Podcasts about Kid Koala

intonía: "Memories" - Neotropic"Ring Road" (Radio Edit) - Underworld; "Ring Road" (Laidback Luke Rmx) - Underworld. Músicas seleccionadas del CD-Single "Ring Road" de Underworld (PIAS, 2007)"2 The Left" - Dynamic Syncopation; "Emperors Main Course" - Kid Koala; "Give It Up" - Coldcut. Músicas seleccionadas de la recopilación (1xCD) "Xen Cuts" (Ninja Tune/10th Planet, 2000)"Postales" - Federico Aubele; "Otra oportunidad" - Tanghetto; "Voodoo Tango" - Digitalcoya; "El viajero" - Zambo; "Otra Luna" - Narcotango. Músicas seleccionadas de la recopilación (1xCD) "The Roots Of Electronic Tango" (Downtempo) (Ultrapop, 2005) Escuchar audio

I met this week's guest recently and we been yapping about dnb non stop....talking about all kinds of stuff really ..he's hilarious and a genuine force of positivity in our community. Representing Texas and North America at large, please welcome J. Augustus. He's a Producer, MC, DJ, and a highly sought-after Host of events. He has worked in various facets of the music industry, including lo-fi, hip-hop, Boom Bap, Drum and Bass, and other underground subgenres. He has been a staple in the Texas live music scene since the late 90s, cementing his talent and ability to connect with his audiences, bringing his own originality to the table. With that, he founded Quaziscience Recordings to showcase his production and offer a platform to other artists across the globe. His exceptional skills have earned him a place on lineups and shared stages with numerous acts like J Boogie, KADILAK, Jel, Kid Koala, GOLDIE, BLACKMILK, SPIRIT, Red Man, KLUTE, Too Short, LIONDUB, Esta, Nicky Blackmarket, Sango, EMPRESS, Mellow Hype, AK1200, Mr. Lif, MC ASTRO,  FALCONS,  GENERAL MONKZ, Rev Kathy Russell, Merrick Brown, Freestyle Fellowship, and DJ Craze.  The year 2024 has seen J. Augustus hit beatport charts top 20 with a strong release on ROLLED UP RECORDS entitled DEEP SEATED on the labels winter mixtape series. J has also had two big releases on KEVLAR UK and sister label K2.  REV THE BUZZSAW EP, and thethen FROM THIS POINT FORWARD with featured artists GOOD SHEPERD and MC ASTRO. J. Augustus and MC ASTROs tune MOVING ON also saw number five on beatports 10 most popular songs the day of release. Learn more about him here: www.jaugustusofficial.com & www.quaziscience.com  Tracklist below Please enjoy❤️ Back next week Thomas 1. J. Augustus - little Diddy - quaziscience  2. SERPNT - Crusty puddle - integrated 3. Legion - the future 4. Tirisfall - into your own heart - Rolled up 5. SCAR - Shadow and light - metalheadz 6. Black Barrel - system off - Dispatch 7. Order Up - orbit funk - grid  8. Nostalgia- icicle & Workforce - Vision 9. Rhizome & bygone - tension - dialect 10. Comah - Dark Energy - Rolled up 11. Fre4knc - Little things - Flexout audio  12. Tyr Kohout - Chord Magic - 1 more thing 13. Wilson - trust me - rolled up 14. SST - Fire in the Jungle - Boomslang 15. Legion - Lightyears - Lexicon Records 16. SCAR - Make em know - Metalheadz 17. Black Barrel - sniffa - dispatch 18. The Sauce - Ill vibe - the Sauce.                                                                 recordings 19. Albees - show me why - grid 20. Form/Funktion - Poltergeist -                                                                      quaziscience  21. The Reverend Kathy Russell -         Revenge of the dead - quaziscience 22. Gigan - Fever Kiss - quaziscience  23. Korax - Never Let You Go - quaziscience 24. J. Augustus - Deep Seated - rolled up 25. J. Augustus - Slap - unreleased 26. J. Augustus - A Lil Sus - upcoming                                                              quaziscience  27. J. Augustus - Don Gorgon - upcoming.                                                      quaziscience 28. ??? 29. Benny L - Replicant - Tres 2b Music Ltd 30. Blade - A Brand New Chill - dispatch 31. Gyrofield - shrimp - vision 32. Conrad Subs- Salsa Dip - Natty Dub 33. Conrad Subs - it's the way - Nuusic 34 Conrad subs - little vibey thing - Nuusic      

Nous voilà cette fois ci dans les loges de la Cinquième Salle, espace tranformé, pendant le Festival International de Jazz a Montréal, en plateau ciné où Kid Koala fait opérer sa magie pour le show The Storyville MosquitoMais d'ailleurs, il écoute du Jazz, Éric aka Kid Koala ?Tracklist :01 Billie Holiday - Solitude02 Thelonious Monk - Sophisticated Lady03 Oscar Peterson, Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong - Autumn in New York04 Preservation Hall Jazz Band - Bassin Street Blues05 Miles Davis Quintet - It Never Entered My Mind Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Nous voilà cette fois ci dans les loges de la Cinquième Salle, espace tranformé, pendant le Festival International de Jazz a Montréal, en plateau ciné où Kid Koala fait opérer sa magie pour le show The Storyville Mosquito Mais d'ailleurs, il écoute du Jazz, Éric aka Kid Koala ? Tracklist : 01 Billie Holiday - Solitude 02 Thelonious Monk - Sophisticated Lady 03 Oscar Peterson, Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong - Autumn in New York 04 Preservation Hall Jazz Band - Bassin Street Blues 05 Miles Davis Quintet - It Never Entered My Mind

Kid Koala returns to the DOD45 Show for "The Dish" to reveal answers to his firsts, worsts and thirsts. Kid Koala's Dish questions below: Firsts- First thing you ever recorded into music? First time ya got stitches? First thing you bought on credit? Your First pseudonym or nickname? First famous person you ever met? First movie that made you cry? First person you idolized? What was your first paying job? Who was your first celebrity crush? What was the first concert you went to as a kid? Worsts- Worst thing ever happened to ya at a live show? Worst bully at your elementary school? Worst part of traveling? Worst movie about robots? Worst word? Worst article of clothing? (Socks) What's the worst sound? Thirsts- Favorite thing to go between two slices of bread? Favorite cartoon from when you were a kid? Favorite Arnold Schwarzenegger movie? favorite topic to talk about? Favorite toy as a kid? Favorite late night snack? Favorite Kurt Russel Movie? Favorite movie about robots? Favorite famous duo? Favorite musical? Favorite tv or movie robot? Favorite instrument sound? Favorite board game? The DOD45 Show (Drawing Over Discussions 45 minutes with Kid Koala) Host - Tai Taeoalii (https://www.instagram.com/artbytai/) Guest - Kid Koala https://www.instagram.com/realkidkoala/ Moderator - Adrienne Taeoalii (https://www.instagram.com/801_ade/) DOD45 Theme Music - Mr. Dibbs (https://www.instagram.com/mrfuckingdibbs/) The Dish Theme Music - Mimski (https://www.instagram.com/mimski_beatz/) Background Music - Brett Fullerton (https://www.instagram.com/brett_fullerton_/) Sage's Social Media Lurk Host - Sage Francis (https://www.instagram.com/sagefrancissfr/) Question From Dibbs Host - Mr. Dibbs Announcer - Awol One (https://www.instagram.com/awolone/) Producers - Adrienne Taeoalii and Tai Taeoalii Thanx to our partners: Strange Famous Records - https://www.strangefamousrecords.com UGSMAG - https://ugsmag.com Hab Sauce - http://habsauces.com Brim of the World - https://botworldincshop.com Speakerface - https://www.speakerface.store Handsmade Collective - https://handsmade.xyz Sk8 Liborius - https://sk8liborius.com Ol' Blue Gallery - https://olbluegng.com ArtByTai - https://artbytai.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/artbytai/support

"New Orleans is like a musical Mecca for me." On this Episode 90 of The DOD45 Show #ArtByTai draws a "Transformers"' Soundwave, Thelonious Monk, Mantis Shrimp, Chameleon, "Nufonia Must Fall" T4 Robot & Peter Jackson's "Dead Alive" themed piece while Kid Koala provides us with some inspiring discussion about enjoying what you create while also logging your 10k hours. Guest: Montreal based DJ, author, turtablist, producer, composer & author with guest announcement by @AwolOne - (Support Awol One here: https://www.speakerface.store) and "Sage's Social Media Lurk" question by @TheRealSageFrancis - (Support Sage Francis here: https://www.StrangeFamousRecords.com) ArtByTai.com - DOD45.com - StrangeFamousRecords.com - MrDibbs.com Episode recommendations: "Chappie" -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lyy7y0QOK-0 "Sheesh" by Little Monarch - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rX0g02sLkT4 "The Goose Hunter pt2" by Soso - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZJgWBTKTPc - DOD45 Luvs 'song share' playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4dn8I37ew07y7aCeCs6qAn?si=b856689724da4b7c Kid Koala links: Kid Koala official website - https://kidkoala.com Kid Koala Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/@KidKoala Instagram links: Bob Dob: https://www.instagram.com/realkidkoala/ ArtByTai: https://www.instagram.com/artbytai DOD45: https://www.instagram.com/dod45w Links to topics mentioned in the intro, the interview and the outro of this #DOD45 Show: Basin Street Blues music video - mhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8ys3B2q_2k Deltron 3030 on David Letterman - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vs3_8XRYhV0 Nightmeerkat music video by Slugghead - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zX-o5C_8VS0 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/artbytai/support

Aidan Baker with Richard Baker [00:25] "Western Salvia" Smudging Backwards BW06 2012 Remeber kids, friends don't let friends smudge with white sage. Dwarf Chorus [04:19] "Bluddle-Uddle-Um-Dum (The Washing Song)" Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Disneyland 1201 1968 Don't forget behind the ears

Im Laufe ihrer nun auch schon bald 30-jährigen Laufbahn hat sich Emilíana Torrini immer wieder erfolgreich und überzeugend neu erfunden – von den für erstes Aufhorchen sorgenden trip-hoppigen Elektro-Pop-Anfängen wie "Unemployed In Summertime" über intim-akustische Kleinode à la "Sunnyroad" bis hin zum mitreißenden und nachhallenden Überschwang ihres größten Hits "Jungle Drum". Am Freitag erscheint ihr neues Album "Miss Flower". Dies wird übrigens auch das erste seit elf Jahren sein, mit dem sie als Solokünstlerin in Erscheinung tritt. Ein Grund war, so erklärt Torrini, dass sie ein wenig den Bezug zur eigenen Musik verloren hatte: "Wenn ich auf der Bühne stand, habe ich darüber nachgedacht, wie ich meine Wäsche erledige. Da wusste ich: Es ist an der Zeit, eine Pause zu machen." Ein bisschen "Urlaub vom Ich", wenn man so will. Und so beschloss sie, ihre künstlerische Komfortzone zu verlassen, in der Hoffnung, auf sozusagen fremdem Terrain wieder zu sich selbst zu finden. Neben einer Gesangsrolle in einem isländischen Theaterstück, beteiligte sie sich an experimentellen Gemeinschaftsarbeiten mit Kid Koala und The Colorist Orchestra. Und es scheint funktioniert zu haben: "Miss Flower" zeigt eine vertraut begeisternde, und doch einmal mehr "neue" Emilíana Torrini. Dass das Album vom Dachbodenfund einer Kiste mit Liebesbriefen an die verstorbene Mutter einer Freundin inspiriert wurde, ist sicher nicht die einzige spannende Geschichte, die sie erzählen kann, wenn sie uns im studioeins besucht!

Im Laufe ihrer nun auch schon bald 30-jährigen Laufbahn hat sich Emilíana Torrini immer wieder erfolgreich und überzeugend neu erfunden – von den für erstes Aufhorchen sorgenden trip-hoppigen Elektro-Pop-Anfängen wie "Unemployed In Summertime" über intim-akustische Kleinode à la "Sunnyroad" bis hin zum mitreißenden und nachhallenden Überschwang ihres größten Hits "Jungle Drum". Am Freitag erscheint ihr neues Album "Miss Flower". Dies wird übrigens auch das erste seit elf Jahren sein, mit dem sie als Solokünstlerin in Erscheinung tritt. Ein Grund war, so erklärt Torrini, dass sie ein wenig den Bezug zur eigenen Musik verloren hatte: "Wenn ich auf der Bühne stand, habe ich darüber nachgedacht, wie ich meine Wäsche erledige. Da wusste ich: Es ist an der Zeit, eine Pause zu machen." Ein bisschen "Urlaub vom Ich", wenn man so will. Und so beschloss sie, ihre künstlerische Komfortzone zu verlassen, in der Hoffnung, auf sozusagen fremdem Terrain wieder zu sich selbst zu finden. Neben einer Gesangsrolle in einem isländischen Theaterstück, beteiligte sie sich an experimentellen Gemeinschaftsarbeiten mit Kid Koala und The Colorist Orchestra. Und es scheint funktioniert zu haben: "Miss Flower" zeigt eine vertraut begeisternde, und doch einmal mehr "neue" Emilíana Torrini. Dass das Album vom Dachbodenfund einer Kiste mit Liebesbriefen an die verstorbene Mutter einer Freundin inspiriert wurde, ist sicher nicht die einzige spannende Geschichte, die sie erzählen kann, wenn sie uns im studioeins besucht!

Im Laufe ihrer nun auch schon bald 30-jährigen Laufbahn hat sich Emilíana Torrini immer wieder erfolgreich und überzeugend neu erfunden – von den für erstes Aufhorchen sorgenden trip-hoppigen Elektro-Pop-Anfängen wie "Unemployed In Summertime" über intim-akustische Kleinode à la "Sunnyroad" bis hin zum mitreißenden und nachhallenden Überschwang ihres größten Hits "Jungle Drum". Am Freitag erscheint ihr neues Album "Miss Flower". Dies wird übrigens auch das erste seit elf Jahren sein, mit dem sie als Solokünstlerin in Erscheinung tritt. Ein Grund war, so erklärt Torrini, dass sie ein wenig den Bezug zur eigenen Musik verloren hatte: "Wenn ich auf der Bühne stand, habe ich darüber nachgedacht, wie ich meine Wäsche erledige. Da wusste ich: Es ist an der Zeit, eine Pause zu machen." Ein bisschen "Urlaub vom Ich", wenn man so will. Und so beschloss sie, ihre künstlerische Komfortzone zu verlassen, in der Hoffnung, auf sozusagen fremdem Terrain wieder zu sich selbst zu finden. Neben einer Gesangsrolle in einem isländischen Theaterstück, beteiligte sie sich an experimentellen Gemeinschaftsarbeiten mit Kid Koala und The Colorist Orchestra. Und es scheint funktioniert zu haben: "Miss Flower" zeigt eine vertraut begeisternde, und doch einmal mehr "neue" Emilíana Torrini. Dass das Album vom Dachbodenfund einer Kiste mit Liebesbriefen an die verstorbene Mutter einer Freundin inspiriert wurde, ist sicher nicht die einzige spannende Geschichte, die sie erzählen kann, wenn sie uns im studioeins besucht!

Im Laufe ihrer nun auch schon bald 30-jährigen Laufbahn hat sich Emilíana Torrini immer wieder erfolgreich und überzeugend neu erfunden – von den für erstes Aufhorchen sorgenden trip-hoppigen Elektro-Pop-Anfängen wie "Unemployed In Summertime" über intim-akustische Kleinode à la "Sunnyroad" bis hin zum mitreißenden und nachhallenden Überschwang ihres größten Hits "Jungle Drum". Am Freitag erscheint ihr neues Album "Miss Flower". Dies wird übrigens auch das erste seit elf Jahren sein, mit dem sie als Solokünstlerin in Erscheinung tritt. Ein Grund war, so erklärt Torrini, dass sie ein wenig den Bezug zur eigenen Musik verloren hatte: "Wenn ich auf der Bühne stand, habe ich darüber nachgedacht, wie ich meine Wäsche erledige. Da wusste ich: Es ist an der Zeit, eine Pause zu machen." Ein bisschen "Urlaub vom Ich", wenn man so will. Und so beschloss sie, ihre künstlerische Komfortzone zu verlassen, in der Hoffnung, auf sozusagen fremdem Terrain wieder zu sich selbst zu finden. Neben einer Gesangsrolle in einem isländischen Theaterstück, beteiligte sie sich an experimentellen Gemeinschaftsarbeiten mit Kid Koala und The Colorist Orchestra. Und es scheint funktioniert zu haben: "Miss Flower" zeigt eine vertraut begeisternde, und doch einmal mehr "neue" Emilíana Torrini. Dass das Album vom Dachbodenfund einer Kiste mit Liebesbriefen an die verstorbene Mutter einer Freundin inspiriert wurde, ist sicher nicht die einzige spannende Geschichte, die sie erzählen kann, wenn sie uns im studioeins besucht!

Au festival « Montréal en Lumière » (Québec), rencontre avec le DJ, turnbalist, compositeur et conteur visuel canadien Kid Koala qui, en près de 30 ans de carrière, a acquis une réputation de touche-à-tout inventif et complètement décalé. De son vrai nom Eric San, Kid Koala est né à Vancouver mais habite Montréal depuis plus de 20 ans maintenant. Dj, il est également et surtout turnbalist : son but n'est pas d'enchaîner un disque A et un disque B, mais de créer une musique, par l'utilisation des platines, avec des techniques comme le scratch.C'est grâce au label expérimental Ninja Tune que Kid Koala s'est fait connaître dès la sortie, en 2000, de son 1er album Carpal Tunnel Syndrome : « syndrome du canal carpien » en français. Un syndrome qui peut résulter de nombreuses maladies, affections, accidents et sollicitation permanente… du poignet !Le succès de cet album est immédiat et permet à Kid Koala de multiplier les collaborations, notamment avec Dan the Automator au sein de plusieurs projets, dont Gorillaz ou DELTRON 3030.Depuis, Kid Koala a sorti plusieurs albums solo dont il a dessiné lui-même les pochettes. Le dernier en date est la bande-son d'un jeu de société inclus dans la jaquette du vinyl. Son pitch ? Un groupe de créatures qui s'unissent grâce au pouvoir de la musique pour sauver leur habitat de la destruction.Et comme avec Kid Koala, les projets se suivent mais ne se ressemblent pas, il a également signé un roman graphique, acomposé des trames sonores pour le cinéma et les jeux vidéo et a même livré une série, plus introspective que festive, estampillée Music to Draw, entendez « musique pour dessiner ».Si l'étendue de son spectre créatif a de quoi étourdir, ses pérégrinations ont au moins deux points communs : sa capacité inépuisable à s'émerveiller et sa volonté d'inclure le public dans ses aventures.Mars 2024, sous-sols de la « Place des Arts », le plus vaste complexe culturel et artistique du Canada, situé en plein centre-ville de Montréal. Dans quelques heures, pour la 25ème édition du festival Montréal en Lumière, Kid Koala va y présenter l'une de ses dernières créations, « The Storyville Mosquito » : une performance de haute voltige où l'on assiste à la réalisation en temps réel d'un film muet d'animation !L'orchestre à cordes, les marionnettistes et les vidéastes qui l'accompagnent profitent de notre venue pour faire une pause. Et c'est dans les loges de « la cinquième salle », que nous accueille un quinqua au visage adolescent qui n'a de cesse d'envisager la musique comme un jeu...Pour suivre Kid KoalaYouTube / Facebook / Instagram / XKid Koala en tournée Titres diffusésExtraits de l'album 12 bites Blues (Ninja Tune – 2012) : « 1 bit blues - 10,000 miles » ; « 2 bit Blues  » Extrait de l'album Creatures of the Late Afternoon (Envision Records – 2023) : « Things are gonna change » feat Lealani Extraits de l'album Somme of my best friends are djs (Ninja Tune - 2003) : « Shanky Panky » ; « Vacation Island »Extrait de l'album Floor Kids - Original Video Games Sound Track (Arts & Crafts - 2018) : « Five Spot Stomp »Et aussi :« Crazy in love » (Kid Koala version) par Emeli Sandé, extrait de la B.O. du film de Baz Luhrmann, The Great Gatsby (2013)« Strictly business » par EPMD (1988)Extraits de l'album Deltron 3030(2000) de Deltron 3030 : « Positive Contact » ; « 3030 » ; « St. Catherine St. »Extraits de l'album It takes a nation of millions to hold us back (1988) de Public Enemy : « Security of the first world » ; « Night of the living baseheads » ;  « Show'Em whatcha got » ; « Mind terrorist » « Terminator x to the edge of panic »« Its All Over » de The Slew Extraits de l'album Doing it to death (1973) des J.B.'s : « Introduction to the J.B.'s » ; « Doing it to death part. 1 »Journaliste : Hortense VolleRéalisation : Benjamin SarraliéMixage 3D en Dolby ATMOS pour une écoute immersive au casque :Jérémie BessetResponsable d'unité de production FMM – RFI Labo : Xavier Gibert

If you want to directly help support me in the pod work please consider joining my Patreon https://www.patreon.com/HOWA All sounds from this episode will go to those on the upper tier ! There's over 4GB of audio from the experiments I did with the Oxi one using a custom tape machine, wild analog gear and generally odd stuff to yield those good samples. ok, let's get on with the show! Kid Koala is not like the others. I mean who else gets the idea to do a scratch routine with moon river? Who thinks (and pulls off) a show where everyone has their own turntable in the audience to interact with a performance? He's the creator of wonderful graphic novels Nufonia Must Fall and Space Cadet He's opened for Radiohead He's worked on movies like The Great Gatsby, Baby Driver and Scott Pilgrim vs the world Creativity to the max. Joy to the max. It really is a treat to have him on the show. I've always been a big fan and Eric really couldnt be any more humble and wonderful ! ___ in the show the MUSIC is back ! Yes for this episode, the musical connections come from the rather brilliant mind of bossada I got the cassette of this btw and it's a thing of beauty. This is great work. Let's support the good art x LINK LINK LINK https://bossada.bandcamp.com/album/cantina-days Kind show sponsorship comes from oxi instruments makers of the excellent oxi one sequencer Here's a link to it https://oxiinstruments.com/oxi-one/ if you want to buy one with a HOWA affiliate link together with perfect circuit go here :) there's a little video about the oxi as omnichord here 

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This week, Day 6 serves up some of our favourite musical stories of the year. Tony King recounts his life serving and partying with the icons of 1960s and 70s rock; Kid Koala explains the theatrical alchemy of The Storyville Mosquito; music critic Melissa Vincent charts André 3000's progress from hip-hop icon with Outkast to ambient flautist on New Blue Sun; and wardrobe manager Rebecca Sevrin takes us backstage on Kiss' farewell tour.

To give to the Behind Greatness podcast, please visit here: https://behindgreatness.org. As a charity, tax receipts are issued to donors.   Thanks again for joining us at Behind Greatness. We sit down with Grammy-nominated songwriter and producer Dave Bassett at his studio in California. He is also the songwriter behind hundreds of songs and many global hit songs over the years, including Rachel Platten's Fight Song, Elle King's Ex's & Oh's and Vance Joy's Riptide. We have a real talk about his life in, with and around music. A former rock band singer and writer Dave found a sweet spot eventually as a therapist of sorts. Dave began to understand the process of writing was an experience he was addicted to. We learn about listening and investing in the solitude of the present moment and tapping into the ether – and how he brings others with him. We talk about quitting the noise, shedding the ego and embracing the real mystery of music. We also hear about Dave's experience in the music industry and its changing complexion – for better and for worse. And Dave explains to us how we need to reconnect again with the actual physical investment of the musical experience and with our curiosity of the unknown.   Patience.   Listeners might want to try a few of our other conversations with musical guests, including Kid Koala (ep 28), Troy Johnson (ep 48) and Raine Maida (ep 65).   Dave, Website: http://davebassettmusic.com/ Playlist of songs written: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/37i9dQZF1EFFNj4npSCgoa?si=3f517166bc39465d      

Zilla is back to wrap up the early 2000's college mixtape with 40 minutes of rock, pop, jazz, and turntablism: 1. Pulp "Disco 2000"  2. Weezer "El Scorcho"  3. Buddy Holly "Everyday"  4. Louis Jordan "Knock Me a Kiss"  5. Henry Mancini "Baby Elephant Walk"  6. Kid Koala "Emperor's Main Course"  7. Broadcast "Message From Home"  8. Belle and Sebastian "She's Losing It"  9. Nick Drake "Pink Moon"  10. G Love & Special Sauce "Love"  11. King Biscuit Time "I Walk the Earth" 12. David Bowie & Queen "Under Pressure"  13. The Divine Comedy "Tonight We Fly" 14. Shel Silverstein "The One Who Stayed" --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/calloutculture/support

This week: new albums from Dave Matthews Band, Demob Happy and Kid Koala. Also: Murray Walker music takes, straight shots, no purpose on purpose, Diamond Dave's Plumbing, three-thirty-itis, lo-fi irritants, confusion and self-indulgence, not Britain's greatest five years, the Little Simz Effect, amateur rewiring jobs, Melbourne feminist collectives, nominative determinism in 00's disco, whisky-fuelled research, Foo fears, Primavera primadonnas and the man who clocked the tripping balls album review playlist... AND LIVED. Next week: Body Type | Jake Shears | Whatitdo Archive GroupSpotify playlists: Current albums | 2023 mixtapeThe archive: 2015-2022 review albums and year-end top 5 listsFind us on: Spotify Podcasts | Apple Podcasts | Omny StudioRSS feeds: Just sports | Just music | EverythingContact: Twitter | Facebook | EmailSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There's no such thing as half-measures in Kid Koala land. Take, for example the recent release of Creatures of the Late-Afternoon. Most would be perfectly content to issue 20 tracks half as innovative and vibrant at this point in their career. Koala, on the other hand, created his own accompanying board game. For nearly 30 years, the Canadian DJ has pushed musical boundaries, fusing a broad range of genres together, with little regard for status quo. He's also elevated the work of others, from scores to films like Baby Driver and Scott Pilgrim, to influential projects like Deltron 3030, Lovage and Handsome Boy Modeling School. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Eric San, a.k.a. Kid Koala, on creating his own board game to accompany his new album “Creatures of the Late Afternoon,” why he made the switch from classical music to DJing, and how trying new things means you have to accept the possibility of failure. Possesom Paul and Igor Dobrovolskiy (26:42) on co-directing the new, first-of-its-kind ballet “Pisuwin,” the Wolastoq stories and themes that inspired it, and how they got the Juno-winning artist Jeremy Dutcher to compose the ballet's music. Jill Barber (42:02) on feeling like she lost momentum in her career during the pandemic, how creating a home for another person is often overlooked and underappreciated, and why on her new album, "Homemaker" she wanted to explore being a (you guessed it) homemaker.

"Hey, you! Come and gather round!"  That's one of the lyrics from “Things Are Gonna Change,” Lealani's collaboration with Kid Koala on his new album, Creatures of the Late Afternoon.  It's a song about coming together, about engaging with one another, sharing a common pursuit, and pushing toward something new and exciting.  For both Kid Koala and Lealani, their work as artists—musical, visual, and otherwise—is always about gathering around: humans joining together, in shared experiences, creating something new.  For decades, Kid Koala's ethos has been all about togetherness. When he first burst onto the scene back in the '90s, he was bringing people together on the dance floor. His astonishing skills as a turntablist could instantly spark dance parties, as he joyfully spun funk, ska, jazz, and spoken word records into something new altogether.  In addition to that, Kid Koala's albums have always incorporated more to engage with, beyond the music: visual art, a hand-cranked cardboard turntable, a chess set, a graphic novel. His projects are often wildly ambitious—the Space Cadet Headphone Concert, an interactive Turntable Orchestra, a theatrical puppetry presentation. His latest album is a double LP that also happens to fold out into a playable board game.  Among his many featured collaborators on Creatures of the Late Afternoon is Lealani, a young art-pop firebrand who's very different from Kid Koala, yet a kindred spirit in many ways. Each one is a creative polymath and DIY dynamo.  He lives in Montreal; she's from Los Angeles, and there are decades between them, but artistically, they complement each other perfectly. And as we hear in this episode of Hidden Track, it turns out that these two one-of-a-kind artists can trace all kinds of surprising connections to one another.  They have many adventures together coming up, including a big summer 2023 tour. However, their first-ever jaunt out on the road together saw them play Calgary's Block Heater festival back in February.  The duo took time between their soundcheck and headlining show at Block Heater to come join us in CKUA's Calgary studios for a marvelous conversation. Between the ambient sounds of downtown Saturday night traffic, a band sound checking down the hall, and the wildly wide-ranging discussion, it almost felt like being inside a Kid Koala album. This is "Kid Koala x Lealani | Gather Round."  Producer: Scott Zielsdorf | Host: Grant Stovel | Graphics: Shaun Friesen | Music: Doug Hoyer 

Guten Tag! Wir toben mal wieder durch die Genres. Wir hören 'Zeitkapsel' von Joyce Muniz, 'Gettin' Old' von Luke Combs und 'Creatures of the Late Afternoon' von Kid Koala. Der Wein kommt diesmal wieder aus Spanien und ist ein Castillo Catadau Tinto.

“This podcast isn't about the short-lived ABC drama V.” In this episode Luke does a gec bit, the guys discuss virtual concerts and try to decipher the mysterious meaning of 100 gecs name. Kevin becomes obsessed with the short-lived ABC drama V and bestows the highest honor he's ever given a song. Plus they play and amazing lineup of songs including a track from Luke's debut EP as Indie Darling. Songs Played In This Episode: 100 gecs - Dumbest Girl Alive from 10,000 gecs out now on Dog Show Records / Atlantic Records Unknown Mortal Orchestra - Meshuggah from V out now on Jagjaguar Kid Koala - Things Are Gonna Change from Creatures of the Late Afternoon out April 14th on Envision Records Braids - Apple from Euphoric Recall out April 28th via Secret City Records LA Priest - It's You from Fase Luna out May 5th on Domino Recording Co. Indie Darling - Formula (Single Version) from his debut EP Snowfall Suite out now on all DSPs Photo Credits: 100 gecs by Chris Maggio Unknown Mortal Orchestra by Juan Ortiz Arenas Kid Koala by Corrine Merrell Braids by Mélissa Gamache LA Preist by Matlida Hill-Jenkins Indie Darling by Kyle LaBenne Listen to our Official Best Song Ever playlist. Presented by Planet Ant Podcasts (planetant.com) and Offshelf (offshelf.net)

Kid Koala is a Canadian turntablist, DJ, producer, and graphic novelist. He has released hella solo albums, collaborated with artists such as Deltron 3030 and Dan The Automator and some group called Gorillaz. He is renowned for his other worldly turntable techniques, blending diverse musical genres and creating surreal soundscapes. His latest project Creatures of The Late Afternoon is a multimedia adventure that comes with its own board game.  On this week's episode Nate, Dave, Demone talk to Koala about the origin of his name, touring with Hip Hop legends, and how his music ended up on the big screen. On the B-Side of the interview Nate and Demone talk about the interesting sub-genres lurking at the intersection of rap and electronic music.  If you like what you hear please like, rate, review, and subscribe on your platform of choice. If you really down with the team please subscribe to our Patreon (patreon.com/dadbodrappod) Big ups to Stony Island Audio massive! Theme song was produced by the homie DJ Cutso Joints used in this episode Side A Kid Koala - Once Upon a Time in the Northeast Kid Koala - Skanky Panky Side B Kid Koala - Basin Street Blues 2.Kid Koala - Emperors Main Course

Get into Hololabs' Mobile AR Game SkyHaven's Beta! | Get Floor Kids on everything | Checkout JonJon's Twitch channel!OVERVIEW:Over 5 years ago, Victoria, BC-based Hololabs (@hololabs) launched their indie rhythm dance game Floor Kids (@FloorKidsCrew) on Steam and Nintendo Switch. A collaboration between Hololabs and longtime creative partners Kid Koala (@kidkoala) and JonJon (@JonJonAnimation), Floor Kids represents the pure expressionism of a form like breakdancing translated to a videogame by a primary source in bboy JonJon animating as well as self-referencing the poses for the dance moves. Kid Koala did all the beats and sounds and Hololabs codemonkeyed all of it together.We talk about how JonJon and Kid Koala came to become strong collaborators, how they ended up working with Hololabs, how they locked down Switch console exclusivity for launch and more of the game's development story. Lead programmer Amesh (@ameshnarsing) breaks down how he got recruited to do things like ensure the transition animation frames between dance moves work, and he tells us how the team stumbled onto the Virtua Fighter-esque strobe effect for the dancing specials and more! And Rob hangs out (@robtomroe - he works there, just not on Floor Kids).MUSIC USED:Used Kid Koala's 'Floor Kids MegaMix' at: 22:24, 45:59, 1:05:59, 1:18:25, 1:39:21Also used:00:00 - 'Was He Slow?' from Baby Driver OST by @kidkoala01:13 - 'Five Spot Stump' from Floor Kids OST by @kidkoala25:44 - Floor Kids: B-Boy O-Live vs. B-Boy Nugs by @kidkoala and @JonJonAnimation27:03 - 'Fender Bender' by @kidkoala57:18 - 'Hoe Cakes' by @MFDOOM58:59 - 'Favorite Song' by @chancetherapper feat. @donaldglover1:14:20 - 'The Ones' by @kidkoalaHOSTED & PRODUCED BY: @StephanReilly (Halifax, NS)❤️ made possible thanks to our lovely Patrons ❤️

It's been a long, dynamic career for Kid Koala, whether you know him as a Gorillaz collaborator, whether you know him as 1/3 of Deltron 3030 the post-apocalyptic hip-hop group made up of Del tha Funkee Homosapien and producer Dan the Automator, or you are a big fan of his solo stuff through the years. The cool thing is as we see ourselves on the otherside of this pandemic, we are in a time where he feels that Creatures of the Late Afternoon is the most fun album he's ever recorded, which happens to be his latest body of work due out in a few weeks. Combining energy, emotion, and a whole range of different moods, it doesn't take long to realize that this is a very special release. We talk about everything under the sun from growing up as the black sheep, using music to shape his future, and all the ins and outs of what it means to be a true pioneer in this game.. Visit the website: https://www.bedroombeethovens.com/ Support the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/bedroombeethovens

There are more balloons floating over North America than you ever imagined and that's probably just fine; a comedian's advice for outgoing Toronto Mayor John Tory; Canada's women's soccer team plays on despite a bitter equity dispute; after a year of brutal fighting, there is still no end in sight for the conflict in Ukraine; Ethiopian-Canadian artist reimagines the Vancouver Canucks' warm-up jerseys for Black History Month; DJ Kid Koala's live multimedia show The Storyville Mosquito; and more

A supercut edition of Industry Tactics, dedicated to the memory of Mendelson Joe. This episode features appearances by Selina Martin, Maylee Todd, Trevor Dunn, Dave Clark, The Nihilist Spasm Band, Allison Cameron, R. Murray Schafer, Kid Koala, Bob Wiseman, Annelise Noronha, Nicole Rampersaud, Hawksley Workman, Renaldo & The Loaf, Homer Flynn, Robin Hatch and more! This Friday, we begin syndicating the podcast on CFRU 93.3FM, weekly every Friday from 10pm to midnight!

Kid Koala discusses his elaborate new album and board game, Creatures of the Late Afternoon, music interactivity, self-recording, self-sampling, and self-pressing his records, what scratching does to vinyl, the night time, elaborate stage shows, films, upcoming tour dates, other future plans and much more. Supported by you on Patreon, Blackbyrd Myoozik, Pizza Trokadero, the Bookshelf, Planet Bean Coffee, and Grandad's Donuts. Support Y.E.S.S. and Black Women United YEG. Follow vish online.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/kreative-kontrol. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

OVERVIEW:Stephan sits down with the Victoria, BC-based indie studio Hololabs (@hololabs) to talk about their currently-in-beta augmented reality (AR) project Sky Haven (@skyhavenapp) coming to mobile sometime soon.Sign up for the Sky Haven beta at the bottom of their website.We discuss the challenges of AR development, making a geography-based game interesting in Canada's massive surface area, keeping the experience consistent across countless mobile devices and more.Stay tuned next week for a 2nd interview with Hololabs and their collaborators JonJon and Kid Koala about their 2017 cult classic rhythm game Floor Kids which we recorded at the end of November but wanted to make sure we got right- enjoy!MUSIC USED:00:37 - 'Island Zone' from Ecco the Dolphin by Spencer Nilsen (California)02:34 - James Bond Theme by John Barry (UK)18:55 - 'Babu Yetu' from Civilization IV by Christopher Tin (California)24:17 - 'First Love' from Up On Poppy Hill by @takebesatoshi (Tokyo) feat. Aoi Teshima (Fukuoka)PODCAST ART: From the @skyhavenapp Twitter HOSTED & PRODUCED BY: @StephanReilly (Halifax, NS)

Joe and Paul finally take on one of music's busiest musicians of all time many side projects Mike Patton. We start with his one time collaboration: Nathaniel Merriweather Presents... Lovage: Music to Make Love to Your Old Lady By. Along with Dan the Automator, Kid Koala and Jennifer Charles. This album oozes with a certain mood very blatantly. But the question is, how will they Rate That Album

Getting through flu season with Kid Koala. Kid Koala rejoins the podcast to talk about his new show ‘The Storyville Mosquito' on tour now! WARNING: Someone on the show has

On October 23, catch an accessible production of The Storyville Mosquito, by Kid Koala, presented by TO Live,. We learn more about this unique show with Programming Coordinator at TO Live, Nathan Sartore.

Could there be a National Guide Dog Awareness Month in Canada in the near future? Devon Wilkins let's us know. Nutritionist Julia Karantjas gives us tips to treat different kinds of headaches naturally. Another season of the NHL is officially underway. We get a season preview with our friend and NHL broadcaster, Nick Alberga. The "Songs & Stories of Ghosts & Spirits" event returns in St. John's by popular demand. Community Reporter Kim Thistle shares more. All glitter is not created equal. We learn more about the differences, with Bella Strange, on our make-up talk. On October 23, catch an accessible production of The Storyville Mosquito, by Kid Koala, presented by TO Live,. We learn more about this unique show with Programming Coordinator at TO Live, Nathan Sartore.

Tres mixtapes con la sampladelia única de este DJ más un bonus de ambient pa que vean que también le salen bien las rancheras.

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Howdy Folks, Poor DJ Gower got in a car accident this morning and his car is totaled. Gower tells the tale of his accident and we play all crash/wreck songs. Another eclectic mix as a 91 year plowed in to Gower and his kid today. Matador gets 2 tickets in the middle of no where this week and we talk car insurance and driving. Gower drinks an alcoholic selzer while Matador drinks beer. Rhyme and treason 12 years in commercial free as always. Drive Safe, Matador Artist include: H20, Kid Koala, The Vindictives and many more.

Le grand détournement...

Les dj's ou les platinistes (en français) ou l'art de créer de la musique avec des platines à vinyles et des disques vinyles est le thème de l'émission de cet épisode. Retour aux sources ou artistes plus contemporains, on explore cette thématique par rapport à nos goûts et nos envies. Avec : Grandmaster Flash, Birdy Nam Nam, Kid Koala, Dj Krush, Dj Shadow, Amon Tobin... Stay Tuned

In this 34th episode of the podcast Chris travels to Los Angeles to host a solo show at the Lifted Veil gallery and interviews the legendary DJ and producer Cut Chemist. Cut Chemist was a founding member of Ozomatli and Jurassic 5. They talk about Chris' gallery show in Los Angeles, how they met at the Tipper show at the Fillmore in Denver, Colorado, psychedelic experiences and influences on music, his turntable guitar, growing up in Hollywood, going to UCLA for Fine Arts, drawing and finding artistic expression, graffiti experiments, finding Hip-Hop in 1983, getting paid to DJ house parties as a teenager, joining Ozomatli, starting live-band hip-hop and working in world music inspirations, Vans Warped Tour, joining Jurassic 5, collaborating between Ozomatli and J5, the documentary Scratch, losing a DJ battle at age 12, being a white guy in hip-hop, learning from DJ Shadow, opening for Shakira, software glitches onstage, learning to craft his show for specific audiences, Jurassic 5 opening for Fiona Apple, Kid Koala breaking the line and innovating hip-hop, living with Mad-Lib, how he made pies during lockdown, his independent record label A Stable Sound, the Stable Sound radio show, going to events during the pandemic, and a gift exchange

In this episode Tai draws a Turkey Vulture & a Ponycorn while in discussion with hip-hop lyricist, co-founder of Rhymesayers, Slug(Sean Daley) aka Atmosphere and turntablist/producer Mr. Dibbs (Brad Forste) This episode covers a wide spectrum of topics including Mr. Dibbs' Circuit Bent toys, their favorite record shops, Black Thought on the Jimmy Fallon show, Scribblejam & Soundset status, Murs getting hit by a Gatorade bottle on stage, Dibbs' upcoming record releases, wearing a lava lava, a debate over WKRP in Cincinnati & NightCourt, FamilyMatters & Family Ties, Dibbs' juicing to heal his liver, the word "shit" being used in the 1986 Transformers cartoon movie, Slug's brief venture into Cameo, Dibbs' serial killer art collection, Slug's affinity for Nick Cage, head & neck tattoos, a debate over who is the best Batman, Dibbs' love for the movie Training Day and his brush with death (a second time), Slug's summary of the movie Rubin & Ed, and a discussion about Ice Cube's lyric from his track Man's Best Friend "Forget about a dog fool, he'll shit in the den". Slug also tells the story of his first concert experience at First venue with UTFO and a fight breaking out. It's was a lot to try to pull off in a 45 minute discussion, and they didn't even come close, as it went on for nearly 4.5 hours, but we managed to edit it down to an hour and 45 minutes. Enjoy. Sophie's Choice questions from this episode include: Lamb of God or God Loves Ugly? Prince or Prince Paul? Blag Flag or Black Sabbath? Mos Def or Def Leppard? Blackalicious or Black Thought? Motorhead or Portishead? WKRP or Night Court? Family Ties or Family Matters? Punky Brewster or Silver Spoons? Voltron or Transformers? Diff'rent Strokes or Facts of Life? Rodney-O or Type O? Gang Starr or Mazzy Star? Megadeth or Napalm Death? Kool Herc or Kool Keith? Bikini Kill or Thrill Kill Cult? Goodie Mob or Mobb Deep? Ol' Dirty or Dirty Rotten Imbeciles? MC Shan or MC5? Suicide or Suicidal Tendencies? Dice Raw or Rah Digga? E-40 or UB40? Maxi Priest or Judas Priest? Anthrax or Axle Rose? Rancid or Sid Vicious? MC Breed or Hatebreed? Kid Frost or Kid Koala? Shaq or Brian Austin Green? Shaq or Shia Labeouf? Das EFX or NOFX? Buck 65 or Buc Fifty? Buck Rogers or Uncle Buck? Deftones or Tone Loc? Prints of the Ponycorn Two-Step & Vulture on the Edge drawings available here Tai's shirt in this episode: Quiet Riot "Metal Health" Pertinent links from the episode: Mr. Dibbs official website Rhymesayers Entertainment Mr. Dibbs interview on the Bastard Sermon Podcast Atmosphere Tai's tv show 3.2 Percent segment on Atmosphere from 2003 Theme music by Nalei from her debut album "13" --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/artbytai/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/artbytai/support

On Episode 6 of Original School I'm digging in the crates and discussing tracks from legends like Mulatu Astatke, Django Reinhardt, Gang Starr, Buddy Rich, Dj Quik, Kid Koala, The Pharcyde, DJ Krush, Herbie Hancock, Queen Latifah, Teddy Pendergrass, and more!Tune in every day at 1PM West Coast or 4PM East Coast via the link at loflyradio.com and professorping.com - and catch previous episodes via podcast at Amazon Music, Deezer, and Mixcloud! Just search for "Original School with Professor Ping".Hosted by Professor Ping, Original School uncovers the tracks that made hip hop history!

Originally recorded on February 29, 2020, the debut episode of TNT discusses the debut album by the hip hop supergroup Deltron 3030 (Del the Funky Homosapien, Dan the Automator, and Kid Koala), "Deltron 3030," which was released on May 23, 2000 by 75 Ark.

DJ Jester the Filipino Fist has toured with Of Montreal, MGMT, Kid Koala, Third Eye Blind and as the official DJ for Grand Buffet. His creativity behind the turntables & willingness to have fun has led to a collab with Money Mark. This episode is dedicated to the memory of ST Shimi. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/era1979/support

This week in community radio... we mixed it up again! For no reason and completely unplanned, we both decided to do a bit of a theme hour.Hour one sees Paul dig into his extensive record collection to give an airing to the purchases he's managed to sneak past his better half.Hour two is a much more low-key affair with Steve playing downtempo music in the style of Kid Koala's "Music to Draw To" sessions.Hope you like it, don't let us know which hour you prefer as that'll make one of us upset.You can also get in touch to ask for request or shout-out at;nighttrain93.2[at]gmail[dot]com or https://www.twitter.com/RadioNightTrain on the tweets.To experience the show (sorta) live n direct.. tune into Sheffield Live, Sundays 9pm-11pm on 93.2FM, via the TuneIn Radio App or www.sheffieldlive.orgSHOW NOTESKid Koala's Music To Draw To streamhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ie5tv3k3u8

On this episode of WART Radio, Deku Skrub hits the Switch Jams a second time! 2 hours of more great Switch tunes!  Let's get snapping! www.nintendomainpodcast.com   Song list: 1:07 SoccerSlammers: Title Theme Composed by Unknown 3:52 Mutant League Football: Theme Composed by Brian Schmidt Covered by Sykodx469 6:23 Enter the Gungeon: Gungeon Up Gungeon Down Composed by Doseone 9:43 Floor Kids: Lazer Tag Composed by Kid Koala 12:04 Taiko No Tatsujin: Splatoon Composed by Toru Minegishi or Shiho Fujii 14:16 Just Shaped and Beats: Corrupted Composed by Danimal Cannon and Zef 20:33 Pocket Rumble: Keiko Stage Composed by Ash Wednesday 23:51 Bloodstained Curse of the Moon: Level 3 (The Brilliant Void) Composed by Michiru Yamane 28:06 The Messenger: To Break the Curse (Music Box) Composed by Rainbowdragoneyes 30:09 Mulaka: The Corrupted Bullfrog Composed by Lienzo 34:57 Octopath Traveler: Battle Theme Composed by Yasunori Nishiki 38:15 Ys VIII: Night Survivor  Composed by Falcom Sound Team 40:11 Valkyria Chronicles 4: Childhood Friends Composed by Hitoshi Sakamoto 42:51 Arms: Ramen Bowl (Min Min Stage) Composed by Atsuko Asahi or Yasuaki Iwata 46:38 Splatoon 2: Ver 4.0 Trailer Composed by Toru Minegishi, Ryo Nagamatsu, or Shiho Fujii 48:13 Snipperclips: Retro Reboot B Composed by Calum Bowen 55:17 Puyo Puyo Tetris: Across the Distant Space Composed by Hideki Abe 58:22 Tumbleseed: Cure  Composed by Joel Corelitz 1:03:10 Blossom Tales: Runestone Temple Composed by Visager 1:04:44 River City Rampage: Running Around Composed by Kazuo Sawa 1:08:12 Double Dragon: Black Warrior's Hideout Mission 4 Composed by Kazunaka Yamane 1:09:57 Undertale: Dummy Composed by Toby Fox 1:12:23 Street Fighter 2: Ryu's Theme Composed by Yoko Shimimura 1:14:56 Overcooked 2: Map Composed by Oliver Wood 1:17:17 Shantae and The Pirate's Curse: Arctic Justice (Frostbite Island) Composed by Jake Kaufman 1:21:12 Runner 3: Cogs and Jogs Composed by Matthew Hardwood 1:23:45 Yoku's Island Express: Flight of the Space Monks Composed by Jesse Harlin 1:27:05 Mega Man X: Spark Mandrill Composed by Makoto Tomozawa 1:28:52 Armored Warriors: Win Back Composed by Takayuki Iwai 1:31:33 Captain Commando: Stage 5 (Sea Port) Composed by Masaki Izutani 1:33:38 Morphie's Law: Title Theme Composed by Unknown 1:35:17 Batman The Telltale Series: Tech Composed by Jared Emerson-Johnson 1:37:47 Dead Cells: The Ramparts Composed by Yoann Laulan 1:44:39 Into the Breach: Old War Machines Composed by Ben Prunty 1:47:50 Shining Resonance Refrain: Ryuujingar Composed by Junpei Fujita, Evan Call, Hitoshi Fujima, Tomohiro Kita 1:50:03 Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild: Dark Beast Ganon Composed by Manaka Kataoka, Yauaki Iwata, Hajime Wakai 1:55:33 Super Mario Odyssey: Honeylune Ridge Escape (Japanese) Composed by Naoto Kubo, Shiho Fujii, Koji Kondo        

Selections from some of my favorite beat masters. Featuring tracks from DJ Romanowski, J Dilla, Rob Swift and Kid Koala among others....check it out!

Melodic, laid-back beats dominate this week’s mix. Featured within are a pair of new singles out on Ghostly, courtesy of Lusine and Geotic. Both have forthcoming LPs worth getting excited about. Kid Koala collaborates with Emiliana Torrini with mesmerizing results, Clarian drops a great new single for Kompakt, and Crackazat injects some more energy into […]

In the season two premiere of Live Music Thursday, we present the hip-hop fantasy supergroup Deltron 3030 (including Del The Funky Homosapien, Dan The Automator and Kid Koala) performing their song "City Rising From The Ashes" in a session for Sound Opinions.