Podcast appearances and mentions of Jay Som

Namen wie Mac DeMarco, Eyedress, Jay Som oder Illuminati Hotties werden abermillionenfach gestreamt. Die Reichweite steht in krassem Kontrast zur Entstehung von deren Songs mit minimalem Equipment in irgendwelchen Schlafzimmern in Los Angeles. Neustes Fundstück aus dieser Szene: Zzzahara. +++ PLAYLIST +++ · 22:53 - NEW DAWN von MARSHALL ALLEN FEAT. NENEH CHERRY · 22:48 - KELLER KLUB von BETE SALEE · 22:45 - CRUSH von ALEX NAUVA/GALLERY OF NOISE · 22:41 - CLIMBING von CARIBOU · 22:37 - EVERY TIME THE SUN COMES UP von SHARON VAN ETTEN · 22:33 - TROUBLE von SHARON VAN ETTEN AND THE ATTACHMENT THEORY · 22:29 - SKIN ON SKIN von JASMINE.4.T · 22:23 - SASHA von UCHE YARA · 22:19 - IT'S A MIRROR von PERFUME GENIUS · 22:15 - BLURRY EYES von CARRIERS · 22:10 - PAIN von THE WAR ON DRUGS · 21:56 - HAPPY IDIOT von TV ON THE RADIO · 21:51 - AN ARTIST IS AN ARTIST von SKUNK ANANSIE · 21:49 - FILTHY RICH NEPO BABY von LAMBRINI GIRLS · 21:44 - SPECIAL DIFFERENT von LAMBRINI GIRLS · 21:41 - BACK TO THE RADIO von PORRIDGE RADIO · 21:37 - DON'T WANT TO DANCE von PORRIDGE RADIO · 21:34 - FELT BETTER ALIVE von PETER DOHERTY · 21:31 - WHAT BECAME OF THE LIKELY LADS von THE LIBERTINES · 21:25 - BUILD IT UP von FRANZ FERDINAND · 21:21 - NEON SIGNS von THE WEATHER STATION · 21:16 - SUGAR IN THE TANK von JULIEN BAKER & TORRES · 21:13 - ANKLES von LUCY DACUS · 21:07 - FOREVER HALF MAST von LUCY DACUS · 21:03 - NOT STRONG ENOUGH von BOYGENIUS · 20:55 - STRETCH THE STRUGGLE von BRIA SALMENA · 20:53 - SUPER PROUD von OKNOAH · 20:50 - SORT IT OUT von OKNOAH · 20:47 - FIN DEL MUNDO von CUCO FEAT. BRATTY · 20:42 - GOOD DAY TODAY von DAVID LYNCH · 20:37 - FALLING von JULEE CRUISE · 20:33 - NO ONE NOTICED von THE MARIAS · 20:28 - BRUISED von ZZZAHARA · 20:25 - CAN'T BE STILL von ILLUMINATI HOTTIES · 20:21 - IN YOUR HEAD von ZZZAHARA · 20:19 - ON FYE von THE SIMPS · 20:14 - NATURE TRIPS von EYEDRESS · 20:11 - NIGHTTIME DRIVE von JAY SOM · 20:06 - WISH YOU WOULD NOTICE von ZZZAHARA · 20:04 - FREAKING OUT THE NEIGHBORHOOD von MAC DEMARCO

On this week's Talkhouse episode we've got a pair of talented musicians in a chummy chat about making songs and making a life while making songs. It's Melina Duterte, aka. Jay Som, and Pascal Stevenson, aka. Fashion Club. Stevenson just released the second Fashion Club album, A Love You Cannot Shake, but it's different enough than the first that it almost feels like a debut. That surely has something to do with the fact that it's the first Fashion Club music since Stevenson's gender transition; there's a genre freedom that wasn't as evident on the first one, which felt a bit closer to Stevenson's indie-leaning band Moaning. A Love You Cannot Shake clearly honors big pop music but it frequently swerves before giving into any obvious trappings. She found some fantastic guests to add to the sideways fun, too, including Talkhouse Podcast alumni Perfume Genius and Julie Byrne as well as the other half of today's conversation, Jay Som. Now Jay Som made a splash with her first couple of bedroom-pop albums in 2015 and 2016, and though she hasn't released a new album since 2019's fantastic Anak Ko, she's been busy nonetheless, both starting some new projects, producing for other musicians, and playing bass for the indie-rock supergroup Boygenius. She's been working on new material of her own as well, and she had a song on the soundtrack to the critically acclaimed movie I Saw the TV Glow alongside like-minded artists like Caroline Polachek and The Weather Station. And of course there's her contribution to the Fashion Club record, “Ghost.” Check out that song right here. In this lively conversation, Stevenson and Duterte chat about songwriting, including Stevenson's tendency to start with the biggest parts and Duterte's opinion on what constitutes a “treat” while you're producing. They tell each other toward the end of the conversation which pop star they'd most like to write for, and we learn that Stevenson's specialty is what she calls “fucked-up ballads.” Enjoy. 0:00 – Intro 2:20 – Start of the chat 4:45 – On Fashion Club's album, A Love You Cannot Shake 9:20 – Melina loves Pascal's record 13:30 – Contrasting approaches to songwriting 16:36 – "Everyone's a little different when it comes to what I call 'treats'" 31:36 – "Do you think it's easier now to become a producer?" Thanks for listening to the Talkhouse Podcast, and thanks to Pascal Stevenson and Melina Duterte for chatting. If you liked what you heard, please follow Talkhouse on your favorite podcasting platform, and check out all the great stuff at Talkhouse.com. This episode was produced by Myron Kaplan, and the Talkhouse theme is composed and performed by the Range. See you next time! This episode is brought to you by DistroKid. DistroKid makes music distribution fun and easy with unlimited uploads and artists keep 100% of their royalties and earnings. To learn more and get 30% off your first year's membership, visit: distrokid.com/vip/talkhouse

¿Existen tres horas de temas que catalogarías como IDEALES? eclectic_club nos propone una playlist enlatada de aproximadamente tres horas de duración con los temas más variados e ideales para un jueves. Esta es su segunda temporada y se emite quincenalmente de 17 a 20 horas y lo puedes escuchar en #podcast en #ivoox. ¡Tres horas selectas al cuadrado! Ep, al wetransfer que t'he enviat he posat la playlist, però hi ha més cançons a la llista que al programa per error. La playlist bona és aquesta: Salut!!! LOS IDEALES #15 1) Steye; The Bizonkid - Lovedrum 2) High the Moon - Pulverized 3) Anne Soldaat - Suffer Silently 4) Omni; Izzy Glaudini - Plastic Pyramid 5) Patio - Relics 6) Starcleaner Reunion - Moss on my Brick Wall 7) Julianna Riolino - Lone Ranger 8) Ting Tang Tina - Yellow and Blue 9) Trudy and the Romance - Twist It, Shake It. Rock & Roll 10) The Beths - Best Left 11) La Sécurité - Try Again 12) Oog Bogo - New State 13) Mo Troper - Citgo Sign 14) Dazy; Militarie Gun - Pressure Cooker 15) Hot Garbage - Sometimes I Go Down 16) En Attendant Ana - Same Old Story 17) Melenas - K2 18) Cola - Fulton Park 19) Melin Melyn - Hold The Line 20) The Bug Club - Yesterday's Paper 21) Loose Articles - Sinead Loves Bitcoin 22) Disco In Sochi - Differences 23) Pleasure Island - Evangelion 24) Whitelands; deary - Tell Me About It 25) Jayson Green & The Jerk - Local Jerk 26) William Doyle - Relentless Melt 27) Lily Seabird - Grace 28) COMA - Hideout 29) Feral Family - Sold 30) The Castros - Idle Man 31) Fräulein - Wait and See 32) No Windows - Song 01 33) CHUCK - Nothing Matters to Me Now 34) The Trusted - Doomsday 35) Tiger Island - Bad Women 36) junodream - Happiness Advantage 37) Slate - St Agatha 38) Mermaidens - Foolish 39) Drahla - Default Parody 40) Jess Locke - Uncomfortably Happy 41) Nightbus - Exposed to Some Light 42) Bad History Month - Breakdown Lane 43) PROJECTOR - And Now the End 44) Wiri Donna - Dream of Me 45) True Green - My Lost Decade 46) Dylan Sherry - Come On 47) Fat White Family - Bullet of Dignity 48) Vanishing Twin - Life Drummer 49) Shannon & The Clams - The Moon Is In The Wrong Place 50) TTSSFU - I Hope You Die 51) Boeckner - Lose 52) Pynch - Disco Lights - Album Mix 53) Nicole Yun - Lost Keys 54) Unschooling - Brand New Storm 55) Bachelor; Jay Som; Palehound - Stay in the Car 56) Spud Cannon - Supersonic 57) Sneaks - Act Out 58) TOPS - Way to be Loved

Zugegeben, Bombay Bicycle Club gehören spätestens nach dem nicht sonderlich guten letzten Album nicht mehr zwingend zu jenen Bands, die bei einer Albumankündigung den Puls erhöhen. Reinhören lohnt sich aber trotzdem! Denn ihr neues, sechstes Album «My Big Day» entpuppt sich als echte Perle! Besonders die Liste der Featurings lässt sich sehen: Damon Albarn, Chaka Khan, Nilüfer Yanya, Jay Som und Holly Humberstone unterstützen. Bombay Bicycle Club wollen der Nostalgie entfliehen und wagten auf «My Big Day» neue Wege zu gehen. Dafür waren die Kollaborationen ein wichtiger Schritt, sagt Frontmann Jack Steadman: «Was meiner Meinung nach beim Experimentieren mit all diesen verschiedenen Stilen hilft, ist, andere Künstler mit einzubeziehen. Und das ist es, was uns auf diesem Album viel Spass machte. Wenn du zum Beispiel einen Song mit Disco-Einfluss geschrieben hast, kannst du jemanden mitbringen, der die Party mitgestalten kann.»

Bombay Bicycle Club are a band from North London. Beloved in the world of indie rock for their vibrant take on the genre, the band has seen enormous international success. Now, they return with their latest record, My Big Day - it features some of the band's most heartfelt and playful writing, as well as collaborations with Damon Albarn, Chaka Khan, Holly Humberstone, Nilüfer Yanya, and Jay Som. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Before Palehound released “The Clutch,” a rippin' rock song and the first single off of their new LP, Eye On The Bat, we'd most recently heard the vocals and elevated guitar work of El Kempner as one half of the duo Bachelor. Kempner teamed up with Melina Duterte of Jay Som to form the supergroup and deliver the stand-out 2021 record Doomin' Sun. But just as the recording of Doomin' Sun was finished in early 2020, and Kempner hit the road with Palehound to tour their own solo work, the world shut down. Eye On The Bat, a 10-song collection written around and largely about that holiday break-up, finds Kempner once again excelling at the plainspoken. Webpost

i’ve been in my summer home for a week. it’s cool, it’s just quiet. i’ve gotten so used to a crowded house. but maybe it makes sense to hibernate a bit during the summers here. lay low. ride around sometimes after the sun goes down. and during the day you keep the blinds drawn to keep the cool in. maybe in that darkness i could try making my own sounds, practice drawing, etc. i hope the quietude allows for some creative moments that just didn’t have a chance against the constant activity in the old house. i wouldn’t trade the past year at all, but i could perhaps work towards more of a balance moving forward.DOWNLOAD/STREAM RECORDING00:00 (intro by omar)00:20 Soakie “What’s Your Gender” Soakie02:04 Too Free “ATM” Love in High Demand06:43 SEABLITE “High-Rise Mannequin” High-Rise Mannequins10:25 bb slugs “at ur apartment” had we met any earlier, it would’ve been too soon13:41 Man Made Hill “Preferential Treatment” Mass Wasting16:55 WUT “Daily Chores” NOW18:51 Mount Sharp “Domes” That Shadow22:12 Quality Cable “Bug on the Wall” Channel Fever26:10 Parlor Walls “Violets” Heavy Tongue28:45 Lee Baggett “Always Something” Uncanned32:18 Purr “Giant Night” Like New36:30 Spinning Coin “Avenues Of Spring” Hyacinth39:42 Launderette “Mannequin Man” Brain Wash (Demo)42:08 DEAN CERCONE “Wandering Feeling” TREBLE SCULPTURES COMPILATION (selections from the vault 13’-18’)46:44 BOOSEGUMPS “Perfect Autumn Day” 5 Demos48:45 Jay Som “A Thousand Words” A Thousand Words51:58 OOF “Does Anyone Live In This Town Anymore?” EGO53:10 chemical club “are you alone are you upset” mutual psychosis55:05 Modern Needs “Secondhand Embarrassment” Survey of the Animal Kingdom57:18 VACANT GARDENS “OPEN AIR” UNDER THE BLOOM

En Música de Contrabando, revista diaria de música en Onda Regional de Murcia(orm.es De 23,00h a 01,00h) . Hablamos con Alondra Bentley a propósito de su visita a Murcia Rio. A estas alturas, Alondra Bentleyy necesita poca presentación. Sutileza es la palabra clave. Se puede comprobar en los cinco discos que ha publicado hasta ahora, en cualquiera de sus conciertos y, por supuesto, en “Solar System”, que fue nominado en la 9ª edición de los premios Impala al Mejor Álbum Europeo del Año o en “Resolutions”, que grabó en Richmond con la producción de Matthew E. White Su posición independiente, capacidad lírica de introspección emocional, además de su talento para fusionar diferentes sonidos, la convierten en una figura emblemática. Su nuevo disco es íntegramente en castellano, y poco tiene que ver con todo lo anterior.Marcelo Criminal estrena triple single, La antepenúltima casa de apuestas. Parece una fantasía imposible unir dos mundos tan dispares como el de Julio Iglesias con el garage rock psicodélico de Doctor Explosión. Pero parece que ha funcionado. Bombay Bicycle Club anuncian My big day, su nuevo disco, con el palpitante ritmo, los crujientes destellos eléctricos y la adherente melodía de "my big day". Damon Albarn, Jay Som, Nilüfer Yanya y Holly Humberstone prestan sus voces a lo largo del disco, con un quinto invitado especial en una canción con la banda que se estrenará a finales de este verano.En la agenda de conciertos reseñamos. Jorge Drexler, Animal Sound Fest (Natos & Waor, Kate Ryan, Nervo), . Tali Fest (Javi Jaleo), From, Jim Rotondi Quartet, Nunatak, María Peláe. Marc Johnson & Victor Ramírez, Dedicamos un especial Carretera con Felipe (Carlos Singer) en el que participan Carlos Tarque, Chema Espejo, Rogelio Bernal, Santi Campillo, Miguel Bañón, Luisita Fe, Victorio Melgarejo, Jachua Cruces, Indios Silva, Jaggo, Paco Ayala...Todos queríamos a Felipe que lo dio todo por su pasión.

Al Menne is a musician. Al was the lead singer of the indie rock band Great Grandpa that is still showing up in people's Spotify Playlists. Al has been cooking and collaborating with their homies Christian Lee Hutson and Whitmer Thomas. Also including Melina Duterte of Jay Som for they're own music. I come back to Al's not allowed leak song “Kill Me” that is pinned on their IG page because it's so soothing it could kill you. I love beautiful heartbreaking music. I prefer sad songs over happy songs but I love love songs. Al brings all them together like a pasta and makes them al dente. Please welcome Al Menne to Wear Many Hats. instagram.com/not_al_men instagram.com/gr8_grandpa instagram.com/wearmanyhatswmh instagram.com/rashadrastam rashadrastam.com wearmanyhats.com dahsar.com

i’ve been listening to music as it’s released or comes into my life. i have a very long queue of things to listen to. some years ago i calculated that it would take me six years to get to the point where i’m listening to music as it comes out. this was assuming that each week i’d be listening to 50 albums and only adding 30 albums to the queue. but it seems like i’ve be listening at a slower rate and accumulating at a faster rate. i spent most of the past few years getting through maybe 30 albums each week, and accumulating more like 50. the reverse. hmmm. this means i won’t ever catch up ever ever.i’ll work on the new estimates for next week!DOWNLOAD/STREAM RECORDING00:00 (intro by omar)00:20 First Base “Eastchester Avenue” Not That Bad02:25 Serpent Season “Hearing Voices” The Sky is Alive with Dying Stars04:40 Jay Som “Peace Out” Anak Ko08:57 Bill Baird “Heart’s Got a Hole” Refractions11:50 Boothe “walk step” 8 or 9 walled room12:19 CD-ROM “FIRE” THE NEW PROGRAM16:22 queer choir “idc if it was 2 years ago” sketchbook of songs17:47 Special Moves “No Guarantees” Split w/ Yeehaw Junction20:33 Yeehaw Junction “Needy” Split w/ Special Moves24:03 erin tanner “a dog nap” a dog told me what to do25:29 When Nalda became punk “Long before” Those words broke our hearts28:34 Oh, Rose “Easy” While My Father Sleeps31:05 FRITZ “YUK!” FRITZ33:34 So Cow “Now That I Am 36” Do Re Mi Fa So Cow36:40 Chiffres “purple” static rainbow39:43 Emmerson & Her Clammy Hands “On My Mind” Crazy 4 Love43:50 Slam Dunk “EZ2C” In Hell45:33 ghostplay “Too Much” 3349:51 Bellhoss “geraniums #2” geraniums54:32 No Sister “Pacific” Influence58:40 Was “Falling Out” WAS 260:12 Mallwalkers “It’s Time” Shake the Rust Off61:49 little cake n jack toft “life is rly ez” little cake n jack toft demo tape63:24 unlimited guests “runners guide” the secret64:16 The Living Eyes “Peak Hour Traffic” Peak Hour Traffic 7"66:38 Boys Age “Good Yesterdays” Initiate - Very Best of Boys Age Vol.269:40 Carla dal Forno “Blue Morning” Top of the Pops72:18 Spud Cannon “Runaway Strays” Squeeze74:51 Jungle Green “Happiness” Runaway With Jungle Green78:10 Plunk 67 “Video Game” Therapy80:12 Ghost Orchard “puppy” Bunny82:09 Philippa Zang “damn, strange” pothole diaries84:02 Lina Tullgren “Free Cell” Free Cell

NPR Music's picks for the best albums out this week include rapper Psalm One, the veteran metal band Megadeth, English singer Yungblud and more. Featured Albums:1. Yungblud — YungbludFeatured Songs: "Memories (feat. WILLOW)," "Tissues"2. Psalm One X Custom Made — Bigg PerrmFeatured Songs: "Cristalle Jr.," "Pitchfork Score"3. Megadeth — The Sick, The Dying... And The Dead!Featured Songs: "Night Stalkers (feat. Ice-T)"4. Living Hour — Someday Is TodayFeatured Songs: "Feelings Meeting (feat. Jay Som)," "Hump"5. Stereolab — Pulse of the Early Brain (Switched On Vol. 5)Featured Songs: "Laissez Faire," "ABC," "Symbolic Logic of Now!"

Mentioned in this episode:SBCC Admissions and Records - https://www.sbcc.edu/admissions/SBCC Dual Enrollment - https://www.sbcc.edu/dualenrollment/Fred Flintstone Bowling - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3q5oWdPPyEVaquero Roundup - https://www.sbcc.edu/dualenrollment/vaquero-round-up.phpMEChA - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MEChAEOPS - https://www.sbcc.edu/eopscare/Brazil - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazil_(1985_film)Sopes - https://www.mexicoinmykitchen.com/sopes-recipe/La Cumbre Junior High - https://lacumbre.sbunified.org/Holy Cross Catholic Church - https://holycrosssantabarbara.org/Art Laboe - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Art_LaboeBella Rosa Bakery - https://www.facebook.com/LaBellaRosaBakeryCafe/Buffalo Chicken Dip - https://www.franksredhot.com/en-us/recipes/franks-redhot-buffalo-chicken-dipAir Fryer - https://www.tasteofhome.com/article/what-is-an-air-fryer/Love Pho Oxnard - https://www.lovepho805.com/Cruising Saviers Road - https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1990-08-12-me-972-story.htmlFishermen's Catch - https://www.fishermenscatch.com/Monarca - https://www.netflix.com/title/80211572Narcos - https://www.netflix.com/title/80025172Telenovelas - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TelenovelaMarisol - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marisol_(Mexican_TV_series)Asian Man Records - https://asianmanrecords.com/Lauren Records - https://www.lauren-records.com/Mitski - https://mitski.com/Japanese Breakfast - http://japanesebreakfast.rocks/Jay Som - https://www.jaysommusic.com/Recipes From an Indian Kitchen - https://www.amazon.com/Recipes-Indian-Kitchen-Cookbook-Authentic/dp/1680529919Flavor of India - https://flavorofindiasb.com/Himalayan Kitchen (not Tibet Nepal House) - https://www.everestmenu.com/menu-himalayan-kitchenMasala Spice - https://www.masalaspicesb.com/

We had the pleasure of interviewing Hrishikesh Hirway over Zoom video!Acclaimed musician and Song Exploder host/creator Hrishikesh Hirway's first EP under his own name, Rooms I Used to Call My Own, is out now. The album features collaborations with a long list of acclaimed artists, songwriters and producers including Yo-Yo Ma, Jay Som, Baths, Jenny Owen Youngs, Jimmy Tamborello (The Postal Service, Dntel), Jonathan Snipes (Clipping), John Mark Nelson and Grammy-winners John Congleton (St. Vincent, Sharon Van Etten, Angel Olsen) and Kimbra.Rooms I Used to Call My Own marks the first time Hirway has released music under his own name following five critically acclaimed records under the moniker The One AM Radio. A deeply personal work, the EP is informed by Hirway's experiences as a podcast host; eschewing the inward gaze of his previous work as an artist, Rooms I Used to Call My Own instead focuses on collaboration, each song formed out of a conversation of sorts with everyone he's brought into the project with him. Likewise, the subjects of the EP are all other people: the people he loves. The songs are about the deep love and appreciation he holds for his wife, Lindsey, as well as his parents and family.Hirway is also set to continue his Spring tour with Jenny Owen Youngs, performing select dates throughout the west coast in May. They'll be on stage together, doing one combined set of all their songs, performing as a duo. Jenny and Hrishikesh have collaborated as co-writers on several songs and are both storytellers, as hosts of popular, award-winning podcasts: Hrishikesh with Song Exploder, The West Wing Weekly and Home Cooking; and Jenny with Buffering the Vampire Slayer and Veronica Mars Investigations. These special performances will be a mix of songs and stories from two dear friends; find tickets HERE and see below for a list of dates.Hrishikesh Hirway has been producing music for over two decades; first with his project The One AM Radio, and later with MOORS, a collaboration with Oscar-nominated rapper/actor Lakeith Stanfield. As a composer, his credits include the Netflix original series Everything Sucks!, the theme for ESPN's 30 for 30 podcast and the theme for the Song Exploder series on Netflix. Hirway launched the award-winning podcast Song Exploder, where musicians take apart their songs and tell the stories behind their inspiration and creative process, in 2014. Since then, the podcast has been streamed and downloaded over 65 million times, and has featured guests including Fleetwood Mac, Billie Eilish, Dua Lipa, Solange, U2, Arcade Fire, Metallica, Lin-Manuel Miranda, The Roots and many more. We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com. www.BringinitBackwards.com #podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #SongExploder #HrishikeshHirway #RoomsIUsedtoCallMyOwn #NewMusic #zoom Listen & Subscribe to BiB https://www.bringinitbackwards.com/follow/ Follow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! https://www.facebook.com/groups/bringinbackpod

In this episode the label begins working with new artists such as Generationals, Jay Som, White Reaper, and Alvvays - who would eventually release two of the most beloved and highest streamed albums in the label's catalog. We'll also hear the story of American Football's reunion as well as the legendary prank Fred pulled on Polyvinyl Label Director, Seth Hubbard, back in 2013. Featuring interviews with Meric Long (The Dodos), Generationals, Mike Kinsella, Rainer Maria, Betty Marie Barnes (Saturday Looks Good To Me), Nick Wilkerson (White Reaper), Melina Duterte (Jay Som), and Molly Rankin & Alec O'Hanley (Alvvays).

Hrishikesh Hirway has been making music for as long as he can remember and, as an adult, spent years building a career in the industry, writing, performing, producing, and touring. But, it was a moment where he took a bit of a pause to re-evaluate that led him to record an interview with a friend about the story and creative decisions behind a song that would change everything. That conversation eventually became the opening episode of the podcast, Song Exploder, which itself then exploded into a global phenomenon that I've been obsessed with since hearing that first episode. Now, it's grown into not just an award-winning podcast, but also a Netflix original television series where musicians break down the creative process behind their songs, featuring many of the biggest names in music like Alicia Keys, Billie Eilish, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Dua Lipa, The Killers, so many others. And, building on the success of Song Exploder, Hrishikesh has now grown a network of shows, producing and co-hosting the award-winning podcasts Home Cooking, with chef and author Samin Nosrat, and The West Wing Weekly, with actor Joshua Malina. He's also the host and producer of the Partners podcast.All the while, he's continued to write and perform his own music, releasing four albums under the moniker The One AM Radio, and an EP with Moors, his project with Lakeith Stanfield. As a composer, he has written music for film, television, and podcasts, including the score for the Netflix series "Everything Sucks!" and the theme to ESPN's "30 for 30" podcast. Recently, he released two singles, “Between There and Here," which features Yo-Yo Ma, and “Home,” featuring Jay Som. These, in fact, are the first songs he's released in 10 years, and the first under his own name. His new EP, Rooms I Used to Call My Own is out March 30.You can find Hrishikesh at: Website | Instagram | PodcastsIf you LOVED this episode you'll also love the conversations we had with Kaki King. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hrishikesh Hirway is the creator and host of the hit podcast Song Exploder, and its Netflix spin-off, in which he breaks down songs with the musicians who made them. In the past, Hirway has also released original music as The One AM Radio and with actor Lakeith Stanfield as Moors. On March 30, he will release his first EP under his own name, titled Rooms I Used To Call My Own, featuring Yo-Yo Ma, Jay Som, and other artists. He joins us for a Listening Party and to preview his upcoming concert at the Bowery Ballroom on March 21.   This episode is guest-hosted by Kerry Nolan.

Hrishikesh Hirway is an acclaimed musician and host/creator of the Song Exploder podcast and Netflix series. His first EP under his own name, “Rooms I Used to Call My Own,” is due March 30.The album features collaborations with a long list of acclaimed artists, songwriters and producers including Yo-Yo Ma, Jay Som, Baths, Jenny Owen Youngs, Jimmy Tamborello, Jonathan Snipes, John Mark Nelson and Grammy-winners John Congleton and Kimbra.Hirway is marking the release of the EP with a co-headlining tour with Jenny Owen Youngs that started in Austin at South by Southwest this on Tuesday (when we recorded this interview) and will bring them to Orpheum Theatre in Saugerties, New York on Sunday, March 20.

On this week's Talkhouse episode, which we recorded as part of the On Air Festival, we've got a kind of unusually focused conversation about another person entirely: It's Ben Gibbard of Death Cab for Cutie along with Meg Remy of U.S. Girls, talking at length about legendary artist Yoko Ono. It's not just out of nowhere, though: Ben Gibbard, who you almost certainly know as the frontman of Death Cab For Cutie, whose impressive catalog has shaped indie-rock over the past two decades, recently curated a compilation that pays tribute to Ono's music. He's a man on a mission, which as you'll hear is not to re-evaluate Yoko Ono's vast catalog, but really to evaluate it in the first place. What people tend to know about Ono's music doesn't reflect the variety of her output, and her narrative as the villain in the Beatles story is ridiculous. To that end, Gibbard gathered a killer lineup to cover Ono's songs for an album called Ocean Child. Musicians features in the collection include David Byrne with Yo La Tengo, Sharon Van Etten, Jay Som, Japanese Breakfast, the Flaming Lips, and of course Death Cab for Cutie themselves. Also included on Ocean Child is U.S. Girls, the musical project of Meg Remy. She's been making music under the name for the past 15 years or so, amassing an impressive collection of records up to an including 2020's Heavy Light–a Pitchfork best new music designee. She's a perfect fit for a tribute to and conversation about Yoko Ono, since she's not only a huge fan but clearly influenced by Ono's sonic and political fearlessness. Before they get to chatting Yoko, Gibbard and Remy talk about Covid—there were some positives in it for Remy, who also gave birth to twins recently—and hotel notepads. Then it's on to Yoko, whom they both deeply admire: They talk about her records, her art, and how the recent Get Back documentary kind of exploded the narrative on her vis a vis the Beatles. It's a great chat about a worthy, misunderstood subject. Enjoy. Thanks for listening to the Talkhouse Podcast, and thanks to Meg Remy and Ben Gibbard for chatting. If you like what you heard, check out Ocean Child. And if you enjoyed the podcast, please follow, like, and rate Talkhouse on your favorite podcasting platform. This episode was produced by Myron Kaplan, and the Talkhouse theme is composed and performed by the Range. See you next time! This episode is brought to you by Storyblocks. Check them out at storyblocks.com/Talkhouse.

This week, we're giving in to our alt-pop kink and submitting to Bad Suns' 4th LP 'Apocalypse Whenever' which saw a return to form for the 'Cardiac Arrest' foursome. Also discussed is Josef Salvat's new album 'Islands'! AT THE SPA: TROYE SIVAN (Trouble ft. Jay Som), CHAPPELL ROAN (Naked in Manhattan), COIN (I Think I Met You In A Dream), SABRINA CARPENTER (Fast Times), MAUDE LATOUR (Headphones), and MIMI WEBB (House on Fire).

As broadcast February 21, 2022 with mega power femme bidness to keep your pod castin'.  Tonight we open with mega respect for Buffy Sainte-Marie, as the legendary songwriter and fighter for Native American & First Nations rights turned 81 yesterday.  Covered by legends of the game, she inspired Joni Mitchell to write her first song, wrote hit after hit after hit, but her solo work was banned on the radio.  That's alright though, because she's a legend now not only with fans of the folk genre, but she's like a stepmother to Sesame Street kids worldwide, long live Maria!  After the opening salvo we get into the absolute bumper crop of new albums and singles out over the weekend in both hours, with Kat Bass joining us once again to finish it off with our weekly Popcast feature.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Buffy Sainte-Marie – The Circle GameHurray For The Riff Raff – SAGAYumi Zouma – Where The Light Used To LayStars – Pretenders Beach House – Hurts to LoveMetronomy – Right On TimePart II (31:04)Khruangbin & Leon Bridges – MariellaTame Impala – The Boat I RowKendra Morris – DryMiynt – Of the sungrentperez – Why I Love YouDehd – Bad LoveCults - Valentine Part III (61:12)TAEYEON - INVURihanna ft. Future - Loveeeeeee SongTroye Sivan & Jay Som - TroubleVince Staples & Mustard - MAGIC Tame Impala - No ChoiceCOIN - CutieDeVita - Bonnie & Clyde Part IV (91:25)Silk Sonic - Love's TrainGist ft. Jerd - Lens RETA & SAN E - No SolutionHAN SEUNG YUN - Moon Driver Tate McRae - Kids are AlrightDermot Kennedy - GiantsShawn Mendes - Song for No One

This week's Talkhouse conversation features a pair of indie musicians—one of whom is known a bit better for another career—who recently collaborated on a song, and who have lots to say about creativity and the current state of the music biz: Hrishikesh Hirway and Melina Duterte, aka. Jay Som. If you recognize Hirway's name, chances are good it's from one of his popular podcasts: The best known is probably Song Exploder, on which Hirway and a guest break down a single song, spending time to get at its component parts and to explore the creative process. (Perhaps it goes without saying that it shares some DNA with the Talkhouse Podcast.) Guests over the years have included Bjork, Spoon, St. Vincent—the list goes on and on. Song Exploder became a Netflix series in 2020, with Hirway acting host on the TV version as well. In addition to that, he's behind some other great podcasts, including the fun pandemic-era food chat show Home Cooking, which he co-hosts with Samin Nusrat. With all of that on his plate, it's easy to overlook that Hirway spent many years making gentle, melancholy indie music under the name The One AM Radio. That part of his life took a backseat to his other pursuits, but music called him back, and he spent some time over the pandemic recording some songs that he's slowly releasing under his own name. The first was a collaboration with famed cellist Yo-Yo Ma, and just this week came the second: a collaboration with today's other guest, Melina Duterte, who's better known by her project's name, Jay Som. The two met because Duterte was a guest on Song Exploder, where she spoke about her song “Tenderness.” Though he didn't actually host that episode, Hirway loved what he heard, and the two struck up a friendship that led to Duterte guesting on the touching song “Home.” If you like what you hear, the Jay Som catalog is thoroughly fantastic. Her last album under the name was 2019's Anak Ko, but she's spent time producing and collaborating with other folks over the past couple of years, including production duties for the latest album by Julia Shapiro of Chastity Belt—a recent guest on this very podcast. Jay Som's music is often called “bedroom pop,” but after people hear this conversation, they may have to start calling it “attic pop,” since Duterte recently relocated to a private top floor of her own. Elsewhere in this conversation, she and Hirway talk about the hot mess that is the music industry, the software they sometimes use, and the alt-rock band that Duterte obsessed over as a pre-teen. Enjoy. Thanks for listening to the Talkhouse Podcast, and thanks to Hrisikesh Hirway and Melina Duterte for chatting. Check out their collaborative song, “Home,” and be sure to follow them both—and Talkhouse!—on your favorite social media channels. See you next time!

Due out February 18th, on Yoko Ono's 89th birthday, the Ocean Child: Songs of Yoko Ono podcast will accompany the compilation tribute album of the same name. Imagined and curated by Benjamin Gibbard (lead singer, guitarist and songwriter of Death Cab for Cutie), the LP celebrates the extraordinary work of multimedia artist, singer, songwriter and activist Yoko Ono with new renditions of her songs by an array of brilliant artists including (in order of their voices in the trailer): David Byrne, Japanese Breakfast, The Flaming Lips, Thao, and Death Cab for Cutie, as well as Sharon Van Etten, Deerhoof, Yo La Tengo, Stephin Merritt (of Magnetic Fields), We Are KING, Amber Coffman, Jay Som, Sudan Archives and U.S. Girls. These new interpretations of her work accentuate Ono's powerful artistic impact, lasting cultural relevance, and utterly unique approach to songcraft. Hosted by Gibbard and journalist Jenny Eliscu, the Ocean Child podcast features interviews with contributors about their own meaningful connections to Ono's music and art, whether it's David Byrne describing the influence of Ono's book Grapefruit on his Broadway show American Utopia, or The Flaming Lips' Wayne Coyne describing what it's like to work with Ono, or Japanese Breakfast's Michelle Zauner examining how her own Asian identity affects her relationship with Ono's songs, or Gibbard remembering picking up a vinyl copy of Ono's Season of Glass at a record store years ago, and feeling stopped in his tracks by its beauty, from the very first listen. As he explains, “Her songwriting has been criminally overlooked. This is an artist whose output has run the gamut from avant-garde to bubblegum pop, often across a single album. She has consistently created melodies as memorable as those of the best pop writers. As a lyricist, she has always written with poignance, sophistication and deep introspection. It is my sincere hope that a new crop of Yoko Ono fans fall in love with her songwriting due in some small part to this album we have put together.” On Spotify, thanks to their awesome Music + Talk feature, the Ocean Child podcast will also feature renditions from the Ocean Child album, along with some of Ono's original versions. A portion of the album's proceeds will be donated to WhyHunger, a non-profit organization Ono has supported for decades in their efforts to transform our food system by building social justice and striking at the root causes of hunger and poverty. A visual of the trailer is available HERE Watch the lyric video for David Byrne and Yo La Tengo's collaborative cover of “Who Has Seen The Wind?” HERE

sent $$$ this week to a few folks in need of mutual aid.follow instagram.com/blackwomenexhale for requests.DOWNLOAD RECORDINGsubscribe to the podcast here: http://feeds.feedburner.com/5432fun(intro by omar)Eve’s Peach “Better Luck Next Time” Climbing BittersweetGlitter Vomit “Squeaking Wheel” TanglingSuper Unison “Nev” StellaPile “Pigeon Song” Odds And EndsMajetic “Simple Blade” Club DreadQueen Moo “Faint Sounds” Faint Sounds of Us Hanging OutDeadbeat Beat “Tree, Grass & Stone - Part 1” Tree, Grass & StoneLaura Veirs “Wandering Kind” Saltbreakerskatie ellen “Still Life” Still LifeHoney Bucket “Don’t Pass Me By” Furniture DaysCool Sounds “The Beat” Cactus CountryToe “The Latest Number” Our Latest NumberBonehead “You” Bone CollectionJustus Proffit & Jay Som “My World My Rules” Nothing’s ChangedEyes of Love “Version of Tomorrow” End of The GameOgikubo Station “The Prettiest One” We Can Pretend Likesoccer mommy “Henry” Henry / I’m On Fire

This week, an eclectic mix of pop, electronic, R&B, hip-hop, indie, and jazz music from Asian and Asian-American artists.Music from Perfume, CHAI, Yoasobi, BABYMETAL, beabadoobee, Yuna, The Linda Lindas, Mitski [pictured], Thao and the Get Down Stay Down, Japanese Breakfast, Jay Som, Nujabes, H.E.R., Epik High, 박혜진 Park Hye Jin, Connie Han, etc.

Recorded and released on Friday, November 26th, 2021. 

For musicians Melina Duterte and Ellen Kemper, the collaborative project Bachelor is not just one of musical expression but also friendship. The week they took away from their solo projects - Jay Som and Palehound, respectively - to make the EP Doomin' Sun was full of not just music-making but also cooking, hot tubbing, TV watching, and just general bonding. Speaking with Cheryl Waters, the duo share memories of that incredible week, insight into their record-making process, and their thoughts on why they make such great collaborators and friends.  Recorded 08/10/2021. Back of My Hand Sick of Spiraling Anything At All Spin Out Stay In The Car Watch the full Live on KEXP session on YouTube Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For musicians Melina Duterte and Ellen Kemper, the collaborative project Bachelor is not just one of musical expression but also friendship. The week they took away from their solo projects - Jay Som and Palehound, respectively - to make the EP Doomin' Sun was full of not just music-making but also cooking, hot tubbing, TV watching, and just general bonding. Speaking with Cheryl Waters, the duo share memories of that incredible week, insight into their record-making process, and their thoughts on why they make such great collaborators and friends.  Recorded 08/10/2021. Back of My Hand Sick of Spiraling Anything At All Spin Out Stay In The Car Watch the full Live on KEXP session on YouTube Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For this week's Talkhouse Podcast episode, we rounded up a pair of friends who deeply admire each other's playing and songwriting—and who ultimately met because of a different episode of the Talkhouse Podcast: Kurt Vile and Julia Shapiro. Kurt Vile first came into music fans' consciousness as part of The War On Drugs, though it wasn't long before he decided to dedicate his time to his solo material. He's released a string of incredible albums since, including 2013's instant classic Wakin' On A Pretty Daze and 2018's Bottle It In. As you'll hear in this conversation, he's been hard at work, writing "too many" songs for a new album. In 2017, Vile collaborated with Australian singer Courtney Barnett on an album called Lotta Sea Lice, and it was Barnett who turned him onto Julia Shapiro and her band Chastity Belt. When Barnett and Shapiro chatted on this very podcast back in 2017, that sealed the deal for Vile, who became a huge Chastity Belt fan—and eventual friend of Shapiro's. Now Chastity Belt, which started life about a decade ago in Washington State, has released four powerful albums over the years, most recently a self-titled set in 2019. But the occasion for this conversation is actually Shapiro's second album as a solo artist. It's called Zorked, a word that means kind of what you might think: extremely stoned, or maybe just completely out of it. That's how Shapiro felt after moving to Los Angeles at the beginning of the pandemic, where her social circle was smaller and the world kind of closed in on her. The result is a weird, incredible set of songs Shapiro co-produced with her roommate Melina Duterte—aka Jay Som. That might sound a little serious, but Julia and Kurt have a fun chat here, talking about how they met, how Kurt mistook Chastity Belt for another band at first, how Julia once crowdsurfed at one of Kurt's shows, and Julia's love of TikTok. She even tries to convince Kurt to sign up. Enjoy. Thanks for listening to the Talkhouse Podcast, and thanks to Kurt Vile and Julia Shapiro for chatting. If you liked what you heard, please follow Talkhouse on your favorite podcast and social media outlets. This episode was produced by Melissa Kaplan and the Talkhouse theme is composed and performed by the Range. See you next time!

As broadcast September 6, 2021.  We remember on this date in 2011 when PJ Harvey became the very first artist to win the Mercury Prize twice, which she did 10 years prior to then.  After that, there are huge heavy hitters out over the weekend, so we take you through them for the full two hours, with Danno flying solo for the totality of the show due to getting vaccinated Monday morning, so we kept the lovely Yejin away out of an abundance of caution.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)PJ Harvey – Good FortuneLittle Simz feat Obongjayar – Point & KillKIRBY – Coconut OilKanye West – Believe What I SayAnderson.Paak – Fire In The SkyPriya Ragu – Lockdown Part II (30:03)Asgeir – The Sky Is Painted Grey TodayAndy Shauf – Spanish On The BeachJulien Baker – Ringside (Gordi remix)Thurston Moore feat Bernie Sanders – Feel It In Your GutsBachelor & Jay Som feat Palehound – I See It NowDivino Nino – Drive (edit)CASTLEBEAT – Into Part III (60:31)Post Malone & Swae Lee - SunflowerOlivia Rodrigo - Deja VuTom Grennan - Don't Break The HeartCharli XCX - Good OnesGriff - One NightKacey Musgraves – justifiedSurfaces feat Thomas Rhett – C'est La ViePart IV (90:34)HONNE - COMING HOME (ft. NIKI)Halsey - I am not a woman, I'm a godThe Script - I Want It AllAlan Walker & Georgia Ku - Don't You Hole Me DownCyn - Kiss MeSurf Mesa & Madison Beer - Carried AwayKaty Perry - Electric

The collaboration between Melina Duterte of Jay Som and Ellen Kempner of Palehound went live for World Cafe.

Bachelor is the name of a new collaboration between the artists behind Jay Som and Palehound. We discuss their new record, "Doomin' Sun," in-depth on episode #152 of “For the Record.” For all the past episodes, visit ForTheRecordPodcast.com.

Bachelor is the new collaborative project from Palehound's Ellen Kempner and Jay Som's Melina Duterte. The debut album, Doomin' Sun is full of sorded visuals, stimulated by a buffet of great sound. These ladies have a sound from the early 90s, mixed with some new clashes of styles. These two are great friends, and fans of each others' work, they decided to come together, and record an amazing record in 2 weeks in an Air B&B. There are so many easter eggs in the sounds, and lyrics, you will enjoy listening to them over and over discovering them piece by piece. Ellen and Melina have something great to share, and you will see how fun they are as just people, musicians at their finest. facebook instagram twitter website ssoundcloud youtube

June is #LGBTPrideMonth. In this last week of June, we are going to celebrate Asian and Asian-American #LGBTQIA+ musicians and media.From 'Queercore' band Shh..Diam!, to all-trans K-Pop group SECRET GUYZ, Asian-American indie rock acts Jay Som and Mitski, Singapore synth-alt pop act Of Methodist, British-Japanese alt-pop artist Rina Sawayama, pop singer Hayley Kiyoko, and the late Freddie Mercury.Anime programs Ouran High School Host Club, Cardcaptor Sakura, Sailor Moon, Bloom Into You, Sweet Blue Flowers, Yuri on ICE!!!, Sakura Trick.Bollywood films Kapoor and Sons, Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga, and My Brother Nikhil.

Welcome to Turning Tunes. Join Trever Bolton and Julian Wyatt as they discuss new singles and their favorite summer albums of all time. For this episode we'll be going into new singles by Clairo, Tyler, The Creator, Parcels, as well as summer sounding albums by Roy Ayers Ubiquity, Stevie Wonder, Jay Som, Wham! and much more! Spotify Playlist Link: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6RxR7nmsFM09UhFE7nzbOr?si=6bbe55037288427f Apple Music Playlist Link: https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/turning-tunes-episode-5-summer/pl.u-8qZbuXj3BWb If you want to send in music for us to listen to please DM us on Instagram! Trever's Insta: @trevas_account Julian's Insta: @julian._.wyatt

Our favorite new artists of 2021 (so far) include Jay Som and Palehound together as Bachelor, the queer pop celebrations of girl in red, Olivia Rodrigo, the warped rap duo Paris Texas and more.1. Bachelor (Jay Som & Palehound): "Back Of My Hand," from Doomin' Sun 2. girl in red: "Serotonin," from if i could make it go quiet 3. Arlo Parks: "Hurt," from Collapsed in Sunbeams 4. Celeste: "Strange," from Not Your Muse5. mehro: "lightning," from SKY ON FIRE 6. dodie: "Hate Myself," from Build A Problem 7. Olivia Rodrigo: "brutal," from SOUR 8. Paris Texas: "A QUICK DEATH," from BOY ANONYMOUS

sent $$$ this week to Black Artist Foundary in Sacramento.blackartistfoundry.org“We are changing our reality by bringing Black artists front and center. Black Artist Foundry challenges systemic barriers by elevating Black culture and providing resources to sustain creative careers.Put simply, we provide funds, space, and community to Black artists. The bigger picture is that we address inequity in the arts by granting funds and opportunities to Black artists. Art shouldn’t have to be a side hustle and our mission is to encourage and empower Black artists to pursue their passion.”DOWNLOAD RECORDINGsubscribe to the podcast here: http://feeds.feedburner.com/5432fun(intro by omar)Chris-a-riffic “Fresh Bruise” Post-SeasonREIGHNBEAU “A WHOLE TO FILL” FINGERTIPSThe Beths “Idea/Intent” Warm BloodEd Schrader’s Music Beat “Rust” RiddlesNap Eyes “Every Time the Feeling” I’m Bad NowSunny War “The Change You Make” With The SunPalm Crest “Rivers” Palm CrestCS Luxem “Space” SymptomsJay Som “O.K., Meet Me Underwater” PirouetteUnlikely Friends “Broken Again” Crooked NumbersTher “little bug” nonultrajoyfog lake “reassurance” fog lake / euphoria againeuphoria again “i’m not singing for you” fog lake / euphoria againTrace Mountains “A Partner to Lean On” A Partner to Lean OnCrimps “NYC” Crimps DemoBeast Nest “You Were So Fucked Up I Thought I Was Dreaming” A History of Sexual Violencebedbug “lilies” i’ll count to heaven in years without seasonsHaircut “Gritona” Shutting DownBullshit Hardcore Band “screens” MarksismSBSM “Invisible/Cyclical” Leave Your Body EPFRIGS “Solid State” Basic BehaviourSoccer mommy “Still Clean” CleanTotally Mild “Today Tonight” HerRoyal Brat “Gut” EyesoreGenerifus “Sound” Free WaysNEO NEOS “Peace, America” NEO DELAY 2016Strange Fate “Round Up” StrangeKolb “Car Song” Making MovesHour “Still New to This” Tiny HousesClark Williams “tasting this” ?Scrap Brain “BPD” Unhappy Hardcore EPWrinkle “Brighter” A Kaleidoscope of ButterfliesElephant Gym “Dance Together” Balance

The gang geeks out on new Rick and Morty episodes on 6/20, the teaser trailer for Invasion (Apple TV+), the premiere episode of Loki (Disney+), Oslo (HBO Max), Lucifer (season 5 part 2), Rebel, Believe Me: The Abduction of Lisa McVey, and they geek out on the film Cruella. Geek Out: Cruella (2021) ************************************************* Brew of the Day (ensemble): Kershaw's Wicked Curve Style: Grapefruit Wheat Ale Brewery: Buzzrock Brewing Company Remember to drink responsibly. ************************************************* Beat of the Week: "Love Will Work It Out" by Durand Jones & The Indications This lovely duo is made up of Jay Som's Melinda Duterte and Palehound's Ellen Kempner. Be sure to check out the Geeks and Beats playlist on Apple Music and Spotify. ************************************************* Stalk Us: Website: www.geeksandbrews.com Facebook, Twitter, Instagram Leave no beer behind and wash your f**king hands! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/geeksandbrews/message

Its Juneteenth and you know what that means! Its time to celebrate black artistry on My Little Underground! Listen to me talk up some great black musicians that have been top of mind lately. Among the artists the discussed are Sister Rosetta Tharpe who took her unique guitar playing to many churches throughout the south and considered a founding mother of rock music. The Veldt, an unsung contributor to the shoegaze sound, Oceanator's busy year culminating in forming a label, Plastic Miracles, signing with Polyvinyl, joining the live band of Bachelor, the supergroup of Palehound and Jay Som, and more! - Peter A. -- Talk to me on socials! @itspeter_a @mlupod All things My Little Underground: https://www.peteraradio.com/ #mlupod --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mlupod/support

Der magische, sonnengetränkte und wilde Topanga Canyon vor den Toren Santa Monicas trifft auf zwei Do It Yourself-Songwriterinnen, die mit zusammengeklaubtem Equipment im Wohnzimmer ein ad-hoc Studio einrichten: Jay Som alias Melina Duterte und Palehound aka Ellen Kempner, zwei treibende Kräfte der US-Indie-Szene, tun sich als Bachelor für ein melancholisches Sommeralbum zusammen.

Der magische, sonnengetränkte und wilde Topanga Canyon vor den Toren Santa Monicas trifft auf zwei Do It Yourself-Songwriterinnen, die mit zusammengeklaubtem Equipment im Wohnzimmer ein ad-hoc Studio einrichten: Jay Som alias Melina Duterte und Palehound aka Ellen Kempner, zwei treibende Kräfte der US-Indie-Szene, tun sich als Bachelor für ein melancholisches Sommeralbum zusammen.

The gang geeks out on Mare of Eastown, Raya and the Last Dragon, The Eternals trailer, Jeff Bezos is a dick, and they geek out on The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It. Geek Out: The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It (2021) ************************************************* Brew of the Day (ensemble): Chelada Especial Style: Cerveza Brewery: Modelo Brewing Company Remember to drink responsibly. ************************************************* Beat of the Week: "Back of my Hand" by Bachelor This lovely duo is made up of Jay Som's Melinda Duterte and Palehound's Ellen Kempner. Be sure to check out the Geeks and Beats playlist on Apple Music and Spotify. ************************************************* Stalk Us: Website: www.geeksandbrews.com Facebook, Twitter, Instagram Leave no beer behind and wash your f**king hands! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/geeksandbrews/message

Poughkeepsie, New York-based Ellen Kempner (who performs as Palehound) and L.A.-based musician Melina Duterte (who performs as Jay Som), have joined forces as Bachelor – a friendship, not just a band. They play songs from their collaborative debut album, Doomin' Sun, which combines vivid imagery, adventures in production, and an intimate sense of comfort. On June 10, the duo will present and perform at their first concert, Doomin' Sun Fest, a livestream whose line-up includes Tegan & Sara, Adrianne Lenker (Big Thief), Jeff Tweedy, Courtney Barnett, Vagabon, Tune-Yards, Black Belt Eagle Scout, Japanese Breakfast, Soccer Mommy, and more. Set list: “Stay in the Car,” “Sick of Spiraling,” “Went Out Without You”  “Stay in the Car”: "Sick of Spiraling": "Went out Without You":  Here's Doomin' Sun: Doomin' Sun by Bachelor

This week Steve is joined by Slate senior editor Allegra Frank and Slate staff writer Karen Han. The group first discusses Cruella, starring Emma Stone. Next, they discuss the television adaption of Colson Whitehead’s novel The Underground Railroad. Finally, the group is joined by Slate’s Hit Parade host Chris Molanphy to dive into Olivia Rodrigo’s breakout album Sour. In Slate Plus, the panel shares their experiences going back to movie theaters. Email us at culturefest@slate.com. Podcast production by Cameron Drews. Production assistance by Rachael Allen.  Outro music: "I Want a Change" by The Big Let Down Endorsements Allegra: Doomin’ Sun by Bachelor, Jay Som, & Palehound Karen: The perfume company Snif Steve: Robyn Hitchcock & Emma Swift’s cover of “Motion Pictures” by Neil Young Further Reading “Cruella Shouldn’t Work, but It Mostly Does” by Karen Han for Slate “Why Olivia Rodrigo’s ‘Good 4 U’ Is Rock’s First Hot 100 No.1 in Years” by Chris Molanphy for Slate Slate Plus members get ad-free podcasts, a bonus segment in each episode of the Culture Gabfest, full access to Slate's journalism on Slate.com, and more. Sign up now at slate.com/cultureplus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Merrill Garbus of Tune-Yards joins hosts Jim DeRogatis and Greg Kot for a conversation about their new album, Sketchy, and the complicated ideas about race that informed it. Plus, they interview writer Josh Terry about how the live music industry can be more accessible as concerts resume. Accessibility Interview Transcript: https://soundopinions.org/show/809Join our Facebook Group: https://bit.ly/3sivr9TBecome a member on Patreon: https://bit.ly/3slWZvcSign up for our newsletter: https://bit.ly/3eEvRnGMake a donation via PayPal: https://bit.ly/3dmt9lURecord a Voice Memo: https://bit.ly/2RyD5Ah Featured Songs:Tune-Yards, "hold yourself.," Sketchy, 4AD, 2021Tune-Yards, "Bizness (Live on Sound Opinions)," Whokill, 4AD, 2011Tune-Yards, "Now as Then," I Can Feel You Creep Into My Private Life, 4AD, 2018Tune-Yards, "homewrecker," Sketchy, 4AD, 2021Tune-Yards, "make it right.," Sketchy, 4AD, 2021Brocelïande, "Abbots Bromley Horn Dance," Flowing Glass: Sir Christèmas, Flowinglass Music, 2000The Coup, "Hey Saturday Night (feat. Tune-Yards)," Sorry To Bother You: The Soundtrack, Interscope, 2018Tune-Yards, "Money Money Money," Sorry To Bother You: The Score, Interscope, 2019Craig Brenner, "Spring Is Near," Passages, (Self-released), 2020Tune-Yards, "silence pt. 1 (when we say we)," Sketchy, 4AD, 2021Led Zeppelin, "The Battle of Evermore," Led Zeppelin IV, Atlantic, 1971Talking Heads, "The Great Curve," Remain in Light, Sire, 1980Earth, Wind & Fire, "Spirit," Spirit, Columbia, 1976Rare Earth, "Get Ready," Get Ready, Rare Earth, 1969Bachelor, Jay Som, Palehound, "Stay in the Car," Stay in the Car (Single), Polyvinyl, 2021

come on a journey under the sea with nina panini and her snail garytunes from Junglepussy, Lealani, Daniel Avery, Jarina De Marco, Jay Som, and some local faves Pale Red, Oblomov, & Delicatessy.

Another week, another hour of us talking about the music we loved in the 2010s. Join us again as we continue through our list of our favorite albums - this week it's 11 though 7! Do you agree or disagree? Let us know! Email us at theostpod@gmail, or DM us on instagram at theostpodcast! We'd love to hear what y'all think!

Caleb and Cole talk about new music from Jay Som, Lana Del Rey, Witch Vomit, Sanguisugabogg, Point of Contact, and King Gizzard

This time, we discuss the latest records from Taylor Swift, Young Thug, BROCKHAMPTON, Jay Som

Jay Som - Superbike - from the 2019 album Anak Ko on Polyvinyl.Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is the doopity doo doo doo episode of the Music that Matters podcast. Sure that makes no sense now, but it will after you listen to every last second of all of this fantastic music.  1. Entrance - Not Gonna Say Your Name2. Andrew Combs - Dirty Rain3. Matt Pond PA - Louisville4. The Wild Reeds - Only Songs5. Lusine - Just a Cloud 6. Andrew Joslyn - Mantra for a Struggling Artist7. Minus the Bear - Invisible8. Hurray for the Riff Raff - Rican Beach9. Cataldo - Photograph10. Jay Som - 1 Billion Dogs11. Rays - Drop Dead12. Brandon Can't Dance - Headspace13. Modern Baseball - This Song is Gonna Buy Brendan Lukens a New Pair of SocksSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.