Podcasts about jesswar

Your favorite GRRRLs are back in the podcast studio after their winter break for part two of Season 3! This time, we've added a little extra spicy content, we'll be talking more about our hot takes about music and industry news, involving our communities amazing stories about the music they love, and of course we're still sticking to the same music discovery you've come to expect from us! This week, we discuss SXSW artists we're beyond excited to see, we dive into working with problematic artists (ie: Chloe working with Chris Brown), paid meet & greets at huge shows, and dive into some hilarious/intense concert stories from our community! And we're so excited to announce our newest partnership with Braid Network, an up & coming web-based (there is an app too!) platform that's a mix of the engagement of Discord and the ease of Linktree -- you can see ALL our content from all social media in one easy feed-based view. We'll be chatting about the podcast, asking questions, so hop on our network and let's get socializing! PODCAST SINGLE FEATURE: "crime scene" - Nicki Walters ARTISTS WE MENTION: Girl Scout, Brittany Davis, Blvck Hippie, Jesswar, Ava Maybee, Cailin Russo Follow along with our Spotify playlist: https://tinyurl.com/y2nuuvww You can watch the video version on our YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/487kk86c Be sure to leave us a comment, let us know if there's a specific album/ep/artist you'd love for us to talk about, and be sure to like this video & subscribe to the page! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

As broadcast November 9, 2022 with plenty of sunshine left over.  Tonight we head to the Pacific Islands with an exploration of the sounds from all over the world's largest oceans and beyond, with a particular focus on Fiji to end the show with Dunia Aljawad.  Great vibes all around from Lord Echo, Khruangbin, The Black Seeds, Frank Orrall, Common Kings, and so many more to help you sink into the white sands of your mind.#feelthegravityTracklist (st:rt)Part I (00:00)The Electric Peanut Butter Company – DreamsLord Echo – Rhythm 77Liz Damon's Orient Express – Woota (Feelin' Good)Khruangbin – Time (You and I)Hot Rain – HawaiiCommon Kings – Lost In ParadisePart II (31:24)Jeremy Passion – LemonadeThe Beautiful Girls – La Mar (The Ocean)Surfaces – Palm TreesKolohe Kai – Ehu GirlThe Black Seeds – Cool Me DownFrank Orrall - Never Trade These Days Part III (68:00)Elena Baravilala - Keep On WalkingNatalie Raikadroka – Ciqomi AuJesswar (feat Pink Matter) – VenomFiji – Hey GirlSaimone Vuatalevu - Tucake MaiSakiusa Bulicokocoko – Sa I Levuka Ga Part IV (99:44)Paulini - Rough DaySantigold – Creator (vs Switch & Freq Nasty)Sakiusa Bulicokocoko - Lik Lik Tin FishCommon Kings – Today's A New Day feat MAYDAYLeessang (feat Ali)- BallerinoBAECHIGI – 마이 동풍 

Today's episode features the talented, vibrant and very funny Hannah Brontë. Hannah Brontë is a practising visual artist whose music videos, banners and large-scale installations explore the role of Indigenous/Blak women through recurring themes of resilience, matriarchy, and power. Influenced by her work as a DJ and her fascination with the spoken word, she is conscious of intertwining the knowledge of all her ancestors in each work she creates. Hannah has recently drawn on holistic, spiritual and physical healers as consultants for her work, which led her to becoming a doula. In today's episode we will be discussing a variety of pop culture topics - diving a little deeper into the Travis/Kylie/Yungsweetro drama, the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills finale (what really happened in Aspen?!) and celebrity halloween costumes. Plus a few detours to Kris Jenner, Blac Chyna, Tik Tok worms and the Melbourne Cup. This episode features host, Ayeesha Ash @eeshash and guest, Hannah Brontë @hannahbronte.Find out more about Hannah's exhibition, Neon Oracle. Listen to Jesswar's album, LIFE'S SHORT, LIVE BIG.No Offence, But… is a Black Birds podcast. Connect with us @bl.ckb.rds or send an email to ayeesha@black-birds.net Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jesswar is living big on the pod today! The Fijian Australian rapper, known for hits like 'BAD LIKE RIRI' and 'FELL IN LOVE', are dropping their debut mixtape later this week, entitled LIFE'S SHORT, LIVE BIG. In today's episode, we're speaking with Jesswar about expanding their sound for this mixtape, how nostalgia plays into their music, touring Australia, and we discuss the music of Remi Wolf.You can buy LIFE'S SHORT, LIVE BIG here.You can listen to Jesswar here.Jesswar Instagram: @jesswarThanks again to Jesswar for their time. We also want to give a special shout out to Liz from PIAS Australia for her assistance with this episode.You can help support This Song Is Yours at our Patreon here.You can follow us on the socials below:TSIY Insta: @thissongisyoursTSIY FB: @thissongisyoursTSIY TikTok: @thissongisyours Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Yugambeh/Kombumerri-based artist Jesswar joins Liz and Sammy to talk new release HEFTY, shooting the music video, getting back into festival shows, and gives some insight into their upcoming debut mixtape LIFE'S SHORT, LIVE BIG out September 23rd via PIAS. Follow @Jesswar Originally Broadcast: 04/09/2022 Make sure you listen to Loud & Queer live Sundays from 3-4pm, you'll hear more talks and great queer music. Tune in to SYN 90.7FM, listen online at syn.org.au or search for SYN on digital streaming platforms. Playlist: Vetta Borne - Say Less Jesswar - HEFTY Jesswar - FELL IN LOVE Mykki Blanco & Kelsey Lu - French Lessons Thelma Plum - When It Rains It Pours Ruby Gill - Dirty Work Julia Jacklin - Love, Try Not To Let Go Our Spotify playlist is regularly updated with songs played on the show, so you can hear every beat again, and again.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sam and Max dial in with Jesswar ahead of the release of their upcoming mixtape, "Life's Short, Live Big". They chat through how Jesswar's new era started by breaking down their walls, how they've changed their attitude and sound on the new release, and how they're progressing on a mission they laid down for themselves 12 months ago.Connect with Jesswar on Instagram and Facebook, and listen to their latest single "Fell in Love", on Spotify and Apple Music. Discover more new music and hear your favourite artists with 78 Amped on Instagram, on Facebook.

As broadcast April 6, 2022 with plenty of beach vibes for the podcast trip in your mind to The Mighty Pacific.  Tonight we took our 2nd Round Trip with Dunia on flight TD068 with a trip to the Fijian capital of Suva, so to warm up we played a ton of chill beach vibes and lots of tunes from big names in the Pacific Islands, not just Fiji.  This one is especially for the silent pandemic victims who've just been stuck at work for over 3 years now with no travel whatsoever like us in the booth tonight.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)The Electric Peanut Butter Company – DreamsLord Echo – Rhythm 77Liz Damon's Orient Express – Woota (Feelin' Good)Khruangbin – Time (You and I)Hot Rain – HawaiiCommon Kings – Lost In ParadisePart II (31:24)Jeremy Passion – LemonadeThe Beautiful Girls – La Mar (The Ocean)Surfaces – Palm TreesKolohe Kai – Ehu GirlThe Black Seeds – Cool Me DownFrank Orrall - Never Trade These Days Part III (68:00)Elena Baravilala - Keep On WalkingNatalie Raikadroka – Ciqomi AuJesswar (feat Pink Matter) – VenomFiji – Hey GirlSaimone Vuatalevu - Tucake MaiSakiusa Bulicokocoko – Sa I Levuka Ga Part IV (99:44)Paulini - Rough DaySantigold – Creator (vs Switch & Freq Nasty)Sakiusa Bulicokocoko - Lik Lik Tin FishCommon Kings – Today's A New Day feat MAYDAYLeessang (feat Ali)- BallerinoBAECHIGI – 마이 동풍 

Get ready because we've got something extra special lined up for you. You've seen her name in our playlists plenty of times and now it is our honour to have Jesswar as our latest guest on SYN Hip Hop. Jesswar is a multi-award-winning visionary artist, an Aussie hip hop talent, and the gift that keeps on giving. Go satisfy your musical needs by listening to her new track 'BAD LIKE RIRI' featuring Erica Banks now! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jesswar performs 'BAD LIKE RIRI' before covering Limp Bizkit's 'Rollin'' for Like A Version.

For four years now, Jesswar has been shaking the ground with her bass-heavy and savage hip hop. With the release of her debut EP called TROPIXX, the Meanjin-based rapper speaks here to Richard Kingsmill about her music and Fijian background. Having won over the likes of Thelma Plum, Briggs, Miiesha, B Wise and DZ Deathrays – all of whom have collaborated with the MC – she can’t wait to get back out on stages to build her fanbase and show off the rest of her new material.   

This week the Gobby Boyz chat Drake & Rick Ross forming like Voltron, Soundcloud actually trying to pay artists, and Adam Levine being absolutely brought to tears because bands don't exist anymore. We also review Genesis Owusu's Smiling With No Teeth, and check out new tracks from POLO PERKS, Karma VS, Baby Keem, Jesswar, Ojikae, Void of Vision, Ecca Vandal and more! --- ◆ FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM ◆ LIKE US ON FACEBOOK ◆ FOLLOW US ON TIKTOK ◆ FOLLOW US ON TWITTER ◆ GIVE US A 5-STAR REVIEW ◆ EMAIL: geekedoffbars[AT]gmail[DOT]com --- Song played in this episode: Smiling With No Teeth - Genesis Owusu Waitin' On Ya - Genesis Owusu Easy - Genesis Owusu Centrefold - Genesis Owusu Boom - Sean Paul & Busy Signal Your Body Changes Everything (Boy Harsher Remix) - Perfume Genius Never Come Back (Koreless Remix) - Caribou Who Killed Kenny - POLO PERKS Leave The Door Open - Bruno Mars & Anderson Paak Bad Boy - Karma VS no sense - Baby Keem Hit Em With Bass - Jesswar Swipe - 3K No Valet - Siena Liggins BYO - Ojikae Decay - Void Of Vision & Ecca Vandal --- Stories sourced from: HotNewHipHop, Pitchfork, Stereogum, PRI.org, Genius

Trigésima cuarta versión de Nuevas Joyas - con música de N.Harden & Lianna, Japanese Breakfast, Pavlo & EV, Laura Mvula, Felipe Gordon, Jesswar, NDT, Adult Mom, Aerophon y Mdou Moctar - un reencuentro sonoro en forma de Podcast de Gonzalo Rodríguez y Philippe Siegenthaler (Ex Tardes Radiónica).  Don G & Siegen hacen una selección semanal de nuevos lanzamientos musicales a nivel mundial. Historias y anécdotas entorno a estas canciones que toman vida también en una variada playlist de cualquier tipo de géneros y colores sonoros. Noticias y lanzamientos son bienvenidos a: nuevasjoyascol@gmail.com

Goooooood morning! On today's episode Ayeesha is joined by phenomenal rapper Jesswar.Jesswar is making huge moves in the music industry. A proud Fijian woman, Jesswar is defining where Rap is evolving towards. Her refusal of prescribed definitions is the foundation on which she builds her universe. Deeply inspired by her chosen community and her experiences she uses music as the vessel to tell her story. Her pride reflects on her resilience and resourcefulness and defends the notions of holistic codependency and kinship. Having released her widely acclaimed first single “Savage” in 2017, she has collaborated with the likes of DZ Deathrays, Tasha the Amazon & Briggs, and performed at Laneway, Splendour in the Grass and Groovin the Moo. The first member of her family to attend University, Jesswar is a peer support worker and runs music workshops for young people in the outer suburbs of Meanjin. Jess shares on how and why she makes music, what it’s like being a female rapper of colour in the music industry, growing up on the Gold Coast, going to uni at 16 (!!!) and a whole lot more! Jesswar’s new EP Tropixx drops on the 5th of March - and we're telling you, it is fiiiiiiiiire. Keep scrolling for links to presave and buy tickets to her tour. Follow Jesswar on IG @jesswarPresave Jesswar's EP on Spotify or Apple MusicCheck out Venom by Jesswar on YouTubeFor tickets to Jesswar's tour head to her IG @jesswarConnect with us on IG @eeshash @bl.ckb.rds See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A proud Fijian woman, Jesswar is defining where Rap is evolving towards. Her refusal of prescribed definitions is the foundation on which she builds her universe. Deeply inspired by her chosen community and her experiences she uses music as the vessel to tell her story. She's gearing up to release her debut EP, Tropixx on March the 5th. Check her out here: https://www.instagram.com/jesswar/ https://www.facebook.com/jesswarrr

Fijian-Australian rapper Jesswar on music as self-love, her journey into music, her forthcoming EP, Tropixx and heaps more. You'll also hear an excerpt of Why You Can't Speak For Us, a conversation between Sara Khan, Tameeka Tighe and Alicia Johnson, recorded live at the Australian Museum last month. Plus, we touch on the controversial Facebook ban and its damage to Blak media caught in the crossfire AND debrief about The Test Kitchen, a special four-part podcast series released by Reply All about racism at Bon Appetit – which now itself is at the centre of a conversation about racism and accountability. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tassie two piece Sumner return with a euphoric PNAU-endorsed hit and you'll also hear what it sounds like when a chill Aussie producer steps out with a new housey side project. New music from Sumner, Jesswar, Belle Haven, 1tbsp and Moody Beach.

Tassie two piece Sumner return with a euphoric PNAU-endorsed hit and you'll also hear what it sounds like when a chill Aussie producer steps out with a new housey side project. New music from Sumner, Jesswar, Belle Haven, 1tbsp and Moody Beach.

Get to know the 21 year old Melbourne genre-hopper that is turning heads at triple j + two Brisbane heart throbs team up to put the dream in dream pop. New music from Jesswar, Alter Boy, RINSE, Ashwarya and Snuck Out.

Get to know the 21 year old Melbourne genre-hopper that is turning heads at triple j + two Brisbane heart throbs team up to put the dream in dream pop. New music from Jesswar, Alter Boy, RINSE, Ashwarya and Snuck Out.

For this episode of Respect Due Podcast we have a handful of ladies who are known supporters of Hip Hop music. We're joined by Kelly from Australia, Brittany from Bronx NY, and Luci from Toronto. This chat is about our opinions on music and experiences shared through the underground community. Follow the ladies on this episode at the social media links below: Kelly: Twitter @KELLYKAP_    IG - @kelly_kap_ Brittany: Twitter @LaDulceMorena_    IG - @diamonddustgoddess_ Luci: Twitter & IG - @LuciCrookNoise Honorable mentions and big shout outs to the following people brought up in this episode: Ed Weird, DJ I aka Ives, Mercenary, Mario from Ring side Boxing arena, Smoovth, Al Divino, Crimeapple, Daniel Son, Bub Rock, Nu Jericans, Flee Lord, Benny the Butcher, Conway, Westside Gunn, Mayhem Lauren, Rifsy, RLX, Flu, Waterr, Giallo Point, Crate Divizion, King Magnetic, Jesswar, St. Bedlam, VDon, Che Noir, Tasha the Amazon, Alligator Alfred, Queen Latifah, MC Lyte, Rapsody, Rome Streetz, Ty Da Dale, Roxanne Shante Austrialian wildfire information: theintrepidfoundation.org findabed.info NSW Rural Fire Service akr.org.au wires.org.au wildlifevictoria.org.au givit.org.au rfs.nsw.gov.au        

7.00 am Acknowledgement of country 7:05 am News with Cait Kelly  7.15 am We hear a segment of the episode, Femicide, from the 3CR Doin Time show, where Professor Bronwyn Carlson discusses missing and murdered Indigenous women in Australia and internationally as part of the Deathscapes project.**Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples should be aware that this recording contains the names and stories of people who have passed away 7.30 am We speak with Nurmuhammad Majid Siddiq, Uyghur leader and spokesman, about the plight of the Uyghur People of East Turkistan. He speaks about the crimes against humanity being committed against his people and outlines what the government of so-called Australia could and should be doing in condemning this state oppression.   7.45 am We are joined by Gerii Pleitez, a writer and the founder of Kara Sevda Press, a publishing house dedicated to illuminating the voices of women of colour and First Nations women. We discuss the free panel Existence is Resistance which is happening on 17th March at the Wheeler Centre.  8.00 am Sasja Sydek & Rebeckah Loveday from Trans Sisters United join us in the studio to talk about their recent trip to the Tiwi Islands and the group's involvement in the Th!s is Me project on International Women’s Day.8.15 am We hear a segment from QR Code, aLGBTIQA+ health podcast produced at 3CR, where Anya Saravanan speaks to Dr Asiel Adan about trans affirmative health care.Songs Woman’s World 2.0 - Okenyo, Jesswar, Miss BlanksTommy - Miss BlanksFreedom - Sampa the Great

In this episode, join Joe & Abby as they sink their teeth into songs dedicated to all things Sydney. The Bridge host Jaimee Taylor-Nielson will also be swinging by to showcase her top pick for the week’s best release.TracklistFreda & Frequency - Platform22   House Fire - Wake Up (Sad)Goodside - I've Been Feeling Something Lately   Montes Jura - Sleep Divide   Annie Bass - Don't Worry   Annie Bass - Sweet Nothing   Dope Lemon - Hey You   Paul Mac - Redfern Address (In Memory Of Vision)Low Life - RBBB-Wise - The Code ft. Manu Crooks, Kerser, Anfa Rose, Pistol Pete and Enzo, Jesswar, Ay Huncho, NookyDominic Breen - Sydney Kids -It’s your bite-size weekly fix of the best of The Bridge, plus the sunken gems they may have missed - this is the view from Under The Bridge. Hosted by Joe Khan & Abby Butler.   Email: underthebridge@fbiradio.com Instagram: @underthebridgepodcast Twitter: @utbthepodcast Facebook: @underthebridgepodcast

How do you decide what is acceptable in the content you consume? Where do you draw your line? In this special episode of Race Matters, we explore feminism and queerness in hip hop, and how it's changed over time. You'll hear from Joan Morgan, Carolina Gasolina and Georgia Mokak, and hear tunes from Sampa the Great, Lauryn Hill and Okenyo, Miss Blanks & Jesswar. If this topic is your jam, make sure you head along to Joan Morgan's talk at All About Women this Sunday March 10. All details at sydneyoperahouse.com. 

This week on Garage Rock, Cam and Steve chat about developments with the New South Wales music festival crisis, tour announcements from Jack River, Tom Walker and the Spring Loaded festival, as well as their Top 5 Sunday session tunes.Music this week comes from PUP, WAAX, Within Temptation, The Avenue, Adaptors, The Beautiful Monument, Alda Sky and the new collaboration between DZ Deathrays, Briggs, Jesswar & Trials.

Tuesday 28 August 2018with Saranya, Lauren, Ayan 7.00 am  Acknowledgement of Country7.05 am  News headlines  7.15 am Deepanjana Pal, Indian author and writer who is in town for the Melbourne Writer's Festival chats to Lauren about #MeToo and feminism in India.7.30 am  Kara Keys from the ACTU joins Anya to discuss the importance of and need for paid Family and Domestic Violence (FDV) leave and how to push for this to happen in Australia.  7.45 am  Alternative NewsThe team discuss reproductive coercion and how forced pregnancies and abortions and birth control sabotage deny women control over their bodies.Conversation about 'Crazy Rich Asians' - a new film that is raising interesting questions about representation, colourism, and 'Asianness' in the West. 8.00 am  Dr Juliet Watson, Lecturer in Urban Housing and Homelessness and the Deputy Director of the Unison Housing Research Lab at RMIT University, joined Anya to talk about homeless women and 'survival sex' - why this is happening, how this issue affects young women disproportionately and what kind of structural changes we need to see in the housing market to tackle this problem.  8.20 am  Ayan speaks to Laila from The Community Grocer.  Laila shares exciting news about their upcoming crowdfunding campaign.    Songsartist: Macy Graysong: Stillartist: OKENYO Feat. Miss Blanks & Jesswar  song: Woman's World  artist: Mojo Jujusong:  Native Tongue