Podcasts about king kong company

HAPPY PRIDE MONTH! For our June episode, Emma and Ann got a twofer! We're joined this month by Anna Murphy AND Tara Nix of Limerick musical duo T.A. Narrative. We were also joined quietly (mostly) by Maeve the dog.  The conversation danced with abandon through and around the topics of activism, Eurovision, the representation of women and queer people on stages and on radio, the impact of big mad costumes and facepaint on stage, and how creative people need to "crawl out of their holes" and people generally need to "not be gowls".  T.A. Narrative is a duo from Limerick, Ireland, composed of Tara Nix and Anna Murphy. The pair, who are childhood friends, have worked together under various guises, sharing the stage in Irish punk bands and touring and recording in the U.S. Starting a collaboration as T.A. Narrative during lockdown, their unique and exciting visual live show and the release of their debut E.P. 'Retro Futurism' in 2023 have firmly placed them as a must-see act. Drawing influences from post-punk, electronic, and sparkly pop music (from Fugazi to Kim Petras), they have been described as having a charming abandon and a palpable sense of freedom and joy in the music that they create (Notbad.ie). Fresh off the back of a tour with Irish electronic giants, King Kong Company, a much talked about performance at last year's Electric Picnic Festival, and having opened for the likes of Les Savy Fav, Bush Tetras, O., Le Boom & KYNSY, T.A. Narrative have just released thumping new single 'Caught Out' which will be followed by a new E.P. in the Autumn. They are booked for this year's All Together Now festival. Expect to dance your tits off. Twitter.com/TANarrative1 Instagram.com/t.a_narrative  The Limerick Lady is a grassroots movement based in Limerick, Ireland, with a focus on promoting conversation around gender, visibility, gender balance and the arts. It was founded in 2016 by award-winning (and losing) singer-songwriter Emma Langford, who hosts the podcast alongside fellow award-winning (and losing) Limerick woman, theatre-maker and musician Ann Blake. Find the Limerick Lady Podcast on all your favourite streaming platforms. New episodes drop once a month, on the third Thursday (or Thirdsday, if you will). The Limerick Lady is supported by The Limerick Post Newspaper. Support the Limerick Post at www.limerickpost.ie 

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Mark Graham of King Kong Company and Lecturer in Music Technology in Waterford Institute of Technology, David James, Country Singer and Presenter of Jivetime on Highland Radio

You may think that launching a Record Label specifically focussed on dance music at a time where there no dancefloors is a crazy idea. Well, it is, so Dave chats to Mark Graham of Irish group, King Kong Company about why he decided to launch Electric Mayhem Records this Friday!

Mark Graham from King Kong Company, and the Irish Music Industry podcast joined me this week for a chat on the show. We chatted about King Kong Company, the challenges facing Irish artists during the Covid-19 pandemic, and what the musical landscape might look like in the near future. Mark also discussed how King Kong Company ended up with their very own brand of Buckfast infused beer. Chapter 2 of The Last Of The Name can be found at the end of this episode. 

Here's Strange Brew #190 - On The Record - with gugai on 8radio.com -Mark Graham from King Kong Company & Irish Music Industry Podcast tells me his favourite song plus mausic from Autre Monde, Silverbacks, Jape, Mount Alaska, Modest Mouse, Junior Brother, Lankum, Skinner, Big Moon & Pillow Queens. Every Friday at 9pm & Saturday at 7pm on 8radio.com. Spotify - open.spotify.com/user/gugai www.strangebrew.ie www.facebook.com/strangebrewgalway www.twitter.com/@strangebrewirl gugai@strangebrew.ie

Mark Graham is frontman, trombone player and percussionist of Irish Electronica Band, King Kong Company, as well as being a lecturer in Music Technology at WIT. Pearse and Fiona chat to this sound legend about the Irish Music Industry, Festivals and his Sweet Velvet life as Irish Conker Champion.

Mark Graham from Co.Waterford has so many interesting projects on the go, it's hard to pigeon hole his creative endeavours into a brief description. Of his many talents, Mark plays drums and sings in the legendary electronic band King Kong Company, he writes for a number of national publications, has released a book called "A Year of Festivals in Ireland" and has his own podcast called "The Irish Music Industry Podcast".Support the show (http://www.annasanchor.bigcartel.com)

Nursing a headcold and a croaky voice, this episode I chat with Levi Lovell of Cork band The Big Lovin' and also with Mark Graham of King Kong Company as he prepared for a second gig at Electric PicnicThe Big Lovin' Video: https://youtu.be/D1OGzF6zXPMTo hear the podcast, go to Apple Podcasts or Google Podcasts and subscribe. Episode/s will automatically download every week…search “Roddie Cleere’s Irish Music Podcast’ Its also on SpotifyBecome a patron www.patreon.com/irishmusicpodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talking-heads/message

Ahead of their first gig for 2013, Aley and Mark of King Kong Company stopped by the Beat studios for a chinwag. This also includes a sort-of bluesy acoustic performance of a dance tune ... using Ableton Live. Anyway, 'Bagpuss' sounds great. Check 'em out on facebook.com/kingkongcompany

Mark White and Alan Aylward from electronic rock/dance outfit King Kong Company finally made it into the Beat studios to discuss their project to release one new track and music video a month for a calendar year. The show co-incided with the final entry in the series, with Irish Beats having the world premier of their last track 'Eamonn de Valero.' The King Kong Company lads, being sound and decent people, also have allowed us to included no less than THREE full tracks in the podcast. If you like what you hear, head over to soundcloud.com/kingkongcompany and download them for yourself. Oh yes, and they did the interview naked. Sure why not? It's radio after all!