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In Here's Thinking, Jayda and her producer Mia discuss this week's episode! We share our thoughts on our episode with the incredible poet, DJ, rapper and founder of the new poetry event Adult Entertainment, James Massiah - what we loved, what we learnt and what we're taking away from her guest for hope.If you haven't listened to the latest episode, make sure you go do that first! Then come back and debrief with us…Follow us on InstagramJames MassiahJayda GMia Zur-SzpiroHere's Hoping Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this engaging episode, James shares with Jayda his journey from growing up in the church to developing his unique philosophies and artistic expressions. The conversation delves into his transition away from religious beliefs, his exploration of hedonism, and how these themes manifest in his poetry. They also discuss the importance of community, sustainable pleasure, and artistic excellence. James sheds light on his upcoming projects and the philosophy of amoral egoism, emphasizing the importance of staying true to oneself and one's artistic vision. This episode offers deep insights for anyone interested in the interplay between art, identity, and hope.Follow James MassiahFollow Jayda GFollow Here's Hoping PodcastMore on our guest Follow Adults EntertainedJames Massiah is a renowned London-based poet, DJ, rapper and founder of the new poetry event Adult Entertainment, hailing from South London. His poetry is known for the playful musings on ethics, mortality and hedonism, as well as the ups and downs of life, love and labour in London in his ongoing series of "New Poems". Massiah's work has received critical acclaim and has been featured in various publications including The Guardian and VICE. He has also performed at prestigious venues such as the Barbican, Tate Modern, British Library and Houses of Parliament. James has been profiled in Vogue, Dazed, i-D, GQ and worked with brands such as Dior, Louis Vuitton, Matches and Loewe. In 2019 he released ‘Natural Born Killers', a self-produced four-track EP of downtempo, electronic music that was nominated for ‘best alternative video UK' at the 2019 Music Video Awards and won Best Music Video at the EnergaCAMERIMAGE film festival and was followed by the EP, True Romance. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The in-demand US DJ unfurls dubby, dance floor poetry. Where does sentimentality fit on the dance floor? For Liv Klutse, AKA livwutang, the answer is everywhere. The New York-based DJ is guided by a deep desire to stir connection, finding themes and points of correspondence across an impressively broad range of sounds, tempos and eras. This emotional intuition lends Klutse's sets a depth few others can match. Her selections can seem unpredictable, rooted in an appreciation for feeling over genre—hard and soft sounds are carefully balanced with surrealism and bursts of nostalgia (for instance, the Lazy Dog bootleg edit of Everything But The Girl's "Tracey In My Room"). But as versatile as she is, a few signature traits colour her style, such as a love for dubwise music and rhythms from across the Black diaspora, alongside a refreshingly introspective energy that invites dancers to find moments of meditation—even during peak time. A former staffer at our New York office, Klutse has long merited an RA Podcast. Her slow-burning blends and mystical selections have graced near-enough every major festival and club out there, from Dekmantel and Sustain-Release to Nowadays, where she's been a resident since 2022. Despite this cross-continental touring schedule, she still plays plenty of grassroots venues—testament to her days with TUF collective and Orphan Radio in Seattle, as well as her enduring belief in the power of DIY, community-orientated dance music. "How did you come down off life?" James Massiah asks at the beginning of RA.975. Across nearly 90 minutes, Klutse's downright beautiful mix seeks answers to this question, reflecting on hedonism in times of political decay. She's in full-on dub mode, moving through meditative bassweight, glitchy house and flat-out weirdo techno with a deftness we've come to expect from one of the most promising, singular voices in dance music right now. She's got there all on her own terms—and we couldn't be prouder. @livwutang Read more and find the tracklist ra.co/podcast/975

Happy Friday (following the longest week of 2024).First up, artist and poet James Massiah has claimed that bestselling author Coco Mellors (Blue Sisters) brazenly based one of her characters on him. Beth, Ruchira and Oenone dig into the story and ask: just how much can artists borrow from real life, especially when inspiration comes from people around them? Also, would you sign up for an influencer academy? A New York Times feature dives into influencer Valeria Lipovetsky's new and exclusive scheme that promises to help budding influencers break into the industry. Is it a scam or a savvy business idea for everyone involved?And finally, a "global gender divide" is sweeping the world, as experts warn that more and more young men are voting right, as young women vote progressively. A political split is widening between the two everywhere from the UK, to South Korea and Tunisia. Are we f****d as a society? Thank you so much for listening to us. We love every single person who blasts us in their ears - especially those who follow us and gift us a 5* on their podcast app. ----------- https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/760838/fundamentally-by-nussaibah-younis/https://www.nytimes.com/2024/10/17/movies/anora-review.htmlhttps://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/b0b7r2k6/mortimer-whitehouse-gone-fishing https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2024/nov/04/london-poet-accuses-author-coco-mellors-of-basing-blue-sisters-character-on-himhttps://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2017/12/11/cat-personhttps://www.newyorker.com/books/page-turner/what-it-felt-like-when-cat-person-went-viralhttps://www.nytimes.com/2024/10/26/style/influencer-creator-method-valeria-lipovetsky.html https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2024-elections/exit-polls https://cawp.rutgers.edu/gender-gap-voting-choices-presidential-elections https://www.ft.com/content/29fd9b5c-2f35-41bf-9d4c-994db4e12998 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"The honesty of my music and poetry comes from church." The South London artist discusses his turn away from religion and his love of sound systems as the city celebrates 56 years of Notting Hill Carnival. The annual Caribbean street parade Notting Hill Carnival has taken place in London since 1966 to celebrate the influx of immigrants brought to the UK during Windrush. Carnival is a celebration of the rich and multifaceted artistic heritage that came with them, especially in the form of Afro-Caribbean music, dance and sound system culture. The South London-born poet, producer and NTS Radio host James Massiah is one of a generation of musicians who has been influenced by the city's Afro-Caribbean cultural legacy. In this interview, he talks to Errol Anderson of the South London-based curatorial platform Touching Bass about his connection to London's sound systems and his own artistic evolution. His output centres around hedonism and what he calls "joyful living"—a reaction to the church community he grew up in. Many of the lyrics on his most recent EPs, like True Romance, paint a picture of drugs, partying, sex, addiction and heartbreak (he's even gone on to name his recurring poetry night Adult Entertainment). Music, he reflects, has provided a powerful and cathartic means to express himself and open up. In his youth, Massiah wasn't just shaped by his church, he says, but by the Afro-Caribbean genres circulating through his neighborhood: '80s funk, raga, garage, grime and a form of Jamaican dancehall called Yardie. Later, as he was exposed to popular rock and house music, he took the sensibilities he heard in pop acts like Fleetwood Mac and applied them to a Caribbean musical framework. His sound palette is an uncanny amalgamation of Stevie Nicks' ethereal voice with the stylings of soca—a sub-genre that fuses calypso, reggae and Caribbean zouk. Listen to the episode in full.

The annual Caribbean street parade Notting Hill Carnival has taken place in London since 1966 to celebrate the influx of immigrants brought to the UK during Windrush. Carnival is a celebration of the rich and multifaceted artistic heritage that came with them, especially in the form of Afro-Caribbean music, dance and sound system culture. The South London-born poet, producer and NTS Radio host James Massiah is one of a generation of musicians who has been influenced by the city's Afro-Caribbean cultural legacy. In this interview, he talks to Errol Anderson of the South London-based curatorial platform Touching Bass about his connection to London's sound systems and his own artistic evolution. His output centres around hedonism and what he calls "joyful living"—a reaction to the church community he grew up in. Many of the lyrics on his most recent EPs, like True Romance, paint a picture of drugs, partying, sex, addiction and heartbreak (he's even gone on to name his recurring poetry night Adult Entertainment). Music, he reflects, has provided a powerful and cathartic means to express himself and open up. In his youth, Massiah wasn't just shaped by his church, he says, but by the Afro-Caribbean genres circulating through his neighborhood: '80s funk, raga, garage, grime and a form of Jamaican dancehall called Yardie. Later, as he was exposed to popular rock and house music, he took the sensibilities he heard in pop acts like Fleetwood Mac and applied them to a Caribbean musical framework. His sound palette is an uncanny amalgamation of Stevie Nicks' ethereal voice with the stylings of soca—a sub-genre that fuses calypso, reggae and Caribbean zouk. Listen to the episode in full.

Our host this week is artist and musician GAIKA - he was born in London and raised in the city's night clubs. He released his debut mixtape Machine, in 2015 and since released a string of projects including BASIC VOLUME and Seguridad. He has collaborated with some of the most renowned names in contemporary music, including 3D of Massive Attack, Dean Blunt, Kelela, Mike Skinner, Mykki Blanco and SOPHIE. Alongside his music he has also created a number of art installations and has just released his new album Drift. Joining him are a group of artists whose music incorporates hip-hop, dub poetry and experimental pop – plus lots of spaces in between. First is British rapper Speech Debelle, who released her debut album Speech Therapy in 2009, which went on to win the coveted Mercury prize. She released two further albums in 2012 and 2017. In June the self-confessed food lover shared her latest album Sunday Dinner On A Monday. Next up is a singer-songwriter, composer, producer and multi-instrumentalist Lucinda Chua. Based in South London, she primarily uses her voice, a cello, and an array of effects units to create her music, and released her debut album Yian in March. Finally, South London-born poet and musician James Massiah, a wordsmith who has built a reputation for his literary voice. His collaborators include The xx and Massive Attack. He released his Natural Born Killers EP in 2019 and at the end of last year shared the latest in his New Poems series, Volume 4. Together they discuss their song-writing process, whether they are led by words or music, and the psychological effect of creativity. In the second half of the programme, Speech Debelle takes us through a playlist called Music Is Good Food, featuring tracks from Black Uhuru, Prince, Kelis, plus more.

Please share, review and rate the podcast, and help us get the word out there! xxx TRACKLIST: Freddie Scott - (You) Got What I Need - 1968 Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band - Space - 2021 Nightmares On Wax, Haile Supreme - Own Me - 2021 Cleo Sol - Promises - 2021 DijahSB, Harrison - By Myself - 2021 Erykah Badu - Fall In Love (Your Funeral) - 2010 A Tribe Called Quest - Buggin' Out - 1991 Little Simz - Little Q, Pt. 2 - 2021 Nas - Rare - 2021 Joey Purp - CANDYPAINT - 2021 Denzel Curry - The Game - 2021 GoldLink, NLE Choppa - Extra Clip (feat. NLE Choppa) - 2021 Max Romeo, The Upsetters - Chase The Devil - 1976 Lee "Scratch" Perry, The Upsetters - Jungle Lion - 1969 Little Simz, Obongjayar - Point and Kill - 2021 Little Simz - Fear No Man - 2021 Swindle, JNR WILLIAMS, Kojey Radical, Loyle Carner - LOST (feat. Loyle Carner, Kojey Radical & JNR Williams) - Single Mix - 2021 2hollis - Green Spore Valley - 2021 Wesley Joseph - Ghostin' - 2020 TSHA - I Know - 2021 Klaves - Oh No - 2014 TSHA - Power - 2021 Dauwd - La Nota - 2021 Disclosure - In My Arms - Edit - 2021 Shire T, Maribou State - London. Paris. Berlin. - 2021 DJ Seinfeld - Walking With Ur Smile - 2021 Ross from Friends - The Daisy - 2021 Gorgon City, Jem Cooke, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs - Dreams - Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs Remix - 2021 Zazu - Makoya Makaraba - 2015 Moonshine, Ahadadream - Woah - 2021 Joy Orbison, James Massiah, Bathe - swag w/ kav - 2021 TOKiMONSTA, Channel Tres, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs - Naked - Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs Remix - 2021 Mustafa, Sampha - Capo - 2021 Rosie Lowe - No Idea - 2021 Jordan Rakei - Send My Love - 2021 Damu The Fudgemunk, Nitty Scott - Four Better or Worse (Pt. 1) - 2021 Tanya Morgan - No Tricks - 2021 Common, Black Thought, Seun Kuti - When We Move [Feat. Black Thought & Seun Kuti] - 2021 Homeboy Sandman - Go Hard - 2021 Mr. Lif - Live from the Plantation - 2002 Jana Rush - Moanin' - 2021 Machinedrum, Angelica Bess - Only One - 2021 Disrupta, DRS - Changes - 2021 Lenzman, Fox - Starlight - 2021 Find out more at https://parallel-beats-podcast.pinecast.co

Dropping back into wonky bass vibes for No. 76. ft... @joy-orbison @pearsonsound @bailey-ibbs @stonestaro @alwootton @laurencekapinga @frazer_ray @hassan-abou-alam @mxyi @d-a-f-f-y @freetimediscs @lsdxoxo @djadhdgotbngrz @hodgebristol @rhyw @nic_as_well @djorion @pangaea @ternesc @yosh_productions @bakeymusic @kessleruk @cleamy @nikki-nair @s-p-o-r-t-s @version111a @maladmz @96-back @cadenceweapon Tracklist ========================= Joy Orbison ft. James Massiah & Bathe - swag w/ kav Unknown Artist - Hit It Tool Pearson Sound - Footloose Bailey Ibbs - Warriors Call Stones Taro - Again Al Wootton - Fellaheen Laurence Kapinga - Headrest Frazer Ray - Cadenza Hassan Abou Alam - All Used Up Maya Q - Spiral Daffy - Wasps Nest Paul & Shark - T-800 Type Beat LSDXOXO - Baby DJ ADHD - Vortex Krust - Constructive Ambiguity (Hodge Remix) Rhyw - Skend Nic As Well - Nacaduct Orion - Revolt Tessela - Hackney Parrot (Bailey's Techno Tool) Pangaea - New Shapes In The Air Blawan - Justa Yosh - Rollin' Bakey - Bring It Back Kessler - Ard Crew Xen Chron - Wrong Dimension Nikki Nair - It Goes DJ Sports - Temptation Orson & Hops - Dread Drumz Mala - Chainba 96 Back & Cadence Weapon - Coup de grâce

• DTW FM #282 • Hosted by: Marco Weibel @marcoweibel + Mawkus @mawkus Tracklist : (Mawkus Set) DTW INTRO Coming soon (Marco Weibel Set) Jose James - Desire (Moodymann Remix) Isaiah Rashad - RIP Young Naomi Daniel - Stars Julian Hamilton - City Of Love (Harvey Sutherland Instrumental Remix) Lonnie Liston Smith - Expansions Ross From Friends - The Daisy Joy Orbison - Swag w kav ft. James Massiah & Bathe Lord Byron - Super Mad Kid Lib - Jungl3r DJ Earl - Bass Hittin Tyler, The Creator - MASSA Cleo Sol - Promises Maston with L'éclair Al-Dos Band - Doing Our Thing With Pride Dr. Adolf Ahanotu - Ijere Bright & Findlay - Leave It All Behind Tiro! - Charcuterie Spotify Handle : dtw.lnk.to/DTWitall Every Saturday 12PM - 2PM EST Broadcasting via The Lot Radio (www.thelotradio.com) @thelotradio

On this week’s episode of Priorities, I’m in conversation with poet and musician, James Massiah. Some of the topics we cover include: Why James is ‘amoral’, and doesn’t believe in right or wrong Why hedonism and partying can be so important Finding and re-finding ourselves in life Changing routines Will you agree with James’ priorities? Have a listen and find out. Priorities explores the things in life that really matter. Join Lily Silverton as she explores priorities, and how these can help you successfully navigate this demanding modern world. Thinking about your own priorities? This podcast will help you move closer to the life you truly want to live. Follow Lily on Instagram: www.instagram.com/lily_silverton | For free resources & to work with Lily: www.lilysilverton.com | #prioritiespodcast | Follow James: https://www.instagram.com/jamesmassiah | https://twitter.com/jamesmassiah  | https://www.jamesmassiah.com/ James’s recommendations: Now We Are Six by A A Milne / The Puzzle of Ethics by Peter Vardy / Ladies Music Pub from Tyson Mcvey Thank you to our sponsor, the modern-day apothecary Anatome. Music: Aaron Horn. Please subscribe, rate, review and share!

Paradise Loops is a weekly groove infused mix series aimed to provide a backdrop of balaeric, anthemic and nostalgic sounds on those sun soaked glory days. We return to the fold as we celebrate 6 months of Paradise Loops! We're so glad to be providing a weekly mix series for you guys and long may it continue! Considering this started as a small personal project, it's grown exponentially, and we hope it can keep providing you with some incredible music from around the globe. This weeks guest mix comes from @flat_earth_disco creator and @good-life-official resident, @jahmed27. Beautiful grooves intertwined with soulful, tribal and glistening sounds fill out the 60 mins with inspirational tracks from Shinichi Atobe, Ponty Mython, James Massiah, Black Loops and many more. Tracklist below. Tracklist: 01 Carlos Maria - Blu Terra 02 O'Flynn - Painted Wolf 03 Shinichi Atobe - Regret 04 Ponty Mython - Lovin You As A Pleasure 05 Kay Suzuki x Z Lovecraft - Juno Psycle 06 Azura - Paraíso '89 07 Usio - Pamoja 08 James Massiah - Free Dem (prod. FAUZIA) 09 Chetch - Bessie 10 Dauwd - Ikopol 11. Delfonic & Kapote - Bomba Rejam 12 Four Tet - Angels Echo 127 version 13 Liam Doc - It's Not Right But It's Ok I'm Gonna Be In Isolation From Today 14 Black Loops - Ode to Ipse 15 SWIN - Gospel

Sit back and listen in as two friends from the world of contemporary culture catch up on creativity, life and style in our debut podcast series, The COS Catch Up. First up, filmmaker Akinola Davies and poet James Massiah talk about partying days gone by, what they're working on now, favourite books and music, and life-changing moments. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

一个小时的脑海神游——组乐队的桂冠诗人，发专辑的厂牌老板；"Love Will Tear Us Apart" 的两种阐释，千变万化的空中战，还有民谣+爵士+北印度传统音乐的超强融合风。 曲目单： Caroline Polachek - Go As a Dream Everything Is Recorded feat. Maria Somerville & James Massiah - 04:21 AM / That Sky Everything Is Recorded feat. A. K. Paul - 05:10 AM / Dream I Never Had LYR - Great Coat Yat-Kha - Love Will Tear Us Apart Nova Nova - Love Will Koochewsen 空中战 - mystery Healing Potpourri - Think About Us Alex Izenberg - Disraeli Woman Sofie - Asleep Tony Allen feat. Damon Albarn - Go Back Yorkston/Thorne/Khan - Westlin Winds

PORN! What's the big deal? In this episode, we talk to people who use porn and love it, people who use it and hate it, people who make porn and people who treat other people for porn addiction. Leave your preconceptions at the door and open the controversial can of worms - you may be surprised by what you hear! Featuring Stella Sonnenbaum, Ruby Stevenson, Caroline D'Arcy, the wonderful porn performer Lina Bembe and the incredible poet James Massiah. Music by In Love With A Ghost. Check out: Lina Bembe (@linabembe) James Massiah (www.jamesmassiah.com) Stella Sonnenbaum (www.stellawithlove.com) Ruby Stevenson (@_rubyrare) Caroline D'Arcy (www.inti-mate.co) To read the full interview with Jay Smooth, see part one here - https://www.sexpluszine.com/home/2017/12/20/beautiful-people-in-intimate-situations?rq=jay%20smooth and part two here - www.conversationsaboutsex.com/post/an-interview-with-jay-smooth For more sex education resources, check out www.conversationsaboutsex.com/resources

Through explosive writing and performance James Massiah is redefining the power of poetry. 5x15 brings together five outstanding individuals to tell of their lives, passions and inspirations. There are only two rules - no scripts and only 15 minutes each. Learn more about 5x15 events: 5x15stories.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/5x15stories Facebook: www.facebook.com/5x15stories Instagram: www.instagram.com/5x15stories

As part of Poetry & Lyrics Festival 2017, the Poet in the City Producers present this special edition podcast episode. Together we explore how the realms of poetic language and music have helped map the search for a perfect world - be it personal, political, or spiritual. We examine the potential for Utopia, and its flaws, taking the listener on a creative journey to imagine the impossible. A unique arrangement of performances, reflection and debate with Dr Ruth Padel, the Reverend Lucy Winkett, James Massiah and Niles Hailstones from Asheber & The Afrikan Revolution. Poet in the City Producers is a group of talented 16-25 year olds changing the way we see poetry by producing innovative media and live events to promote this age-old art form in the modern world. This special edition podcast episode is brought to you by Poet in the City Producers Axel Kacoutié, Amica Sciortino Nowlan, Ariel Silverman, Louisa Danquah, Milica Cortanovacki and Olivia Amura.

Hosted by Gemma Cairney with guests Emma Gannon and Jamz Supernova. Based on Open: A Toolkit For How Magic and Messed Up Life Can Be. Music by Toddla T and words from James Massiah. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

May 2015. A transcript of this conversation is available to download here: https://lunarpoetrypodcasts.files.wordpress.com/2017/05/interview-james-massiah-lpp-transcript-ep-27.pdf David Turner talks to James Massiah talks the mixed influences on his work of memorising and reciting Bible verses alongside hearing dub music and poetry when young, how performance has always been tied into poetry, working through multiple disciplines as an artist, and his spoken word night, The A and the E. James reads three poems: 'Death Dance' - 00:00:14 'The Funk' - 00:10:00 'South London Style' - 00:24:45 www.twitter.com/Silent_Tongue www.theaandthee.com www.jamesmassiah.com

With tracks from Harvey Sutherland, Evil Smarty, Tony Johns Edits, Jazzuelle/Lazarusman, Faze Action, Tomas Malo, Phil Asher & James Massiah, Carl Craig, Paul Deep Feat. Sheyi, Louie Vega & Madame X, Waffles, Ausländer, Kuniyuki, Khan Feat. Julee Cruise, Miajica, Coma, Deep & Disco Edits, Glenn Underground, Otherlover, Nick Höppner, Moscoman, Lovebirds and Auntie Flo. Contact: dj@ribeaud.ch.

Richard Coles and Aasmah Mir are joined by Paul Young. His music was the sound of the 80's, with a multitude of chart topping hits, he won Best British Male at the Brit awards, toured Europe and America, and sang the opening lines of 'Do they know it's Christmas' for Band Aid in 1984. Paul Young talks about his passion for music, performing, 'Tex Mex' and Soul, the theme of the first solo album he's released for 20 years. Deta Hedman is ranked number one by the World Darts Federation. An unexpected achievement given that she was born in Jamaica and works full time for Royal Mail. She'll join us in the studio to talk about the competitive spirit that has seen her become a legend in darts. Growing up in Fleetwood, Lancashire, almost surrounded by water, Neil Howard Pritchard was fascinated with the sea. Then, a near-death experience on the lifeboat slip when he was eight years old triggered an interest in boat making, and he's been crafting intricate model boats ever since. He'll join us from Liverpool to talk about his work and passion for lifeboats. Today is Get Creative day with hundreds of events happening all over the country and if you want to find out what is happening in your area there is a link at the bottom right of this web page, together with a link for more information about Fleetwood lifeboats. James Massiah is a spoken word artist who is fronting the BBC Turn it Up campaign. He joins us to talk about the power of radio and expression. Sherlock and Mr Selfridge actor Amanda Abbington chooses her inheritance tracks. She inherits Dear Prudence by The Beatles and passes on Furious by Joan as Police Woman. Peter Shilton talks about his love of oysters and how he met his fiancée. And we'll have your thank yous. Paul Young's album is 'Good Thing' and will be released on 15 April.

James Massiah discusses mortality and his poetry inspirations & Dennis Morris chats PiL

The Music Is Remedy Podcast brings you the finest unsigned UK Soul, Jazz, Poetry, Hip Hop & RnB. This Episode features tracks from Acer Maple, Enrico Delves, Raff and a feature with Mikill Pane, hosted by our guest presenter James Massiah; all of whom are performing at Remedy 5 @ The Rhythm Factory on Sept 29th! Go to the newly rebranded website- www.musicisremedy.co.uk for more info or email info@musicisremedy.co.uk