Podcasts about kellylee evans

Catherine Russell & Sean Mason, Laila Biali, Kellylee Evans, Caity Gyorgy, April Varner, June Cavlan, Vanisha Gould, Stella Cole, Cherise, Jordan Rakei, Emma Smith, Kalya Ramu, Jeanette Berry, Michael Mayo, Milton Suggs, Sachal Vasandani, Tyreek McDole, Sivan Arbel and Genevieve MarentettePlaylist: Catherine Russell, Sean Mason - South to a Warmer PlaceLaila Biali - Drifting Down IceKellylee Evans - Winter SongCaity Gyorgy - You're a Little Like SnowApril Varner - SnowboundJune Cavlan - Funny GirlVanisha Gould - Cute BoyStella Cole - The Boy Next DoorCherise , featuring Frida Touray - HelloJordan Rakei - Hopes and DreamsEmma Smith - No More BluesKalya Ramu - I'm in the Mood for LoveJeanette Berry - I've Never Been in Love BeforeMichael Mayo - It Could Happen to YouMilton Suggs, featuring Michael King - Along Came Betty (The Day She Came Along)Sachal Vasandani - TyrannosaurTyreek McDole - Everyday I Have the BluesSivan Arbel - Black FeetGeneviève Marentette - Easy to Be Hard

This week, host Jorden Guth is joined by SoundStage! founder Doug Schneider to discuss the 2024 SoundStage! Awards for Products of the Year and Outstanding Achievements. Doug gives the insight on what the awards me and how they are chosen, as well as explain the special awards video SoundStage! created with singer Kellylee Evans. Sources: The 2024 SoundStage! Network Awards for Outstanding Achievements and Products of the Year by Doug Schneider: https://www.soundstagehifi.com/index.php/opinion/1927-the-2024-soundstage-network-awards-for-outstanding-achievements-and-products-of-the-year The SoundStage! Australia Products of the Year Awards 2024 by Edgar Kramer: https://www.soundstageaustralia.com/index.php/features/929-the-soundstage-australia-products-of-the-year-awards-2024 Best Hi-Fi Products and Top People 2024—SoundStage! International Hi-Fi Awards by SoundStage! Network: https://youtu.be/FYH1bDPczbA?si=-w2b7pGQudQSmIfU Chapters: 00:00:00 Announcement 00:00:30 Products of the Year: categories and choosing 00:05:03 Explaining the Outstanding Achievement awards 00:05:03 Outstanding Achievement award winners 00:13:02 Music Break: "The Wassail Song" by The Reed Pittman Trio 00:15:03 Welcome back from the break 00:15:14 Products of the Year: Distinction category (core sites) 00:15:14 Products of the Year: Outstanding Performance category (core sites) 00:24:58 Products of the Year: Outstanding Performance category (SoundStage! Australia) 00:26:53 Products of the Year: Distinction category (SoundStage! Australia) 00:29:16 Products of the Year: Exceptional Value category (SoundStage! Australia) 00:30:22 Products of the Year: Exceptional Value category (core sites) 00:34:22 Where to find the awards (core sites) 00:35:31 Outro: “Jingle Bells” by TEO

Shakura S'Aida, acclaimed Americana roots soul singer and songwriter has thrilled global audiences in 31 countries over many years. Donna Grantis who performed with Prince for several years, is Shakura's longtime co-producer and co-writer. Donna praises the three-time Juno Award nominee as a "powerhouse vocalist whose artistic vision continually inspires me.” I trust you'll find this week's episode an inspiring and uplifting conversation, in which we're highlighting Shakura's new album Hold on to Love. We also talked about her career in acting, and she shared some of her experiences on the set of Schitt's Creek. Shakura shared many valuable insights in this wide-ranging interview, and you can also watch this on my YouTube and I've also linked the transcript to my website, where you'll also find direct links to other episodes you may enjoy (listed below): https://www.leahroseman.com/episodes/shakura-saida You may be also interested in my episodes with Kellylee Evans, Vahn Black, Colleen Allen, Jah'Mila, Kat Raio Rende, Cliff Beach and Edison Herbert, among so many. (linked above to my website or look in your podcast player). It's a joy to bring these inspiring episodes to you every week, and I do all the many jobs of research, production and publicity. Could you buy me a coffee? https://ko-fi.com/leahroseman Thanks! You can also support this series and channel through my merchandise store: https://www.leahroseman.com/beautiful-shirts-and-more Season 5 of this podcast starts very soon in January 2025 and I send out an email newsletter where you can get access to exclusive information about upcoming guests. Sign up here: https://mailchi.mp/ebed4a237788/podcast-newsletter Shakura S'Aida website: https://www.shakurasaida.com/ You'll find Hold on to Love on your favourite streaming platform, and you can also buy it here on Bandcamp: https://shakurasaida.bandcamp.com/album/hold-on-to-love Timestamps: (00:00) Intro (02:05)album Hold on to Love, Donna Grantis (05:53) activism through music (07:46) clip of Takin' it to the Streets (09:14) Shakura's early career, album Blueprint, International Blues Challenge (13:17) high school Theatre Arts teacher Marly Kadak (16:42) how acting training helps (18:39) Schitt's Creek (21:20) intro to Doodun (23:06) Doodun (27:01) Shakura's youth (29:20) Canadian cultural diversity (32:17) aha moment Montreal Jazz Festival (34:41) Hold on to Love (39:02) other episodes you'll like, ways to support this series (39:55) Shakura's black Russian terrier (41:22) Nina Simone project, Kellylee Evans, Jackie Richardson, Salome Bey (49:31)parenting, being a role model (53:45) Hold on to Love (57:53) Her Music Award, the feeling of not having to prove yourself, wisdom (59:50) Kigali Up festival in Rwanda (01:04:19) importance of connections with people, about Heart of Gold (01:06:05) excerpt from Heart of Gold (01:07:56) youth songwriting workshops and Authentic Stagecraft (01:09:49) the importance of pre-concert rituals (01:11:30) music marketing and genres, next album

In this 1533rd episode of Toronto Mike'd, Mike chats with Roy Thomson Award of Recognition recipient and Honey Jam founder Ebonnie Rowe about Honey Jam and some of the great artists who participated, including Nelly Furtado, Kellylee Evans and Jully Black. Toronto Mike'd is proudly brought to you by Great Lakes Brewery, Palma Pasta, Ridley Funeral Home, The Advantaged Investor podcast from Raymond James Canada, The Toronto Maple Leafs Baseball Team and RecycleMyElectronics.ca. If you would like to support the show, we do have partner opportunities available. Please email Toronto Mike at mike@torontomike.com

In this 1510th episode of Toronto Mike'd, Mike chats with Juno winning singer Kellylee Evans about how she overcame a life altering lightning strike in 2013 to triumphantly return to her energy charged performances. Toronto Mike'd is proudly brought to you by Great Lakes Brewery, Palma Pasta, Ridley Funeral Home, The Advantaged Investor podcast from Raymond James Canada, The Yes, We Are Open podcast from Moneris, The Toronto Maple Leafs Baseball Team and RecycleMyElectronics.ca. If you would like to support the show, we do have partner opportunities available. Please email Toronto Mike at mike@torontomike.com

This week I'm highlighting an episode from the archive, with the brilliant multi-talented  Diane Nalini who is an incredibly nuanced jazz singer, and composer. She performs in 4 languages and teaches jazz ukulele as well. I hope you'll join me in my fascination with the incredible range of Diane's interests and expertise. Besides being a phenomenal musician she also is a Rhodes scholar with Phd in Applied Physics from Oxford university and presently works in environmental science policy for the Canadian government. Not only is she a great lyricist, but she has also written songs inspired by great literature including Shakespeare, in jazz, blues, gospel, folk and bossa nova styles. During this conversation, she performs some of her original songs for us.  We recorded this in early in 2022, and as I release this again in 2024, I want to remind you that we're in Season 4 of this podcast, and if you love jazz singers, you may want to check out my episodes with Kellylee Evans,Ineke Vandoorn , and Renée Yoxon, among well over 100 episodes you may have missed. I'm an independent podcaster who really needs the help of my listeners to spread the word about this podcast, and if you can buy me a coffee to help out: ⁠https://ko-fi.com/leahroseman⁠ Diane Nalini website: https://www.dianenalini.com/ Like all my episodes, you can also watch this on my YouTube or read the transcript: https://www.leahroseman.com/episodes/e12-s2-diane-nalini Did you know I send out an emailed podcast newsletter, where you can get access to Sneak Peeks for upcoming guests? https://mailchi.mp/ebed4a237788/podcast-newsletter This podcast is on Facebook, Instagram, X (Twitter), LinkedIn: my Linktree https://linktr.ee/leahroseman photo: Adrian Cho Timestamps (00:00)Intro ( 00:53 )Shakespeare “Songs of Sweet Fire” ( 03:30 )Rhodes scholar, and Chinese calligraphy and watercolour painting with Virginia Chang, Bill Evans ( 08:07 )paintings for “Songs of Sweet Fire”, role as album producer (10:55) Diane's experience as a dancer and also starting to sing jazz songs at 3 years of age, also her experience of strict piano lessons ( 14:18 )National Ballet School summer program experience ( 15:49) first professional jazz gigs ( 16:57) Science mentors at Dawson College Richard Shoemaker and John Mohamed ( 17:58 )intro to her baritone ukulele and “Winter Eclipse” (19:04 )Song “Winter Eclipse” ( 23:13) discussion of her song “Kiss Me Like That” and astronomy ( 26:18 )Diane's work for Environment, Climate Change Canada (28:13 )discussion of her song “The Last Hurrah” ( 29:50) discussion of the challenges for individuals to limit consumption ( 34:48 )jazz ukulele, Diane's YouTube Ukulele for Jazz Singers, her (39:48 )teaching and performing online, connecting with people worldwide ( 41:37 )learning Portuguese (47:23 )Syncspace Live with husband Adrian Cho ( 56:00 )some advantages to online teaching ( 58:02 )introduction to song “Le Tournesol” ( 58:58 )Song “Le Tournesol” ( 01:02:01 )discussion about languages, etymology, Diane's father ( 01:06:13) singing Schubert Lieder, learning German ( 01:10:52 )turning down a recording contract offer, balancing a life in Science and Music ( 01:14:39) producing her first album, the process of putting together albums ( 01:16:34 )making new musical connections in England, joining a salsa band ( 01:22:04 )Diane's ukulele made by Luis Feu de Mesquita, also history of the ukulele (01:29:36) Future Perfect album, pandemic challenges, new songs (01:33:42 )Diane's creative process and memory for music ( 01:38:19) Diane's music in movies and tv shows ( 01:41:01) how listeners interpret songs so differently, including her song “After Dusk” --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leah-roseman/message

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Mark Ferguson is a jazz pianist, trombonist, composer, arranger, producer and music educator. In this episode you get to hear him perform 3 of his original compositions on piano. We talk about his mentors, perspectives on music education and the interesting twists and turns in his varied career. He's performed with many of the world's great artists including Ella Fitzgerald, Tony Bennett, Gil Evans, Aretha Franklin, Rob McConnell and the Boss Brass, Holly Cole and Manteca,. Mark Ferguson website: http://markferguson.ca/music/ All these episodes are available in video format as well, and the transcripts are gradually being published to my blog: https://www.leahroseman.com/episodes/mark-ferguson-jazz-pianist-trombonist-composer-arranger-producer-and-music-educator Please help me keep this going! https://ko-fi.com/leahroseman photo credit: Claude Brazeau Timestamps: (00:00) Intro (00:56) how we met (02:29) Mark's early education and gigs (08:32) lessons with Jerry Johnson and playing gigs with Ella Fitzgerald, Tony Bennett, Rosemary Clooney, Rita Moreno (11:06) lessons with Rob McConnell, arranging, valve trombone (14:37) Mark's composition “F Sharp” (20:55) jazz harmony, different roles as rhythm player in the band and horn player (22:40) Miguel De Armas (23:13) Manteca, Colleen Allen, Matt Zimbel (26:29) teaching at McGill University (27:52) Classical and jazz worlds James McGowan (30:37) Kellylee Evans, Ella Fitzgerald, jazz (31:18) teaching orchestration and theory (33:04) learning tunes and Hugh O'Connor (35:19) learning lyrics and Ben Webster story (37:00) transposition (39:21) importance of keyboard skills (40:15) Voicing chords (42:00) arranging (43:09) staying in shape as a trombonist (43:45) pandemic experience, performing on Syncspace live (44:45) teaching online (46:32) variety in rhythm, keeping the groove (50:21) working with high school students, jazz history (52:19) Mark's composition “Home” (59:51) performance skills (01:01:42) Mark's new solo album plans (01:03:03) different sides of Mark's personality as a trombone player and pianist, big band versus small ensemble (01:04:16) jazz audience, advantages of knowing jazz harmony, Alexander Shelley (01:07:04) Mark's early days as a jazz pianist, career choices (01:08:42) advice for young players (01:10:04) Vista Trio, playing with others to keep in shape (01:11:37) difference between composition and improvisation (01:12:14) staying healthy (01:14:37) Mark's composition “Take the O Train” --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leah-roseman/message

In this short bonus episode, you'll hear clips from the conversation I had with the amazing award-winning singer, song-writer and motivational speaker, Kellylee Evans. You'll also hear short clips from the performance she gave of "Feelin' Good",  one of the most-requested songs in her repertoire, by Anthony Newley and Leslie Bricusse.  For the complete episode in both video and podcast format, as well as the complete transcript: https://www.leahroseman.com/blog/kellylee-evans-transcript-podcast-and-video-e4-s2 For everything Kellylee Evans: https://kellyleeevans.com  Please buy me a coffee? https://ko-fi.com/leahroseman Thanks! I'm an independant podcaster who does all the many jobs and I bear a lot of costs as well. I'd love to keep this series going! photo credit: Phantom Productions --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leah-roseman/message

In this episode we hear the incredible award-winning singer Kellylee Evans talk about her life and some of the challenges she has faced in her life, including two near-death experiences. She talks about her upbringing, her journey to jazz, her creative process,  and much more. She is such a wonderfully engaging person, and I hope this episode will help listeners feel inspired by her story. We talk about her new album Greenlight and many of her other projects. Near the end of the episode at 43:00 we are gifted with an incredible a capella performance of one of the most-requested songs in her repertoire, Feelin' Good by Anthony Newley and Leslie Bricusse.  All her current projects are here: http://www.kellyleeevans.com/ Like all my episodes, this is also a video, linked here to the transcript and bonus episodes: https://www.leahroseman.com/episodes/e4s2kellyleeevans Buy me a coffee? https://ko-fi.com/leahroseman Thanks so much!   Kellylee Evans: “And then I was interested at that time in minority rights and representation and in legal philosophy. And so I was doing my masters of arts in law. My parents, their hope I think would've been just like most immigrant parents a lawyer, doctor, engineer. And I tried to... I wasn't trying that hard though to really be a lawyer. I really was hiding in school. My goal was to just keep my head down and stay here as long as possible. Because school is awesome, and if you figured out the path, if you know what to do, you attend, you finish the assignments, you hand them in. You do the reading, you get a mark, everybody's happy. That's something that's very doable, I think if you can just follow the script. But real life outside of school is scary. And the music industry, what's the path?” This interview series follows my curiosity about fellow musicians: how did they get to where they are today, what are their perspectives on a life in music? The format is in-depth conversations prepared with lots of research and many episodes also feature the guests playing music. I speak to musicians playing in different styles of music, different instruments, and with really different careers. In Season One,  I spoke with quite famous soloists like violinists James Ehnes and Kerson Leong, and also with erhu player Patty Chan and  composers Hooshyar Khayam  and Roddy Ellias about creativity, carnatic violinist Subhadra Vijaykumar about the Indianisation of the violin, violinist Alicia Svigals about the Klezmer revival, trumpet player Karen Donnelly about women in the brass world,  and so much more,  with 20 full episodes, and many bonus episodes.  Season 2 has a similar diversity of guests, with many topics covered including personal struggles, the entrepreneurial aspects of the music business, advice on how to practice and how better to tap into creativity.  Please follow and stay notified of all the new episodes!  Photo credit: Phantom Productions --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leah-roseman/message

Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview series with Ottawa, Canada-based Jazz Guitarist Roddy Ellias .. We had a great talk about his new 2021 CD Not This Room featuring vocalist Kellylee Evans and pianist Marc Copland .. He also delved into his beginnings his jazz, his career, COVID, the future and much more .. Enjoy the tale .. Click here to listen.Neon Jazz is a radio program airing since 2011. Hosted by Joe Dimino and Engineered by John Christopher in Kansas City, Missouri giving listeners a journey into one of America's finest inventions. Take a listen on KCXL (102.9 FM / 1140 AM) out of Liberty, MO. Listen to KCXL on Tunein Radio at http://tunein.com/radio/Neon-Jazz-With-Joe-Dimino-p381685/. You can now catch Neon Jazz on KOJH 104.7 FM out of the Mutual Musicians Foundation from Noon - 1 p.m. CST Monday-Friday at https://www.kojhfm.org/. Check us out at All About Jazz @ https://kansascity.jazznearyou.com/neon-jazz.php. For all things Neon Jazz, visit http://theneonjazz.blogspot.com/If you like what you hear, please let us know. You can contribute a few bucks to keep Neon Jazz going strong into the future.   https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=ERA4C4TTVKLR4

Welcome to the music, Amai Kuda! Born and raised in the Oakwood Village area of Toronto, and connected to her Afro-Caribbean roots, Amai Kuda has traveled throughout Southern Ontario, in the Caribbean and Europe to perform and deliver workshops on music, decolonization, African cultural knowledge and percussion at public schools, universities, libraries and community spaces. In 2015, her band was selected as one of the 101 Standout Artists during the nationwide CBC Searchlight competition, won the Best Folk/Roots award and also placed second for the Best Song across all categories at the Toronto Independent Music Awards. Amai Kuda has opened for the likes of Joel Plaskett, Kellylee Evans and Sarah Slean, and collaborated with M1 of the legendary Hip-Hop duo, Dead Prez on a call-to-action song called We Can Do It. Image: Amai Kuda et Les Bois - by Samuel Engelking

In this episode we get another artist perspective on the new technologies that are changing the industry, for better or worse. In this Artist Perspective episode we speak to Kellylee Evans, an award winning jazz vocalist. Kellylee has published six albums and has toured extensively around the world, opening for artists such as George Benson, Tony Bennett, Maceo Parker, Derek Trucks and Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings. From streaming to social media, Kellylee walks us through how her career and ability to make a living from music has been changed by disruptions in the music technology market. Kellylee joins us from Ottawa, Canada. Find out more about Kellylee, listen to her music and buy her music at: kellyleeevans.com. ... Beatseeker has been selected by Feedspot as one of the Top 10 Music Technology Podcasts on the web: https://blog.feedspot.com/music_technology_podcasts/ Learn more: beatseeker.fm Insta: @beatseekerpod Twitter: @beatseekerpod Facebook: facebook.com/beatseekerpod Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/beatseeker Beatseeker is sponsored by the Boombox Music League: boomboxsoftware.com

BAO partage ses découvertes musicales avec vous. Coups de cœur connus et moins connus depuis la cabane... Cette semaine : Johan Papaconstantino - Jeanne Added - Kellylee Evans - Chris Cornell - Ben Mazué - Nouvelle Vague Le Coin du BaoBabe : https://www.radiolocalitiz.fr/le-coin-du-baobabe/ Titres diffusés : Johan Papaconstantino - Les mots bleus : https://music.apple.com/fr/album/les-mots-bleus/1463404653?i=1463404660 Jeanne Added - Little Red Corvette : https://music.apple.com/fr/album/little-red-corvette/502098035?i=502098044 Kellylee Evans - And So We Dance (Alors On Dance) : https://music.apple.com/fr/album/and-so-we-dance-alors-on-dance/1444048771?i=1444048906 Chris Cornell - Nothing Compares 2 U : https://music.apple.com/fr/album/nothing-compares-2-u-live-at-siriusxm-2015/1436558289?i=1436558851 Ben Mazué - Magnolias For Ever (Cover) : https://youtu.be/xuuWVxc0iSo Nouvelle Vague - Week-end à Rome (feat. Vanessa Paradis) : https://music.apple.com/fr/album/week-end-à-rome-feat-vanessa-paradis/1519758211?i=1519759094  

* Entre parenthèses figurent les noms des provinces, territoires et -dans certains cas- peuplesauquel sont rattachés les interprètes et groupes.. Elijah Pudloo Mageeta et Napache Samaejuk Pootoogook (Inuits Nunatsiaqmiut, Nunavut)Katajjaq de la terre de Baffin(Enregistré à Cape Dorset par l'ethnomusicologue Nicole Beaudry entre 1974 et 1976,disponible sur « Chants et Jeux des Inuits » pour UNESCO- Collection Of Traditional Music Of The World, 1976.). The Six Nations Women Singers (Ontario)Mother Earth(Disponible sur "Heartbeat : Voices Of First Nations Women" paru chez Folkways, 1995). Chad VanGaalen (Alberta)Burning Photographs (Diaper Island, 2011)Extrait ~ Station météorologique bilingue(Gimli, Manitoba, octobre 2019). La Nouvelle Frontière (Québec)Pour Un Temps De Marée (La Nouvelle Frontière, 1970). Jessie Tomassie et Maggie Grey (Inuits Nunatsiaqmiut, Nunavut)Aqausiq de Annahatak en Baie d’Ungava(Enregistré à Payne Bay par l'ethnomusicologue Denise Harvey entre 1974 et 1976,disponible sur « Chants et Jeux des Inuits » pour UNESCO- Collection Of Traditional Music Of The World, 1976.). Buffy Sainte-Marie (Cris Algonquins, Saskatchewan)Now That The Buffalo’s Gone (It’s My Ways ! , 1964). Guy Lombardo & His Royal Canadians, with Carmen Lombardo (Ontario)Without That Gal ! (How The Time Can Fly ! / Without That Gal !, 1931). Kellylee Evans (Ontario)Hands Up (Come On, 2015)Extrait ~ Joni Mitchell - The Night Ride Home Radio Program(Album promotionnel à destination de la radiodiffusion, 1991). Joni Mitchell (Alberta)A Case Of You (Blue, 1971). Emma Frank (Québec)Scale (The People We’re Becoming, 2015). Habitantes de la communauté de Krestova (Colombie-Britannique)Land Of Treasure(Enregistré par Barbara Bachovzeff en 1960,disponible sur "The Doukhobors Of British Columbia" paru chez Folkways, 1962)Extrait ~ Annonce télévisée pour Ford du Canada Limité(Radio-Canada, 1993). Mac DeMarco (Colombie-Britannique)106.2 Breeze FM (Rock And Roll Night Club, 2012). Mac DeMarco (Colombie-Britannique)European Vegas (Rock And Roll Night Club, 2012). Ed Bickert / Don Thompson (Manitoba / Colombie-Britannique)Walkin’ My Baby Back Home (Ed Bickert / Don Thompson, 1978)Extrait ~ Appel téléphonique à Robert Charlebois(Phonothèque de la Radio Nationale Canadienne, 1970). Angelillo Et Hamel (Québec)Je Veux Te Dire Une Chanson (Complicité, 1974)Extrait ~ Radio Verglas(Phonothèque de la Radio Nationale Canadienne, non-daté). Georges Dor (Québec)La Manic (Georges Dor, 1966)Extrait ~ Le Retour Des Militaires(Phonothèque de la Radio Nationale Canadienne, 1944). Leonard Cohen (Québec)The Lost Canadian (Un Canadien Errant)(*Ecrit par M.A. Gérin-Lajoie. Recent Songs, 1979)~ Combiné à un extrait du film "The Song Of Leonard Cohen" Harry Rasky, 1980.Extrait ~ Le Retour Des Militaires(Phonothèque de la Radio Nationale Canadienne, 1944). Lucille Starr (Manitoba)The French Song (The French Song, 1964)Extraits ~ Place Aux Femmes / Radio Verglas(Phonothèque de la Radio Nationale Canadienne, 1965 / non-daté). Isabelle Pierre (Québec)Le Temps Est Bon(Extrait de la B. O. du film "Les Mâles" de Gilles Carle, parue sur l’album "Le Temps Est Bon", 1972)

A conversation with Jazz and Soul music vocalist, Kellylee Evans - www.kellyleeevans.com

Two weeks to go until SXSW and what is this?!  It's not a SXSW preview!  Yeah I know.  I decided instead to do a SXSW Recap podcast.  Since I imagine most of you aren't going, it will probably be more interesting to hear about what I actually went to and liked rather than just what I think might be good.  For those of you that want a preview though, don't fret.  The SXSW Torrent did actually come so you can check that out.  Or, you can check out what I've put together on Spotify (link).  I have put together two sets of playlists for you.  One set, sorted by genre, is the complete listing of all the artists performing at SXSW (that were available on Spotify).  It's something like 1500 artists.  I, of course, have listened to (or will have in the next two weeks) all of them and that is the second set of playlists, my selections.  It is from this far paired down group that I will be building my schedule.  So head over to Spotify. Check it out.  And follow the playlists so you will get notified when I update them.For the other nerds out there, you might be interested to know that I actually wrote a Matlab script to crawl the SXSW webpage and populate a spreadsheet with artist, genre, and hyperlink to their SXSW page.  I then used this spreadsheet to check off which artists I had added to Spotify playlists and which songs I had listened to.  The making the playlists part did kind of take forever.  Next year I'm gonna learn some JSON so I can just use the Spotify API.  If I actually get that going, you can expect Spotify playlists from tons of different music festivals to start showing up.  I'll keep you posted.As for this episode, well, you've read enough of my writing already.  Just listen.  One correction though.  It's only been 13 years, not 14.Thanks for listening and don't forget to support the artists,AaronTracklist (these are links to buy the tracks)1.Pine Needle Tea by Chadwick Stokes on The Horse Comanche2.Dyin Day by Anais Mitchell on Young Man In America3.With You by Roméo Testa on The End4.I Loved You by Alice Russell on To Dust5.Open by Rhye on Woman6.Warm Water by Banks on Goddess7.Open Air ft Joyce Wrice by TOKiMONSTA on Desiderium8.Green Garden by Laura Mvula on Sing to the Moon9.Don't Wait by Mapei on Hey Hey10.And So We Dance by Kellylee Evans on I Remember When11.Betray My Heart by D'Angelo and The Vanguard on Black Messiah

Back with another one pretty quick.  Actually I guess the release date isn't that quick but I did record it a week after I recorded the last one.  Why the rush?  Well first off, I just have too much music to share with you.  Secondly though, it's SXSW and Coachella time so you know what that I means.  I have absolute heaps of new music to get through.Things are gonna run a bit different for SXSW this year.  The torrent is no more.  So instead, I got a Spotify account and am making playlists, sorted by genre, of all the artists performing at SXSW!  Yes it's a ridiculous task but I consider it a public service.  Tell your friends.I am then also listening to all songs and making a second set of playlists of my picks.  So, get on Spotify and check it out.  You don't need to pay if you don't mind listening on shuffle.  My username is ActiveListener.  I've already got a playlist up for my top 60 (out of 160) Coachella artists.If I have enough time, I will make a preview podcast before SXSW.  That's the plan anyway, so look for something coming in the beginning of March.  In the meantime, watch the Spotify playlists grow and evolve.And oh yeah, guess I haven't really introduced the present podcast at all.  Well...  It's all remixes.  Except for one that's not.  Just listen.  It's one of the more varied podcasts I've made and I gotta say, I really like it.Thanks for listening and don't forget to support the artists,Aaronwww.activelistenerpodcast.comTracklist1.Lose Yourself by Kellylee Evans on I Remember When2.Runnin (Machinedrum Remix) by Kelis3.Gangsta (Deejay Theory remix) by Kat Dahlia (Free Download)4.Baby (Ju$tin Be Beurre For The Lulz Remix) by We Sink on Ju$tin Be Beurre For The Lulz (Free Download)5.Me & U (VILLAGE Bootleg Remix) by Cassie (Free Download)6.The Key (ft. Kelis) Dub Phizix Remix by Breach7.2 On ft. Schoolboy Q by Tinashe on Aquarius8.Let Me See That by Penthouse Penthouse (Free Download)9.Pilgrim (MS MR Remix) by MØ10.Chandalier (B A S E C A M P Remix) by Sia (Free Download)11.Blackout ft. Shakka (Amtrac Remix) by Wretch 3212.Major Happy (Frederic Robinson Remix) by Fred V & Grafix on Unrecognisable

The Show Notes The Good Ol’ DaysIntroBerkshires and Old-Timey HikingReligious Morons of the Week
     - Anti-Gay cake bakers from Stuart Watkinson     
- Anti-Muslim pork bullets from Larry MillerAids fighting leukemiaInteresting Fauna     - Glasswinged butterfly Greta oto21812 is in production!Ask George
     - Drum fills? from Steve
     - Steely Dan & King Crimson? from Rupert and DannyRupert MacClanahan’s Indestructible Bastards
     - Kellylee Evans
     - PLUS honorable mention: Kitty MaehemPFA at The Sellersville TheaterShow close .................................... Mentioned in the Show Glasswinged butterfly photo .................................... Geologic Podcast PatronageSubscribe and information on subscription levels. Geologic Podcast on the No Agenda Stream 
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