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Kelsey Warren, who goes by the stage name Blak Emoji joins the pod to chat about his new album Eclectro, which is available anywhere you listen to music. Kelsey came into my world via my producer Carl who heard Simon Le Bon of Duran Duran raving about him on his Serius XM radio show. Kelsey is a passionate and talented man who not only writes his own tunes but also produces for others. He can be found playing a few shows this year and you can find that linked below! https://www.blakemoji.com/ https://www.songfacts.com/ https://www.facebook.com/songfacts https://twitter.com/Songfacts http://pantheonpodcasts.com/ https://twitter.com/pantheonpods Hosted and Edited by Corey O'Flanagan https://twitter.com/ofe1818 https://www.instagram.com/coreyofe/ corey@songfacts.com Songfacts Podcast Spotify Playlist https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3IThMW5yB8XnFh5cS2gTxR?si=KAhiqWRcSIy5uxb2sZPFTA This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How did you spend the COVID Pandemic Lockdown?  Binge-watch Tiger King, practice your culinary skills, start a hobby, or just do nothing?  That wasn't the case for today's guest. This musician/ songwriter/ producer was incredibly busy collaborating with other musicians via the internet and working on his latest album "Eclectro." He's Kelsey Warren, better known as Blak Emoji and he's Someone You Should Know.Buy Rik a cold oneLink to the Blak Emoji WebpageLink to the Blak Emoji Facebook pageLink to the Blak Emoji Instagram pageLink to the Blak Emoji YouTube channelLink to the Blak Emoji Twitter pageLink to the EGR Music Group Artist RosterAll music used by permission from the artistSomeone You Should Know 2023 // CatGotYourTongueStudios 2023How to Contact Us:Official Website: https://Someoneyoushouldknowpodcast.comGmail: Someoneyoushouldknowpodcast@gmail.comTwitter: @RIKANTHONY1Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rikanthonyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/someoneyoushouldknowpodcast/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rik-anthony2019/TikTok: @SomeoneYouShouldKnow2023YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@someoneyoushouldknowpodcastThank you for listening!Theme music "Welcome to the Show" by Kevin MacLeod was used per the standard license agreement.

Kelsey has played and collaborated with many people; he is known most recently for his recordings as Blak Emoji. He also produced a film and has produced other artists, and did a one-person musical stage performance based on his own life. He has lots of cool stories to tell. Kelsey is a consummate professional on every level—first and foremost his own work. He's super smart about navigating the music business and he has real experience to share. Lots of entertainment, learning and a sampling of Blak Emoji in this powerful session. LISTEN: https://orcd.co/beec FOLLOW: https://www.instagram.com/blak.emoji/ WEBSITE: https://www.blakemoji.com/ WATCH: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQRzhUzTsBs BIO: BLAK EMOJI Blak Emoji is the brainchild of NYC producer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Kelsey Warren. Blending pop inspirations with an emphasis on electronic music, synth sounds and intricate writing, Kelsey's sonic dream is brought to life. The debut Blak Emoji EP, "INTRO" (2017) was the first of several releases with two albums, a sophomore EP and the latest album "ECLECTRO." Warren has received a variety of accolades from notable publications including Rolling Stone, Afro-Punk, Line Best Of Fit, BUST, Clash Magazine, Vampire Freaks and Tape Op. Blak Emoji songs "Velvet Ropes & Dive Bars" and "Poison To Medicine" made their way to ABC's Quantico while "Sapiosexual" appeared in several indie films. Warren was immersed in soul/R&B and pop music growing up in South Jersey. But after learning piano concertos, jazz guitar standards, drums and other instruments, Warren became addicted to hip-hop, punk, minimalist classical. He supplemented his ever-expanding musical taste with a dense love of electronic music and synth inspiration from Kraftwerk to Prince to NIN. Quarantine didn't prove to slow down Warren who spent the duration of the pandemic producing numerous artists and directing music videos. He dropped an avant-electronic instrumental Blak Emoji album called "Antidote". In 2022, Blak Emoji was signed to ECR Music Group. The first single release after joining the ECR label is "MAINSTAY," which is one of his most successful to date. This February, ECR will release a deluxe edition of "ECLECTRO" with bonus tracks.

Bringing different influences, ideas and ways of working together is one of the most exciting and satisfying way to live your life and grow as a person.  I think this also goes for creating music - take Bowie, Zappa, Nina Simone, Prince, Led Zep, Little Simz, Miles Davis, Hendrix, Tina Turner. We've also seen it with many of my guests here.Kelsey Warren is a proponent of this way of living and creating. I hugely admire his curiosity, open mindedness and drive to use his immense talent and expansive influences to constantly evolve and overcome the fear of stepping out of the constraining boxes that society likes to impose and breaking new ground.Kelsey's latest project is Blak Emoji, who have just released Eclectro - and this is again something that I love - a record that breaks boundaries, genres and pigeonholes. Kelsey has quite rightly received a variety of accolades from notable publications including Rolling Stone, Clash, Afro-Punk, Line Of Best Fit, BUST, Popmuzik, Vampire Freaks and Ghost Cult Magazine.Thanks for an inspiring conversation, Kelsey!I Wanna Jump Like Dee Dee is a music podcast that does music interviews differently. I'm Giles Sibbald and I'm talking to extraordinary musicians, DJ's and producers about how they use an experimental mindset in their lives to amplify their own creativity, pursue new challenges, overcome fears and bounce back from mistakes.- brought to you by Hey Sunday, the mothership of the experimental mindset™.- podcast logo and art by Tide Adesanya, Coppie and Paste

Flobo is hanging with musician Kelsey Warren of the group Blak Emoji this week on the show. Kelsey is best known for "Blending pop inspirations with an emphasis on electronic music, synth sounds and intricate writing" and shares his experiences on the show. His latest release, "ECLECTRO" is available now! KnewAmsterdam.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/knewamsterdam/support

This was such an enjoyable set ! Sydney DJ, Producers & Beat-Maker DJ SOUP absolutely blessing us with a heavy dose of high-powered FUNK & BBOY Breaks & Latin Vibrations warming things up for NICKODEMUS (Turntables on The Hudson NYC) back in March. TRACK LIST - 1 Good Life Treat by Disco Funk Spinner 2 UNKNOWN 3 Me And Baby Brother by Tony Johns Edits 4 Cramp Your Style by Breakestra 5 Squeeze Me (feat Ben Westbeech) by Kraak & Smaak 6 Funky Tumbao by Setenta 7 45 000$ (Guapa Pasea) (Afrodisiac Soundsystem remix) by Gecko Turner 8 Do I Do by Stevie Wonder 9 Something Better by Beatconductor 10 Can't Fake The Feeling by Geraldine Hunt 11 Fame For Sale (feat Jessie Chaton) by Jean Tonique 12 All We Ever Have Is Now by Llorca 13 I am Every Woman by Aretha Franklin 14 I've Gotta Thing (4U) by Confection 15 UNKNOWN About DJ SOUP / Soup was the chief music provider for local break dancers. It was during his third year at High school he began fiddling with DJ equipment. Soup learnt about the dazzling new music form hip-hop and began developing production skills on crude sampling equipment in luxurious 8bit, his computer had an amazing 2 megabytes of memory. He began digging for samples and was mostly enthralled by Rhythm and Blues, Soul, early electronic music and spoken word records. Soup has recently signed to the reformed Creative Vibes which is now under the umbrella of MGM Groove Merchants. Look out for a new album early in 2010. Soup has remixed Aria nominated Watussi as well as Cookin On 3 Burners, both of which are on the amazing Knowfoowl label. Soup has DJed in many clubs around Australia including a long residency at Tonic and Blue hotel and the legendary Sounds of Seduction with Jay Katz from the Mu Meson Archives. Check him out currently at The Marble Bar, Miss Peaches, Tokyo Sing Song, Palmer & Co, The Bank Upstairs, The Civic Hotel, Cafe Lounge and The Lansdowne Hotel. His sets are always eclectic but the common thread is soul. His first love is Rhythm and Blues but don’t be surprised to hear lots of different styles of music mixed and blended into his sets. Founding the Fonke Knomaads, Soup became producer, DJ and part time MC for the left field Sydney Hip-hop pioneers. They released a 5 track E.P. called "The Hills Are Alive With The Sound Of..." on the now defunct label PoBoy records .Soup moved on to sign with influential Australian record label Creative Vibes . He soon released the groundbreaking Trip-Hop Album "Souperloops". Soup coined the term sampology and his tracks began popping up on several international compilations as well as having an album of the week on JJJ. This was the first local hip hop release to be given such an honour. The album was influential to local bands such as The Resin Dogs and Fretless. Further releases include collaborations with Fat Pizza star Sleek the Elite, the mini album "Eclectro" and the feature length album "From Anuva Planet" featuring Swollen Members and Gift of Gab from Blacalicious . Soup's last release was "Beatroot-The Edible Root of the Beat" which is out on Invada records. A label run by members of Katalyst and Portishead. It is an album true to form with a variety of hip-hop and twisted electronic styles to keep those kids jumping. Check out more of his edits & remixes & original productions here./ www.mixcloud.com/Souperloops/ www.soundcloud.com/dj-soup-original www.facebook.com/pg/DJ-SOUP-161968230523355

Moos gives you live electronic dance music with visuals, varying from down-beat and dub to techno and electro.

"With great pride Eclectro presents you with an exclusive and massive minimix by Panda, the Dutch young but courageous hope in times of Drum & Bass darkness. Previously Eclectro wrote with praise about Panda's courageous attempt to shake up the drum & bass genre with the thematic album Retake Manhattan, which according to my review on KindaMuzik.nl he managed quite well. Without doubt it is a beautiful release in terms of artwork, the included poster and the extra digital goodies, which are more than enough to satisfy the costs of only 8 euros. Go on and support your local scene, buy it at http://www.retakemanhattan.com ! My greatest point of criticism was in my eyes the long length of the album and thus Panda now takes revenge. And how! Exclusively for Eclectro he produced a 20 minute long minimix. Peter Altarbor, the man behind Panda, tells us "The mix summarizes the most important sounds that represent drum & bass for me, in the broadest sense." In short: at top speed you're completely up-to-date again on drum & bass and Panda. Massive!"

"With great pride Eclectro presents you with an exclusive and massive minimix by Panda, the Dutch young but courageous hope in times of Drum & Bass darkness. Previously Eclectro wrote with praise about Panda's courageous attempt to shake up the drum & bass genre with the thematic album Retake Manhattan, which according to my review on KindaMuzik.nl he managed quite well. Without doubt it is a beautiful release in terms of artwork, the included poster and the extra digital goodies, which are more than enough to satisfy the costs of only 8 euros. Go on and support your local scene, buy it at http://www.retakemanhattan.com ! My greatest point of criticism was in my eyes the long length of the album and thus Panda now takes revenge. And how! Exclusively for Eclectro he produced a 20 minute long minimix. Peter Altarbor, the man behind Panda, tells us "The mix summarizes the most important sounds that represent drum & bass for me, in the broadest sense." In short: at top speed you're completely up-to-date again on drum & bass and Panda. Massive!"

"With great pride Eclectro presents you with an exclusive and massive minimix by Panda, the Dutch young but courageous hope in times of Drum & Bass darkness. Previously Eclectro wrote with praise about Panda's courageous attempt to shake up the drum & bass genre with the thematic album Retake Manhattan, which according to my review on KindaMuzik.nl he managed quite well. Without doubt it is a beautiful release in terms of artwork, the included poster and the extra digital goodies, which are more than enough to satisfy the costs of only 8 euros. Go on and support your local scene, buy it at http://www.retakemanhattan.com ! My greatest point of criticism was in my eyes the long length of the album and thus Panda now takes revenge. And how! Exclusively for Eclectro he produced a 20 minute long minimix. Peter Altarbor, the man behind Panda, tells us "The mix summarizes the most important sounds that represent drum & bass for me, in the broadest sense." In short: at top speed you're completely up-to-date again on drum & bass and Panda. Massive!"