before covering Rihanna's 'Bitch Better Have My Money' for Like A Version.

Thowback to October 2017 when we had powerhouse Ecca Vandal on the show to chat her new self titled album. 

Episode 8 features music journalist (& my new housemate) Sosefina Fuamoli (The AU Review, Beat Magazine, Rolling Stone). We jam to Ecca Vandal (ft. Sampa The Great), Bad Pony, Timberwolf, Woodes, Eves Karydas & Kira Puru.Intro & outro music is 'Coffee' by RKDA. For information regarding your data privacy, visit Acast.com/privacy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ecca Vandal, the Melbourne based singer songer writer, burst on the scene in the last 12 months. Not a lot is known about Ecca so this interview is gold. We had this chat earlier in the year just before she released her second single Battle Royal. We delve into her past and the influencing factors that have led her to where she is today.  Ecca also shares what and who inspires her music as well as some valuable lessons she’s learnt. During the interview we had rain, thunder, trains and crickets, so please excuse the occasion background sounds. Find more content at anatomyof.tv or follow us at @anatomyoftv.