Podcast appearances and mentions of Jessie Baylin

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In today's podcast, host Luke O'Kelley talks to Nashville based guitarist, songwriter, and producer Clint Wells. Clint is a long time AirGigs member and has recorded and toured with artists like Rodney Atkins, Bob Schneider, Mindy Smith, Jessie Baylin, Laura Bell Bundy. Clint is also a songwriter with Rough Trade Publishing where he's written for artists like Jaida Dreyer, Mindy Smith, HudsonMoore, Elise Davis, The Hells, and LeRiche. In this episode we discuss: Clint's musical development, moving to Nashville, his approach to session work, fighting imposter syndrome, pushing yourself to grow without letting people down, his experience as a songwriter in Nashville, and more.To hire Clint to record guitars or produce a song you can contact him here. Check out Clint's original music here.Intro and outro music is by Daniel Hardin.

Heaven Honey, Lauren McClinton & Tim Gent, artemis (yue), VibeOut & Rashad Sylvester, BeHoward, Six One Tribe, SONATORE, Morgan Bosman & Lawrence D, Jessie Baylin, YOU MAKE MY HEAD HURT, I Could Live in Hope, Blemish, SAPNA

It's been a while since Jessie Baylin shared a new album. “I had to write myself back into existence,” says Baylin. “I'd been feeling lost, empty, unsure if I'd ever make music again, and I think this album came along to remind me of who I really am, of who I could still become.” Makes sense when you join the chorus on “Time Is A Healer.” 

The Space Cadet Quintet, Trash Man, The Dog's Body, BEZ, Jessie Baylin, CA$H BONU$, Roscoe Shelton, The Dozier Himself, The Sewing Club, The Nobility, Teddy and the Rough Riders, Oblique Angle, Connor Fontaine, Fuzzmuzz, Tabor Lake, Rich Ruth

twen, Reaux Marquez, Brian Brown, Stone Deep, BBOY ZERO, killian, Taylor Narain, Jessie Baylin, Julia Gomez, Heaven Honey, The Reneaus, Andrew Combs, Dom Marcoaldi, Thad Kopec, Kyle Hamlett Duo, Kaitlyn Raitz, Altered States, Logickal

DIE HARD - Kendrick Lamar w/Blxst & Amanda Reifer, LIFTED - Trombone Shorty, WHY TRY - Tank and the Bangas, GOOD LOVE - Mamas Gun, HOMEMAKER - Sudan Archives, HANGOVER GAME - MJ Lenderman CHARM SCHOOL FOR DAMAGED BOYS - Shilpa Ray, GARY BORTHWICK SAYS - Neutrals, SUGAR - Amethyst Kia, LET THE BRIDGES WE BURN LIGHT THE WAY - Pkew Pkew Pkew, BLACK CAB - Jens Lekman, I DON'T KNOW YOU LIKE I USED TO - Mercury., MEANT FOR LIVIN' - Mondo Cozmo, SATURATE - The Soundcarriers, HERE COMES THE WEEKEND - Tim Burgess, CAR THERAPY - Faye Webster, LONELY GAME - Steelism w/Andrew Combs & Jessie Baylin, I SHALL NOT BE MOVED - Taj Mahal, Ry Cooder

We're starting doing interviews again next week on Radio Active Kids, but this week we've got a random assortment of music that I just haphazardly pulled from the stacks! New songs from Sonia De Los Santos, Formidable Vegetable, Jim "Mr. Stinky Feet" Cosgrove, DARIA MUSIC, Marko Polo Music, Big Idea Committee, & Dots and Lines! Plus a bunch of older stuff from Jessie Baylin, Sylvia Chave, nick cope, Dubba Chuck, The Harmonica Pocket, Human Person, Jazzy Ash & Mista Cookie Jar, the Magic Wizard Band (Rushad Eggleston), John McCutcheon, Mister Porter, Ms. Niki's Music Class, Muckemacher, Newt Skabander, The Nields, Parasite Diet, The Relative Minors, Brian Ross, Musician, Aaron Nigel Smith, The Swedish Shortsnouts, & Trout Fishing in America! Playlist is here.

Volvemos a explorar los mundos de artistas escondidos que merece la pena conocer. En esta secuela de nuestro episodio Enfants Terribles iremos acompañados de Jessie Baylin y el artista leonés Pájaro Sunrise, enlazándolo con anécdotas sobre Jean Reno. También nos dejamos sosprender por Jimmy Barnatán y sus incursiones en el blues, para a continuación recorrer las influencias de la banda de Oklahoma Other Lives. Escucharemos Las historias tras el rock de The Mayan Factor, para saltar hacia los ritmos de vals de The Reign of Kindo y la trompeta de Manuel Machado. Un episodio lleno de referencias e historias por descubrir.

Have you ever had a rebirthing process? In this episode, I was joined by a dear friend of mine and artist, Courtney Jaye. Courtney is an artist with Island Records and has collaborated with some of the biggest musicians in the industry. She came on to chat about her rebirthing process, moving through trauma and learning from the setbacks you face. Courtney and I dive into her career as a musician and why she uses her platform to speak out on what’s right. She also shares her experience of living in Hawaii and how she’s gotten to this point in her career by following her rebelliousness. (This episode was pre-recorded on June 18, 2020)   What’s in this episode: How she’s gotten to where she is by following her rebellious spirit Why she moved back to Hawaii What her plan was for moving to Hawaii Why you should put more stock into your happiness Courtney’s thoughts on setbacks and learning from them How she’s going through a rebirth process How Courtney is more of a melody person than a lyric person Her thoughts on what’s going on in the world right now Why she wants to speak out on what is right   About Courtney: Shaped by a life spent traveling and observing sounds and styles from all around the country, Kauai-based troubadour Courtney Jaye boasts a personality as massive as the hooks in her songs.   Born in Pittsburgh and raised in Atlanta, Jaye followed her restless heart to such rich cultural settings as Nashville, Athens, GA, Flagstaff, Austin, Los Angeles, and now the island of Kauai, HI.   Signed to Island Records in 2005 by L.A. Reid - along the way she’s collaborated with the likes of Taj Mahal, Band of Horses, Rogue Wave, Dan Auerbach of the Black Keys, The Indigo Girls, Matthew Sweet, comedian Stephen Lynch, Dar Williams, Jessie Baylin, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, and The Jayhawks.   That broad range of experience and musical interests comes together beautifully on her four diverse albums. Over the years she has performed with and opened up for artists such as Jack Johnson, Sting, SZA, Tom Jones, M. Ward, Robbie Williams, Jackson Browne, Wanda Jackson, Caetano Veloso, Citizen Cope, and many more.   Connect with Courtney: Spotify | Instagram | Twitter   Links: Rogue and Jaye Hope you’ve enjoyed this episode! Would love to hear from you. What is one thing you can do with the wisdom and guidance you’ve extracted from this episode to make a positive and lasting change in your own life? Connect with me on social media. You can find me @amytangerine on Instagram, YouTube, Facebook and pretty much anywhere. If you’re enjoying this podcast, please rate and review on iTunes, subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts and let your friends know about it too! The more we spread the creativity and happiness that comes from pursuing our passions, the better off our amazing community will be. Hope you feel uplifted, energized and inspired.

In a live broadcast from Albuquerque's hands on science museum, Explora, The Children's Hour learns about the science of wind with STEM educators, plus we have a breezy story from museum staffers. With live music by Rowan McJimsay, and more songs by Byron Lee and the Dragonaires, Jessie Baylin, Joe Ely, Cathy Fink and Marcy Marxer, Zee Avi, and Flaco Jiménez.  

SSR (no.48) Playlist: 01. Kevin Morby - No Halo 02. Patawawa - Fight Me 03. Circa Waves - Times Won’t Change Me 04. Wet - Old Bone 05. Noah Kahan - Mess 06. Dean Loyal - My Time Now (prod. Buffy Productions) 07. Navino - Spare One (Breakthrough Riddim) 08. Aaron Taos - Is It Anything? 09. Sam Fender - Hypersonic Missiles 10. Anna Of The North - Leaning On Myself 11. Mac DeMarco - Nobody 12. Omar Apollo - Trouble 13. Skinshape - Life as One 14. Jasmine Thompson - loyal 15. Okey Dokey - Modern Chemistry (feat. Liz Cooper) 16. John Mayer - Rosie 17. Alfie Templeman - Like An Animal 18. Lissie - Dreams (Piano Version) 19. Kevin Garrett - Don't Rush 20. Husky Loops - Let Go for Nothing 21. Steelism - Lonely Game (feat. Andrew Combs & Jessie Baylin) 22. Durand Jones & The Indications - Long Way Home 23. The Samples - Could It Be Another Change Reach out to the show at soulshiverradio@gmail.com Apple Podcasts: http://tiny.cc/itunes-soul-shiver-radio Stitcher: http://tiny.cc/ssr-on-stitcher Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/soulshiverradio Spotify Archive: http://tiny.cc/spotify-archive

San Francisco born producer, engineer, mixer, musician, and songwriter Eric Robinson's first job in the music business was given to him by legendary Grammy-winning producer Steve Lillywhite. He never anticipated a short email to his hero would find him recording Trey Anastasio of Phish and watching Lillywhite mix U2 at the age of 19. Following his summer in Vermont and New York, Eric landed an internship at Royaltone Studios in LA. This quickly turned into a position as a runner, and not long after Eric was assisting on sessions for Barenaked Ladies, Ricky Martin, and Lifehouse with producers Ron Aniello, Mario Caldato and more. After 3 years at Royaltone, Eric left in 2005 to go freelance. In addition to recording, Eric was also getting busy as a sideman in 2006, playing guitar and keys for notable acts in the burgeoning Hotel Cafe scene such as Cary Brothers, Sara Bareilles, Joshua Radin and Jessie Baylin. This lead to international touring, television appearances and a live concert film with Sara Bareilles. On the studio side, Eric simultaneously struck up a working relationship with producer/songwriter Marshall Altman and the two had immediate success. The first album they worked on together was Kate Voegele’s debut for Interscope/MySpace Records. Eric played all the keyboards, most of the guitars, mandolin, accordion, and banjo on the record, as well as recording and mixing it. Kate’s record sold 250,000 copies in the US and the songs were licensed extensively on TV. Next up came Matt Nathanson’s album Some Mad Hope, which Eric recorded with Altman. The album spawned the double-platinum single, “Come On Get Higher.” Then came albums with Natasha Bedingfield, Trevor Hall, William Fitzsimmons, Walker Hayes, Rosi Golan, Bethany Dillon and Adema, spanning genres from pop to folk to country and metal. After establishing Marlay Studios in North Hollywood in 2010, Eric worked with artists such as Taylor Swift, Sia, Michelle Branch, Natasha Bedingfield, The Milk Carton Kids, Carney, Aqualung, Dan Wilson, P!nk, Rachael Yamagata, Brooke Fraser, Switchfoot, and Boyd Tinsley from Dave Matthews Band. Along the way, Eric gained valuable experience working alongside hit producers such as Ryan Tedder, John Alagia, Dan Wilson and Charlie Peacock. In 2014, Eric was nominated for a Grammy for Album of the Year for his engineering work on Taylor Swift’s “Red” album. Eric focuses on mixing music and film score in stereo and 5.1 surround and producing/co-writing with artists. Recent projects include OneRepublic’s Netflix “Once in a Lifetime” in 5.1 surround, indie band The Lighting, the main title to the Netflix show, “The Haunting of Hill House”, country artist Nora Collins and pop band Castro. Eric works out of his own studio in Los Angeles, Marlay Music. eric-robinson.com

It's part 7 of the Radio Active Kids #YearRoundBreakdown this week (almost done!) & we have our top 10 albums of the year, featuring Jessie Baylin, Un Bosque EnCantado, Chibi Kodama, Mil's Trills, The Not-Its!, The Oot n' Oots, Secret Agent 23 Skidoo, Snackbeard,Vered ( Baby in Tune), & Steve Weeks Music (in alphabetical order)! Also, songs from Animal Farm, Margot Bevington, Johnny Bregar Music, The Cuddly Koalas, The Deedle Deedle Dees, Lucky Diaz and the Family Jam Band, Evan and Vanessa, Cathy Fink and Marcy Marxer, Parry Gripp, Mr. Jon & Friends, Poppy Galactic & The Beat, Rainbow Rock Band, Megan Schoenbohm, Seven and a Half Giraffe, Space Chums & Dan Vapid & The Cheats! Playlist: https://spinitron.com/radio/playlist.php?station=wsfm&sv=l&playlist=49878#here

On Radio Active Kids this time, we'll interview the #bilingual #kindie musician Mi Amigo Hamlet, who has a great new album called #HappyLandisTierraFeliz! Plus a new #ComixTalk with Pack Memorial Library's Raj!! Also, lotsa music from Rolie Polie Guacamole, Sonia De Los Santos, Koo Koo Kanga Roo, Rabbit!, Red Yarn, Rushad Eggleston, Ambrosia Parsley, Bill Crosby, Paper Moon, Candy Band, Jessie Baylin, Jesse's Jukebox and Janie Next Door - Jane Christison! Playlist: https://spinitron.com/radio/playlist.php?station=wsfm&playlist=48177#here

This week's Radio Active Kids show features an interview with the awesomest dude, Secret Agent 23 Skidoo, whose new album #WakeUptheDream is JAW-DROPPING...!!! We might even have tickets to give away to his show at The Orange Peel on Sunday! Also, new & new-to-the-show tunes from Ron Albanese - POLKA DOT, Lucy Kalantari, Jessie Baylin, BENNY TIME, Bee Parks and the Hornets, Mariano Pose, Michelle Bloom & Co. and Mr. Singer & the Sharp Cookies!!!

Talking to Jessie Baylin was just like talking to an old friend.  Listening to the music from her new record 'Strawberry Wind', has the same kind of welcome familiarity while also being something new and different.  I loved hearing the story of how Jessie came to create a kids record.  I am especially grateful to her for taking the time to talk to me just a few short weeks after her baby was born!  Be sure to listen to the song 'In the Summer Time' at the end of this episode.  You also have to check out the short film on prime video that goes along with this record. Continue reading Episode #140 – Jessie Baylin on the site.

This week we dive into new releases from Joe Pisapia & Patrick Damphier, explore some curious sounds from Murfreesboro and hear new offerings from Dan Burns and Jessie Baylin (among others)

This week we dive into new releases from Joe Pisapia & Patrick Damphier, explore some curious sounds from Murfreesboro and hear new offerings from Dan Burns and Jessie Baylin (among others)

Jordan Lehning gives advice on collaboration, songwriting, production, what makes great songs, and his experience in the music industry. Jordan Lehning is a Nashville native who grew up in the studio. After a brief stint at Berklee College of Music, he returned to Nashville to record, play in bands, and cut his engineering teeth working for his father, Kyle Lehning, who has also been on the show on Episode 94: http://RSRockstars.com/94. We have also heard from Jordan’s brother, Jason Lehning, on Episode 74: http://RSRockstars.com/74. The Lehnings are obviously a very musical family and I am honored to have all of them on the podcast! After working with the likes of Randy Travis, Ray Price, BJ Thomas, Kenny Rogers, among others, Jordan ventured out on his own finding success in film scoring, commercial licensing, and production. He has  worked with many Nashville indie artists including Jasmin Kaset, Caitlin Rose, Andrew Combs, Kree Harrison and more. He has become known for his skills in composition, and arranging with Kacey Musgraves, Shane MacAnally, Rodney Crowell, Charlie Worsham, Jacquire King, Jessie Baylin, Lucie Silvas and others. Jordan now works out of his newly constructed full-service studio, The Duck, where we are joining you today. Thanks to our sponsors:  Check out Chris Graham Mastering: http://RSRockstars.com/FreeMasteringSample Roswell Pro Audio: https://RoswellProAudio.com   Leave a Review  Get the full show notes at: http://RSRockstars.com/104 -Also- Free mix training with Lij at: http://MixMasterBundle.com Get yourself a Rockstar T-shirt at: http://RSRockstars.com/Tshirt Download the theme music at: http://SkadooshMusic.com    

No babies were harmed by dingos in this episode, but your guides did sit down with Australian born, Nashville resident Jared Kneale. Brandon and Jason first get a cultural lesson from Jared. Touring in Australia is way different than here in the states, and even the opportunities look a little bit different. While in his native homeland, Jared has played with "Austrialian Idols," Hillsong, and the Afro-Cuban rock band Watussi. After getting connected with some players living in Nashville, Jared booked his flight to the states only bringing some clothes and his drums. Armed with confidence and using his cajón as his business card at writers rounds he quickly started working with Rebecca St. James and Audio Adrenalin, Mikky Ekko, Dave Barnes, Matt Wertz, Sugar & the Hi-Lows, Gabe Dixon, Amy Stroup, Trent Dabbs, Jessie Baylin, Isaac Hayden, Rick Price, Jason Eskridge, amongst various other local singer/songwriters. Then they dive in on landing the gig with Grammy Award-winning artist Kacey Musgraves. "How Murica," is Jared? He passes the guides' test, then they look at what life looks like after a great gig. Jared's life today is playing and producing records, and playing gigs that keep his schedule open for session work. This episode is for drummers, touring players, session guys, and immigrants in a music city wondering what it takes to make it as a Nashville player hustling for work as a BLOOMIN' DRUMMER!

In this episode of Everything Justin and Keith discuss Casey Neistat's vlog, David Ulrich's retrospective of Not Another Teen Movie, A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night, The Duke of Burgundy, and American Sniper. Keith talks about the board game Pandemic, and the PC game Royals, and provides an update for the Jessie Baylin watch. The show closes with a discussion of last week's recommendation Free to Play and esports in general, and Justin has put together a P.T. playlist for this week's recommendation.

In this episode of Everything Justin talks about his early feelings on the Netflix series Bloodline, while Keith shares what he thinks after finishing the first season. Keith talks more about his continuning impressions of The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, then the two have an in-depth discussion on Don Hertzfeldt's new short, World of Tomorrow. In the playing section Ketih talks about a game he bought on Steam called The Vanishing of Ethan Carter and a mobile game called Alto's Adventure. The two talk at lenght about Courtney Barnett's new album, and Keith briefly discusses a few other selections he's been listening too. In the recommendations section they discuss last week's suggestion of Dark Place by Jessie Baylin and Justin recommends the browser based game Freshman Year.

In this episode of Everything Keith opens the show by sharing his experiences at the local farmer's market. Keith discusses his feelings on the new Netflix series Bloodline and the movie Charlie Victor Romeo. Justin talks about his thoughts on the HBO documentary Going Clear and David Robert Mitchell's movie The Myth of the American Sleepover. Then the two talk about Mitchell's excellent new movie It Follows. Keith closes the segment by sharing his experience at the Chrysler Museum's video game exhibit. The show closes with Keith recommending Jessie Baylin's new album Dark Place.