Podcast appearances and mentions of Kaki King

My guests are multi-hyphenate creatives and frequent collaborators Edgar Morais and Luke Erberl. Edgar Morais is a filmmaker, photographer and actor. His directorial debut, the short film"Heatstroke", screened in competition at PÖFF, Maryland, ISFF Detmold, FEST New Directors New Films, IndieLisboa among others and won the CinEuphoria award for Best Screenplay. His second short film, "We Won't Forget", world premiered in competition at Palm Springs ShortFest and screened at over 25 festivals worldwide including, Hamptons IFF, IndieLisboa, Woodstock, Tirana, Dresden, Rooftop Films, and Rio de Janeiro. It received the Grand Jury Prize and the award for Best Editing at Castrovillari, the Honorable Mention at FEST New Directors New Films and was selected as Vimeo Staff Pick and Short of the Week. The film received a nomination for a Portuguese Academy Award (Sophia) for Best Short Film. Edgar has directed music videos for bands such as Mothxr and Grammy-nominated Shiny Toy Guns. As an actor, he has worked with directors such as Teresa Sutherland, Victoria Mahoney, and Tiago Guedes in films that have screened at Cannes, Venice, Fantasia, Gothenburg, Vila do Conde, and Rotterdam. Edgar received recent widespread critical acclaim for his starring turn in Albania's submission to the Oscars "A Cup of Coffee and New Shoes On" (Fischer Audience Award winner at Thessaloniki IFF) earning him the award for Best Actor at the Prishtina IFF as well as rave reviews for his performance from the likes of Variety and Screen Daily. Luke Eberl is a filmmaker and actor. His directorial feature film debut, "Choose Connor" screened at Rome Film Festival, Seattle, Newport Beach, Woodstock, CineVegas and Philadelphia, where it won the Jury Prize for Best American Independent. It was released theatrically and on video by Strand Releasing to outstanding reviews by the likes of The New York Times, Los Angeles Times and Washington Post. Luke was subsequently named one of the "10 Young Americans to Watch” by Eric Kohn in MovieMaker Magazine. He has directed music videos for bands such as Mothxr and Grammy-nominated Shiny Toy Guns and the short film "We Won't Forget" which screened at over 25 festivals including Palm Springs ShortFest, Hamptons IFF, Woodstock, Tirana, Dresden, Rooftop Films, IndieLisboa and Rio de Janeiro and won the Grand Jury Prize and the award for Best Editing at Castrovillari, the Honorable Mention at FEST New Directors New Films, was nominated for a Portuguese Academy Award (Sophia) for Best Short Film and was selected as Vimeo Staff Pick and Short of the Week. As an actor he has worked with directors such as Tim Burton, Alfonso Arau, Vincent Paterson, Peter Hoar, and Clint Eastwood on his Oscar-winning "Letters from Iwo Jima". Music in this episode by Kaki King.

AM Gold 2024 – Part One: Looking back at 101 favourite albums from the last year. See the full list at theam.ca, or wait until 2025 to find out what capped this year's list.Playlist: Ryan Lottermoser - Twilight VigilTomo Katsurada - MoshimoHélène Vogelsinger - ElevationTrees Speak - Emotion EngineLoula Yorke - the stream sent forth such sallies of glad soundIvan the Tolerable - Poole HospitalDrum & Lace, featuring Nailah Hunter - PluckedLynn Avery & Cole Pulice - The Mirror-GladeOsmanthus - Cutting and LayeringTemporal Waves - CyclotronHollie Kenniff - SurfaceWarrington Runcorn New Town Development Plan - A Shared Sense of PurposeSeahawks - Sail Across the MoonClinic Stars - I Am the DancerMark McGuire - AnhedoniaCharbonneau / Amato - BOCDean McPhee - CosmosMiyauchi Yuri - JiadeP:ano - marikoYasmin Williams, featuring Kaki King, Darian Donovan Thomas - HarvestBananagun - Those Who Came BeforeCircles Around the Sun, Mikaela Davis - Gloaming WayRetep Folo, Dorothy Moskowitz - The Enchanted PeopleAnna Butterss - Seeing YouSHOLTO - Trident (Jazz Not War)Wayne Patrick Garrett - Something About UsBIG|BRAVE - TheftBeak> - Ah YehGodspeed You! Black Emperor - Grey Rubble - Green ShootsDaisy Rickman - Winter SolsticeBADBADNOTGOOD - Mid SpiralUnessential Oils - Solutions to My GloomBibi Club - Le Feu

For a practice with a long history in legal and religious settings, on this episode of Sunday Sanctuary, Petra Bagust goes looking for the benefits of bringing confession into more regular, everyday use. What difference would it make to more regularly put words to what is actually going on for us? Or as Petra puts it, "making our insides match our outsides." Come along as Petra talks to Grace McArthur for our reccuring segment, Atlas of the Heart. Grace and Petra unpack the wisdom from Brené Brown's book of the same name, this time having a look at the chapter on vulnerability Later on in the episode, Petra talks to Dr Michael Frost. Michael started out in the field of biomedical science before he change tack to get a PhD in theology. Michael also leads a small church in Tāmaki Makaurau/Auckland called Edge and hosts the podcast In the Shift. Sacred texts: 20 priests clip from the film Spotlight (not always an easy watch but highly recommended viewing) Music: I Think I Love You by The Partridge Family (played during the intro) Come Live with Me by Dorothy Ashby (played at the end of Grace's interview) Confessions by Usher Doing the Wrong Thing by Kaki King (played during communion. You might recognise this song from the movie Into the Wild) Sensory Memory by Jen Cloher Just Saying by Jamie xx (played during Michael's interview) Instrumental by The Fuzzy Robes (played during the benediction)

This week on Transmissions, return guest Yasmin Williams. On October 4th, she releases Acadia via Nonesuch Records. It's her long awaited follow up to 2021's Urban Driftwood, and like that record, it's beautiful—a showcase for a one-of-a-kind artist. And while the focus remains Williams' fluid and lyrical guitarwork, she's joined by a roster of ringers to help fill out the corners: Aoife O'Donovan, Dom Flemons, Kaki King, William Tyler, and Darklingside and Rich Ruth, whose vocal and synthesizer contributions can be heard on the recently released first single, "Virga." Williams first came back on the show way back in the lockdown days, but life has changed greatly for her since then. She discusses some of those changes, and opens up about her desire to create with Acadia something of a refuge from the chaos of the world. Even though the record finds her joined by an expanded cast, it feels even more personal. In carving out enough space for herself, Williams has opened more than enough for the listener too. Ahead of her fall tour dates with Brittany Howard and Michael Kiwanuka and an appearance at London's Pitchfork Music Fest in November, Williams joins host Jason P. Woodbury for a rousing conversation. Aquarium Drunkard is supported by our subscribers. Head over and peruse our site, where you'll find nearly 20 years of playlists, recommendations, reviews, interviews, podcasts, essays, and more. Subscribe at Aquarium Drunkard.  Transmissions is a part of the Talkhouse Podcast Network. Visit the Talkhouse for more interviews, fascinating reads, and podcasts. 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/aquariumdrunkard

Hosted by Bob Holmes of SUSS, this podcast explores the new sounds of instrumental folk, Americana, ambient, electronic, soundscapes and cosmic psychedelia, featuring artists Kaki King, Warren Ellis, Yo La Tengo, Bexar Bexar, yes/and, Tim Hecker, SUSS, Tony Kinman, and more.SUSS's newsletter is now live on Substack! The "SussStack" is the place to be for updates on everything going on in SUSS' world! Be sure to subscribe to get a peek at our first post for tour updates, future Ambient Country episodes, and general SUSS happenings. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.flowstate.fm/subscribe

The Breakdown - 1st June 2024 - Presented by Joel Rigler and Steve Vickers:Magdelena Bay - 'Death & Romance'Dolores Forever - 'Go Fast Go Slow'mui zyu - 'what's the password baby bird?'King Hannah - 'Lily Pad'Richard Hawley - 'People'Girl Scout - 'I Just Needed You To Know'Treble 7:Cheekface - 'I'm A Teenage Edgelord'The Raveonettes - 'All I Have To Do Is Dream'Maya Hawke - 'Better'Rubblebucket - 'Stella The Begonia'TR/ST - 'Soon'Abstract Crimewave - 'The Gambler' (feat. Lykke Li)Arooj Aftab - 'Last Night Reprise' (feat. Cautious Clay, Kaki King & Maeve Gilchrist)The 4 o'clock classic: Adam & The Ants - 'Ant Music'Pom Poko - 'Growing Story'Mumm-ra - 'last look'Kate Bollinger - 'Any Day Now'Katy Kirby - 'Headlights'King Hannah - 'New York, Let's Do Nothing'The Martial Arts - 'Not Coming Down'Charly Bliss - 'Calling You Out'Phantogram - 'All A Mystery'Chinese American Bear - 'Feelin' Fuzzy'Superfan - 'Twilight Living'GIFT - 'Going In Circles'Bad Nerves - 'Plastic Rebel'John Glacier - 'Steady As I Am'Disclosure - 'She's Gone, Dance On'Listen live every Saturday 3-5pm on SheffieldLive! 93.2FM, DAB and via www.sheffieldlive.org

Welcome, to Podcast Episode 184 featuring John Walker and Putnam Murdock. They are friends and a singer-songwriter team who also work together as playwrights. John has, as he describes, "some experience writing screenplays" and Putnam is a seasoned singer-songwriter and teacher. Putnam Grafton Murdock has performed throughout the US and is a middle school music and theatre teacher at  Friends Academy in Dartmouth, Massachusetts. They have completed one stage play “A Friend's One Man Show” and are working on another play incorporating Putnam's music background. The play, however, is not a traditional musical. As of this podcast episode recording, “A Friend's One Man Show” has been through one table reading at Friends Academy in 2021 and a staged reading at Moses Brown High School in Providence, Rhode Island in 2023. Their creative process has evolved since they began writing together in the fall of 2019 before the pandemic. When the pandemic started, they discovered they could meet more often online. John Daniel Walker is a California State University, Northridge graduate and a transplanted Fairhavenite from San Diego, California. According to John, "While the platform was a bit impersonal at first, we took the opportunity to dedicate ourselves to the creative process which, supplemented our therapy sessions that were no longer taking place." The process has allowed them to take time, revise, and edit often. it also allowed the duo to include their most honest selves in the characters. According to the friends and playwrights, while publication is a dream for the play, their goal has been to create and steep themselves in the process of writing. As a touring artist, Putnam started as a professional musician with the Colorado rock and roll band Chief Broom. He was the frontman. The group achieved a slot on the 1997 H.O.R.D.E tour, appeared in festivals at Red Rocks Amphitheater and sold out venues throughout the western United States. After graduating with a songwriting degree from Berklee School in Music in 2002, Murdock launched a solo career and has since traveled across the country performing with artists such as Martin Sexton, Taj Mahal, Ben Taylor, Gregory Alan Isakov, and Kaki King. Putnam Murdock describes his music as being steeped in old-time folk, country, and blues.his songwriting presents an honest voice of Americana music. As a one-man band or a full ensemble, the intimacy remains obvious in his contemporary sonic collages or classic ballads. His fourth studio release, "Long Time To Make Old Friends, was recorded at Bunker Studios in 2022. John Walker and Putnam Murdock speak with The Artists Index's cofounder, documentarian, and podcast host, Ron Fortier, about their collaboration and interests.. This episode was recorded with Zoom. The Artists Index uses Zoom to accommodate our guests' schedules and to allow them to remain in the comfort of their homes, especially those who no longer live on the South Coast of Massachusetts.  Our home base and recording studio is located in Spectrum Marketing Group in Howland Place in New Bedford.  If you would like to be a guest on The Artists Index or have a suggestion, please let us know! The In-Focus Podcasts are up close and personal conversations with the makers, performers, supporters, and cultural impresarios of the remarkable creative community of South Coast Massachusetts including New Bedford, Dartmouth, Fairhaven, Westport, and beyond.  

In een nieuwe Makkinga Moves neemt Andrew je mee terug naar Rockit Festival in Groningen. Het festival ontleent zijn naam aan Herbie Hancock's gelijknamige monsterhit uit 1983. Dit nummer was destijds baanbrekend als mix van funk, jazz, hiphop, dance en een vleugje rock. Rockit presenteert elk jaar artiesten die een nieuw ‘sterrenstelsel' willen betreden door jazz als uitgangspunt te nemen, maar veel verder gaan dan dat. In deze aflevering hoor je gesprekken met drummer Tom Skinner, gitariste Kaki King, programmeur Joey Ruchtie, en natuurlijk veel live muziek.

En 1989, à l'âge de 16 ans, Sadie Benning s'empare de sa caméra-jouet pour enregistrer sa propre réalité. À la manière d'un fanzine filmé, iel évoque ses rêves, son homosexualité, et la « règle stupide » qui l'empêche de se marier. Dans cet épisode, Céline Sciamma, cinéaste, et Manon Labry, autrice de Riot Grrrls, reviennent sur la construction adolescente des identités queer et l'épopée musicale de Sadie Benning à l'aube des années 1990. CréditsÉcriture et réalisation : Camille Regache Éditorialisation et production : Clara GouraudMixage : Ivan GarielHabillage musical : Nawel Ben Kraïem et Nassim KoutiAvec la participation d'Elisa Hervelin, Céline Sciamma et Manon LabryExtraits musicaux : Kaki King, Kewpie Station, Doing the Wrong Thing, Second Brain ; Bikini Kill, Rebel Girl ; Judy Ruin, Aerobicide ; Le Tigre, Deceptacon, Slideshow Art Free University, Eau d'Bedroom Dancing. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

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We're back from vacation and trying to remember how to do this thing. We rewind all the way back to recap Ladies of Laughter at SOPAC and the House Music Festival in Memorial Park. Cat had dinner at Luna Stella and saw Blues People Live; Chrissy hit up Village Hall, but missed Tristate. We're looking forward to The Theater Project's Miss Abigails Guide, the Mad Slap Tones and DJ Preston + Friends in Maplewood Village, Sarah Hodd and the Drive in South Orange, and Music Bingo at Osterio del Corso (did we say that right?). Plus there's a hike in South Mountain, Mary Poppins Returns with Emily Blunt (Emma Lee Blunt if you're from Texas), movies at Floods Hill, and we talk downsizing so you don't have to.So many things to know with Honey and Hive ice cream, Maplewood Pool, Porchfest, a sales tax holiday, and Noire Dispensary. This week's SOPAC thing to know features a discount code for An Evening with Kaki King. Plus, a Red Hot Chili Pepper's reference that you'l lget if you're (ahem) of a certain age.Links:Kaki King at SOPACHouse Music FestivalLuna StellaMiss Abigail's GuideSara Hodd and the DriveHoney and Hive Ice CreamPorchfestMap of South MountainRed Hot Chili Peppers in tube socks

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Today's guest is guitarist Kaki King, who lands herself on those 100 top guitarist lists dominated by men. Rolling Stone has described her as “a genre unto herself.” I spoke to her when she released Modern Yesterdays, her 9th studio album, out now on Cantaloupe Records. I can't wait to share our vibrant discussion on her earliest guitar memories, finding her distinct musical voice and what it's like to be a female guitar virtuoso in a famously dude bro arena. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join us for a lively, honest conversation with boundary-pushing guitarist Kaki King. Learn how she develops new tunings, the story behind the passerelle bridge, and why the third-to-last show is always the best performance of a tour.Thanks to Elixir® Strings for sponsoring this episode. Get a set today at ElixirStrings.com.Support the show:Join our community on PatreonMake a donation on PayPalGive a rating and reviewAdditional resources:Visit Kaki King's website.Watch her 2016 Acoustic Guitar Sessions performance.Learn to play "Ingots" from Legs to Make Us Longer.The Acoustic Guitar Podcast theme music is composed by Adam Perlmutter and performed for this episode by Jamie Stillway.This episode is hosted by Nick Grizzle and Jamie Stillway, produced by Tanya Gonzalez, and directed and edited by Joey Lusterman. Executive producers are Lyzy Lusterman and Stephanie Campos Dal Broi.The Acoustic Guitar Podcast is produced by the team at Acoustic Guitar magazine, including:Publisher: Lyzy LustermanEditor: Adam PerlmutterManaging Editor: Kevin OwensSenior Editor: Blair JacksonCreative Director: Joey LustermanDigital Content Director: Stephanie Campos Dal BroiDigital Content Manager: Nick GrizzleMarketing Services Manager: Tanya GonzalezSpecial thanks to our listeners who support the show on Patreon.Support the show

FEMINA is a family group from Argentina in the Patagonian mountains. Femina channels universal folk based, blissed out, harmony-soaked soul music, unbounded sound and visuals, a direct hotline to people's emotions that open them up to new ways of thinking. Latin folk major influences, the duo's unbounded sound and diverse music is characterized by show-stopping harmonies and a magical on-stage chemistry, which incorporates Latin American instruments and melodies. CHRISTIE LENEE is an acoustic guitarist, singer, and songwriter known for her unique sound ranging from transcendental folk-pop to virtuosic instrumentals. Her captivating performances have been seen on stages with Tommy Emmanuel, Tim Reynolds (Dave Matthews Band), Andy McKee, Amy Ray (Indigo Girls), Melissa Etheridge, Antigone Rising, Kaki King, Jake Shimabukoro and Christopher Cross, to name a few. She also took first place in the International Fingerstyle Guitar Championship with Jimmy Leslie from Guitar Player Magazine noting that, “her use of dexterous fingerpicking and two-hand tapping to relay deep emotions through tuneful compositions was more than enough to win.” WoodSongs Kid: EMMA-CHARLES TOWNSEND is an 1O year old performer who worked at Dollywood and won several singing competitions

iTunes          Spotify          Youtube     Patreon        Lucas Sacks: Lucas Sacks is the Director of Booking for Brooklyn Bowl Williamsburg & Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia.  Brooklyn Bowl Williamsburg is an 850 capacity 23,000 sq ft concert venue, bowling alley, restaurant, and bar hosting live music nightly since July 2009. Brooklyn Bowl has been ranked annually within Pollstar's top 10 global club-size venue ticket sales figures. Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia is a 900 capacity multi-floor version of it's sister venue in Brooklyn, opening in November 2021 in Fishtown. Lucas has been a part of the Brooklyn Bowl Talent department since 2012, where he started as an intern and rose through the ranks. He books & oversees multi-departmental coordination of upwards of 700 concerts & music-related events per year including residencies, underplays, charity/fundraising events, original content creation & production across both cities' venues. Lucas also books the annual Brooklyn Bowl Family Reunion 3-day, 24-band Official SXSW showcase event. Prior to Brooklyn Bowl, Lucas served a brief stint at Velour Music Group as a day-to-day manager for acts Soulive, Lettuce, Gramatik, Break Science, & Kaki King. Lucas graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science from the Bandier Program for Music & Allied Entertainment Industries at Syracuse University in 2012. Lucas resides in Greenpoint; just a few minutes from Brooklyn Bowl Williamsburg. Paul Bacher: 32-year old NYC based Talent Buyer for Brooklyn Bowl Williamsburg. Paul Bacher is a live events industry pro. Growing up in Connecticut, just a stone's throw away from the bustling nightlife of New York City. Paul's mother was a musical theater fanatic and got him involved in piano, drum lessons at an early age which eventually led him to play in jazz ensembles, rock bands, acapella groups and more. After spending countless hours around music and venues, Bacher naturally gravitated towards the live concert business. Tenacity in mind, Bacher started cold-calling concert venues and asking if they needed any help. After landing a position at The Cutting Room, where he booked five shows with legendary comedian Dave Chapelle, he went on to book hundreds of local and national acts at The Knitting Factory Brooklyn and City Winery. Bacher's musical background and years spent booking shows in the independent New York club scene has made him a passionate and proactive promoter.  Special Mentions: Pepsi, Where's My Jet?, The Music Never Stops: What Putting on 10,000 Shows Has Taught Me About Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Magic – Peter Shapiro, Brooklyn Bowl Williamsburg, Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia, Relix Magazine, The Capitol Theater, Becky Pell - Yoga Journey: A Contemporary Guide to a Timeless Tradition, Claire Murphy -  Girl on the Road: How to Break into Touring from a Female Perspective, Roadie Free Radio Merch, RFR Podcast Bundle, Follow Your Drishti Yoga Podcast, roadiecare.com, musicares.org, Roswell Pro Audio Mini K87, Soundgirls.org

After a "false start" due to technical problems, we gain insight into various world music, musicians, and instrumentation via Joshua Thomson (alto Saxophone, Flute) and Josh Peters (Oud, Lavta), the core members of Austin's Atlas Maior. Since their inception more than a decade ago, this evolving ensemble of eclectic musicians have been steadily creating original compositions combining elements of progressive jazz with Middle Eastern, Latin American, traditional Indian, and other worldly musical styles. “Riptide combines the fire and excitement of eastern musical culture with probing, Coltrane-like solos from Joshua Thomson on sax.” - The Jazz Journal To date the acclaimed group has released 5 albums and several singles, each pushing boundaries and exploring new harmonic and rhythmic territory. Incorporating an array of ethnic musical systems (such as the Middle Eastern maqamat modes) and instrumentation into something uniquely their own, Atlas Maior has received many accolades in their tenure, including the City of Austin's Proclamation of March 27th as "Atlas Maior Day". They have toured both on their native soil as well as through France, Spain, and Turkey and have opened internationally for such praised artists as Kaki King, Vieux Farka Toure and Tal National. Atlas Maior has also performed at prestigious music festivals such as SXSW, Pueblos Blancos, Wobeonfest, and the City of Austin's F1 Fanfest, and have collaborated with a plethora of talented musicians across the world including Lou Lou Ghelichkani of Thievery Corporation, Raquy Danziger, Ali Pervez Mehdi, Fared Shafinury, Indajit Banerjee, and Alan Chehab Quartet We talk about projects past and present, the Austin of yore, the two Josh's early influences and musical backgrounds in both Michigan and Texas, and the importance of consistent practice, performance and professionalism. If you are a fan of world music, jazz, musical improvisation, and unique instrumentation, Atlas Maior is a band you want to check out! Website | Spotify | Apple Music | Youtube | Facebook | Instagram | For more great guests SUBSCRIBE, LIKE, FOLLOW

Photographer Jim Alexander and film producer Adam Davis-McGee discuss the two exhibitions on view concurrently at the Hammonds House Museum-- “No Justice, No Peace: Protest Photography from 1967 through 2022” and the virtual reality film series, “In Protest: Grassroots Stories from the Front Lines.” Plus, we listen back to Lois Reitzes' 2021 interview with experimental guitarist and composer Kaki King discussing her show “No Data Found.” We also highlight the hardcore band Playy Time in our “Speaking of Music” series. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Jordan Perlson has spanned about as wide a stylistic reach as one can imagine. Be it with jazz legends Seamus Blake and Gary Burton, folk heroes Alison Brown and Missy Raines, reggae giants Matisyahu and Trevor Hall, cutting edge music innovators like Becca Stevens, Snarky Puppy, and Jeff Coffin, progressive innovators Adrian Belew or Kaki King, or fusion megastar Hiromi, Jordan has become a known force in these many circles. With credits on 100+ recordings, including national and international ad campaigns, Jordan is as at home in the studio as he is on stage. Having taught at prestigious institutions such as Berklee College of Music, New York University and masterclasses all over the world, Jordan is a passionate educator. An author of 2 books for Mel Bay publishing, Jordan's books have been translated into several languages and are used the world round by teachers and students of many levels. In this episode, Jordan talks about: Why he moved to Nashville after 12 years in New York Curating musical situations that line up with momentum in a direction, even if the end goal is abstract Being more intentional about not just what he says yes to, but why he says yes How New York shaped his personality, and how that shapes his musical identity Trusting that his instincts and intentions will make good music, even if the execution isn't quite perfect His "asynchronous" drum coaching approach to private teaching

Rounding out the Women's History Month special series, Groundbreaking Female Guitarists, you'll learn about three more highly skilled and talented ladies from the 1980's to present day. In this episode Marlene shares the inspiring stories, playing styles and industry successes of Sheryl Crow, Orianthi and Kaki King.  Do you know anyone who would like to learn to play guitar? Be sure to share with them the super easy Learn to Play Guitar in a Day! course And for you or anyone who already plays guitar, the all new Lesson of the Month Club, you'll learn a new skill each month! Support this podcast show & you'll receive exclusive member-only benefits For virtual learning and more go to www.marlenesmusic.com Available on... #ApplePodcasts #Spotify #iTunes #GooglePodcast #AmazonMusicPodcast #iHeartRadio #Pandora #Stitcher #Castbox #PlayerFm #FeedSpot and more! @applepodcasts @applemusic @spotify @spotifypodcasts @podbean @amazonmusicpodcast  This podcast was made possible in part by I Create Sound For help getting your best sound, go to www.icreatesound.com

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.

Here's Malcolm Burn's interview, part 2! He's talking about how he learned singing with a falsetto voice by imitating Monty Python's voices from the Parrot's sketch. He also talks about recording with whatever equipment is available, it's all about the performance. He also talks about Lisa Germano, Daniel Lanois, Elliott Smith, Bruce Springsteen, the Beach Boys and our very own Swiss fellow Stephan Eicher (he produced, recorded and mixed Eicher's album « Louanges »).

Here is part one of the interview with Malcolm Burn for the release of his stellar new record, "The Silence In Your Head". We speak about inspiration, world politics, history, social media and his new record of course! In part 2, we will speak about artists he recorded and produced. Malcolm was awarded a Grammy for his work for Emmylou Harris and has recorded/produced many legendary artists (Bob Dylan, Patti Smith, Neville Brothers) as well as the best indie artists around (Kaki King, Sandrine, etc). He also has a radio show on Radio Kingston about... music! Have a listen! https://radiokingston.org/en/hosts/malcolm-burn

Rolling Stones has called Kaki King a genre unto herself—she joins to talk about her career path and even plays a song or two.

This composer and guitar player says that joining with people to make social change is like joining with people to make music. “You're finding people you work well with, who bring something to the table that you don't.” A conversation about guitar music and transportation policy. Presented by violist Ralph Farris of the quartet Ethel.

Composer and musician Kaki King is considered one of the world's greatest living guitarists, known both for her technical mastery and for her constant quest to push the boundaries of the instrument. Hailed by Rolling Stone as “a genre unto herself,” Kaki has released 9 albums and toured extensively, presenting in such prestigious arts centers as the Kennedy Center, MoMA, LACMA, The Met and Smithsonian Design Museum. She has created music for numerous film and TV soundtracks, including “August Rush” and “Into the Wild”, for which received a Golden Globe nomination for Best Original Score. She has performed with symphonies and chamber ensembles, and recorded an album in collaboration with the Porta Girevole Chamber Orchestra commissioned by the Berklee College of Music.

Lois Reitzes speaks with guitarist and singer-songwriter Kaki King about her new show, "Data Not Found".See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Ram Jam. Ram Jam, 1977. Kaki King. Modern Yesterdays, 2020. Genesis. Three Side Lives, 1982. Fuzz. III, 2020. Joni Mitchell. For The Roses, 1972.

Ram Jam. Ram Jam, 1977. Kaki King. Modern Yesterdays, 2020. Genesis. Three Side Lives, 1982. Fuzz. III, 2020. Joni Mitchell. For The Roses, 1972.

Jim Two Snakes (episode 16) was tasked by the universe to give me the hardest homework of the season. Nothing would stand in my way - not fear, not family obligations, not even a busted thermostat. So what happened? I sat down on the cushion, played a tune... you gotta listen to find out the rest! Check out Jim's podcast "Around Grandfather Fire" (https://anchor.fm/around-grandfather-fire) The song mentioned in this episode is "Sloan Shore" by Kaki King (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wG08jSFdw8w) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/middleagedbabypagan Instagram: @middleagedbabypagan. Email: middleagedbaby@yahoo.com Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/aaroncoveypodcasts --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The full interview with Kaki King is now available everywhere you get them podcasts. You can watch it on YouTube too. Kaki Talks working with Dave Grohl, the Passerelle, her songwriting process, leaving a legacy in music, dealing with onstage mistakes and so much more!

“In terms of research of things that really benefit us and keep us on an even keel, mindfulness research is just off the charts effective.”—  Scott McBeanCreativity can be a lot of things: a way to make money, a way to bring joy… and even a mindfulness practice.Pastor and mental health counsellor Scott McBean treats creativity as a source of positivity and a powerful way to maintain his mental health. His creative practices are little things that bring him joy, such as playing guitar or doing family photography.He also sees creative exercises as opportunities for mindfulness.Scott is a strong believer in the physical and psychological benefits of mindfulness, which is about so much more than just meditation.A few mornings per week, he'll read poetry for 15-20 minutes and then write his own poem. For Scott, this exercise serves as a mindfulness practice.“People often think that that looks like something like centering prayer, or sitting in silence and stillness, or counting your breaths and things like that. Those are mindfulness practices, absolutely, but mindfulness practices are also things that engage other senses, too,” Scott says. “Writing...  being out in nature… taking dedicated time to engage each of your five senses serves the same function as some kind of stereotypical mindfulness practice of sitting in silence somewhere.”Painting, dancing, or even something like washing dishes can be practiced mindfully and creatively.In‌ ‌this‌ ‌episode,‌ ‌you'll discover:‌ ‌How you can transform a surprising number of activities into mindfulness practices  Why the ‘tortured artist' trope exists — and how pain and creativity became linked What makes all the difference when it comes to creating good art v. mediocre artAbout Scott McBeanScott is a pastor and mental health counsellor at Northstar Community, a recovery ministry in Richmond, VA. He enjoys playing guitar, watching movies, and spending time with his wife Brittany and daughter Norah. Highlights:‌ ‌00:28  About Scott McBean01:31  “What is your ritual?”03:03  Mindfulness & writing04:46  Walking meditation & Brother Lawrence06:16  Scott's creative outlets08:30  DADGAD tuning14:06  Tortured life trope & risk-taking17:46  Craftsmanship18:44  Evolving relationship to creativity20:26  Anxiety22:02  What's next?Links:‌ ‌www.northstarcommunity.comhttps://www.facebook.com/scottwmcbeanIG: @scottishthingsscott@northstarcommunity.comSong: https://arundownhouse.bandcamp.com/track/a-passing-thoughtDADGAD: Richard Thompson, Ed Gerhard, Michael Watts, Will Ackerman, Andy McKee, Don Ross, Kaki King, Colin Hay.Special thanks to Emily Milling and the team at The Ultimate Creative and our business manager Erika Macauley.Music for this podcast was recorded with producer Spencer Garn at Diamond Street Studios in Atlanta, Georgia.Learn more at www.hollandcreative.io/ritualConnectwww.hollandcreative.iodaniel@hollandcreative.ioIG: @conversioncopydesign

By most accounts, the heyday of the guitar as a pop cultural force is several decades in the past. But every so often, an artist emerges who breathes new life into the instrument. A musician happy to explore the fringes of her own musical boundaries, Kaki King’s instrument music is consistently fresh and nearly impossible to categorize. Released during the pandemic, Modern Yesterdays finds the guitarist finding new ways to interact and promote her music, stuck at home in Brooklyn with her young family. In this wide ranging interview, we discuss the development of King’s sound and the personal and professional lessons over the course of this very strange year. 

“Modern Yesterdays” Over the course of her career, the Georgia-born, NYU-educated Kaki King has put out nine spellbinding albums, including her 2003 debut Everybody Loves You, the staggering 2006 effort Until We Felt Red and her brand new one Modern Yesterdays. Kaki King is a force. But she’s the kind of force that you can’t really define. She plays guitar like nobody else—and whether she’s incorporating jazz or flamenco or post rock, whatever she does sounds like something nobody’s ever done. Her percussive style and her fret tappings and her open tunings are beyond us to explain in a technical sense so let's just say this: Kaki King plays the guitar with an otherworldly flair. But even that falls short. Kaki King is a Jedi. And what we mean by that is what she does is so special, so rare and so staggering, when you listen to her play you can feel the force at work. And you can’t put words to it—you only know that what she’s doing is one of the great mysteries of the universe. And though that mystery is mysterious to us civilians, Kaki is in complete control of her gift and she’s fluid, she’s powerful and she’s got the kind of percussive finesse that’s about as mystical as it gets. If you know her music you know what we’re talking about. And if you know her music you know that there’s not way to talk about it. In this conversation Kaki talks to Alex about life during quarantine with two small children, how normal it will actually feel when things go to normal and her love of Spoon...

Kaki King is an American guitarist and composer known for her percussive and jazz-tinged melodies, energetic live shows, alternative tunings and her diverse range in different genres.In February 2006, Rolling Stone released a list of "The New Guitar Gods", on which King was the sole woman and youngest artist. Her career includes six LP and two EP albums, as well as several scores for television and film. She worked alongside Eddie Vedder and Michael Brook contributing music for the soundtrack to Sean Penn's Into the Wild, for which the trio received nominations for a Golden Globe Award for Best Original Score. King also performed with Dave Grohl on 'Ballad of the Beaconsfield Miners' from the Foo Fighters album 'Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace'.Modern Yesterdays is available now, as well as her innovative guitar accessory the 'Passerelle Bridge' from http://www.kakiking.com/passerelleFor more information about the podcast, and for a discount on a new ToneWoodAmp, visit http://mikedaweshasapodcast.com

Setzt euch auf eure vier Buchstaben und umschifft mit uns drei davon: P O P. Mit Gästin Christiane Attig dreht Christopher an den Knöpfen der Radio-Nostalgie von Daniel Lopatin aka Oneohtrix Point Never. Für die Neuzeitlichen Bodenbeläge gehen sie in die stilsichere Kneipe von nebenan, während für den italienischen Synth-Pop von Geheimtipp Il Quadro Di Troisi in der Zauberkugel flott das schickste Hemd aus dem Schrank geholt wird. Zwischen Natur und Großstadt-Blues findet die Isländerin Sophia Loizou die richtigen Töne und das legendäre Debüt von Leila Arab auf Rephlex findet endlich eine neue Heimat. Dazu stellen wir 17 neue Songs für unsere Playlist „Track17 – Playlist zum Podcast“ auf Spotify vor. The Bug, Off The Meds, Molchat Doma, Overmono, Orphea, OTTO und viel mehr. Direkt abonnieren und reinhören! @kristopher_gif / @thethealbert / @track17podcast [Setlist] - [00:00:00] Intro - [00:01:33] Zu Gast: Podcasterin Christiane Attig, Projekte, Anime-Intros - [00:06:04] Zuletzt gehört: Kaki King, Grouper und Drei Eier - [00:09:51] **Oneohtrix Point Never // Magic Oneohtrix Point Never (WARP)** - [00:24:19] **Neuzeitliche Bodenbeläge // Der große Preis (Bureau B)** - [00:31:49] **Il Quadri Di Troisi // st (raster)** - [00:41:45] **Sophia Loizou // Untold (Houndstooth)** - [00:49:34] **Leila // Like Weather (Rephlex / Modern Love)** - [00:58:40] Track17 - Playlist zum Podcast: The Bug, Off The Meds, Molchat Doma, Overmono, OTTO, Orphea uvm. Direkt abonnieren und reinhören!

Entertaining podcast. Spotlighting lesser known music by lesser known artists.This weeks special guest is Alan Cormack.Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheAlienGoldThe Alien Cormorant Twitter: @alancormackGold Mass Twitter: @goldmassmusicThe Alien Cormorant Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thealiencormorantGold Mass Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goldmass_music/YouTubeThe Alien Cormorant: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYDM1JeIabUrKNx4qucdq4gGold Mass: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBklkGYxQ3Ws03VhvGfWWYAWebThe Alien Cormorant: http://www.thealiencormorant.co.ukGold Mass: https://www.goldmassmusic.com/SpotifyThe Alien Cormorant: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4fXMTuoMEZo6qOfyTxT1znGold Mass: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6Kt4eIZMCmVMnZiFA5YwZHBandcampThe Alien Cormorant: https://thealiencormorant.bandcamp.com/Gold Mass: https://goldmass.bandcamp.com/Head to head. Ritchie, Wayne and Neil.In this section Wayne, Ritchie and Neil have each chosen a lesser know song that has been sent to them by a lesser known artist. We will have a chat about them and the guest gets to choose their favourite of the three.Ritchie has chosen. Bruises On Your Shoulders" by Thirsty Curses. LINK: https://youtu.be/TnAfsV0kbVMVARO - SOVAY. LINK: https://youtu.be/eBnlKCmsDMYNeil has Chosen, Amelie Blake - Let The Words Unfold. LINK: https://youtu.be/odkc8aKbKMYGenre sectionIn the last episode Wayne and Neil were tasked with finding a song they believe Ritchie will like. We will discuss each song and then Ritchie will decide his favorite of the 2 songs.Wayne chose, First Love (feat. Troy Ramey) LINK: https://youtu.be/zD60qPjL5s4Neil Chose, M30 - Howlin' Wolf. LINK: https://youtu.be/tBHJmkOIzWMWild cardIn this section we randomly select a submission from our thousands of emails an play them. They may be good, they may be awful.This week we chose was a composition by Kaki King

In this episode, we get to meet Kaki King. Kaki is best known as a guitarist, but her skills and range go far deeper than that description may suggest. With her impressive blend of adept fingerpicking, strumming, and her signature tapping technique, Kaki has been able to create a distinct voice all her own. In this chat, we discuss her specific style of playing and composing, her life over the past few months, as well as her brand new album, Modern Yesterdays. I hope you enjoy, and thank you for listening.

Stile LIbero: Culture in Movimento. Trieste Science+Fiction Festival, Maks Maltoni, Gioacchino Criaco, Vincenzo Filosa, L'ultimo drago di Aspromonte, Rizzoli Lizard, Sam Amidon, John Frusciante, Kaki King, Joel Ross, Actress, Ela Minus, Navarro and Holmes, Lera Lynn

Stile LIbero: Culture in Movimento. Trieste Science+Fiction Festival, Maks Maltoni, Gioacchino Criaco, Vincenzo Filosa, L'ultimo drago di Aspromonte, Rizzoli Lizard, Sam Amidon, John Frusciante, Kaki King, Joel Ross, Actress, Ela Minus, Navarro and Holmes, Lera Lynn

Conductor Ben Northey on AFL team songs and the guitarist Rolling Stone calls a "genre unto herself"

Are you a guitar cleaner or a funk leaver? In this concise Buds-only cast, your dudes spend time digging into some classic topics: Gibson suing folks, Metallica being weirdos, and not attending Herd Immunity Fest.As far as gear, the dudes check up on the Hamstead Soundworks Ascent Clean Boost and the great cause behind it, Kaki King doing some next level otherworldly guitar projection mapping, and the Daredevil Pedals Hype leading Hank to put together a battery-only pedalboard. Also discussed: Reverb increasing their selling fees from 3.5% to 5%, Bob Rock working the controls of Metallica, and the evolution of Blonde Redhead, the world’s most beautiful band. And seriously, so much Gibby talk, including the wild world of authenticating Bursts and the infamous missing ledger, and going after Collings Guitar and Satellite Amps in court because of course they are.Don’t forget to visit saveourstages.com, ya heard?

"A firecracker of a line-up in The Listening Booth marks the 4th of July weekend in the states, and a safe and sound weekend everywhere else. Hit up an Independence Day inspired set with the likes of Elliot Moss, FM Belfast, and The Ghost of Paul Revere. Also, a summer rockabilly set with Bloodshot Bill, a zen vacation vibe via Healing Potpourri, and a blues set in lieu of the cancelled Chicago Blues Festival with the likes of Don Bryant. Plus, we catch up with a throwback from Kaki King, who is contributing to the art of these strange times in many ways---the most unique, perhaps: robot milk carton mashups. 00:00 - Mic Break 01:19 - Blanket of Calm - Healing Potpourri 04:18 - Dream Vacay - Healing Potpourri 06:08 - Promenade A La Mer (Jet Set Chill Mix) - Intended Immigration 08:20 - Noctambule - Intended Immigration 12:37 - Fireworks (Blaze Roots Vocal Mix) - Ananda Project 19:17 - Mic Break 19:46 - Wacky Surf Trip - The Aquadolls 21:07 - Surf N' Girth - ¡Oh No! And The Tiger Pit 23:30 - Straight to the Moon - Bloodshot Bill 25:36 - Gone to Pieces - Bloodshot Bill 27:32 - It's Been Too Long - Dead Ghosts 30:29 - Long Way Gone - Aron D'Alesio 33:24 - Last 4th of July - White Reaper 34:42 - Surf Hell - Little Barrie 37:35 - Mic Break 38:22 - July 4 - Elliot Moss 42:28 - Fireworks (Eim Ick Remix) - Polock 49:40 - Fireworks (feat. Hercules & Love Affair) (J.AGEBJORN Remix) - Wolfram feat. Hercules & Love Affair 54:17 - American - FM Belfast 58:17 - Mic Break 58:35 - 4th of July - The Districts 62:13 - Sparklers - Tiny Ruins 65:51 - Lazy Summer - Sophia St. Helen 69:45 - 4th of July - Anand Wilder & Maxwell Kardon 71:23 - Independence Day - Nathan Kalish 73:50 - The American Life - Darrin Bradbury 76:11 - American Foursquare - Denison Witmer 80:27 - Sad American - Kaki King 83:29 - Little Bird - The Ghost of Paul Revere 86:53 - Mic Break 87:58 - Your Love is to Blame - Don Bryant 91:13 - Cracked Up Over You - Don Bryant 94:14 - America! - Bill Callahan 99:42 - never give up - Son Little 103:19 - Back Door Fool - Daddy Long Legs 106:48 - Too Bad - Lonesome Shack 109:51 - Mars - The Olympians 113:13 - Mic Break 113:48 - Weekend Wind - Woods 120:48 - Finish "

Guitarist Kaki King is perhaps best-known for her virtuosic instrumental guitar compositions and extended technique, but she’s also written songs, chamber music, and film scores. She’s come up with innovations that change the nature of the guitar itself; she taps, she bends, she projects onto the guitar body, and now she has added a bridge called a Passerelle to her guitar. A Passerelle is a bridge that turns any regular six string guitar into a twelve note zither-like creation that can produce sounds reminiscent of the Japanese koto or Chinese guzheng, and sounds really cool when she bends the note.   She uses the Passerelle on her new album Modern Yesterdays, made at the beginning of March in the year 2020, as the entire world changed. The album was perhaps not what she set out to make, but it is a guitar record with lots of sound design, influenced by the pandemic. Some of the pieces might also be related to her latest multimedia work, “Data Not Found” which involves projections onto a special guitar which, when certain notes are played, triggers certain images or visuals. (Coming soon, in the after-times.) For this Soundcheck Podcast, Kaki King joins us to discuss Big Issues like getting COVID19, the mysterious creative process, and fingernail care. She also nerds out about her family of fretted instruments (guitars, modified guitars, high-strung guitar, harp guitar), and plays some new songs.   Set list: “Teek,” ”Puzzle Me You” “Doing the Wrong Thing” "Teek" "Puzzle Me You": "Doing the Wrong Thing"

...........................NEW.WORLD...................................... By Anatoly Brooks http://www.filefactory.com/file/160nwv0qa6gf/nEWwORLD.mp3 01. Japanther – Green jug 02. Julia Holter – Don’t make me over 03. Chris Schlarb – My foolish heart 04. Ilya – All i got 05. Jérôme Chassagnard – Childwood 06. Keaton Henson – Elevator song 07. The Irrepressibles – New world (live at the Limehouse) 08. Ilya – All i got 09. David Bazan – Deny myself 10. Early Day Miners – East Berlin at night 11. Ventana – One second bridge 12. Dead Combo – O menino, o vento e o mar 13. The Tallest Man On Earth – Both sides now (Joni Mitchell cover) 14. The Irrepressibles – Always on my mind 15. Son Lux – All directions 16. Kaki King – Falling day 17. Wire – Humming 18. Scott Matthews – Is this love (Bob Marley cover) 19. Anna Calvi – Strange weather (feat, David Byrne) 20. Johannes Hirschmann – Idle Total time – 1.22:48 A photo by Kai Ziehl Sultry voice of Radio Etiopia – Ana Ribeiro www.radioetiopia.com Phase 108.1: http://www.phase108.net/Show.aspx?podcastId=13 https://radiolisboa.pt/

What is the audience's role in live performances? When Bill Bragin, executive director of the NYUAD Arts Centre, arrived in Abu Dhabi in 2014, he was on a mission to bring performance art to the city. Not just any performance art, however – performance art that challenged its audience, excelled in its field and pushed the boundaries of the genre itself. This season's performances at NYUAD Arts Centre are no different. The programme consists of an eclectic mix of artists, all of whom have built their careers by making engaging art that encourages audience participation. Bragin says the local community is primed to embrace the unknown, something which he wanted to reflect in the centre's programming. Host Razmig Bedirian, culture writer at The National, is joined by Bragin to talk about the upcoming events in the Arts Centre spring programme. Artists who are pushing the boundaries of their genre such as Kaki King, Kid Koala, Circus Abyssinia and performace duo Kaneza Schaal and Christopher Myers.

In a lively talk moderated by Nicole Merritt, musicians Kaki King, Spencer Topel, and Jay Alan Zimmerman share how they are using data not just to make sounds but to see and experience music. Kaki King’s 2020 Arts & Ideas commissioned Data Not Found explores how big data and personal data have come to affect our lives, and what those effects look and sound like, Yale Quantum Institute Artist-in-Residence Spencer Topel breaks down the sounds of a single moving electron, and composer Jay Alan Zimmerman discusses his collaboration with Google and their music visualization tools.

In this classic edition of Tell Your Friends! History's Greatest Podcast!, Liam sits in the Brooklyn home of "Guitar God" (per Rolling Stone) KAKI KING. Liam and Kaki discuss how she got her start busking in the subways, how she created her first album, about her tapping guitar technique, about writing a Foo Fighters song and touring with, and playing onstage with, the Foo Fighters in front of a hundred thousand people. Also, we check in with TYF! favorite guest MIKE DOUGHTY for the release of CIRCLES (et. al), a reimagining of some classic songs from the Soul Coughing catalogue. Plus a story from KAMBRI CREWS about how Satanic rock led to her salvation. Support the Tell Your Friends! podcast at www.patreon.com/radio

Hailed by Rolling Stone as “a genre unto herself,” Brooklyn-based composer and guitar phenom (http://www.kakiking.com/), Kaki King, has released 9 albums, performed on every continent, presented at the Kennedy Center, MoMA, LACMA and The Met and created music for film and TV. In 2015 Kaki launched "The Neck is a Bridge to the Body," a groundbreaking multi-media performance integrating guitar and projected imagery synced to the music. What's even more incredible, Kaki King never intended for music to be her career. Her early years were spent playing in bands as a drummer, just for fun. And, her "big break" came in a way she never saw coming, or even tried to make happen. And, as with all of our Music in May episodes, be sure to stay until the end to hear Kaki perform live in-studio.Check out our offerings & partners: FabFitFun: Discover new beauty, fashion, home, fitness & wellness products. Use my code GOODLIFE to get $10 off your first box at FabFitFun.com!

Treya Lam is a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter whose cinematic songs and compositions are built on dynamic piano, ethereal vocals, meditative guitar and lush chamber-folk arrangements. Her debut album Good News was created entirely by womxn - headed by Kaki King who produced and released the record on her label. Treya joins us to discuss what it's like to make an album entirely with women from start to finish, the highs and lows of being an artist in the age of social media and how she wrote her song 'Still Here' Treya will be performing alongside Phil Pickens and Eli Lev on March 23rd at Rockwood Music Hall at 6pm tickets available here: http://www.ticketfly.com/event/1826788/ www.treyamakesmusic.com

Welcome to Episode 10! Conrad Life Report is a podcast about life, including digital media, music, books, food, drink, New York City, and more. Episode 10 topics: Intro theme: none. days off, using days before expiration, Amtrak in the Hudson Valley, bridges, town of Hudson, Hudson Opera House, The National, Gail Van Dorsey, Kaki King, Long Pond, Threes Brewing, Rivertown Lodge, Hudson Valley Planned Parenthood, waking up in the country, Bob's Restaurant, traffic in NYC, new Kosciuszko bridge/span, holiday parties, How Music Works by David Byrne, art vs commerce, day jobs vs art, Charles Ives, T.S. Eliot, Miles Davis and John Coltrane The Bootleg Series Vol. 6, outdo music: none.

Olan is a Multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, producer and DJ. Originally from Georgia and recently moved to Las Vegas 3 years ago. She has opened for big acts such as Mat ZO, Elderbrook, Neon Indian, Telepopmusik, Kaki King, and The Joy Formidable. Also playing two major LA parties this year under the names Space Yacht, and Mixmag Lab LA. She is now preparing her Debut EP that will be release this fall. Visit Olan online at: https://www.instagram.com/olansound/

Olan is a Multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, producer and DJ. Originally from Georgia and recently moved to Las Vegas 3 years ago. She has opened for big acts such as Mat ZO, Elderbrook, Neon Indian, Telepopmusik, Kaki King, and The Joy Formidable. Also playing two major LA parties this year under the names Space Yacht, and Mixmag Lab LA. She is now preparing her Debut EP that will be release this fall. Visit Olan online at: https://www.instagram.com/olansound/

  Kaki King is one of the most compelling voices in acoustic guitar today, bending jawdropping technique to serve an inate musicality. Drawing on the influences of Michael Hedges and Preston Reed, King has added disparate elements of pop, folk, chamber music and sound design to an ever evolving style. King has been revered by the likes of Rolling Stone and Dave Grohl for her solo career and genre twisting collaborations. Her multi-media tour de force, The Neck is a Bridge to the Body, is equal parts immersive, beautiful and moving. King joins us on the eve of her 2018 Australian tour.   Guitar Speak Podcast Links  Subscribe and find previous episodes at Apple Podcasts, Stitcher or visit us at www.guitarspeakpodcast.libsyn.com. Follow us on Facebook & Instagram  Join our Guitar Speak Forum You can support us on Patreon

HEAVY Mag chats to guitar legend Kaki King about the Sydney Guitar Festival.

Kaki King. Ahead of her August 2018 Australian tour, Kaki King chats to Andrew about her career and the show she is bringing down. 

Soundfly exists to help curious musicians anywhere achieve their musical goals. Their learning model pairs high-quality online content (courses & articles) with highly personalized 1:1 musical coaching via trained expert musicians called Soundfly Mentors. Soundfly was founded a couple years ago to fill a gap in credible, accessible music education online. They now serve hundreds of thousands of musicians a month, with daily articles, more than 40 online courses, and a growing roster of experienced Soundfly Mentors on-hand. In the past couple of years, they have partnered with and worked with some of the best names in music, including Carnegie Hall, NYU, Grammy-winning and -nominated musicians and engineers such as Brian Losch, Joe Lambert, and Marin Alsop, guirar legend Kaki King, YouTube star Andrew Huang, and many more. Their mentor-based learning model is built on proven educational methods such as project-based learning, social accountability, and recall, whereas most online learning platforms provide only passive experiences. Soundfly is providing a home for the creative and curious to discover something new and take a leap forward in their musical journey in whatever way works best for them. They stand for a love of learning that works, accessibility, and a celebration of every artist's unique musical voice, regardless of genre, style, or approach. Guest Info  Ian Temple is a composer, pianist, and entrepreneur. Before founding Soundfly, he was a founding partner and COO for The Future Project, one of the country's fastest growing education non-profits that works with high schoolers to pursue and realize their dreams. As a musician, he's recorded and produced multiple albums with his original projects, toured North America, Europe, and Asia with his experimental trio Sontag Shogun, and scored works for film and video, including the award-winning short film Rosa: These Storms. Ian is passionate about developing new and better ways to unlock the artist and artistic potential within everyone.

On this episode, Debbie talks to musician Kaki King about performing and composing.

In Episode 112 of the “High Regard Show,” “Music for Planned Parenthood," we chat with Nikki's former coworker Jason Gross about his benefit concert for Planned Parenthood at The Bell House in Brooklyn on Wednesday, Dec. 6, featuring Cindy Wilson of The B-52s, Kaki King, Amy Rigby and more. Jason goes to more concerts in a month than most people probably go to in a decade, but this is the first time he's an organizer, and he tells us how the benefit came together, why it's important to support Planned Parenthood and what he does with all those concert tickets. In “The POTSie,” Tom talks about the big exercise-related milestone he recently achieved, how motivating the Apple Watch is and how looks can be deceiving when it comes to POTS syndrome. With the holidays coming, you should really be following HRS studio manager @TheKonaPersona on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. She's truly the gift that keeps giving. Jason Gross interview: 15:24:04 “The POTSy” segment: 39:05:10 For more information on the Planned Parenthood benefit at The Bell House in Brooklyn: Ticketfly: https://www.ticketfly.com/purchase/event/1588858 The Bell House: https://www.thebellhouseny.com Planned Parenthood NYC: https://www.plannedparenthood.org/planned-parenthood-new-york-city Check back for new “High Regard Show” shows every Monday on SoundCloud and iTunes (please be sure to follow and rate us)! You can also follow us right here on highregardshow.com and on these social media sites: Twitter Facebook Instagram Tumblr Google+ Pinterest You can also find hosts @TomRoarty and @NikkiMMascali on Twitter. Finally, if you would like to have your work, product, band or even your mom promoted on the show, drop us a note at highregardshow@gmail.com

Hear prog-marching band music from Chicago's Mucca Pazza, ambient-gothic Norwegian-Icelandic music from the duo Jo Berger Myhre & Ólafur Björn Ólafsson, jazz-tronic ambient minimalism from London's Portico Quartet, and new work from Danish experimental supergroup Girls in Airports. Also, hear new music by Molly Joyce for cellist Nick Photinos, new work from Kaki King & the Porta Girevole Chamber Orchestra, and more. Hear ambient-gothic music from Norwegian bassist Jo Berger Myhre and Icelandic drummer Ólafur Björn Ólafsson  in their composed work, “1000%,” which was recorded in an abandoned Reykjavik warehouse.  Also, listen to driving indie jazz from the Danish experimental ensemble, Girls in Airport, recorded live in Germany. Plus, hear a sample from Brooklyn's own Afrobeat big band, Antibalas.  There’s a new release from Chicago’s “interdisciplinary instrumental music and performance ensemble” – or circus-spectacle alt marching band, Mucca Pazza. It’s a bit proggy (Yes, Weather Report, Rush) and perhaps hard to march to, but “[t]he band spent eight years practicing counting to seven before they were ready to record this piece.” There’s also a new work by Terry Riley for Del Sol String Quartet, “Dark Queen Mantra,” featuring guitarist Gyan Riley. Plus listen to music by Kaki King - arranged for guitar and orchestra from her forthcoming Live At Berklee release. Listen to music from Eighth Blackbird founding cellist Nick Photinos; it’s a work by Molly Joyce, originally for for baroque cello and pre-recorded electronics, called “Sit and Dance.” Also, there’s music from London-based composer & producer Leah Kardos, which was made using analogue instruments and technologies, from her record, Rococochet. August & September 2017 New Releases (Special Podcast)(Similar to Show #4018, airdate: 8/31/2017)    ARTIST: Jo Berger Myhre & Ólafur Björn ÓlafssonWORK: 1000%, excerpt [1:00]RECORDING: The Third ScriptSOURCE: Hubro MusicINFO: hubromusic.com ARTIST: Mucca PazzaWORK: Andy Deitrich: Barbarous Relic [3:30] RECORDING: Barbarous RelicSOURCE/INFO: store.muccapazza.com ARTIST: Leah KardosWORK: Malio Malio [2:35]RECORDING: RococochetSOURCE: Bigo & TwigettiINFO: bigoandtwigetti.bandcamp.com ARTIST: Portico QuartetWORK: Current History [6:07] RECORDING: Art In The Age Of AutomationSOURCE: Gondwana RecordsINFO: porticoquartet.bandcamp.com ARTIST: AntibalasWORK: Gold Rush, excerpt [1:30]RECORDING: Live on Soundcheck, 9/15/17 SOURCE: This tune appears on Where the Gods are in PeaceINFO: antibalas.bandcamp.com ARTIST: Jo Berger Myhre & Ólafur Björn ÓlafssonWORK: 1000%  [6:42]RECORDING: The Third ScriptSOURCE: Hubro MusicINFO: hubromusic.com ARTIST: Girls in AirportsWORK: King's Birthday [3:28]RECORDING: LiveSOURCE: Edition Records EDN1097INFO: girlsinairports.bandcamp.com ARTIST: Nick PhotinosWORK: Molly Joyce: Sit and Dance [6:34] RECORDING: Petits ArtefactsSOURCE: New Amsterdam RecordsINFO: newamsterdamrecords.bandcamp.com ARTIST: Del Sol String Quartet, Gyan RileyWORK: Terry Riley: III. Dark Queen Mantra [11:49] RECORDING: Dark Queen MantraSOURCE: Sono Luminus 92215INFO: delsolquartet.com ARTIST: Kaki King, Porta Girevole Chamber Orchestra, Gabriela Sofia Gomez Estevez, student conductorWORK:  Magazine [5:30]RECORDING: Live At BerkleeSOURCE: BIRN Cooperative RecordingsINFO: smarturl.it/KakiKingLive

For her new album, guitarist Kaki King teamed up with birnCORE, the Berklee Internet Radio Network's (BIRN) independent record label, to reimagine selections from her catalog with the help of a chamber orchestra comprising Berklee personnel.

Kaki is a guitar virtuoso who has recorded eight albums and three EPs of largely instrumental work since 2003. We discuss "Close Your Eyes & You'll Burst into Flame," from Everybody Loves You (2003), "Can Anyone Who Has Heard This Music Really Be a Bad Person?" from Dreaming of Revenge (2008) (intro music: "Pull Me Out Alive" from that album), and “Trying to Speak II” (feat. Ethel), from The Neck Is a Bridge to the Body (2015). End song: "Cargo Cult" from Glow (2012). For more info visit kakiking.com. Hear more Nakedly Examined Music. Like our Facebook page. Please support the podcast at patreon.com/nakedlyexaminedmusic.

Kaki is a guitar virtuoso who has recorded eight albums and three EPs of largely instrumental work since 2003. We discuss "Close Your Eyes & You’ll Burst into Flame," from Everybody Loves You (2003), "Can Anyone Who Has Heard This Music Really Be a Bad Person?" from Dreaming of Revenge (2008) (intro music: "Pull Me Out Alive" from that album), and “Trying to Speak II” (feat. Ethel), from The Neck Is a Bridge to the Body (2015). End song: "Cargo Cult" from Glow (2012). For more info visit kakiking.com. Hear more Nakedly Examined Music. Like our Facebook page. Please support the podcast at patreon.com/nakedlyexaminedmusic.

Du šiuolaikiniai gitaristai. Dominic Frasca ir Kaki King. Laidos vedėjai Šarūnas Nakas ir Mindaugas Urbaitis.

Du šiuolaikiniai gitaristai. Dominic Frasca ir Kaki King. Laidos vedėjai Šarūnas Nakas ir Mindaugas Urbaitis.

This week, Patrick brings us guitarist extraordinaire Kaki King and her 2010 album, Junior. What did the guys think of this genre-blending foray? Hit play and find out!

  Guitarist and film maker Drew Roller became enchanted with modern acoustic guitar after a friend turned him on to John Gomm's iconic 'Passionflower'. Drew's passion for the style led him to trek the globe whilst producing the fantastic new film, Acoustic Uprising. Beautifully shot and edited, Acosutic Uprising includes interviews with Andy McKee, Kaki King, Tommy Emmanual and Newton Faulkner, to name just a few of the world class musicians featured. The film is premiering world wide throughout July and August 2017. We are very proud to announce that the Guitar Speak Podcast will be involved at the Sydney premier event during the Sydney Guitar Festival on August 27 - buy tickets here!   http://www.acousticuprisingfilm.com/   Guitar Speak Podcast Links Subscribe and find previous episodes at:  iTunes or Stitcher Visit us at www.guitarspeakpodcast.libsyn.com Follow us on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter  

  Guitarist and filmaker Drew Roller became enchanted with modern acoustic guitar after a friend turned him on to John Gomm's iconic 'Passionflower'. Drew's passion for the style led him to trek the globe whilst producing the fantastic new film, Acoustic Uprising. Beautifully shot and edited, Acosutic Uprising includes interviews with Andy McKee, Kaki King, Tommy Emmanual and Newton Faulkner, to name just a few of the world class musicians featured. The film is premiering world wide throughout July and August 2017. We are very proud to announce that the Guitar Speak Podcast will be involved at the Sydney premier event during the Sydney Guitar Festival on August 27 - buy tickets here!   http://www.acousticuprisingfilm.com/   Guitar Speak Podcast Links Subscribe and find previous episodes at:  iTunes or Stitcher Visit us at www.guitarspeakpodcast.libsyn.com Follow us on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter          

Seth and Rob conduct two “Festie Flash Chats” at the 2016 Candler Park Music Festival in Atlanta, Georgia. Keller Williams talks about maintaining a wide variety of projects, his upcoming “Shut The Folk Up and Listen” tour with Leo Kottke, collaborating with Bob Weir, some of his unique approaches to recording, playing with Del McCoury and The Travelin’ McCoury’s, Victor Wooten’s influence on his development, Ani DiFranco, how Kaki King is keeping Michael Hedges’ music alive, “Chair-Snapping Grassholes,” Mickey Hart, Bill Kreutzmann and sets us up to embarrass ourselves in front of Allie Kral in Episode 12. Also they conduct an impromptu interview with Brandon Mize from Rival Entertainment and touches on how Rival has schemed and booked this festival over the years, how they earlier this year landed and executed what turned out to be Prince’s final public performance and other industry insider tidbits. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Love how this one turned out- thanks to @newhighscore (Krista Sanders) for joining me in the studio and helping out as co-selector! 12:00pm White Islands by Die Verboten on DIE VERBOTEN '2007' (-) 12:08pm Basique by Little People on Mickey Mouse Operation (-) 12:11pm Mellowtune by Potatohead People on Mellowtunes EP (-) 12:15pm Viewing Growth by Botany, Limalo on Oasis of Days (-) 12:18pm Adrift - Shigeto's "Adrift A Dream" Remix by Tycho on Horizon Line (-) 12:22pm Zum Greifen Nah by Bersarin Quartett on II (-) 12:27pm Draft Culture by Dorian Concept on Joined Ends (-) 12:32pm Bohemian Forest by Pantha du Prince on Black Noise (-) 12:38pm Prelude by Thrupence on Unfinished Business (-) 12:40pm Quest by Nosaj Thing on Drift (-) 12:41pm Ghostwriter by RJD2 on Deadringer (-) 12:46pm Charles by Beanfield on Beanfield (-) 12:52pm Drains of the Red Sea by Kyson on Blackstone (-) 12:54pm Flow & Branch by Keith Kenniff on Branches (-) 12:57pm Into the Cave / Main Title by The Octopus Project on Kumiko, The Treasure Hunter OST (-) 1:03pm No Moon, Fallen Stars by 7and5 on Themes for a Grey Day (-) 1:07pm Looped by Kiasmos on Kiasmos (-) 1:14pm Gay Sons of Lesbian Mothers by Kaki King on - (-) 1:17pm Part 4 by Sixtoo on Jackals and Vipers in Envy of Man (-) 1:21pm Filmic by Above & Beyond on Group Therapy (-) 1:24pm Move by Iambic on Move (-) 1:29pm Strength by Olof Melander on The Path (-) 1:31pm Avril 14th by Aphex Twin on Drukgs (-) 1:33pm Indra's Web by Rena Jones on Indra's Web (-) 1:38pm Echoes by Rena Jones, Ilya Goldberg on Echoes (-) 1:42pm Natural Cause by Emancipator on Dusk to Dawn (-) 1:49pm Nakt by Rone on So So So - EP (-) 1:53pm Nanotrees (Out in the Woods) by Daisuke Tanabe & Kidkanevil on Kidsuke (-) 1:55pm Passage by Lowercase Noises on Passage (-)

It's Tuesday and you know what that means! It's time for a new set of melodic songs which we hope you'd love as much as we do! This week we are featuring Quincy Jones, Herbie Mann, Electric Light Orchestra, Tommy James & the Shondells, Deftones, Jose Antonio "Nico" Rojas, Andy Gibb with Olivia Newton John, Arif Mardin, Kaki King, Jordan Smith of this season's The Voice, Black Kids, and watch out for a song written by our very own Dave Swirsky!!!SUBSCRIBE: iTunes TWITTER: @MusicFirstPcastFACEBOOK: Music First PodcastEMAIL: MusicFirstPodcast@gmail.com

카키 킹은 그녀 자신만의 장르에서 기타의 신에 버금갈지도 모릅니다. 그녀는 “목은 신체의 연결고리”라는 획기적인 멀티미디어 작품에서, 프로젝터로 그녀의 기타에 이미지를 배치시킨 디지털 기술과 고대 전통적 연주를 융합합니다. 기타의 목부분을 키보드처럼 사용하면서 그녀는 청중들을 빛과 소리의 음악적 여정으로 안내하며 정교한 멜로디를 연주합니다. 그녀는 이것을 화필 같은 기타라고 일컫습니다.

Un genre à elle-même, Kaki King peut bien être la prochaine déesse de la guitare. Elle mélange la tradition ancienne du jeu à une main avec la technologie numérique et les projections vidéo sur sa guitare dans son œuvre multimédia révolutionnaire « Le manche est un pont vers le corps ». Utilisant le manche de sa guitare comme un clavier, elle joue une mélodie complexe pour emmener son public dans un voyage musical en son et lumière. Elle dit que « la guitare sert de pinceau ».

Com um gênero próprio, Kaki King pode ser a próxima deusa da guitarra. Ela une a tradição de trabalhar utilizando as próprias mãos com a tecnologia digital, projetando imagens em sua guitarra, no seu inovador trabalho multimídia "The Neck Is a Bridge to the Body". Usando o braço da guitarra como um teclado, ela toca uma complexa melodia enquanto leva o público a uma viagem de luz e som. Ela descreve a guitarra como um "pincel de arte".

Un género en sí misma, Kaki King podría ser la siguiente diosa de la guitarra. Hace converger la tradición de trabajar con las propias manos con la tecnología digital, proyectando imágenes a su guitarra en su innovador trabajo multimedia "El cuello es un puente para el cuerpo". Con el cuello de la guitarra como un teclado, interpreta una melodía intrincada que lleva a la audiencia en un viaje musical de luz y sonido. Ella lo llama "la guitarra como pincel".

A genre unto herself, Kaki King fuses the ancient tradition of working with one's hands with digital technology, projection-mapping imagery onto her guitar in her groundbreaking multimedia work "The Neck Is a Bridge to the Body." Using her guitar's neck like a keyboard, she plays an intricate melody as she takes the audience on a musical journey of light and sound. She calls it "guitar as paintbrush."

Kaki King, die ein eigenes Genre darstellt, könnte die nächste Gitarrengöttin sein. Sie vereint die antike Tradition des Spielens mit der Hand und die Digitaltechnik, wobei sie in ihrem bahnbrechenden, multimedialen Werk "Der Hals ist eine Brücke zum Körper" Bilder auf ihre Gitarre projiziert. Mit dem Gitarrenhals als Keyboard spielt sie eine komplizierte Melodie, während sie das Publikum auf eine musikalische Reise des Lichtes und Klanges nimmt. Sie nennt es "Gitarre als Pinsel".

The awesome Kaki King joins me to talk about her up coming full on projection tour! It's insane! We also chat about her love of drums, writing her first song, mad tunings and so much more! Also, Nora Germain gives David Cameron advice on how to handle the pig aftermath. It's all coming Thursday!

Textures arranged to make a soundbed lying somewhere in between the background and foreground of your consciousness. Work to this! http://bff.fm/broadcasts/view/3990 12:03pm Dbs by Pilote on The Slowdown (-) 12:10pm Some Have Said by Yppah on Eighty One (- ) 12:12pm Shoouss Lullaby by Teebs on E s t a r a (-) 12:14pm Aminals by Baths on Cerulean (-) 12:17pm Quatic by Botany on Lava Diviner (-) 12:21pm Air & Kilometers by Kaki King on Dreaming of Revenge (-) 12:24pm The Moon Grotto by scntfc on Sword & Sworcery: Moon Grotto 7" (-) 12:25pm El Ten Eleven by Transitions on Transitions (-) 12:35pm Lovely by Manatee Commune on Brush (-) 12:39pm 401 Circuit by I Am Robot and Proud on Uphill City (-) 12:43pm Marzipan Children by Little People on We Are But Hunks Of Wood (Youth & Progress) 12:46pm Casanova by Floex on Zorya (-) 12:51pm Dusk To Dawn (Frameworks Remix) by Emancipator on Dusk to Dawn Remixes (Loci Records) 12:56pm Graffiti on a Sunday Night by Neat Beats on Cosmic Surgery (-) 1:00pm Bump by Yosi Horikawa on First World Records (-) 1:02pm Hip-hop Cocotte by Populous on Queue for Love (-) 1:06pm The World is Yours by Will Sessions on The Elmatic Instrumentals (-) 1:10pm Breakdown - Instrumental by Handsome Boy Modeling School on White People (-) 1:13pm Sleeping Children Are Still Flying by Blue Sky Black Death on Noir (-) 1:18pm Below the White Bluffs by scntfc on The Hanford Reach (-) 1:20pm Indian Summer by Jai Wolf on Indian Summer (-) 1:23pm Jetstream by Lusine on Language Barrier (-) 1:27pm Sweet Unrest by Apparat on The Devil's Walk (-) 1:30pm Down to Earth - Sean Glass Mix by Flight Facilities on Down to Earth (remixes) (-) 1:33pm Hold Me Down by Darkstar on Late Night Tales - Jon Hopkins (-) 1:40pm You See Colours by CFCF on Continent (-) 1:45pm Natural by Clams Casino on Rainforest (-) 1:47pm Olympia 2011 by Groundislava on Feel Me (-) 1:49pm Concept 11 by Kodomo on Still Life (-) 1:54pm Bright Night by Dntel on Aimlessness (-) 1:58pm Ursa by Floex on Zorya (-)

Emily Elbert weaves together a rhythmic funk-folk blend that is equal parts introspection and celebration. With a global spirit and do-it-yourself passion, the nomadic songstress has lovingly carried her songs around the world, playing over a thousand independent shows, from Peru to Palestine. These experiences are reflected in her music, touching on the personal, the divine, and the universality that lies in between – a tribute to the timeless, fused with progressive perspective. She has opened for acts including G. Love & Special Sauce, Victor Wooten, Kaki King, Leon Russell, Robben Ford, and Richie Havens, and collaborated with artists ranging from Ben Taylor to Dweezil Zappa. Emily’s music has garnered praise from publications like the Washington Post, Utne Reader, and Glamour Magazine, won awards in the U.S. and U.K., and attracted more than 1.5 million YouTube views. She has independently released four albums and is currently touring as a member of Esperanza Spalding’s new project, Emily’s D+Evolution. The Boston Folk Festival notes, “Emily is among the most glowing of the upcoming generation of American singer-songwriters, if ‘upcoming’ even applies to this phenom any longer.” For more, go to www.emilyelbert.com.

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Scene & Heard with Stuart Derdeyn chats with Sofie von Trapp of – you guessed it – The Von Trapps on the new generation of the venerable singing group. Also preview coming performances from Broncho and Kaki King as well as this week’s releases from the Sonics, Sun Belt, Prong, Death Cab for Cutie and more.

This week we’re joined by Rachel McCollin, one of the organisers of WordCamp Birmingham, to talk about how web conferences and meetups can be useful to both new and experienced developers. We discuss the WordCamp movement, how to get into writing for the web, weighted lanyards, prog rock and much else besides. Rachel's Toolstar is Trello (https://trello.com), a service that helped greatly while organising #wcbrum and also her writing work. This week's Jukebox offerings are: Radiohead's 'Meeting in the Aisle' from Ben. 'Skimming the Fractured Surface to a Place of Endless Light' by Kaki King from Mark. Rachel's pick has a little backstory to it, and is 'City Lights' by Will Robert. Contacting Rachel: Twitter: http://rachelmccollin.co.uk Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Rachel-McCollin-Writer/374336805975052 Web: https://twitter.com/rachelmccollin Show Links: http://birminghamuk.wordcamp.org/2015/ http://birminghamuk.wordcamp.org/2015/speakers-slides http://central.wordcamp.org/ http://korvin.org/wordcamp-brum-roundup-saturday/ http://brumgirlgeeks.co.uk Subscribe and keep in touch iTunes - http://relativepaths.uk/it Stitcher - http://relativepaths.uk/st SoundCloud - http://relativepaths.uk/sc Twitter - http://twitter.com/relativepaths Facebook - http://facebook.com/relativepaths If you like the show, please leave a review or comment wherever you like to listen to us. We'd particularly love an iTunes review :)

Amazing guitarist Kaki King talks about her time with the Foo Fighters, her solo career, plays and explains how she writes her material and much more in a great interview!

We head "down to the crossroads" with amazing guitarist/songwriter/person Kaki King, who delivers worst gig tale goods with the classic trifecta of accidents, innapropriate venues, and food poisoning.  We also delve into Kaki's appreciation of new age music, her drumming skills, performing with the Foo Fighters, how she deals with press, and performing at school graduations.  Fonts of fingerpicking on this week's WORST GIG EVER!

City Streets recount how they tour, and what happens when they do.Vue Wave 32 - City StreetsBed Tracks:Johnny ThunderSociety Makes Me SadHurt MeKaki KingJessica... Until We Felt RedSecret FiresTravis vs the TruthI Only Want What I Can't SeeCity Streets Tracks:MastodonConcentrated LivingMy Best PlaidThese Things HappenYour GhostConcentrated Living

Kaki King on IndieFeed Alternative Modern Rock.

Kaki King on IndieFeed Indie Pop.

Three years ago, Kaki King was underground - literally - playing for coins in the New York subways. A chance meeting with a producer brought her a record contract and the chance to open for some big names in the music business. Voted one of the top guitarists in Guitar Magazine, learn about her here, before you hear from a friend! Aired on Georgia Gazette, Georgia Public Radio.