Podcasts about foreign fields

Nueva entrega de Música de Contrabando (9/5/24) semanario de actualidad musical Entrevistas: Pau from Marc es un proyecto ‘do it yoursef' de autodescubrimiento de dos mentes creativas: Paula Sal y Marco Velasco (productor al mando del estudio El Miradoor), que convergen en torno a una idea que está cambiando y reformándose. En esta entrevista hablamos de su segundo disco , “Run for your life”, rebosante de nueva energía y vidaTambién charlamos con la cantante Sara ZamoraS una privilegida voz, que ha abierto su espectro hacia el pop soul. Y estrenamos el nuevo Ep, “Voices” de Big Banana Brothers, hablando con Jaime Lloret MartinezJaime Lloret-La repentina muerte de Steve Albino nos lleva a un repaso breve por su trabajo como productor (Nirvana, Pixies…) y su grupo, Shellac. El underground está de luto. Tomavistas 2024 desvela sus horarios. Bunbury y Arde Bogotá anuncian nuevo single, “De vuelta a casa”. Chris Frantz alimenta rumores sobre una posible reunión de Talking Heads. Blur anuncian documental, To The End, sobre su reciente regreso. AIE En Ruta presenta sus nuevos seleccionados (Al Dual). Varry Brava anuncian su regreso a lasa salas para presentar su nuevo álbum, “Sharirop”. Novedades discográficas: Hinds y Beck. Muy Zyu, Florent y Yo, Wakame, Axolotes Mexicanos, Cosmic Sans, Fernando Rubio, Breis, Trashi, Junio, Love Of Lesbian ft Rigoberta Bandini, Bonny Light Horsemen, Belako, Vicente Calderón, The Bug Club, Carey, La Luz, Las Wonder, Marta Movidas, Vetusta Morla, Laborde, Dorian, Los Mejillones Tigre, Noise Box, Foreign Fields.Agenda de conciertos: Fernando Alfaro, Viva Belgrado(Antioxidantes), Pau From Marc, Mayte Martin, Lisasinson, Mahmood, Mäbu, Farakiri For The Sky, Hofe x 4:40,

In this episode of the Talking Transformation Podcast we change our geography considerably, from a South African context, to the Arabinan Peninsula and Persian Gulf region. Our guest is Mahmood Al-Wahaibi an urban planner, ethnographer and academic who heads up OTU: the Oman Think Urban. The OTU is a Think Tank that blends urban ethnography and planning methodologies to support community engagement and research impacting on a number of the major planning initiatives in Oman. It comes at a time when Oman is looking to transition its economy away from a heavy emphasis on oil and commodities to a more diverse economy where tourism and emphasis on service sector industries are championing that transition.   Based out of Muscat, the Capital City of Oman, Mahmood and I met in person a year ago when we both supported the Greater Muscat Structure Plan (GMSP). The GMSP is a fascinating case study in addressing a sprawling, low-density capital city that is bracing for significant changes in its spatial, economic, social and environmental character. It doesn't seek to address the transition and growth in the manner and style of Dubai or Dohar. Muscat's is arguably a more humble approach, that seeks to balance, on the one hand, the preservation and celebration of the heritage of an ancient city with the ambitions, on the other hand, to meet the demands of a modern and competitive economy and metropolitan city. The implications for mobility modes, migration patterns and existential issues of environmental and sustainability issues have been key considerations in the GMSP. Mahmood was the consummate host in a country and region I knew nothing about. I was curious about the region, the history, the opportunities and the transitions that were driving change in his home town and country. Many of the challenges we face here in South Africa are echoed in the GMSP but these are being tackled in a different way and with very different expectations and resourcing for infrastructure and partnerships. I hope you'll enjoy the conversation and reflections from the episode. Recorded 17th November 2023  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/talking-transformation-po/message

  William Harries Graham released his latest EP Plainfield Tapes this past summer, the follow-up to the beautiful St. Claire LP that came out at the start of 2021. Like his 2016 debut Foreign Fields, they show the Austin-based artist pushing beyond Americana into a more fluid, ethereal and intimate atmosphere, a mystique within hushed […]

Every week, we have masses of #NewMusic 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! Think 'next series of Jools' - that's the kind of artists that we play. Our Luvva Cover, this week, is a dramatic reinterpretation of a Club Classic from the 90's. The Leaf Library have done a wonderful job in bringing out the beautiful melody that's at the heart of this song. Give it a listen and see what you think! New Music You Just Don't Hear Anywhere Else! www.theafter8show.com Playlist: Rose Colored – Foreign Fields, Imogen Baby I Need A Driver – Ida Mae Kind of Strange (Wallace & Morris ‘North Street’ mix) – Out of the Ordinary, Rosanne Erskine, Check Masses, Jo Wallace, Darren Morris The Knife (Barry Adamson mix) – Saint Severin, Barry Adamson Bones – Mysie Mockingbird – Uma Seeds - Nicolás Pauls, Mark Kozelek Don’t Drop it Dexter – Tom Houston Above All Else, Be Kind – AJIMAL Because of Toledo – The Blue Nile Gabriel (Live Garage Mix) – Roy Davis Jr., Peven Everett Gabriel – The Leaf Library The Deep – Eyre Llew Lokbrá - Dymbrá Sha Na Na – El Michels Affair, The Shacks Monkey Man – Rum Buffalo Moon skin – Iris Aris The Wayside – Crystal Glass, Ren Faye Where The Ships Go To Die – Colin Clyne River – Lorraine Nash 14sorry16 – Tyler Nugent We Need A Mother – Ane Brun There/Gone – Tenacity

As always, we had masses of #NewMusic 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! Think 'next series of Jools' - that's the kind of artists that we play. Our Luvva Cover, this week, was of one of Led Zeppelin's best known and best loved songs. A bluegrass band from San Francisco, The Brothers Comatose, have covered it and all proceeds go to the SongAid charity project. It seems unlikely but it really does work - give it a listen and see for yourself! New Music You Just Don't Hear Anywhere Else! Playlist: Light On Your Face (Renewed) – Foreign Fields, S. Carey Unmoved (A Black Woman Truth) - Ayoni Blurr – Ivytide Hideous – mehro Can I Live – Smiles Davis Free Up – Samora Hurt You First – Niia Everything Is Connected – Zara McFarlane Four Walls – Tsharna breathe again – Joy Oladokun No Quarter – Led Zeppelin No Quarter (SongAid) – The Brothers Comatose Verticality – Jo Beth Young Alone, The Heron – Frank Birtwistle, Sally Doherty Seize (Drunq DF Remix) – Felixity, Drunq, David Francolini She Ghetto – Piksel Up and Rolling – North Mississippi Allstars All To Myself – Baby Rose I Believe in You – Joelle Charan Honey – Emma Miller Things To Do Before I Die – Bad Honey, Paige Bea Broken Boat – Nic Evennett Out My Mind – Grant Kilpatrick

Hay nombres propios que siempre han estado presentes en la historia de nuestro programa. Uno de ellos es el de Ernesto González, que tanto con sus grupos como con su trabajo fundamental en el FIB de Benicàssim o discográficas como Intromúsica siempre estuvo cerca de Toxicosmos. Nos dejaba hace unos días y esta semana abrimos el programa recordando su figura mientras suenan canciones de sus bandas The Pribata Idaho y Grupo Salvaje. Dedicamos el resto del programa a la actualidad musical escuchando las novedades que nos presentan Carolina Durante, Cariño, Carlos Cros, Cupido, Airu, Georgy Aveni, Fizzy Soup, From, Perapertu, Iñigo Soler, Els Amics de les Arts, Molina Molina y Yorch, que prone el broche a nuestro repaso al pop patrio con una sorprendente versión de Paulina Rubio. En cuanto a novedades internacionales te presentamos lo nuevo de Sophie Hunger, Rush Week, Judah & the Lion, Becky and the Birds, Oscar Jerome, Perfume Genius, Phoebe Bridgers, Fantastic Negrito, Foreign Fields y Clea Vincent como recomendación del Instituto Francés. Y completamos nuestro repaso a la actualidad con la remezcla que el DJ brasileño Alok acaba de marcarse del último single de The Rolling Stones.

e.hillman (also known as Eric Hillman) is a composer/producer and songwriter based Wisconsin. Born into a strong classically-trained musical family, Eric began singing and playing piano at the age of 5. He began composing at the age of 12 and by 16 knew that he wanted to score for picture. After graduating from the Berklee College of Music with a degree in Film Scoring, he moved to Chicago, where he, alongside his life-long music partner Brian Holl, laid the ground work for the acclaimed recording project Foreign Fields. E. Hillman returned to his home studio in Nashville to begin work on the score for ASHEN, an open-world action adventure game developed by the New Zealand based studio, A44.Released in December 2018, ASHEN is a 3rd-person, skill-based, action RPG about guiding your wanderer in search of a place to call home. There is no sun and the natural light that exists comes from eruptions that cover the land in ash. In the game, you fight alongside others, forge friendships and defeat the creatures of shadow determined to cast the world back into darkness. You explore mysterious dungeons, fight epic bosses and explore diverse regions filled with gorgeous vistas and mythical creatures. In this new era of light, you must protect the Ashen and destroy the hungering shadows once and for all.In this episode e.hillman, shares his first-time-experience in working in the video games industry. He reveals the context and evolution of his music for Ashen and his unique approach in representing the post-apocalyptic-world of the game. Hillman shares why he chose to remove nearly all melody from the score and elaborates on how his instrumentation also reflects the players progress in the game. ANNOTATED TRACKS / SEGMENTS02:43 - Ashen07:19 - Vagrant's Rest (A Place to Call Home)OTHER TRACKS00:00 - Sissna, Spinner of Shadows12:17 - The WhispersSOUNDTRACKThe original soundtrack for Ashen was released on January 18, 2019 by Annapurna Interactive. You can purchase the soundtrack on Amazon.com and on iTunes or stream it on Spotify or Apple Music. MORE ABOUT THE COMPOSERYou can find out more about and hear more music by E. Hillman at his official site https://edothillman.com/ or follow her on twitter @edothillman ABOUT THE ANNOTATORProduced by Christopher Coleman (@ccoleman) and you can Find more episodes at THEANNOTATOR.NET or you can subscribe via iTunes, Stitcher Radio or wherever you find quality podcasts.FOLLOW USTwitter @audioannotatorFacebook @TheAnnotatorInstagram @TheAnnotatorEmail theannotatorpodcast@gmail.comSUBSCRIBEiTunesSpotifyStitcher RadioRadioPublicGoogle Play PodcastsRSS Feed

Chris talks about his recent trip to Sicily.

.......SENSE.ESTRELLES............................................. By Anatoly Brooks 01. Residue – A circles story (0.00:13) 02. Danny Mulhern – The crossing (0.03:59) 03. Paddy Mulcahy – On a Hill in Swinford (0.05:43) 04. Two Bicycles – Tonight (0.09:19) 05. William Ryan Fritch – We fear change (0.14:08) 06. Velvetears – I dont know how (0.16:44) 07. Moondog – Birds lamente (0.18:06) 08. Thomas Reid – You’re making all the right decisions (0.20:06) 09. Jun Miyake – Lillies of the valley (0.23:53) 10. Albin de la Simone & Emiliana Torrini – Moi, moi (0.27:13) 11. Sergius Gregory – Next of kin (0.30:37) 12. Esbjorn Svensson Trio – Years of yearning (0.34:00) 13. Jun Miyake – The here and after (0.39:00) 14. Lisbonne Télégramme – Miroir dautomne (0.44:02) 15. Alina Orlova – Kibirkštėlė (0.49:01) 16. Carol Anne McGowan – Mad girl’s love song (0.51:20) 17. Foreign Fields – Fragile branches (0.53:32) 18. Stuart Warwick – Sailors (0.56:47) 19. Mirrorring – Silent from above (1.00:02) 20. heklAa – I am a piece of you (1.04:52) 21. Katie Kim – Heavy lightning (1.08:45) 22. Rebekah Del Rio – No stars (1.12:27) Total time: 1.19:26 A photo by Lee Jeffries Sultry voice of Radio Etiopia – Ana Ribeiro www.radioetiopia.com Phase 108.1: http://www.phase108.net/Show.aspx?podcastId=13 https://radiolisboa.pt/

‘Productivity’ is a term that gets tossed around a lot: you should be more productive at work; the nation needs to be more productive in general... But what does it actually mean? There are only so many hours in the day - are there really life hacks that can help us make better use of the limited time we have to boost our output in the workplace AND lead happier lives? One man who knows is Chris Bailey - in a series of experiments upon himself, he spent a year trying out productivity techniques such as goal-setting, meditation and early rising, and measured the actual outcomes to devise a system for managing his life. In this interview with Olly, he reveals his top productivity tips, dismisses the industry of ‘productivity porn’, and speaks up for the positive role of caffeine. Elsewhere, Ollie Peart fills The Zeitgeist with news of the new metrosexual: the spornosexual; predicts the welcome demise of shared plates; and celebrates the trend for non-confrontational reality TV. Meanwhile, in The Foxhole, Alix Fox has bad news for frequenters of notorious London sex-sauna Rio’s, and some tips for a listener whose wife wants to watch porn with him. The Foxhole is sponsored by mycondom.com - enter the code FOXHOLE at checkout for an outrageous 15% off. Music this week comes courtesy of Foreign Fields and their new single Dry, out now on Caroline Records. If you have any feedback about the show, you’d like to buy us a beer, or you have a question of sex for Alix, just visit our website MODERNMANN.CO.UK This episode of The Modern Mann is supported by Beer52.com, the brilliant British-based craft beer club. As a Modern Mann listener, you can get 50% off a box of eight delicious craft beers by visiting Beer52.com/Modern52. See You Next Tuesday! Presenter: Olly Mann. Contributors: Ollie Peart, Alix Fox. Producer: Matt Hill. Theme Music: 'Skies Over Cairo' by Django Django. Graphic Design: Jenny Robertshaw. Copyright: Olly Mann / Rethink Audio 2016. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A band Maz adores, Foreign Fields stopped by to take him through the gap between their debut and second record, live plans and introduce a track they love.

The Memory Palace is a proud member of Radiotopia from PRX. Music * Up top, looped, is the first bit of the great, Foreign Fields, by Kacy Hill. * Then we hear some of Sun Will Set, by Zoe Keating. * The song on the radio is Sonny Thompson’s Long Gone, as heard on the Mellow Blues album. Notes * You can read all of the 1948 Green Book (and the rest of the Green Books) at the New York Public Library’s fantastic digital collection.

It was Joe Jordan's goal - a diving header against Czechoslovakia in 1973 - which helped Scotland qualify for their first World Cup finals in 16 years. That he went on to score in three World Cup finals - West Germany 74, Argentina in 1978 and Spain four years later - is yet another indicator of his elite talent. It seems hard to believe these days that Scotland had a team of such pedigree in the 70s that they travelled to World Cup finals with expectations rather than just hope. In part two of this interview, Joe reflects on Scotland's World Cup campaign in 74, when they went unbeaten but missed out on goal difference and returned home on the first plane. He talks passionately about his immersion in Italian football, first with AC Milan - where he became a cult hero and caught the start of Franco Baresi's career - and then with a spell in Verona. There's insight into his relationship with Harry Redknapp, who he assisted at Portsmouth, Spurs and Queens Park Rangers, and his thoughts on working with... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.