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Harmonics is the third collection of songs by Hot Chip’s Joe Goddard, who opens the floor to an introspective approach to dance music on “Follow You.” But that’s not all you’ll find on the new album: There is a wide palette of sounds and collaborations, including a track with Eno Williams of Ibibio Sound Machine, Jungle’s Tom McFarland, UK Jazz artist Alabaster DePlume, to name a few. 

Verdadeiro caldeirão cultural, a banda londrina Ibibio Sound Machine lançou recentemente seu quinto álbum, “Pull the rope”. Liderado pela vocalista nigeriana Eno Williams, o coletivo de afrofunk eletrônico transmite uma mensagem de otimismo e alto astral no novo trabalho. Daniella Franco, da RFIA Ibibio Sound Machine se formou em 2013, após o encontro do produtor musical e saxofonista australiano Max Grunhard com a cantora Eno Williams. Na época, o projeto experimental tinha o objetivo de transformar em música histórias da infância da vocalista na Nigéria, cantadas na língua ibibio. Mas as duas primeiras faixas gravadas fizeram tanto sucesso que o grupo atraiu outros músicos – entre eles, o percussionista brasileiro Anselmo Netto – e deslanchou.Mais de dez anos depois, e com cinco álbuns gravados – um deles produzido pelo Hot Chip – a Ibibio Sound Machine fez a volta do mundo ao integrar a trilha sonora de várias séries de TV, entre elas a célebre Sex Education. Em 2022, o grupo abriu dois shows do Coldplay no estádio Wembley, em Londres.Neste ano, a banda lançou “Pull the rope”, um enérgico trabalho que, segundo palavras da própria Eno Williams, “emana esperança e amor”. A RFI escolheu a faixa que tem o mesmo nome do disco para a sua playlist de junho. Aumente o som!O Balada Musical pode ser ouvido no Spotify e no Deezer. Confira também as playlists mensais da Programação Musical RFI no YouTube, Deezer e Spotify!

Arrancamos el lunes con la sección de El Turista Musical. Viajamos a Kazajistán y conocemos a la boy band Ninety One con su estilo Q-pop o Qazaq-pop. Después,  diseccionamos el Cuccurucucù del cantante italiano Franco Battiato. A las 8, nuestro experto en política internacional, Alejandro López, nos explica los resultados de las elecciones en el Reino Unido. Y por último, hablamos con Eno Williams, cantante de Ibibio Sound Machine, sobre su disco 'Pull the rope'. Además, explica la construcción de la identidad a través de distintas culturas y lugares. Escuchar audio

On the show this time, it's the inclusionary joy of London's Ibibio Sound Machine. Their latest album, ‘Electricity,' is available on Merge Records. This 8-member multicultural band put out their latest album ‘Electricity' in March of 2022. Blending elements of West African funk and electro-post-punk, it was produced by saxophonist Max Grunhard in collaboration with Hot Chip. The record highlights singer Eno Williams' adamant vocals, and expands the band's sound - it's all bangers, ready for the club. This performance features the first 4 songs from the album, though in a different order. Recorded 09/29/2022. Electricity 17 - 18 - 19 Protection from Evil All That You Want Watch the full Live on KEXP session on YouTubeSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the show this time, it's the inclusionary joy of London's Ibibio Sound Machine. Their latest album, ‘Electricity,' is available on Merge Records. This 8-member multicultural band put out their latest album ‘Electricity' in March of 2022. Blending elements of West African funk and electro-post-punk, it was produced by saxophonist Max Grunhard in collaboration with Hot Chip. The record highlights singer Eno Williams' adamant vocals, and expands the band's sound - it's all bangers, ready for the club. This performance features the first 4 songs from the album, though in a different order. Recorded 09/29/2022. Electricity 17 - 18 - 19 Protection from Evil All That You Want Watch the full Live on KEXP session on YouTubeSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's Talkhouse Podcast, we've got a lovefest between two musicians who came together to create one of the year's most electrifying records: Eno Williams of Ibibio Sound Machine and Joe Goddard of Hot Chip. Ibibio Sound Machine has been mashing up sounds for just under a decade now, blending elements of Afrobeat and electronic music into a fierce combination that inspires dancing, chanting, and sweating—at least when they're allowed to hit the road. Williams is a force of nature on their newest album, Electricity. She was born in London but grew up in Nigeria—specifically the Ibibio region—and was exposed to those incredible regional sounds before moving back to London for school and steeping herself in the electronic music happening there. Electricity captures her vision pretty perfectly, thanks at least in part to today's other guest, Joe Goddard of Hot Chip. As you'll hear in this chat, Goddard was a fan of Ibibio Sound Machine, having seen one of their incredible live performances at a festival, and the feeling was mutual. Goddard and his Hot Chip collaborators came in to produce Electricity, which was the first time Ibibio had used an outside producer. You can hear the Hot Chip fingerprints all over the record; it's an amazing collaboration that both sides are clearly very happy with, as evidenced by this chat. And just moments ago—for me, anyway, it will be later for you—Hot Chip announced a brand new album as well. Freakout/Release will be out in August, and Hot Chip will play the second weekend of Coachella this Saturday.  In this podcast, Goddard and Williams get deep into musical influences, including Nigerian electronic music pioneer Wiliam Onyeabor, Afrobeat legend Fela Kuti, and more. They also talk about how sometimes the audience doesn't know you're having a bad show, and about the “super synth power” they found while working together. Enjoy. Thanks for listening to the Talkhouse Podcast, and thanks to Eno Williams and Joe Goddard for chatting. If you like what you heard, please follow Talkhouse on your favorite podcasting platform. This episode was produced by Myron Kaplan, and the Talkhouse theme is composed and performed by the Range. See you next time! View the full transcript of this podcast here.

Guest mixtape #68 by @bernardopinheiro Follow Bernardo Pinheiro : > Soundcloud : @bernardopinheiro > Instagram : www.instagram.com/djbernardopinheiro > Facebook : www.facebook.com/djbernardopinheiro > Bandcamp : https://bernardopinheiro.bandcamp.com/releases Follow BPM : > Soundcloud : @leblogdespepitesmusicales > frangi. : @frangiparis > dékalé : @dekalemusic > Pamplemousse Rose : @pamplemousserosee > Groove Garden : @groove-garden-1 > Facebook : www.facebook.com/leBlogdesPepitesMusicales > Instagram : instagram.com/leblogdespepitesmusicales > Spotify : open.spotify.com/user/bpm_ > Youtube : www.youtube.com/channel/UCrdTlhXmJseMKg_8kS-AKEw > iOS app : apps.apple.com/fr/app/frangi/id1550449936 Tracklist : 1. @midnightrunners - Bright Star 2. Habib Calbi (Bernardo Pinheiro Rework) 3. Degraus (Bernardo Pinheiro Space Odyssey Mix) 4. Hip Edits - You're My Last Dub (Piafra Edit) 5. @nugenea - Marechià (feat. Célia Kameni) (@angeld Re-Groove) 6. Quartier Groove - Bravo & Dj's - Difacil Rap (@theroommatesweb Remix) 7. Grupo Chocolate - Dance Fricote (Bernardo Pinheiro Rework) 8. Braz - Pressa (Bernardo Pinheiro Edit) 9. Methusalem - Robotism 10. Trepidants - Long to dance with you now (Bernardo Pinheiro Edit) 11. @lanc_e - Besame Mucho 12. @peteatlas - Cherry Lips (@reverso-68 Dub) 13. Matatores - Don Quijote (Bernardo Pinheiro Edit) 14. @bondax - I Only Have You (Feat. Eno Williams) 15. Maurice Mc Gee - Do I Do (Extended Edit Version) 16. @earthboogie feat. Nina Miranda - Silken Moon (@demiriquisimo Remix) 17. Katia di Tróia - Elementos (Bernardo Pinheiro Edit) 18. Edinho Queiroz - Diga pra mim (Bernardo Pinheiro Edit) 19. Civil - Sombras na Calçada (@milloskaiser Dub Edit) 20. Gaspar Muniz - Energia Erótica (Original Mix) 21. Badaro - Musica 22. Pamela Gonzales - Midnight Miami (Bernardo Pinheiro Dub Edit) 23. @mainlinemagicorchestra - Xumba Xumba 24. @johannesalbert - Kuhruh (Italo Mix) 25. Garota Sexy (Joutro Mundo & Bernardo Pinheiro Rework) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cover designed by @dekalemusic > www.dekalestudio.com Disclaimer: We do not intend to make money or infringe copyrights with this mixtape. For promotional purposes only.

Ibibio Sound Machine - "Electricity," a 2021 single on Merge. Just about three years ago, when the world was in a very different place, KEXP celebrated International Clash Day by venturing across the pond to London for a showcase of upcoming artists that radiate the spirit of the Clash in vibrant, diverse ways. One of the most electrifying performances over those four days came from electro Afro-funk ensemble Ibibio Sound Machine. Fusing the polyrhythms of West African funk, highlife, disco, and post-punk, the Nigeria-born, London-based band light stages figuratively on fire with their genre-bending sound. This fall, the band released their first single since their 2019 LPDoko Mienwith a title fitting for a band with this much kinetic energy. “Electricity” sees Ibibio Sound Machine team up with Hot Chip for a pulsing electronic track with elements of West African instrumentation. ISM vocalist Eno Williams had this to say about “Electricity”: “Even in trying times, ‘without love, there's no electricity.' This one started out as an idea to mix Afrobeat with Giorgio Moroder–style synth vibes. The end section with Alfred's korego (Ghanaian 2-stringed folk guitar) solo was already there when we got into the studio, but then we added the big kick drum that happens underneath and Owen from Hot Chip's crazy drum machine percussion at the end, which gave it a futuristic Afro feel when mixed with the more talking drum parts.” Read the full post on KEXP.org Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! En este episodio 55, Lord Sassafras nos trae los sonidos de Ibibio Sound Machine, descubrelo!!! Ibibio Sound Machine es una banda inglesa de afro-funk electrónica de Londres. Formada en 2013, la banda está formada actualmente por el vocalista Eno Williams, el guitarrista Alfred Kari Bannerman, el percusionista Anselmo Netto, el baterista Jose Joyette, el bajista John McKenzie, el trombonista / teclista Tony Hayden, el trompetista / teclista Scott Baylis y el saxofonista / teclista Max Grunhard. Ibibio Sound Machine es un choque de elementos africanos y electrónicos. La banda afirma que su sonido está inspirado en igual medida por la era dorada del funk y disco de África Occidental, el post-punk moderno y el electro. El nombre de la banda en sí encuentra influencia de la madre de Eno Williams, cuya lengua materna era Ibibio . Aunque Williams nació en Londres , pasó la mayor parte de su infancia en Nigeria con el resto de su familia. Su madre a menudo contaba numerosas historias infantiles y populares de su propia herencia y se las pasaba a su hija. Williams tomó esta inspiración y elaboró ​​letras de estas fuentes y las unió a temas modernos. Para saber mas visitar su web desde donde hemos recogido la fotografia de portada. https://ibibiosoundmachine.com/ Escucha el programa en https://www.podcastaragon.es/sonidos-sassafras Lord Sassafras nos acerca cada semana al mundo de la world music con sonidos africanos, latinos, balcánicos, europeos, caribeños, mestizos, en definitiva todo aquello que es conocido como la world music. Suscribete a nuestros episodios y no te pierdas ninguno Envíanos tus notas de voz a Whasapt 654 93 42 41Escucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de SONIDOS SASSAFRAS. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/452395

Music Life this week sees British jazz saxophonist, MC, and poet Soweto Kinch host Shingai Shoniwa, Eno Williams, and Barney Artist. Singer and bassist Shingai Shoniwa is formerly of the band The Noisettes. The name Shingai, according to Wikipedia, means "bold/courageous/strong" in the Shona language. Eno Williams is the lead vocalist in the electronic funk band Ibibio Sound Machine. She was born in London but spent most of her childhood in Nigeria where her family spoke Ibibio, the native language of the Ibibio people in Akwa Ibom Staten. And our final guest is Barney Artist, a London rapper, who’s worked with George The Poet, Tom Misch, and Jordan Rakai. Soweto is a Mercury prize nominated / MOBO winning artist who’s been championed by Mos Def and Rodney P and has supported the likes of KRS ONE, Dwele, and TY. He’s also the nicest guy in music. Together they explore themes in music that revolve around family and its influence, the idea of homecoming and identity, and the importance of language.

This week, Oluseun Anikulapo Kuti AKA Seun Kuti – singer, saxophonist, Egypt ‘80 band leader and son of Fela Kuti from Lagos, Nigeria – hosts a very lively episode. He’s joined by trumpeter, vocalist and visual artist, the leader of the excellent Afrobeat band KOKOROKO (meaning 'be strong' in Nigerian language Urhobo) Sheila Maurice Grey. And lead vocalist from Ibibio Sound Machine, born in London but spending most of her childhood in Nigeria where her family speak Ibibio, the native language of the Ibibio people in Akwa Ibom Staten, Eno Williams. Led by Seun they’ll be discussing whether music should have a social responsibility, favourite songs to play live, dealing with heckles, and where the art form goes to next.

This week on the podcast, Mark Strong drops by to chat about new Sky One drama Temple Eno Williams of Ibibio Sound Machine joins me to talk about latest album Doko Mien and the band's forthcoming autumn tour Writer and illustrator Oliver Jeffers tells us all about his latest book The Fate of Fausto We also have Rhianna Dhillon's TV and Film picks including horror sequel, It: Chapter Two, Sasha Baron Cohen's new Netflix drama, The Spy and BBC One's The Capture Dr Hannah Fry brings you The Maths of Life, and looks into why some people think the earth is flat, and asks, just how big is the earth? Finally there's more House Music – the everyday objects playing pop hits.

Ibibio Sound Machine is an eight-piece London-based music collective blending West-African funk and disco with shades of post-punk and electro. Its vibrant lead singer Eno Williams talks to RFI about the band's latest album, Doko Mien, and singing in Ibibio - the language of her Nigerian roots. Lead singer Eno Williams sings mainly in Ibibio, a language from the southern part of Nigeria. "A lot of the stories that I tell on the record are stories I got told as a child, growing up with the Ibibio language. I felt it was very important to keep the story-telling authentic," Williams told RFI. Not only have the stories inspired her songwriting, but Williams also found the "very rhythmic" Ibibio language blends well with the musical roots of her fellow bandmates who come from Ghana, Brazil, Trinidad and Australia. "I call it 'The United Colours of Music'. All that mixture is what makes the sound." Ibibo Sound Machine picked up a big following in France after performing at the Transmusicales festival in Rennes, western France, in 2013 shortly after forming. Their third album, Doko Mien, translates as Tell Me. To find out what she has to say, listen to the podcast by clicking on "PLAY" above.   Ibibio Sound Machine is Eno Williams (vocals), Alfred Kari Bannerman (guitar), Anselmo Netto (percussion), Jose Joyette (drums), Derrick McIntyre (bass), Tony Hayden (trombone, synth), Scott Baylis (trumpet, synth), and Max Grunhard (saxophone, synth). In concert: Village Underground, Lisbon, 14 September, then touring in UK. Dates here. Follow the band on facebook

Eno Williams' Nigeria-via-London afrobeat project moves your heart and feet at the same time. Performing songs from their 2019 album Doko Mien, the group kick off KEXP's International Clash Day 2019 broadcast live from Studio 9294 in Hackney Wick, London. Recorded 2/4/2018. 4 songs - I Need You To Be Sweet Like Sugar (Nnge Nte Suka), Wanna Come Down, Tell Me (Doko Mien), The Chant (Iquo Isang), Trance Dance, BasquiatSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mikill & Marcel were joined this week by Eno Williams from Ibibio Sound Machine, Dabbla and R&B legend Donell Jones live in the studio…

Mikill & Marcel were joined this week by Eno Williams from Ibibio Sound Machine, Dabbla and R&B legend Donell Jones live in the studio…

Eno Williams of Ibibio Sound Machine joins us to talk about the freeing nature of music.

Stance explores the notion of Coming of Age, what it means to young people, how it's expressed and celebrated across many cultures and depicted through film and felt through music. We speak to award-winning playwright and poet Inua Ellams about his critically acclaimed play Barber Shop Chronicles which is now touring internationally. And, lastly we catch up with Eno Williams, the lead singer of African Electronic 8-piece band, Ibibio Sound Machine. Note: This episode contains occasional swearing. Find out more: Stancepodcast.com

“Color in Your Cheeks” is a song about immigration, refugees, and welcoming—the simple act of saying “You are not from here, but we’re glad you’re here now.” It seemed like a good year to talk about that. Featuring guests Eno Williams and Max Grunhard (Ibibio Sound Machine) and Mac McCaughan (Superchunk, co-founder of Merge Records). Buy Ibibio Sound Machine’s cover of “Color in Your Cheeks” on iTunes, Bandcamp, or wherever you buy digital music. It supports both the artist and the show! Buy the full cover album digitally or on vinyl today. Learn more about John Darnielle’s two novels here.Listen to more music by the Mountain Goats, including their latest album Goths, here. Check out Joseph Fink’s other shows, Welcome to Night Vale and Alice Isn’t Dead. His second novel with Jeffrey Cranor, It Devours!, is out now. Credits: Joseph Fink (host), John Darnielle (host), Christy Gressman (producer), Grant Stewart (editor), Vincent Cacchione (mixer). Rob Wilson (logo). Produced by Night Vale Presents in collaboration with Merge Records and the Mountain Goats. http://ionlylistentothemountaingoats.com http://www.nightvalepresents.com