Podcasts about inni k

Dublin-based traditional Irish duo Varo (Lucie Azconaga and Consuelo Nerea Breschi) released their second album The World That I Knew on May 9. A collaborative album produced by John 'Spud' Murphy (Lankum), it features some of the most acclaimed names in the Irish folk music world in 2025: Ruth Clinton (Landless, Poor Creature), Cormac Mac Diarmada (Lankum, Poor Creature), Alannah Thornburgh, Inni-K, John Francis Flynn, Anna Mieke, Niamh Bury, Lemoncello, Junior Brother, Ian Lynch (Lankum), Branwen (Rufous Nightjar), and Slow Moving Clouds, among many other musicians too. Five years in the making, The World That I Knew began a month into lockdown. Lucie and Consuelo began working on a meaningful project related to the challenging and historical times the world was experiencing, selecting 10 songs, written between 30 and 300 years ago, that speak powerfully to our present moment.“Through the passage of time, political, social and cultural contexts vary, but the core of people's experiences remain the same,” say Varo. “Themes like loneliness, heartbreak, racism, homesickness, and human connection are universal. These songs still speak truth.” Buy The World That I Knew: https://varodublin.bandcamp.com/

‘Roving Out' is a radio documentary that celebrates the burgeoning musical culture of Ireland, by focusing on musical artists Mohammad Syfkhan, Varo, Qbanaa and Wise Wolf, who have all made Ireland their home. Named after the traditional song, ‘As I Roved Out', it explores how these musicians decided to leave their own countries, some due to war and persecution, others for adventure to seek a new life on this island.All of the artists have managed to find a foothold in the Irish musical community, where they have met like-minded people and managed to combine their own culture with Irish musical forms. The artists all represent different countries including Syria, Italy, France, Cuba and Palestine and the scope of their music takes in many genres from traditional and folk to R n' B, pop and hip hop.Mohammad Syfkhan - a Kurdish/Syrian Singer and Bouzouki player has released his debut album ‘I am Kurdish' on the Leitrim based record label Nyahh records. He has played many gigs around Ireland including a sold-out album launch at the Bello Bar in Dublin. He will be appearing on festival bills throughout the Summer.Varo are singers and fiddle players Lucie Azconaga and Consuelo Nerea Breschi, who met in Dublin in 2015. They have recorded a soon to be released collaboration album featuring Ian Lynch (Lankum), John Francis Flynn, Anna Mieke, Slow Moving Clouds, Inni-K amongst others.Having spent her first year exploring a range of styles and genres, Cuban Irish artist Qbanaa returns in 2025 with the sound that may well come to define her. Qbanaa's forthcoming EP Elisa (her nickname in Cuba) containing snippets of found sounds, street recordings and conversations made in Cuba, poetic bilingual lyricism and immersive soundscapes makes for a collection of beautifully understated original music.Talha AlAli, AKA Talha Wise Wolf, is a Palestinian psychotherapist, activist, hip-hop artist, and human rights defender. Since moving to Ireland in the 2010s, Talha has studied a Masters in Psychology and performed many gigs around the country.The programme investigates the lives of these musicians before they moved to Ireland, their reasons for moving here, and how they have brought their unique musical cultures to boost the thriving music scene here. It celebrates the diversity of Ireland and its music, while also examining difficult subjects such as the circumstances that have caused some of the artists to migrate here, racism they have experienced and difficulties in integrating to Irish society at first.For more, see Newstalk.com.

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Filmed October 12, 2022 at The O'Donoghue Centre (NUIG), Galway, IE Intro filmed March 19, 2023 at Blackrock, Galway, IE Cameras & video edit: John Margetts Sound recording & mix: Liam King Theme song animation: Cian Hogan More information about Inni-K: http://www.inni-k.com/ https://www.instagram.com/innikmusic/ More information about Peter Broderick: https://www.peterbroderick.net/ https://www.instagram.com/bropeterick/ More information about The Black Gate: https://www.blackgate.ie/ https://www.instagram.com/blackgategalway/

Saturday 5 March: Chi-Chi Nwanoku on Britain's Chineke! Orchestra; and Inni-K's new interpretation of the sean-nós tradition.

Labhraíonn Inni-K le Seán faoin albam nua Iníon atá díreach eisithe aici, chomh maith le camchuairt a bheidh a dhéanamh aici, ag tosú i mí Márta. Insíonn sí dúinn faoin chumadóireacht, amhránaíocht ar an sean nós agus go leor eile.

The Real Charlie Chaplin - Inni-K - The Stasi Poetry Circle

The DIY bedroom-producer stars of this episode are Joseph Kamaru from Nairobi recording in Berlin under the name KMRU, Tristan Arp from Mexico City and CARM out of New York. We celebrate the release of the wonderful new record from Inni-K which fashions a new sonic cloak for the ancient sean-nós form and re-visit the music of Nicolas Jaar and his deepest work yet, Cenizas. In between, there's time to marvel at the powerful sounds of resistance coming from the alto-saxophone of Matana Roberts and at the fruits of a unique collaboration between two uncrowned kings of the wild frontier, Pavel Milyakov and Bendik Giske.   Shabazz Palaces https://shabazzpalaces.bandcamp.com/album/quazarz-born-on-a-gangster-star John Glacier https://plzmakeitruins.bandcamp.com/album/shiloh-lost-for-words Tristan Arp https://tristanarp.bandcamp.com/album/sculpturegardening KMRU https://kmru.bandcamp.com/album/there-was-nothing-in-between Pavel Milyakov and Bendik Giske https://pavelmilyakovbendikgiske.bandcamp.com/ Nicolas Jaar https://nicolasjaar.bandcamp.com/album/cenizas CARM https://carmband.bandcamp.com/album/carm Matana Roberts https://matana-roberts.bandcamp.com/album/coin-coin-chapter-four-memphis Inni-K https://inni-k.bandcamp.com/album/in-on   ///

Inni-K joins Seán in studio with live music, ahead of Culture Night ‘Dublin: The Liminal Space’, film reviews with John Maguire & Aingeala Flannery, The Painted Bird, Savage & The Roads Not Taken & author Robert McCrum, Shakespearean is an examination of the life and works of the playwright and it is a look at the era he lived through.

For this Bank Holiday special edition Dónal Dineen returns to the theme of the singer and the song, beginning this stretch of the journey in the Georgia Sea Islands off the southeastern United States. We encounter Bessie Jones and hear the magical Margret Barry courtesy of Alan Lomax.   Eithne Ní Catháin (Inni-K) joins Dónal for an illustrated guide to the Sean-nós singing traditions in Connemara and Cúil Aodha in the second half of the show.

On tonight's Mystery Train Sunday Service, John Kelly is joined in studio by the singer songwriter Inni-K, who also picks the tunes.

EP11 - Aprils Fools Day Special featuring The Friel Sisters, Ailbhe Reddy and Brenda Castles with gig news on tonight's Gig for Gavan, Glen Hansard, Inni-K and Interference plus Simple Minds! Presented by Ruth Smith and Kieran Kavanagh and coming to you from The Temple Bar, Temple Bar, Dublin, Ireland. Trad Without Frontiers!

Named by RTÉ.ie as “one of ten fierce women defining Irish culture”, Dublin-based singer, multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Inni-K has received consistent praise for her fresh style of indie-folk since the 2015 release of ‘The King has Two Horse’s Ears

Named by RTÉ.ie as “one of ten fierce women defining Irish culture”, Dublin-based singer, multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Inni-K has received consistent praise for her fresh style of indie-folk since the 2015 release of ‘The King has Two Horse’s Ears

Eithne Ni Chathain aka Inni-K released her second album, The Hare and the Line, at the start of March. On release day, I went to Eithne's house to talk about the excitement of a new release, the work that's involved, the process that led to the creation of the follow-up to debut album The King has Two Horse's Ears. "If it's your goal to be an artist and to write music and to play music, it's an ongoing process, you keep at it" Inni-K tour dates: April 5: Coughlan's, Cork April 6: Levis', Ballydehob, Co. Cork April 11: Whelan's, Dublin April 12: Black Gate Cultural Centre, Galway April 26: Riverbank Arts Centre, Newbridge, Co. Kildare May 9: Verein 08, Vienna, Austria May 16: Bettstadt Bar, Lucerne, Switzerland June 6: Green Note, Camden, London June 26: Black Box, Belfast

Inni-K - '‘The Hare and the Line’ is an album you must hear. Inni-K's second album, just out. From start to finish a joy. Inni-K popped into Born Optimistic HQ to share some time which yielded a great chat that covered many topics.

EP 6 feat Brenda Castles, The Kane Sisters, The Lost Brothers, The Black Feathers, Christine Sisk from Culture Ireland, Inni K, David Keenan, Kern and many more fine examples of Trad Without frontiers pumping out to you from Temple Bar, Dublin, Ireland. Recorded at Oliver St. John Gogarty's Pub!

Host: Eoghan O'Sullivan  Guests: Morgan MacIntyre and Gemma Doherty (Saint Sister), Daithí Ó Drónaí, Inni-K and Radie Peat This episode of the Culture Night Podcast explores how a new generation of Irish musicians are repurposing traditional musical instruments, melodies and rhythms to create contemporary sounds. Saint Sister, Daithí, Radie Peat and Inni-K join Eoghan O'Sullivan (The Point of Everything) in conversation to discuss how how they relate to trad music and traditional elements, and how they marry these with more modern influences to develop their respective sounds.

Pantisocracy Season 3 Episode 10 ‘Ties That Bind’ Guests with Panti Bliss in this episode are the bands Ships, Tebi Rex, performer Felispeaks and singer Inni-K. Relationships, both family and friendship, are at the heart of the conversation in this episode of Pantisocracy and the ‘cabaret of conversations’. Panti Bliss talks of her own ties that bind and her guests include Sorca McGrath of the Choice Music Prize winning band Ships with her partner Simon Cullen, as well as Maynooth hip hop duo Max Zanga & Matt Ó Baoill, aka Tebi Rex. Joining them is the Nigerian-Irish spoken word artist Felispeaks, aka Felicia Olusanya, whose first play ‘The Boy Child’ is in this year’s Dublin Fringe Festival. Eclectic singer-songwriter Inni-K aka Eithne Ni Chatháin completes the guest list in a show focussed on contemporary Irish talent. www.pantisocracy.ie/s3-e10 for more

Pantisocracy Series 3 Episode 10 "Ties That Bind" Guests with Panti Bliss in this episode are the bands Ships, Tebi Rex, performer Felispeaks and singer Inni-K. Relationships, both family and friendship, are at the heart of the conversation in this episode of Pantisocracy and the ‘cabaret of conversations’. Panti Bliss talks of her own ties that bind and her guests include Sorca McGrath of the Choice Music Prize winning band Ships with her partner Simon Cullen, as well as Maynooth hip hop duo Max Zanga & Matt Ó Baoill, aka Tebi Rex. Joining them is the Nigerian-Irish spoken word artist Felispeaks, aka Felicia Olusanya, whose first play ‘The Boy Child’ is in this year’s Dublin Fringe Festival. Eclectic singer-songwriter Inni-K aka Eithne Ni Chatháin completes the guest list in a show focussed on contemporary Irish talent. www.pantisocracy.ie/s3-e10 for more No use of any content, audio video or text, without the written permission of the content creators Athena Media. Athena Media is an independent producer and Pantisocracy is broadcast on RTÉ Radio 1 and available online as a podcast.