Podcast appearances and mentions of eliza shaddad

This is Episode 55 of ‘To Etherea and Beyond - 'Above the clouds, beneath the Heavens'. The show broadcasts on Harrogate Community Radio at 9am this Sunday 16th July and is then available via the station's Listen Again button, and everywhere else here: https://ssyncc.com/toethereaandbeyond The show features music by: Avalon Emerson, bdrmm, Earth Trax, Phoria, The Churchhill Garden, Slowdive, Elizabeth Fraser, Sigur Rós, Turtle, Eliza Shaddad, The Dead Texan, Martin Herzberg, Felix Räuber, Anne Müller, Eluvium, The Black Dog, Rival Consoles, Andy Bell, Masal, Saroos, Hello Meteor, Clark, Baril, Above & Beyond, and This Will Destroy You https://harrogatecommunityradio.online/shows/to-etherea-and-beyond/ This show is syndicated & distributed exclusively by Syndicast. If you are a radio station interested in airing the show or would like to distribute your podcast / radio show please register here: https://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration

As always, we had masses of #NewMusic in our playlist! An eclectic mix of original, intelligent, melodic, grown-up songs and mostly from artists who you have not heard of - yet!Our ALBUM OF THE WEEK is 'The Woman You Want' by Scottish /Sudanese singer songwriter Eliza Shaddad.“A brilliant album” The Independent"Eliza Shaddad is like the lovechild of Sheryl Crow and Alanis Morissette; a definitive, blunt but playful nod to the female greats of the '90's" Indie ShuffleEliza will be introducing the album herself and we'll be playing three tracks during the course of the show including the most beautiful song - Blossom - that you'll hear all summer!Our Luvva Cover, this week, is a complete transformation by Tizane of one of the very best known songs by The Smiths. In the opinion of many reviewers (including this show's presenter), it is way better than the original but you must make your own mind up about that!New Music You Just Don't Hear Anywhere Else!Playlist:Sing Till I Cry – IAN SWEETLet's Get Funky – GA-20Fresh Concrete – Bears In TreesLimited Edition – The AnahitTired of Trying – Eliza Shaddad (Album of the Week)Say What You Will – James BlakeFeels Good – Royal CanoeRadio Free – Dawn RichardInner Circle – Rozi PlainBorn To (DOJH) – Jesca HoopHeaven Knows I'm Miserable Now – the SmithsHeaven Knows I'm Miserable Now – Tizane (Luvva Cover feature)Flight – Mansur BrownNew Skill – Henriette SennenvaldtMagpie (Nia Archives remix) – Lava La Rue, Congo Natty, Phoebs, Nia ArchivesEpi – Moonlight BenjaminBlossom – Eliza ShaddadStill Blue – Jay Lewn, JGrreyDid I Get It Wrong – Dora JarCitadella – YaimaOne Summer – Promise And The MonsterThe Woman You Want – Eliza ShaddadThe Man I Admire - Eliza Shadda

As always, we had masses of #NewMusic in our playlist! An eclectic mix of original, intelligent, melodic, grown-up songs and mostly from artists who you have not heard of - yet!Our ALBUM OF THE WEEK is 'The Woman You Want' by Scottish /Sudanese singer songwriter Eliza Shaddad.“A brilliant album” The Independent"Eliza Shaddad is like the lovechild of Sheryl Crow and Alanis Morissette; a definitive, blunt but playful nod to the female greats of the '90's" Indie ShuffleEliza will be introducing the album herself and we'll be playing three tracks during the course of the show including the most beautiful song - Blossom - that you'll hear all summer!Our Luvva Cover, this week, is a complete transformation by Tizane of one of the very best known songs by The Smiths. In the opinion of many reviewers (including this show's presenter), it is way better than the original but you must make your own mind up about that!New Music You Just Don't Hear Anywhere Else!Playlist:Sing Till I Cry – IAN SWEETLet's Get Funky – GA-20Fresh Concrete – Bears In TreesLimited Edition – The AnahitTired of Trying – Eliza Shaddad (Album of the Week)Say What You Will – James BlakeFeels Good – Royal CanoeRadio Free – Dawn RichardInner Circle – Rozi PlainBorn To (DOJH) – Jesca HoopHeaven Knows I'm Miserable Now – the SmithsHeaven Knows I'm Miserable Now – Tizane (Luvva Cover feature)Flight – Mansur BrownNew Skill – Henriette SennenvaldtMagpie (Nia Archives remix) – Lava La Rue, Congo Natty, Phoebs, Nia ArchivesEpi – Moonlight BenjaminBlossom – Eliza ShaddadStill Blue – Jay Lewn, JGrreyDid I Get It Wrong – Dora JarCitadella – YaimaOne Summer – Promise And The MonsterThe Woman You Want – Eliza ShaddadThe Man I Admire - Eliza Shadda

Mit ihrem neuen Album bestreitet Eliza Shaddad einen neuen musikalischen Weg: "The women you want" ist eine Mischung aus Indie, Folk, Rock und traditionellen Instrumenten. Jan Kubon hat mit der Musikerin gesprochen.

Eliza Shaddad is a Sudanese-Scottish artist. Her sound is equal parts gritty grunge and soft folk, and she pens her lyrics with unabashed transparency. On ‘The Woman You Want', Eliza writes about the lows of lockdown, new marriage, and pushing against the expectations that others put on her.

Moderator Torsten Groß diskutiert mit Aida Baghernejad, Nadine Lange und Daniel Koch über folgende Neuerscheinungen: Rejjie Snow // Willow // Eliza Shaddad // Clairo

Returning with her second album The Woman You Want, Eliza Shaddad discusses her creative process and using minimalism to maximum effect in the studio.

Welcome to Volume 3 of The Stubborn Optimist's Playlist!   Every week on the podcast we feature a musical artist who is thoughtful about the role of art and artists in the climate crisis and this week, we bring you a collection of those artists in playlist form as an extended listening experience.   Enjoy the music!   ___ The Stubborn Optimist's Playlist Vol. 3:   (1:28) Aaron Frazer - Bad News Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube | Spotify   (5:17) Alfred Nomad - Speaking   (6:10) Alfred Nomad - Justice Spotify | Bandcamp | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook   (8:50) Mel Chante - Air Spotify | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Website | Youtube   (11:56) Asher Monroe - Speaking   (12:35) Asher Monroe - Midnight Masquerade Spotify | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Website   (15:53) Milky Chance - We Didn't Make It To The Moon Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube   (19:20) Guster - Satellite Spotify | Apple Music | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Website   (23:52) Marie Spaemann - Circles Instagram | Facebook | Website | YouTube   (29:42) Vivii - Speaking   (31:11) Vivii - One Day Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Soundcloud   (35:03) Eliza Shaddad - Blossom Our musical guest this week is Eliza Shaddad! Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | Spotify | Apple Music | YouTube   (38:15) Easy Wanderlings - Dream To Keep Us Going Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | Website   —   Christiana + Tom's book ‘The Future We Choose' is available now!   —   Keep up with Christiana Figueres here: Instagram | Twitter   —   Tom Rivett-Carnac: Instagram | Twitter | LinkedIn   —   Paul Dickinson is on LinkedIn! LinkedIn   —   Follow @GlobalOptimism on social media and send us a message! Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | LinkedIn Don't forget to hit SUBSCRIBE so you don't miss another episode of Outrage + Optimism!

With France banning short haul flights, John Kerry on his way to China and South Korea to talk climate just days ahead of The US Climate Summit, and The American Legislative Exchange Council (not so) secretly planning to fight Biden on climate, this episode is jam packed with things to discuss!   And speaking of things to discuss, have you heard of the word “Ecocide”? It’s a term describing something we all understand and know is wrong - the mass damage and destruction of ecosystems. But, yet it is still somehow legally permitted around the world.   This week, we explore the tireless work of Jojo Mehta and the Stop Ecocide Foundation who are pursuing their goal to have Ecocide added to the International Criminal Court (ICC) as a fifth crime alongside Genocide, War Crimes, Crimes Against Humanity and Crimes of Aggression.   How would this fifth crime change corporate behavior? We can only assume it would act as a deterrent to environmental destruction, but could it also act as an accelerator of the goals of the Paris Agreement?   Stick around after the interview for a mesmerizing tune from Eliza Shaddad!   —   Christiana + Tom’s book ‘The Future We Choose’ is available now!   Subscribe to our Climate Action Newsletter: Signals Amidst The Noise   __   Thank you to our guest this week, Jojo Mehta!   Jojo Mehta Co-Founder & Executive Director, Stop Ecocide International Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn   Stop Ecocide International Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn | Instagram | YouTube    __   Our musical guest this week is Eliza Shaddad! Check out Eliza on Patreon! Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | Spotify | Apple Music | YouTube   —   Keep up with Christiana Figueres here: Instagram | Twitter   Tom Rivett-Carnac: Instagram | Twitter | LinkedIn   Paul Dickinson is on LinkedIn! LinkedIn   —   Follow @GlobalOptimism on social media and send us a message! Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | LinkedIn Don't forget to hit SUBSCRIBE so you don't miss another episode of Outrage + Optimism!

International Women's Day March 8th, 2021To mark #IWD2021 on The After Eight Show, we approached a number of women in the Music Industry and invited them to record their thoughts and nominate a piece of their own music and/or a piece by a female artist who has inspired them.The response was completely overwhelming!So, as a result, you can listen to the considered thoughts of 22 women about the state of gender equality in music. They discuss their own experiences, hopes and fears for the future, and in some cases offer advice for young musicians building a career in this industry. Together with their chosen music, we have compiled their contributions into a 2 part special.There are performers from the world of indie pop, metal, jazz, traditional and classical music. There are women from the world of music PR, artist management, music teachers and the boss of a London radio station who was a member of some prominent punk bands in the 70s - between them, they have a wealth of knowledge and experience of surviving and prospering in the music industry!There are some wonderful stories to listen to. There is practical advice - resources for young artists to draw from and make use of, some very funny moments and some stunning music by the contributors themselves as well as inspirational music by Nina Simone, Tori Amos, Aretha Franklin, Alice Coltrane and many others.List of contributors (in running order):Part 1Madisyn Whajne (musician from Whitefish River First Nations)Aoibheann Carey-Philpott (Singer, songwriter, choral director, foodie, nature-lover, artist... from Cork)Marianne Dissard (Desert noir chanteuse, Thanet-hinged performer, brutally honest author. Left her home in Tucson Arizona for a dream boat in England.)Eliza Shaddad (singer, songwriter, film score composer, co-founder of Girls Girls Girls - now based in Cornwall)Emma Miller (singer, songwriter, music blogger from Elgin, Scotland)Anna Russell (founder of AR Artist Management helping music artists to start, build and grow successful, sustainable music careers, host of The Virtual Manager podcast - from London)Charlotte Carpenter (singer, songwriter, music label boss, podcast host of Indie Insider ... from East Midlands)Katie Spencer (singer, songwriter, guitar player from Yorkshire)Tusks (Artist/ Producer from London)Jo Beth Young (singer, songwriter, composer, music blogger and podcaster)Clelia Felix (French composer, songwriter, musician)

International Women's Day March 8th, 2021 To mark #IWD2021 on The After Eight Show, we approached a number of women in the Music Industry and invited them to record their thoughts and nominate a piece of their own music and/or a piece by a female artist who has inspired them. The response was completely overwhelming! So, as a result, you can listen to the considered thoughts of 22 women about the state of gender equality in music. They discuss their own experiences, hopes and fears for the future, and in some cases offer advice for young musicians building a career in this industry. Together with their chosen music, we have compiled their contributions into a 2 part special. There are performers from the world of indie pop, metal, jazz, traditional and classical music. There are women from the world of music PR, artist management, music teachers and the boss of a London radio station who was a member of some prominent punk bands in the 70s - between them, they have a wealth of knowledge and experience of surviving and prospering in the music industry! There are some wonderful stories to listen to. There is practical advice - resources for young artists to draw from and make use of, some very funny moments and some stunning music by the contributors themselves as well as inspirational music by Nina Simone, Tori Amos, Aretha Franklin, Alice Coltrane and many others. List of contributors (in running order): Part 1 Madisyn Whajne (musician from Whitefish River First Nations) Aoibheann Carey-Philpott (Singer, songwriter, choral director, foodie, nature-lover, artist... from Cork) Marianne Dissard (Desert noir chanteuse, Thanet-hinged performer, brutally honest author. Left her home in Tucson Arizona for a dream boat in England.) Eliza Shaddad (singer, songwriter, film score composer, co-founder of Girls Girls Girls - now based in Cornwall) Emma Miller (singer, songwriter, music blogger from Elgin, Scotland) Anna Russell (founder of AR Artist Management helping music artists to start, build and grow successful, sustainable music careers, host of The Virtual Manager podcast - from London) Charlotte Carpenter (singer, songwriter, music label boss, podcast host of Indie Insider ... from East Midlands) Katie Spencer (singer, songwriter, guitar player from Yorkshire) Tusks (Artist/ Producer from London) Jo Beth Young (singer, songwriter, composer, music blogger and podcaster) Clelia Felix (French composer, songwriter, musician)

Thanks for listening! Visit http://penfriend.rocks/eliza for links to Eliza's work and collect two free Penfriend songs while you're there..In this conversation, we discuss how the pandemic forced Eliza to deal with her true nature, planning the perfect productive day for maximum music making, health and emotional wellbeing, the self-imposed pressure of picking the right sized font, EPs versus albums as an artistic statement, and building a sustainable music career while always being willing to get a job plus messy desktops, time block planning and how philosophy feeds into songwriting.-All my work is sponsored by The Correspondent's Club, who have been powering the making of new music and podcasts since May 2020. Browse free and paid tiers at http://penfriend.rocks/join.My album pre-order is now live at http://penfriend.rocks/newalbum

Charlotte Carpenter from Babywoman Records talks to Eliza Shaddad about writing her new album, new management and her work with Girls Girls Girls. This episode was recorded for International Women's Day 2021. Follow Charlotte Carpenter https://www.instagram.com/ccarpentermusic/ Follow Babywoman Records https://www.instagram.com/babywomanrecords/ Follow Eliza Shaddad https://www.instagram.com/elizashaddad/

Eliza Shaddad is joined by Oddisee, Gaidaa and This Is the Kit's Kate Stables to discuss working from home, where they now record, and how factors such as politics and heritage feed into the creative system. Eliza Shaddad is a singer songwriter whose debut album Future came out in 2018, which she described as her “sonic journal”. Oddisee is a Sudanese-American rapper and producer based in Brooklyn, originally from Washington DC. His first release was a collaboration with DJ Jazzy Jeff in 2002, and since then he has released a series of acclaimed mixtapes, EPs and albums, as well as founding the rap trio Diamond District. Gaidaa is a Sudanese Dutch artist who grew up between Sudan and Eindhoven in Holland. Her debut EP Overture came out last year, firmly establishing her as a rising star in the spheres of neo-soul and R&B. And Kate Stables is the creative force behind the band This Is The Kit. Their songs are said to “untangle emotional knots and weave remarkable stories”, and the band’s latest album Off Off On came out on Rough Trade last October.

This week David chats to Eliza Shaddad about music and useless guitar equipment. Eliza has released one album titled "Future", some choice singles as well as a brand new Lo-fi Christmas songs E.P which you can buy on her Bandcamp profile (I advise you do this more so then stream.. But hey!)I hope you enjoy the podcast! David Some Links to find her :- www.elizashaddad.comInstagram - @elizashaddadTwitter - @elizashaddadLinks for me :- Instagram - @davidthegiantmusicTwitter - @davidthegiantmusic

Singer-songwriter Eliza Shaddad sends in a diary today recorded over a few weeks of self isolation at home in Cornwall. She tells us how she’s embracing some aspects of lockdown, and figuring out how to structure her days; from green smoothies and binging The Wire, to puzzle games and PE with Joe. A special intimate performance of her single ‘Same As You’ closes the episode. ➤ Listen to more of Eliza's music here ➤ Follow Eliza here: @ElizaShaddad ➤ Follow the Social Distancing Diaries playlist here, featuring music from all our guests If you want to discuss your own experiences and join the conversation, you can reach us on: Email: socialdistancingdiaries@gmail.com Twitter: @sddpod and use #sddpod Instagram: @socialdistancingdiariespod Facebook: facebook.com/socialdistancingdiaries --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sddpod/message

On this globetrotting episode of Music Life we are taken into the mind of the artist with Portuguese singer of Cape Verdean descent Dino D’Santiago. A singer, guitarist, and beat-boxer, he bridges the traditional sounds of Funaná, Batuku, Morna with modern recording techniques and sounds. He's joined by half-Finnish vocalist, multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Marika Hackman; singer and writer of Sudanese and Scottish heritage Eliza Shaddad, who's a frequent collaborator with UK chart toppers Clean Bandit; and Ayo Odia, a saxophonist and singer of many guises, who currently plays with the collective Yung Afrika Pyoneers. Together, they discuss the first songs they ever wrote, whether they feel most comfortable as artists in the studio or on the stage, and how they get away from the limitations of a genre.

We had zillions of #NewMusic tracks in our playlist! An eclectic mix of original, intelligent, melodic, grown-up songs - #electronic, #rnb, #jazz, #blues and #acoustic. And mostly from artists who you have not heard of - yet! Amongst our selections, there was #NewMusic from Nic Evennett, Sean Pinchin, Eliza Shaddad, Poliça, Dojo Cuts, Jaydonclover, Kelly Khumalo, Gugu Zulu, Equador + Sieren, Robert Glasper + inglewoodSiR + Bridget Kelly + Theresa Tha Songbird, Meklit + Ethiopian Records. የኢትዮጵያ ልጅ, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, Molina, Hayley Reardon, Oklou + Flavien Berger, The Seshen, Alina Engibaryan, Slowly Rolling Camera and Keep Shelly in Athens. Our Luvva Cover feature was a cover version of a brilliant song by The National. It's one of the best sets of lyrics to any of their songs and, in a new cover version by SOAK, she squeezes every ounce of meaning and emotion from them. We've been playing her music for nearly 6 years now - if you haven't heard her before, this is your chance! New Music That You Just Don't Hear Anywhere Else! www.theafter8show.com Playlist: Crystal and Crime – Nic Evennett Devil Got My Woman – Sean Pinchin One Last Embrace – Eliza Shaddad Driving - Poliça Berries – Dojo Cuts I Wish You – Jaydonclover Undithatha Kancinci – Kelly Khumalo NgiKhumbule Ekhaya – Gugu Zulu Avalon (Sieren remix) – Equador, Sieren All I Do – Robert Glasper, SiR, Bridget Kelly, SONGBIRD Bloodbuzz Ohio – The National Bloodbuzz Ohio – SOAK (Luvva Cover feature) This Was Made Here (Ethiopian Records remix) – Meklit, Ethiopian Records To Feel Your Best – Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith Vanilla Shell – Molina Forgiveness – Hayley Reardon Toyota – Oklou, Flavien Berger Don’t Answer – The Seshen We Are – Alina Engibaryan Eight Days – Slowly Rolling Camera Unreeling – Keep Shelly In Athens

Cage The elephant, Nathaniel Rateliff, Badly Drawn Boy, Eliza Shaddad en singles du jour et on découvre l’album de Black Lips. Bonne écoute du podcast radio rock. L’article Emission Sensation rock du lundi 27 janvier 2020 est apparu en premier sur Sensation Rock.

Blink 182, Love Fame Tragedy, Algiers, Eliza Shaddad, Courtney Barnett (MTV Unplugged), Alex Ebert en singles du jour et on découvre l’album de The Who. Bonne écoute du podcast radio rock. L’article Emission Sensation rock du lundi 9 décembre 2019 est apparu en premier sur Sensation Rock.

It's the annual spook-tastic Halloween show! I start things off with an hour of ghost haunting, werewolf howling, witch cackling tunes perfect for trick-or-treating! You'll also hear the brilliant new Song of The Week “Girls” from London musician Eliza Shaddad, get the lowdown on a few new albums out today Friday the 25th, and hear your new favorite song during the Hot Takes set! Come play with us forever and ever and ever! Playlist: The Ghost of You Lingers – Spoon Little Ghost – The White Stripes Ghosts of a Different Dream – Guided By Voices The Ghost Who Walks – Karen Elson Leslie Anne Levine – The Decemberists -air break- Haunted When The Minutes Drag – Love & Rockets Monster Hospital – Metric Dracula – Gorillaz Cemetary Party – Air Mortuary Cosmetics – The Del-Vipers -air break- I Was A Teenage Werewolf – The Cramps Gravedweller – The Wytches Evil – Chastity Belt Graveyard's Full – The Growlers Teeth of Candycorn – Doctor Gasp Dracula's Wedding – Outkast -air break- Girls – Eliza Shaddad American Dreamin' – Thee MVPs Return to the Drakes Nest – Bridges Control – The Van T's Runaway Rockaway – Glossii -air break- Dream Girl – Anna of the North Back to Me – Grace Potter You Ain't The Problem – Michael Kiwanuka Ain't Together – King Princess Hallucinations – PVRIS -air break- Count On Me – The Lone Bellow Rusty Nail – Peter, Bjorn, & John Mouthbreather – Saltwater Sun Tongue Kissing – Little Dragon

Welcome back to The Music Scout! We have some exceptional music lined up for this week with Brian Campeau introducing the episode with some rather heavy bass to begin with (watch your ears!), although it turns into something pretty amazing!  We've got a double header of music from Ralegh Long and Search Party Animal. Who will win in the battle of the songs, you can vote for your favourite on The Music Scout Twitter page found down below or at Themusicscout_.  As well as that we have music from the likes of Only The Poets, Eliza Shaddad, The Yearlings and much more for the weeks pod!  Enjoy!   Website: www.themusicscout.co.uk Email: themusicscoutpodcast@gmail.com Previous Interview with Tom McGuire: http://www.themusicscout.co.uk/tmsepisodebrassholes.html Twitter: www.twitter.com/themusicscout_ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4VMv43UvaAS8UW7wF9N7Xv

Today's show is a Moontower party! I begin with some alright tunes, play some songs from a few bands/musicians currently on tour and stopping in Boston, feature the stellar new Song of the Week, "Just Goes To Show," from London musician Eliza Shaddad, play some great new songs from albums out today 9/28, and give you a sneak peek at our new #Hottakes post! Playlist: Alright - Supergrass Feels Alright - The Nude Party Its Alright, It's OK - Primal Scream Alright, Yeah - Robyn Hitchcock She's Alright - Muddy Waters -air break- Kills to Be Resistant - Bully Tremelo Song - The Charlatans Supergiant - Valley Queen Numb- Meg Myers Ride - ISLAND -air break- Dry the Rain - Beta Band Mysterons - Portishead Teardrop - Massive Attack -air break- Just Goes To Show - Eliza Shaddad Just Tell Me - Nico Yaryan Coming Out of the Darkness - Dr. Dog Pray for Rain - Pure Bathing Culture Light Goes Out - Ages and Ages The Sky Lit Up - PJ Harvey Gainesville - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers Wouldn't It Be Great - Loretta Lynn Simple Song - Amber Arcades Fools Don't Stay - Mary-Elaine Jenkins -air break- Some Birds - Jeff Tweedy I Heard A Cry - Calva Louise Midnight in Tokyo - Mini Mansions Relentless - Arkells Baby - Basement Revolver

En plein rush de fin de session, Mathieu et Étienne remontent à l'origine même du courant dream pop avec l'album 69 d'A.R. Kane. Le duo fait également la critique de Persona, nouvel album de musique électronique instrumentale de Rival Consoles. S'ajoutent des nouveautés de Let's Eat Grandma, DWY, Ojerine et Eliza Shaddad.

En plein rush de fin de session, Mathieu et Étienne remontent à l'origine même du courant dream pop avec l'album 69 d'A.R. Kane. Le duo fait également la critique de Persona, nouvel album de musique électronique instrumentale de Rival Consoles. S'ajoutent des nouveautés de Let's Eat Grandma, DWY, Ojerine et Eliza Shaddad.

Welcome to Podcart podcasts. Tracklisting: 1. Turtle - 'Blood Type (feat. Eliza Shaddad)' 2. Sløtface - 'Magazine' 3. Said The Whale – 'Miscarriage' 4. Fat Goth – 'Queen Bee' 5. VArchivist – 'Wild Hope' 6. Yves – 'Only One' See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The awesome Eliza Shaddad joins me this week to talk all things music! Also, Nora Germain and I discuss all things planet earth and beyond xx

Eliza Shaddad in conversation and in session on X-Posure with John Kennedy.