Podcasts about Jamie T

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We're going international this week and with the Euro's on the horizon i thought, what better than a German artist!Simon Graupner AKA Shelter Boy may very well be German but he has a very British sound, citing The Beatles, Oasis, Arctic Monkeys and Jamie T among his influences, with the latter even being namechecked on his new album!I spoke to Simon about his life growing up in the old East Germany and how that shaped his music, his love for British music and when we can expect to see him on a UK tour. as well as lots more, check out the links below and have a listen to his music, I guarantee you'll be impressed!HOME - Shelter BoyShelter Boy (@shelterboyofficial) • Instagram photos and videosShelterboy (@shelterboyofficial) | TikTokShelter Boy | FacebookShelterboy (@shelterboyyy) / XShelter Boy | SpotifyProducts | Shelter BoyAnd you can get in touch with me here:://www.facebook.com/timeforheroespodcastTimeforheroespodcast (@Timeforheroesp1) / Twitterhttps://www.instagram.com/timetimeforheroespod@gmail.comTime For Heroes is written, produced and presented by Martin MorelArtwork courtesy of Rowan McDonaghRowan McDonagh (@rowan_mcdonagh_design) • Instagram photos and videosMusic by The Young Hips, check them out here:https://open.spotify.com/artist/0wnBIA2KIwgNjCQPB6RY6h?si=Rd3wMJl5TImhlNDr9Wt3Yw Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Over black coffee and biscuits at his kitchen table at home in Bristol IDLES' vocalist Joe Talbot speaks to Greg Cochrane.  In discussion: Joe's mental health, his band and the state of UK politics. Plus, talk of transformative parenthood, working with LCD Soundsystem and his new music plans with Jamie T and Willie J. Healey.   Recorded in December 2023 - find video clips of the chat on our socials, we're @Midnightchatspod.  Further links: Joe Talbot on episode 94 of Midnight Chats.  Read IDLES' cover feature interview with Loud And Quiet from 2018.  Listen to IDLES recently released album 'Tangk'. Episode shout outs:  Interview by Greg Cochrane.  Editing by Stuart Stubbs.  Mix and master by Flo Lines.  Artwork by Kate Prior.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In episode 145 Steph co-hosts with Connie Miller of Montecito Travel and they tackle your probing and ever-helpful questions. 1. I would love a conversation about how to execute charging fees when different trips take such a different amount of time. Some people know what they want - some don't. I've been experimenting and every person I've given an hourly fee (I've tested it at $75 and $100) and my estimated timeline, they've passed on my services. So I haven't gotten any fees in the six months I've been working on this. I've had some great success, but I have also wasted a ton of time with people shopping me and then taking my itinerary and booking it elsewhere to save $20 (especially on FIT trips). I've got to take control of my time and energy and make sure I'm spending time with the right people. But I have no idea how to actually implement fees and what a reasonable rate/package is. And I don't want to scare off people who could become great clients. --Kristina C. 2. Are Interline rates accessible by any travel agent? Hosting agency? I'm a newbie here looking for a HA -- majority of friends, family and neighbors are airline employees, so this would be a rather large target market for me (and frankly my niche in the cruise market). I'm familiar with Perx/ID90/Interliner, etc-- but can a new agent under a hosting agency access these rates? Or is there some sort of authorization process an agent needs to obtain in order to book these rates for clients? –Sean R. 3. Can you help me understand the technology needed to be a travel agent? What is most important if you are on a budget? –Jamie T. TODAY'S RESOURCES: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n0tJRK3OdX4 (HAR's webinar on using HAR's research reports to grow your agency) https://har.news/HWfeechart (Chart of fees) https://hostagencyreviews.com/blog/travel-agents-guide-to-charging-fees (A guide to charging fees) https://hostagencyreviews.com/blog/interline-cruise-rates (What are interline cruise rates and who qualifies?) https://hostagencyreviews.com/hosts (List of host agencies) https://hostagencyreviews.com/hosts/montecito-village-travel (Montecito Village Travel's HAR profile)

Luis is on the podcast as we discuss the club nights and bands he put on back in the day, being in Jamie T's band, writing scores for TV & film and working with contemporary musicians. Check out his stuff here: https://linktr.ee/Attawalpa *recorded spring 2023 ---------------------------------- Check out our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/22grandpod Off the back of the main pod, we are now creating Patreon only bonus content. For £3 a month you will get: The 00's Deep Dive: Taking a look back at the likes of the Stalking Pete Doherty documentary and going through them in painful detail. As well as going through NME Awards from back in the day and discussing what happened. My Favourite 00's Album: Inviting patrons and other guests to come on the podcast to talk about their favourite bands, albums or moments from back in the day. Legend or Landfill: We go through NME's top 10 albums of each year and see if we think they are indeed Legendary or for the Landfill. Fans Stories: Talking to people about their memories and opinions on all things 00's. Unsigned Stories: Chatting with bands that didn't quite 'make it' in terms of signing that elusive record deal. Patrons will also get early access to any main pod episodes Also check the YouTube channel for extended video versions of the interviews and much more: https://bit.ly/3Ts7Wu1

link Трек-лист: 01. Yma Sumac — Gopher 02. Metronomy — Love Letters 03. Eurythmics — Love Is a Stranger 04. Skinny Puppy — DaddyuWarbash 05. Jamie T — Tinfoil Boy 06. A-ha — The Living Daylights 07. Gil Scott-Heron — The Revolution Will Not Be Televised 08. The Whitest Boy Alive — Burning 09. Fleetwood … Продолжить чтение Lofstrom loop 352 (24.11.2023)

Hello and welcome to episode 173 of the ACPG Podcast. This week Ben is zooming with the delightful Willie J Healey. They talk about his new album Bunny, touring with the Arctic Monkeys and Jamie T, working with Yala records and more. Thank you to Jay for setting up the interview. And thank you to Willie for his time and rearranging time for a clash in Ben's diary. We have a special artist in Willie and, as I mention, new album ‘Bunny' is something of a new dawn for him. Recorded in NYC with producer Loren Humphrey (Florence + The Machine, Arctic Monkeys, Lana Del Rey) he stepped out of his comfort zone, pushed himself to be more honest with what he wanted to do, and ultimately discovered that there was a freedom to be found in embracing that honesty. There is a maturity and warmth to the songs here, whether he's pondering the cost of ambition (‘Dreams') or revisiting themes of love (‘Sure Feels Good'), contentment (‘Woke Up Smiling') and appreciation (‘Thank You'). It's the sound of Willie at the happiest he's been in a while, and I think this comes from being able to strike a perfect balance between determination to create what he wants, and knowing when to accept that – whatever style of album he makes – it will always have signposts to the parts of himself that he can't change.  Sliding into new musical territory, he welcomes hypnotic grooves, gospel harmonies and brass flourishes to support his own organic, understated falsetto. Fusing soul, rock and R&B, ‘Bunny' is Willie J Healey waking up a dormant side of his musical world and rolling with it. 

Hello and welcome to episode 173 of the ACPG Podcast. This week Ben is zooming with the delightful Willie J Healey. They talk about his new album Bunny, touring with the Arctic Monkeys and Jamie T, working with Yala records and more. Thank you to Jay for setting up the interview. And thank you to Willie for his time and rearranging time for a clash in Ben's diary. We have a special artist in Willie and, as I mention, new album ‘Bunny' is something of a new dawn for him. Recorded in NYC with producer Loren Humphrey (Florence + The Machine, Arctic Monkeys, Lana Del Rey) he stepped out of his comfort zone, pushed himself to be more honest with what he wanted to do, and ultimately discovered that there was a freedom to be found in embracing that honesty. There is a maturity and warmth to the songs here, whether he's pondering the cost of ambition (‘Dreams') or revisiting themes of love (‘Sure Feels Good'), contentment (‘Woke Up Smiling') and appreciation (‘Thank You'). It's the sound of Willie at the happiest he's been in a while, and I think this comes from being able to strike a perfect balance between determination to create what he wants, and knowing when to accept that – whatever style of album he makes – it will always have signposts to the parts of himself that he can't change.  Sliding into new musical territory, he welcomes hypnotic grooves, gospel harmonies and brass flourishes to support his own organic, understated falsetto. Fusing soul, rock and R&B, ‘Bunny' is Willie J Healey waking up a dormant side of his musical world and rolling with it. 

Willie talks about his incredible new album Bunny and how being loaned a drum machine by friend Jamie T helped influence his change of sound, bike riding with Idles front man Joe Talbot, touring with Arctic Monkeys and Florence and the Machine, getting signed and dropped by Columbia, being signed by former Maccabees guitarist Felix White, and a dive into the making of Bunny. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Label Rock Podcast #17 - 4 Aout 2023Cette semaine, on s'écoute les artistes suivants : Flat Worms, Telescreens, Pixies, Surprise Chef, Cigarettes After Sex, Sam Burton, Aphex Twin, Flyte & Laura Marling, Woods, Lime Garden, Emilia Sisco & Cold Diamond & Mink, Willie J. Healey & Jamie T, Mitski, Molly Tuttle, Be Your Own Pet, Alogte Oho & His Sounds Of Joy, Cut Worms, Booker T. & The MG's

To celebrate our 100th regular episode, we hear of Yanni's Glasto tales and ponder the 5 discs, tv show and luxury item we'd want if we end up cast away on a desert island Featuring, in alphabetical order: Arcade Fire, Arctic Monkeys, The Beatles, Ben Howard, Bill Ryder-Jones, Bloc Party, Charli XCX, Foals, Gang of Youths, Gilmore Girls, How I Met Your Mother, It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia, Jack Johnson, Jamie T, Kings Of Leon, Mac DeMarco, Metronomy, New Girl, Paolo Nutini, Paul Simon, Pavement, Radiohead, The Strokes, Third Eye Blind, The War On Drugs, WU LYF Who would you want to be stuck with? --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/foolsonahillpodcast/support

Join us as we delve into the music and story of Bakar, the Camden-born Indi-Punk artist who embraces grime influences. Drawing comparisons to the likes of The Specials, King Krule, and Jamie T, Bakar has a vocal style strikingly similar to Kele Okereke of Bloc Party fame. We'll discuss how Mike Skinner and The Streets have also played a part in shaping his unique sound. Listen in as we explore Bakar's journey, from his debut LP 'Badkid' in 2018 to his recent feature on the German YouTube Channel COLORS with his punk record 'Scott Free'. We'll share our favorite tracks like 'Big Dreams', 'Unhealthy', and 'All In', and discuss his upcoming first-time appearance at Reading & Leeds Festival. With fans like Skepta and Elton John, Bakar is poised for an incredible journey, and we're giving him a 9/10 on our "likely to see" scale. Tune in to learn more about this rising star and the captivating world he's creating through his music.

Dive into the world of Easy Life, the alternative R&B band from Leicester, UK, making waves in the music scene. Join us as we explore the stories behind their formation, the creative process, and their rapid rise to fame. From their early days of releasing singles like "Pockets" and mixtapes like Creature Habits, to their acclaimed debut album featuring hits like "Nightmares" and "Music to Walk Home To," we'll cover the band's entire discography and celebrate their unique sound. Get to know Murray Matravers, Oliver Cassidy, Sam Hewitt, Lewis Berry, and Jordan Birtles as we discuss their influences, collaborations, and unforgettable performances. If you're a fan of artists like Mike Skinner, Kaytranada, Glass Animals, Hobo Johnson, or Jamie T, you won't want to miss this podcast about one of the most exciting bands on the scene today. Tune in and get ready to be immersed in the world of Easy Life.

The Tailenders preview the bilateral Men's Test series between England and Pakistan, plus F1 grid walks, Jamie T gigs, the wisdom of Gary Barlow and Mattchin returns with a new edition of one of his classic quizzes.

In which our hero talks s*** about the Jamie T show in Cardiff last Monday nightJamie T Playlist on Apple Musicwww.recordsandbands.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the twenty-eighth episode of Festpod - The Unofficial Rock Festival Guide: We're visible on-screen as we record this full episode if you're using Spotify. Otherwise, the full episode is also up on YouTube - youtu.be/gN7KxQQS4Kk. For early access to episodes and for other exclusive benefits, subscribe to our Patreon - patreon.com/festpod. If you'd like to buy our merch, visit our merch store here: etsy.com/uk/shop/Festpod. This episode's Festival News: Download Festival 20th anniversary announcement.  Download20 is the fastest selling Download - ever. Announcements from European festivals Nova Rock, Greenfield and Rock for People. Slam Dunk announce more bands to 2023 lineup. Bloodstock add more bands for 2023.  Glastonbury tickets went on sale and sold out within an hour. Iron Maiden have announced a UK tour between 26th June-7th July. Glastonbury announce 2023 ticket details Hellfest 4 day passes were only on sale for an hour before selling out, Someone was grating cheese onto people at a gig. Physical copies of Slipknot's new album have the wrong title on the cover. Slipknot's The End, So Far storms into the UK charts. Tom DeLonge has officially rejoined Blink-182 for a major arena tour in 2023. Dream State back with a brand new lineup and single “Taunt Me.” Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes to release single 'The Drugs' with Jamie T. Slipknot confirm 3-day Knotfest in Australia. Korn's Jonathan Davis launches Freak On A Leash pet brand. In this episode's Unofficial Guide: We give you some ideas for gigs and festivals coming up. And in this episode's Festpod Favourites: Leigh: InVisions Flag. Eamon: Seething Akira - Nozomi Neil: Ocean Tides band. Send us a voice message to comment on anything we've talked about, or even just to say hi, by clicking on Message at festpod.co.uk and we could play it out on the next episode! Hosts: Neil Wilkinson, Leigh Ellingham, Eamon Shortt. Find us on the socials at YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram by searching for Festpod. Support us on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/festpod --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/festpod/message

We had the pleasure of interviewing The Big Pink over Zoom video! American Musical Supply: Receive $20 off your next purchase over $100https://ter.li/AmericanMusicalSupply-BiB1After making a rapturous comeback earlier this year with their stunning new singles “No Angels,” a song that saw support from the likes of Rolling Stone (who labeled the song “shoegazy”), Steroegum, Under The Radar and more, and the more recent “Love Spins On Its Axis,” The Big Pink have released of their long-awaited third studio album The Love That's Ours, their first in a decade, alongside the vibrant new single “Rage.” Produced by Tony Hoffer (Beck, Air, Phoenix), the record includes a host of guest collaborators, including Jamie T, Jamie Hince (The Kills), Nick Zinner (Yeah Yeah Yeahs), Ryn Weaver, Mary Charteris, Ed Harcourt and many more, all aiming to make this new release their most memorable to date. We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com. www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #TheBigPink #TheLoveThat'sOursCrazyTown #NewMusic #zoomListen & Subscribe to BiB https://www.bringinitbackwards.com/follow/ Follow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! https://www.facebook.com/groups/bringinbackpod

In this episode, John is joined by Jamie T and producer Hugo White at Miloco's The Yard Studio, to talk about how they wrote, recorded and produced the album ‘The Theory of Whatever'.   Alongside all the difficult musical decisions they made to keep the character of each song, we hear tales from the studio of sneakily replacing guitar parts and the challenges that come when there are a lot of big egos floating around.   Listen to find out why the album was almost named after Matt Maltese, why throwing your hat on the floor is sometimes the best way to get your point across, and to hear proof that Jamie actually does work pretty hard.   Tracks discussed: The Old Style Raiders, Between The Rocks, Thank You   LINKS TO EVERYTHING TAPE NOTES  linktr.ee/tapenotes    Listen to ‘The Theory of Whatever' here. Polydor Records, Universal Music   Intro Music - Sunshine Buddy, Laurel Collective     GEAR MENTIONS Vinyl Plugin Shure SM57 Neumann Mics Apple Tower Logic Pro X - Ultrabeat Logic   OUR GEAR https://linktr.ee/tapenotes_ourgear HELP SUPPORT THE SHOW If you'd like to help support the show you can donate as little or as much as you'd like here, (we really appreciate your contributions :)  Donate   KEEP UP TO DATE For behind the scenes photos and the latest updates, make sure to follow us on:  Instagram: @tapenotes  Twitter: @tapenotes  Facebook: @tapenotespodcast   YouTube: Tape Notes Podcast Discord: Tape Notes To let us know the artists you'd like to hear, Tweet us, slide into our DMs, send us an email or even a letter. We'd love to hear!  Visit our website to join our mailing list: www.tapenotes.co.uk   HELP SUPPORT THE SHOW If you'd like to help support the show you can donate as little or as much as you'd like here, (we really appreciate your contributions :)  Donate   TAPE NOTES TEAM Will Brown - Executive Producer, Engineer & Editor Tim Adam-Smith - Executive Producer Will Lyons - Editor Herbie Elton-Rowley - Videographer George Durston - Production Assistant Matt Purbrick - Production Assistant Guy Nicholls - Production Assistant Nathan Hetherington - PR Rebecca Ibbotson - Digital Marketing  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

La delicadeza con la que Mykki Blanco ha seleccionado sus colaboradores para su nuevo trabajo lo convierte, sin duda en nuestro disco de la semana. Despertamos con la energía de Frank Carter y sus Rattlesnakes junto a Jamie T y suenan novedades de Arctic Monkeys, Caroline Polachek, Tom Skinner o Rocío Saiz. Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes, Jamie T - The Drugs Mykki Blanco, Diana Gordon, Sam Buck - Your Love Was A Gift Mykki Blanco, Michael Stipe - Family Ties Arctic Monkeys - I Ain't Quite Where I Think I Am HighSchool - Only a Dream Destroyer - Somnambulist Blues (feat. Sandro Perri) Nick Hakim - Feeling Myself Tom Skinner - The Journey Caroline Polachek - Sunset oOoOO - Gone Fishin' Tove Lo - Attention Whore (feat. Channel Tres) Fred again.. - Delilah (pull me out of this) Rocío Saiz - ¿Quién Piensa en Ti? Soleá Morente, La Casa Azul, Las Negris - Vamos A Olvidar Honey Dijon, Channel Tres - Show Me Some Love (feat. Sadie Walker) Weyes Blood - Grapevine Al-Qasar, Jello Biafra - Ya Malak Núria Graham - Yes It's Me, The Goldfish!

Tim first met Jamie T in Melbourne in the early 2000's at Ding Dong Lounge. ‘If You've Got the Money', was the tune that sucked him in and he's been addicted to his sound and energy ever since.Jamie got up early to chat about growing up in Wimbledon on the drums; stealing poetry from his older brother and his keen eye on Aussie punk. Plus, we dive into his first new release in over six years “The Theory of Whatever”. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Uli, Max und Philipp besprechen News aus der weiten Welt des Indie-Rock, rezensieren neue Veröffentlichungen, blicken zurück auf wegweisende Alben, würdigen Geheimtipps und diskutieren Klatsch. Stets bierselig, kontrovers und gut gelaunt. Die Songs zu dieser Episode findet ihr unter https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1KKUKCykJjhx1hAIAyX2Dz Diesmal besprechen wir: - Drama um Turnstile - den Wet Leg-Edelfan Barack Obama - das Rival Schools-Comeback - neue Singles von den Killers, Pixies und Alvvays - die neuen Alben von Jamie T, Kasabian, Kiwi Jr. und The Mountain Goats - den 20. Geburtstag von Coldplays "A Rush Of Blood To The Head", Queens Of The Stoneages "Songs For The Deaf" und Interpols "Turn On The Bright Lights" und welches dieser großartigen Alben das Beste ist

Your three favourite fools take you through the latest music releases from July 13th - July 25th 2022, including black midi, Jamie T, Sam Fender and many more. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/foolsonahillpodcast/support

En Música de Contrabando, revista diaria de música en Onda Regional de Murcia (OJO, vamos de 22,05 a 24,00h).Island Records/Ume ha editado Bob Marley & The Chineke! Orchestra, un álbum en el que se recrean algunas de las mejores canciones de Bob Marley con una orquestación clásica de Chineke! Orchestra.Llega el segundo volumen de Stereoparty 2022, el recopilatorio de Subterfuge con las novedades de los artistas del sello (Leia destruye) A pocos días y con 76 artistas en el cartel, Low Festival 2022 se prepara para abrir las puertas de su edición más especial (Primal Scream).Músicos en la Naturaleza, cancelado por los incendios (C Tangana).KAITLYN AURELIA SMITH sigue avanzando su próximo álbum con el avant-pop submarino de HAVE YOU FELT LATELY? .Jamie T lanza su nuevo álbum ‘The Theory Of Whatever' . El esperado quinto álbum del compositor y cantante se publica tras su actuación en Glastonbury en el decimoquinto aniversario de su seminal debut ‘Panic Prevention,'.Los británicos YOU ME AT SIX siguen abonados al himno rock en su nuevo single/video DEEP CUTS.THE KOOKS celebran la salida hoy de su nuevo álbum 10 TRACKS TO ECHO IN THE DARK con nuevo video de COLD HEART. La canción original de la joven estrella islandesa Tomas Welding supera las 20 millones de reproducciones en Spotify. Esta nueva versión conserva las voces distintivas de Welding y Elva y sus geniales y pegadizas melodías, ahora arropadas por el sonido electrónico mediterráneo de Gavin Moss que la convierten en la perfecta canción de dance pop para tararear junto a la piscina.Con su manera personal de entender y filtrar el pop electrónico, el synth-pop y el indiepop, Angelpop nos trae "Donde la gente baila" una canción que suena a despedida en la pista de baile por parte de los protagonistas del tema. Laura Sam es artista plástica de formación con una vasta trayectoria profesional en la poesía. Habitualmente recita en festivales de poesía escénica y spoken word, combinando elementos musicales y teatrales. Está acompañada por Juan Ecribano, conocido por su trayectoria junto a We Are Standard (WAS). Brotherkenzie pisa el fuzz sobre un bailarín ritmo en "die broke", masticable adelanto relleno de pop de Nathan, su nuevo disco. Josep Xortó + The Congosound presentan una canción que celebra lo tentadora e irresistible que puede ser la insustancial música de baile. Fernando Rubio ha firmado una pequeña obra maestra de Americana con "20th Century". Olivenza acoge esta semana, del 28 al 30 al Contempopránea, festival de la escena indie nacido en tierras de Aburquerque en 1996, que este año celebra su 26ª edición aunque en esta ocasión, en un nuevo entorno. Y aprovechamos para que Agustin Fuentes Piñero nos destripe su contenido e intenciones.(Lori Meyers, Cariño , Lúa Gramer, Viva Suecia, La Casa Azul )

We're back! The team reunites to each reveal our favourite summer signing (so far) and play keep/sell/loan with Antonio's unfavoureds, while Billie hits us with his first Rolling In the Tweets (and thank you for all your entries on your favourite pre-season memories!). Elsewhere, we pick apart the "Spurs' transfer window is actually underwhelming" takes, Rosa powerfully calls for football to do better, Tom rejoices in the the arrival of a new striker, Charlie shows what two months do for your presenting "skills" and Ash surprises us with his (excellent) culture pick. We're thrilled to return, and can't wait for an exciting season with you all! If you fancy skipping to certain bits:00:00 — Our fave new signings42:15 — Keep/Sell/Loan1:09:45 — Billie T's Rolling In the Tweets: Pre-season Edition 1:20:15 — Culture recommendations (Ash: GLOW ON by Turnstile; Tom: Hacks: Season 2 [Amazon Prime]; Charlie: Girls5eva: Season 2 [Peacock] and The Theory Of Whatever by Jamie T; Rosa: All The Lovers In The Night by Mieko Kawakami, House of Glass by Hadley Freeman, Pachinko by Min Jin Lee and Night Games by Anna Krien; Billie: Everything Everywhere All at Once [cinemas], Better Call Saul [Netflix]) and B.O.T.A (Baddest of Them All) by Eliza Rose and Interplanetary Criminal)Follow us on Twitter: @_HometownGloryThe team on Twitter: Ash, Billie, Charlie, Rosa and Tom... And we're on Instagram: @_hometownglorygram See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's the last episode of the season and so we have a little round up fo the season and announce some huge news!! We look back at some of our favourite moments, including Jason Allan and Kerrie Cosh visiting the studio and jamophobia... The Rare Occasions also stick out as a highlight. TSRP Limited is here and so we talk about becoming business owners and how this will lead to exciting things! We chat about developments for the podcast including dream guests: Jamie T, Yungblud, Alan Mcgee, Jonathan Moss, Brian Cannon and loads more - keep your eyes peeled! We pick out who we think were our best recommendations from the entire season at the end - The Royston Club, L'objectif, The Waterfalls, and Lola Scott - so make sure you check them all out. 75 episodes is mind blowing and far beyond where we thought it would be two years ago. Trust us when we say this is only the beginning, there are some crazy things coming up. There will be break, but we on't be quiet during it so make sure you're following alls socials - @thesrpodcast. Thank you for all the love and see you soon xx

Your three favourite fools take you through the latest music releases from May 4th - 10th 2022, including Arcade Fire, Kendrick Lamar, Jamie T and many more. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/foolsonahillpodcast/support

We review the big pros and potential cons of the 1-1 at Anfield while trying and failing to not get too hysterical over an enormous NLD. Emerson Royal is quite rightly celebrated, Rosa has her big Benjamin Davies moment and we break down Sonny's first 20-goal league season. The team also celebrate a fine season for Spurs Women—including a look at Rosa's experience taking her two kids to the season finale at the Stadium last weekend. And of course, we share out latest culture picks. If you fancy skipping to certain bits:00:00 — Liverpool18:14 — Stressing about the NLD23:13 — Spurs Women end the season at THS30:02 — Culture recommendations (Ash: The Heart Part 5 by Kendrick Lamar and Simple. by IDK; Rosa: Love Life [BBC iPlayer], High Fidelity [Disney+] and Un Verano Sin Ti by Bad Bunny; Tom: Hacks [Amazon Prime Video], The Old Style Riders by Jamie T and The Line Is A Curve by Kae Tempest) Follow us on Twitter: @_HometownGloryThe team on Twitter: Ash, Billie, Charlie, Rosa and Tom... And we're on Instagram: @_hometownglorygram See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're back just us two with an in depth indie music catch up!! We go over the new releases recently including what we think of Blossoms new album, Liam Gallaghers new track and the fact Wet Leg add industry plants… we discuss Jamie T's new single and Louis Dunford incredible new Arsenal song! We chat Uninvited on Radio 1 Live Lounge before diving into Coachella and our dream lineups and some hilarious music fun facts. We shout out some top up and coming artists: Gabby Martin, The Motive, Overpass and Seb Lowe. We hope you enjoyed, see you all next week!! Xx

Estamos felices de anunciar que, por fin, el 18 de mayo Radio 3 vuelve a celebrar el Día Internacional de los Museos, desde el Reina Sofía de Madrid. Diecisiete horas de música en directo, más de 40 actuaciones y el fin de fiesta con algunos de los dj's de la emisora. Aparte, escuchamos 'Hang a Cross On Me', lo nuevo de Pond, 'Dive Deep', último adelanto de Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever y el regreso de Jamie T con 'The Old Style Raiders'. VIVA SUECIA – No Hemos Aprendido Nada SEXY ZEBRAS – Tonterías DERBY MOTORETA’S BURRITO KACHIMBA – RGTQ DAN MILLSON - Devil WILCO – Falling Apart (Right Now) POND - Hang a Cross On Me GINEBRAS – Campos de Fresas Para Siempre CUPIDO - Un Cabrón Con Suerte IMPACTO VUDÚ – No Pasa Nada CAMP TRASH - Let It Ride JAMIE T - The Old Style Raiders JAYWOOD - Just Sayin SOFI TUKKER – Summer In New York SUZANNE VEGA - Luka SECOND - Estado De Alegre Tristeza ROLLING BLACKOUTS COASTAL FEVER - Dive Deep Escuchar audio

Season two, we're back! Over the last year or so, ecommerce has advanced 15 years. So for episode one of season two, we got the chance to speak to Faye Oakenfull and her former colleague, Alex, from We Make Websites to discuss Shopify. We talk phobias, being allergic to fruit, and living in Miami before diving into the deeper topics of Shopify and Shopify+, what to consider when choosing your ecom platform, and the benefits of headless. And Faye's one-woman crusade to bring back Jamie T.

Our series of bonus podcasts continues with Luke Pritchard and Hugh Harris from The Kooks picking their favourite albums of the 00s. First up, Hugh goes with Panic Prevention by Jamie T - an album we've repeatedly praised on this podcast! Hugh hails Jamie's musical skill and craft, as well as his range of influences, and tells us about a tour featuring The Kooks, Jamie T, Mystery Jets and Larrikin Love. What a line up! Find out why he calls Jamie T "our Ed Sheeran"!  Luke then goes with The Strokes' second album Room on Fire  - another fantastic choice. Luke calls the Strokes the most influential band in the last 20 years and we discuss the impact they had on The Kooks musically and stylistically.      The Kooks fan? Share your memories of the bands with us: Twitter: @TheBITBpod Instagram: @boysinthebandpod Facebook: The Boys In The Band Podcast Or drop us an Email - boysinthebandpod@gmail.com Written, presented and produced by Peter Smith and Richard Gallagher Pod thumbnail design by Daniel Curtin *Recorded on 16 March 2022* Musician? Producer? Podcaster? Become an AUX Beta tester - get 10GB storage FREE! If you are a musician, producer, fellow podcaster or anyone who deals with audio files on a regular basis you'll know that it's easy to get lost amongst all of the various demos and versions of a file. We've been in touch with a new tech start-up called Aux who are looking for Beta testers for their software. Anyone who signs up gets 10GB of free storage and the ability to easily share their files with collaborators and discover like-minded creators. So, if you've been frustrated by the clunkiness of storing and sharing music then head to aux.app/boysintheband and sign up today.

FIFTEEN YEARS!? Where on earth has the time gone? In this special episode of the Fools on a Hill Podcast, Cal, Liam and Yanni take you through Jamie T's debut album 'Panic Prevention'. We talk about our memories of the album, our favourite tracks and whether or not we feel the album has aged well. Let us know what you think of the album! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/foolsonahillpodcast/support

Been a while since I uploaded an episode of this podcast – Christmas and New Year kind of got in the way. And so in an attempt to make up for the longer than usual radio silence, I've cobbled together a special episode of The James McMahon Music Podcast, made up of a bunch of interviews I did at the NME Awards in 2010, that I'd forgotten I had until now. I think as a historical document, it makes for interesting listening, and there's previously unheard interviews with Biffy Clyro, Mumford & Sons, Jamie T, Slash, Muse, Kaya Scodelario from Skins, Lily Allen, James Buckley from The Inbetweeners and Russell Tovey from Being Human. Put a suit on and it's like you're there... only without the inevitable hangover.The James McMahon Music Podcast is a Spoook Media production. Spoook is also a record label, a promoter, a shop, a Substack - it's many things. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter. And please do Like, Review and Subscribe - it actually really helps people find our podcasts!

This week on The Boys in the Band Podcast we chat to Charles Cave from Fear of Flying and White Lies. He tells us some great stories from the mid-00s when Fear of Flying supported the likes of Jamie T and The Maccabees on tour and reminisces about some classic London indie club nights.  Charles also shares the story of how that band evolved into White Lies - and how a mystery Myspace page helped launch them to big success, with the No1 album and huge tours which followed.  Plus, we get the latest from Charles on the band's upcoming sixth album, which is coming out at the start of 2022.  White Lies or Fear of Flying fan? Share your memories of the band with us: Twitter: @TheBITBpod Instagram: @boysinthebandpod Facebook: The Boys In The Band Podcast Or drop us an Email - boysinthebandpod@gmail.com Written, presented and produced by Peter Smith and Richard Gallagher Pod thumbnail design by Daniel Curtin *Recorded on 9 November 2021*

Jordan Whitmer interviews Jamie T about our generation when it comes to worship.Jamie is a content creator and Gen Z ministry leader from South Carolina! He can be found at @jamietministry on Instagram and TikTok.Make sure to subscribe, follow, and review to join the Gen Z Today community!

This week on The Boys in the Band Podcast we catch up with Fred Macpherson currently of Spector and formerly of Les Incompetents. In a bumper episode, Fred gives fantastic reflections on the London indie scene during the 00s, where his band Les Incompetents hung out and performed with the likes of Jamie T, Laura Marling and Mumford and Sons but never took off in the same way as those acts. A little put out - and after experimenting with Ox Eagle Lion Man - Fred returned to the stage and found success with Spector and their brilliant blend of pop-indie-rock. We also chat about collaborations during that 00s era - Pun Loving Criminals, Grindie - some funny tour stories, and Spector's upcoming new album! Spector or Les Incompetents fan? Share your memories of the band with us: Twitter: @TheBITBpod Instagram: @boysinthebandpod Facebook: The Boys In The Band Podcast Or drop us an Email - boysinthebandpod@gmail.com Written, presented and produced by Peter Smith and Richard Gallagher Pod thumbnail design by Daniel Curtin *Recorded on 20 September 2021*

Check out this  crazy fun episode of Our Record Collection Is Better Than Yours. Featuring music from Jamie T as well as The Murlocs; hosted by Chris Clemens & Too Boney Tony ya'll! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Ourrecordcollectionisbetter)

Stranger Friends, the Book Club is back in session! Today I go through the Dark Horse comics graphic novel, "Zombie Boys" from January 2020. It's a fairly standalone story but starring our favorite boys who are trying to deal with what they just went through back in 1983 (right after season one!) and meet a new friends along the way. It is a real fun read with some touching moments and some terrific art. I hope you get a chance to check it out before listening! This episode also features a song from Jamie T. I'd never heard of him before finding this track, but I may have to check out more of what he does because I really enjoyed this song. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/strangerdangerpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/strangerdangerpodcast/support

This week we do something different and go through covers/remixes/features of the The 1975. Discussion starts at 21:14Spotihigh starts at 43:06Discussion Part 2 discussion 56:49 Spotify users Listen to our May playlists here - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0bisYADUYPABXCO5TrDXoU?si=45282a34fd314f9e// Thank you everyone who has listened around the world //  Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook & Tik Tok @the1975pod // email pauseitplayitpod@gmail.com //  Follow us //  Josh - @jshwllm //  Matt - @jewkneeor //  Dan - social media not found   // L O V E // 

In this episode of Records and Bands our heroes talk s*** about the album that introduced Rob to the wonderful Neil Young, there's some chat about Sam's bands before we delve into the murky world of records and bands we're not so keen to shout about. Then Rob delivers a verdict on Sam's most favourite album of all time ever, Panic Prevention by Jamie T and Sam drops a massive opinion that may derail the podcast before it even gets going. A few links Multiple Ways to follow Records & Bands Original Music by Alvin and the Angry Barrels. Listen to them on Spotify Artwork kindly provided by the beautiful man that is Jake Playlists of album tracks and additional songs mentioned in this episode. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

John K, Jamie T, Patrick D & Claudia M.

He's the UK's freshest and hottest new rapper and although this year was a tough one for newcomers, the 23-year-old artist from Coventry has broken through to mainstream success. His January hit "Frontline", with 3.4 million views on YouTube, started a torrent of new tracks and collaborations with the likes of FKA twigs and Burberry. He's signed to the same management as Adele, Jamie T and London Grammar.

This week I had the pleasure of talking to James Slater. James is a director of music videos, commercials, documentaries and short films. He's made videos for artists such as (The Coral, Blossoms, Bill Ryder-Jones, Sam Fender, Circa Waves, Jamie T...) and his short film work has screened at festivals including the BAFTA qualifying London Short Film Festival. It was great to hear about James’ humble beginnings running around Liverpool shooting videos on mini DV to where he is now. He gives his insight on pitching and so much more. In the pod we talk about James’ videos for Sam Fender - Saturday, Circa Waves, Fire That Burns, Blossoms - Your Girlfriend and Bill Ryder-Jones - Wild Roses. James’ short There Are Other Forces also gets a mention. All ace work that I recommend you watch to enhance the listen. www.harrysherriff.com www.facebook.com/harryjjsherriff

Larrikin Love burned briefly but brightly and their brilliance is reflected in the fact they have been the most-requested interview by The Boys in the Band Podcast listeners since we launched. We're delighted to chat with drummer Coz Kerrigan about their story. From the early days deciding to start a band at a The Others gig and the 'Coz Kerrigan Clause 24' in their record label deal due to him being just 17, through to their acclaimed album and the reasons for their split, we hear it all. Coz also chats about the great friendships the band struck up with fellow indie stars the Mystery Jets and Jamie T, picks out his favourite tracks, and relives some standout shows. Larrikin Love fan? Share your memories of the band with us:  Twitter: @TheBITBpod Instagram: @boysinthebandpod Facebook: The Boys In The Band Podcast Or drop us an Email - boysinthebandpod@gmail.com Written, presented and produced by Peter Smith and Richard Gallagher Pod thumbnail design by Daniel Curtin *Recorded on 29 September 2020*   

Solo artist Jamie T (according to Mr Smith & Wikipedia "a one man Arctic Monkeys") with his album 'Panic Prevention' (2007) takes on The Cribs with their 2005 indie dance floor hit filled classic 'The New Fellas'. Grab your brew and settle back for a lovely piece of nostalgia and some BANGERS! #thecribs #jamiet #thenewfellas #panicprevention #indierock

Benjii and Jamie T return after a period of reflection (and hiding from each other because they might have the WWE 24/7 belt), discussing the monumental occasion that was AEW's "Double or Nothing", the appearance of Jon Moxley and just how when wrestling is good, it is really, really good.

The Fusion Over Fission series officially kicks off with a bang as the northern native Master KC joins forces with the Southern Spectacle DJ Soundmind. Cristan "DJ Soundmind" Daniel hails from San Fernando, Trinidad, and he has been making waves in the local gospel fraternity since his arrival on the scene. His DJ name comes from 2 Timothy 1:7, "For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind". He is part of the dynamic duo known as Team UltraSound (fka Soundmind Entertainment), alongside his best friend and fellow southerner, Brian "UltraBrio" Fyfield. At the time of this podcast episode release, DJ Soundmind is a part of the W107.1FM team. You can catch him every Wednesday from 2:00pm – 6:00pm on The Rush alongside Jamie T and every Friday from 9:00pm – 12 midnight on Destination Fridays with Team UltraSound. DJ Soundmind takes us through the first 33 minutes, rendering his interpretation of Master KC's Podcast since its launch. Look forward to elements incorporated from multiple episodes such as the Mix City Series, Drive Time, CCM Cravings and many others. Master KC then proceeds to pick up the reins and complete the collaboration as best as possible. There is no better way to end the year 2018 than this coalescence of northern notability and southern stature. Follow DJ Soundmind here: Instagram || Twitter // Official Release Date: 10/12/2018 #EpisodeFourteen

Christmas episode! This is a Christmas episode! Christmas! Yes, it's Christmas. So we decided to get hammered and call our friends. As is tradition. We also get into the hedonistic (sybaritic?) nature of Christmas, and some fun odd traditions. Support us on Patreon: patreon.com/alexandalexpodcast Follow us on Facebook: facebook.com/alexandalexpodcast Email us: alexandalexpodcast@gmail.com And follow us on Instagram at @AlexandAlexPodcast 1:14 Hello again: today's topic, and Alex got Alex a Christmas present 18:29 Video games I guess? Also we start calling friends 47:10 Jamie T appreciation hour (it's less than an hour) 51:07 The Christmas monkey, Christmas poems, and we call Heather

This week, Sam is joined by Michael Eldridge, and they discuss Road rage but not on the road, bad behavior at gigs, Sam continues to be menaced by a hit man, Jamie T pops in, The boys explain the plot of the classic stoner comedy 'The Green Mile' and Michael divulges some secrets about his prior life as a footballing man.   Like subscribe and share for more!  Find Sam here: https://www.facebook.com/SamRhodesCE/   Patronize here: www.patreon.com/SamRhodesCE  

On January 8th 1986, one Jamie Alexander Treays was born in Wimbledon, South London and, in the 32 years since, that young man has cemented his place in the hearts and minds of a generation of young music fans in his home country of England. In this episode, we explain exactly why. It's a celebration of the genius that is Jamie T and a tale of our youths. He has been our peer, our hero and our soundtrack, and he hasn't received anywhere near the amount of thanks he deserves for being exactly that. This is our little way of saying cheers to the main man. Let's all have a Stella and dance the night away. Until next week, Tim & Harry x We do not claim ownership of any of the music played in this episode. Our theme tune is Ice Cold by Audionautix and is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Artist: http://audionautix.com/

Singer-songwriter Miles Kane joins Sodajerker to discuss songs from his new album Coup De Grace including 'Cry On My Guitar', 'Loaded' and 'Shavambacu'. In addition to recalling his early days with The Little Flames and The Rascals, Miles also talks about co-writing with Andy Partridge, Paul Weller, Jamie T, Lana Del Rey and Alex Turner, and discusses his work with the latter for The Last Shadow Puppets.

For the last episode of the series, Shout About meet the great Tony Moore - Music, Art and Development Director at the Bedford in Balham. Tony shares stories from his past, including: his time in Iron Maiden and the Cutting Crew, creating environments for future stars like, Ed Sheeran, KT Tunstall and Paulo Nutini to make their name; and the “Crisis Crossroads” Music Venues are currently facing in London. He also plays us two of his original songs live in the studio. 00:34 Last week on the show 02:00 What the guys have been up to in the last week 06:30 This week’s theme – Live at the Bedford 09:00 Tony Moore in studio, beginning with his back story 10:33 Starting out in Iron Maiden 12:40 Leaving Iron Maiden, joining Tanz Der Youth 14:40 Writing a hit in Holland 15:30 Joining the Cutting Crew 17:54 Starting the Kashmir Club (helping the likes of KT Tunstall, Damien Rice) 19:33 Joining the Bedford in 2003 20:51 How the Bedford has changed over the years (from being known as the “Deadford”) 23:23 The “Crisis Crossroads” for Music Venues in London. Licensing laws and government legislations, forcing them to close. 26:56 Introducing the ‘Agent of Change’ to try and save small venues 28:55 Night time economy and the lack of protection. The demise of Hammersmith. 30:25 Big Challenges: being South of the River, making money with small venues 33:30 Success since being at the Bedford. Including giving gigs to a 17-year-old Paulo Nutini, James Morrison and Jamie T, all before they were famous. 36:36 Cost/Times and dates 38:22 Helping the rise of Ed Sheeran 40:05 Why some artists make it and others don’t 42:45 Who entertains the entertainers, where does Tony go out? 45:44 Soho Radio 48:55 Five favourite bands, including Coffee Pot Drive 50:25 3 Best Gigs Tony has been to, Ben’s favourite two, Stuarts favourite two 53:53 Tony and the Bedford on Social Media 54:30 Tony song 1 57:54 Tony song 2 (not the Blur song) 01:01:01 Wrapping up with Tony Moore 01:01:43 Recap on the interview with Tony 01:04:20 Cheese Board Gate 01:06:08 The Weekly Shout 01:09:50 The Weekly Thanks 01:11:34 Shout About Social Media You can reach the guests here Twitter: @tonymoore1 Instagram: @tonymoore Facebook: @tonymooremedia Web: www.tonymooremusic.com Mentions Swingers The Monarch The Escapologist  Natural History Museum VIP Bus Bars Stationers Hall London Reign Grand Connaught Rooms Battersea Evolution Bloomsbury Bigtop Sorque Productions Awesome Events Paradise Omeara Ray Jones Talent Banq Soho Radio Hope Music The Roundhouse Oscar Pink The Bridgehouse Canning Town Abbey Road Holland Park The Avalon The Latchmere The Tommyfield The Princess Victoria Banana Cabaret Ministry of Sound The Coronet The Music Venues Trust Foy Vance New bar at the W Hotel The Mayor of Scaredy Cat Town Byron burger Mr Foggs Inception Group Bunga Bunga Cahoots Coffee Pot Drive Hoxton Town Hall Nordic Matters at the South Bank Centre Winterville House of Burlesque Leicester Square Theatre Give us a Shout on #ShoutAbout Instagram:          ShoutAboutLondon Facebook:            ShoutAboutLDN Twitter:                ShoutAboutLDN Instagram:           ShoutaboutStuart Please subscribe and rate us! Want to talk about the show? Got an idea for guests? Want to promote your event? Contact us on any of the above, or: info@shoutabout.london http://ShoutAbout.London 

There hasn’t been a better feel good story in a long time than Project Veritas’ hilariously inept attempt to trick the Washington Post into publishing a false story about Roy Moore, even if, as Slate’s Osita Nwanevu argues, conservative buffoon James O’Keefe won’t face any real consequences. I mean, have you ever seen anything more satisfying than watching Veritas operative Jamie T.

It's time to get your spook on, listeners! Halloween is here and we're celebrating the only way we know how - with ghoulishly good music and chat that's so damn entertaining it's scary. There will be no Monster Mash or Thriller here, however, as we take a dive into the alternative Halloween playlist. With tracks from the likes of Childish Gambino, Oingo Boingo, We Are Scientists and Jamie T amongst others, it's devilishly good stuff. As always, it's a huge thanks for tuning in. Have a very happy Halloween, and we'll see you next week. Tim & Harry

Recorded and produced by Folded Wing at our home here in the iconic Premises Studios in East London, Adventures In Sound is a new podcast exploring what goes on behind the sound-proofed doors of the studio, delving into the creative processes involved in everything from songwriting to production and performing. Over the course of the series, DJ Anne Frankenstein will present exclusive behind-the-scenes insight from a great roster of established and emerging musicians, songwriters and producers working here at The Premises, revealing their stories and secret tips. There’ll also be bonus episodes where we’ll catch up with some of our favourite artists to hear the stories behind the music. This week Anne has another artist feature episode with the brilliant Izzi Dunn! We caught up with Izzi while she was in The Premises studios recording a session for The Selector. Izzi talked us through her career to date from writing string arrangements for the likes of Damon Albarn and Jamie T to her own brilliant solo music. So sit back and let Izzi Dunn take you on an Adventure In Sound!

Clare's form of synaesthesia means that sees shapes when listening to music, so her mixtape choices are extra fascinating! She shares the advantages (and disadvantages) of being a synaesthete, as well as her research into cross-modal perception. Kiki-Booba anyone? Mixtape: 1. A World Alone by Lorde 2. Gosh by Jamie XX 3. Nest by Young Fathers 4. Disparate by Four Tet & Champion 5. Younger by Seinabo Sey 6. Sticks'n'Stones by Jamie T #science #mixtape #experiment #synaesthesia #synaesthete #colour #music #shapes #senses #perception

Gordon and Vin have been BUSY this week! Seann Walsh came into the studio to talk gigs (good & bad), turning 30 and the time he had a wee next to Gareth Barry… There were also interviews with both Fatboy Slim & James Blunt, who paid a touching tribute to the late Carrie Fisher. All that plus the usual Slash Gordon, a Classic Album by Jamie T and a hilarious story about David Beckham in the changing room showers! Tune in LIVE every weeknight from 7pm-10pm to hear Gordon on Radio X.

Second albums are a notoriously tricky obstacle for many musicians, but this week we celebrate the anniversary of the release of Nirvana's seminal second album 'Nevermind' by tipping our hats to acts made equally big steps forward with theirs. Hot Chip, Jamie T, Mystery Jets and Interpol are amongst the acts who receive shouts in what rapidly becomes an unabashed trip down memory lane for us. These are acts and albums we loved during our teenage years, and playing them again was a real joy for us. Hopefully hearing them will be for you too. Away from second albums, there's a first in our musical highlights section as we share one selection - the incredible new documentary 'The Beatles: Eight Days A Week - The Touring Years'. We were lucky enough to be invited to an advanced screening of the film and loved it so much that we couldn't possible pick separate highlights. It's that good. So sit back, relax and enjoy episode 26 of Tracks. We do not claim ownership of any of the music played in this episode. Our theme tune is Ice Cold by Audionautix and is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Artist: http://audionautix.com/  

Jamie T and John Kennedy discuss the new album 'Trick' track by track on X-Posure, Radio X

The one where we talk about how much we love bad Star Trek novels, the things we love about the final episode, and some of the problems. Thanks to Jamie T for commissioning this podcast on the series finale of Star Trek: The Next Generation! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Musica nuova a Rock And Roll Circus: Ibeyi, Jamie T, Mogwai, Courtney Barnett. Scarica la puntata.

This week we have over two hours of the quiet man himself, Neil Channing. Sky Poker's newest signing joins Jamie and Ash in studio for the whole show. We round up the WSOP Main Event final table and the upcoming Unibet cash game, where Neil and Jamie will be facing a certain Viktor "Isildur1" Blom. And if any on you are wondering - of course Dan ended up at the Jamie T gig.

Lisa and friends re-animate Jamie T's hit 'Zombie' and perform her newie 'Wah Ha'.

The Terrace Podcast Welcomes this weeks guest : Yousef with a very groovy set recorded live from Space Ibiza in the Carl Cox (Revolution Party) The new decade sees Yousef consolidating his status as an international DJ, Producer, Club Promoter and Music aficionado with ever greater impact. Running one of Europe's premier clubnights co-exists alongside manning a record label of the same name, whilst his reputation as a DJ grows with increasing stature and a constantly escalating global calendar. His productions continue to leave an indelible imprint on the world; the release of second artist album ‘Indigo Child', the follow-up to 2009's impressive LP ‘A Collection of scars and situations', is scheduled for later on in 2011. A hugely expansive collection much like its predecessor, it marks a return to Circus Recordings after Yousef took a twelve month sabbatical to work exclusively with a select band of record labels, including Saved, Cocoon, Harthouse, and Monique Musique.The return will be kick-started with the release of one 8 track EPs entitled ‘Yousef's Circus Reworks'. The focus is simple; transformations of several productions with the Circus dancefloor specifically in mind, Jamie T, Fourtet, Giles Peterson, Moby and Sven Vath among the producers contributing material for Yousef to re-jig alongside his own peerless ‘Come Home'. Each track represents a certain time of the night or certain room; painting a personal musical projection of what Circus means to Yousef and an ideological snapshot of the clubnight's musical DNA. The event is quite the beast. Now in its ninth year, it's quickly moved from being the best night in Liverpool to one of the most talked about and well respected soirees on the continent, the flagship for the refurbished and Funktion One equipped Masque. The high profile nature has seen shows with Planet E, Bedrock, Meganite and Teutonic techno institution Cocoon, not to mention a superlative collaboration with the BBC for the 500th Essential Mix. Loco dice, Pete Tong Carl Cox, Richie Hawtin, Sven Vath, Ricardo Vilalobos, Laurent Garnier, Luciano, Carl Craig, Adam Beyer, John Digweed, Davide Squillace, Raresh, Dennis Ferrer, Heidi, Nic Fanciulli, Tim Green and countless others have all played for Yousef and his party in the last 12 months. Many more are slanted for future shows in 2011 and beyond as it nears an unprecedented ten years of rave carnage. And Yousef continues to push further ground as a DJ. 2011 will see his second year as one of the residents at Carl Cox presents... at Space, arguably the internationally renowned nightclub's finest party of the season. A recent tour of South America saw a consolidation of his status as one of the premier foreign DJs for the continent (a debut at Warung Beach a particular highlight), and he remains a huge draw from the sun kissed shores of Melbourne to Miami to the sweat soaked basements of Manchester and Munich. One thing's for sure; Yousef will continue to leave a huge personal footprint upon electronic music both behind the scenes and behind the decks of the world's finest clubs, whilst creating the musical soundtracks that pulsate through their clubber's ears. He simply knows no other w www.theterracepodcast.com

Born in Zimbabwe 25 years ago, Tinashé is a prodigious pop talent whose accessible guitar and keys driven future classics take gleeful inspiration from everyone from Arctic Monkeys and the Bloc Party to Jack Penate, Jamie T, Paul Simon and original afro-beat sounds.  Filtering his own life experience into supremely addictive chart-friendly tuneage, Tinashé exacts a lightness of touch that means the results are always euphoric and life-affirming. Take the strutting guitars and elegant strings on the delirious new single also called ‘Saved', which was written after Tinashé was accosted by a particularly forthright tramp who thought he was an angel.   He wrote and produced his debut album, with assistance from engineer Cenzo Townshend (Bloc Party, Late Of The Pier, Florence and the Machine). Front and centre is Tinashé's signature vocal, instantly recognisable and easily sliding from giddy and urgent, as on the yearning love song ‘If You Say So', to lived-in and careworn, especially on the end-of-his-tether ballad ‘Decency'.  Tinashé has more than proved his talent as a live performer, with a host of thrillingly addictive shows, supporting the likes of Ellie Goulding, I Blame Coco, Marina & the Diamonds and Kate Nash and her new riot grrrl band The Receeders.  

Miami Sessions with DJ Yousef - M.U.M. Episode 153 - Miami Underground Movement The new decade sees Yousef consolidating his status as an international DJ, Producer, Club Promoter and Music aficionado with ever greater impact. Last year saw him achieve a first, the release of his debut artist album - A Collection of Scars & Situations’ finally laying down on wax a watermark of his effervescent personality. It showcased the different dynamics to his sound as a performer - heavy support from the usual rag tag ensemble of dance music greats; Sasha, Danny Tengalia, Nic Fanciulli, Carl Cox, Steve Lawler, Radio Slave and Nick Curly among them.  ‘A Collection of Scars & Situations’ was more than just your typical DJ led collection of bangers. They are catered for of course, most resplendently by the pulsating tech house monster ‘Legacy’ (bolstered by a superb archaic vocal from Derrick Carter) and the Beyer - esque ‘Equilibrium’. But it’s the haunting electronica of ‘Birthday Thoughts’ and ‘A Moment of Clarity’ that gave the album its gritty edge, two bleak almost dystopian efforts which channel the darker undercurrents of electronic music perfectly, DJs, clubbers and the Music media were universal in the praise.  “Legacy” was picked up for global single release by Renaissance. It garnered plays all over specialist dance radio worldwide (most notably John Digweed, Carl Cox and BBC Radio One’s Pete Tong), as well the coveted DMC single of the week; it was dubbed “one of the stand out tracks of 2009”. When Yousef was asked to contribute an essential mix from the world renowned Creamfields, he set about remaking the track into the ‘Terrace Edit’, taking the track into a newer and fresher direction (two further ep’s are set to drop for renaissance in 2010).  It continued the mutual love affair between Yousef and Germany, the hub of worldwide electronic music. He signed two new EP’s to Mannheim’s premier league label Plastic City, and after season long support from Sven Vath, “Come home” was released on the world’s most followed electronic music brand Cocoon. It blew up, cutting across the spectrum of house and techno, making ‘Essential new tune’ on Pete Tong’s Radio One show, with consistent support from John Digweed, Laurent Garnier and of course Vath himself. A certain dj names Sasha fell in love with the composition so much he asjked to remix it, which he has in fine style (out on cocoon in mid 2010). Yousef was then signed to Berlins’ leading DJ agency WILDE for his bookings in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, while he remains in the hands of Safehouse management for the rest of the world, also home to Carl Cox.  The international love has never been stronger for Yousef. The first international DJ to play the troubled nation of Syria. Ibiza, with its arcane hedonism and wild party ethos has always served as an adequate stomping ground for his cross genre grooves. And of course he’s back there this year... with a vengeance! South America has also shown a stronger allure for Yousef, with further ground being broken in Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil increasing his continental lustre. A recent 6 date tour on Indonesia showed how far yousefs reach is getting. Closer to home, he clocked up his first London Residency by inking a monthly deal at Matter, the brainchild of Fabric impresario Keith Reilly. Matter NYE saw another iconic Yousef DJ set, taking over from Vath at 2am for the inaugural Cocoon party and delivering a three hour onslaught of fierce and brutal house and techno to a 3500 capacity club.  In 2009 yousef remixed Dj Sneak, Fergie and Tobii to devastating effect. 2010 has already seen an earth-shattering remix of Moby’s ‘Wait for me’ completed, plus his touch gifted to Gilles Peterson’s Havana Band project and new kid “Teva” with yousef’s floor devastating circus rework of “you cant teach this”. He remixed two UK legends (X-Press 2’s ‘Say What’ and Fatboy Slim’s ‘Local Town’, the latter featuring rasp voiced rudeboy Jamie T), whilst Nic Fanciulli and his Saved Imprint continue to show their love, with the aforementioned album’s ‘I Suggest’ out now with the superb ‘Firecracker’ on the flip one of two 2010 ep’s for nic’s imprint. The other “my explanation / dis information” already championed by tong on his rather well known radio weekly as well as support from underground house dons Rebbot and Nick Curly among many others. Further Eps for renaissance and debuts on carl cox’s Intec and seminal (vath started) Harthouse records both follow this year… Of course with a follow up on cocoon too…  Yousef’s own Circus Recordings also notched up a year of releases since launching in 2008, churning out eight Yousef singles which have illustrated the madness and hedonism of the club he has created.  Yousefs monthly event celebrated seven years at the apex of Liverpool’s club scene in September last year and he is still pulling line-ups together that makes the accountants balk and the clubbers froth at the mouth. House music at its kaleidoscopic best, heavyweight names such as Laurent Garnier, Luciano, Loco Dice, Dubfire, and Eric Prydz have faced off with the of the young upstarts of the underground like; Jamie Jones, Tim Green, Sebo K and Davide Squillace have been amongst others for debut Liverpool shows. Oh and they got their thug on with Cocoon, bringing Vath and his imperial hedonism to Liverpool for the first time ever in a scintillating party that peaked on every sensory element. There’s little the club night hasn’t done or booked, and with this year already seeing return slots for John Digweed and Derrick Carter, plus debuts for Heidi, Guy Gerber and the irrepressible groove icon Ricardo Vilalobos, there’s seems little left for them to prove. So, just when things couldn’t peak any further for circus Radio One were looking for a club to host the 500th essential mix party. They considered every major club worldwide, circus was (in the words of radio one) the only choice…. Yousef and his long lasting partner Richard went to work, pulling in Richie Hawtin, Sasha, Aeroplane, of course Pete Tong and yousef himself. A 4 hour live global broadcast from circus in its original 1100 capacity club followed. Circus’ finest hour…? Maybe, we’ve thought that before.  It’s this process of constant evolution rather than reinvention which has characterised Yousef’s career, and kept him at the forefront of promoters’ thoughts across the globe. And there’s the small matter of him running the London marathon, raising cash for CALM and showcasing his serious edge to the party reputation he’s always encased. Record Label Owner and Internationally renowned club promoter, it’s a far cry from the excess which defined wilder youth, confirming his professionalism and dedication to the acid house dream.  Whether criss-crossing the globe with his arsenal of varied sounds or impregnating his own individual aural histrionics on wax, Yousef is stamping his identity on dance music and leaving a lasting impression. There’s few who come close in terms of dedication or in the variance of approach, Yousef hits each and every base with alarming regularity. And the best part yet? The journey has only just begun... it’s now a big cliché but, undeniably, but, 2010 really is Yousef’s year. www.yousef.co.uk

ALTON ELLIS plays "African Descendant" / LYKKE LI plays "Dance Dance Dance" / ROB CROW plays "I Hate You, Rob Crow" / JAMIE T plays "Ike & Tina" / MOISTBOYZ plays "American Made And Duty-Free"

Radio Three Sixty Part 30 SPECIAL Song Writers: MUDVILLE, TOMMY GUERRERO, JAMIE T, MONEY MARK, MAN OR MOUSE, AIR, THE REFLECTING SKIN, DIPPER, SR MANDRIL and FINLEY QUAYLE.

Featuring Apartment, Regina Spektor, Jamie T, The Holloways, The Organ, Jim Noir & Get Cape.

Featuring Apartment, Regina Spektor, Jamie T, The Holloways, The Organ, Jim Noir & Get Cape.