Podcasts about kraddy

Joey Wisgirda (Big Joe Daddy) has been playing trumpet since the age of 9. He has studied jazz theory and composition with jazz legend John Tchicai, and performed throughout California with a diverse range of players that includes Joe Craven and Rick Montgomery (David Grisman Quintet), Fully Fullwood (Peter Tosh), reggae superstar Alton Ellis, Hamsa Lila, and John Tchicai. He has opened for such acts as John Scofield,  Galactic, Charlie Hunter, Bassnectar, Kraddy, and Tipper. For the past decade, Joey has extended his musical efforts into the computer realm, using  soft- and hardware synths, and tying it all together with a Morrison Digital Trumpet (MDT) to morph from jazz and funk to breakbeats and dub. His live performances on Ableton and the MDT are cutting edge. Listen to this program over the air, via streaming on www.kdrt.org, via the show archives, or on most podcast apps under Listening Lyrics.

Joey Wisgirda (Big Joe Daddy) has been playing trumpet since the age of 9. He has studied jazz theory and composition with jazz legend John Tchicai, and performed throughout California with a diverse range of players that includes Joe Craven and Rick Montgomery (David Grisman Quintet), Fully Fullwood (Peter Tosh), reggae superstar Alton Ellis, Hamsa Lila, and John Tchicai. He has opened for such acts as John Scofield,  Galactic, Charlie Hunter, Bassnectar, Kraddy, and Tipper. For the past decade, Joey has extended his musical efforts into the computer realm, using  soft- and hardware synths, and tying it all together with a Morrison Digital Trumpet (MDT) to morph from jazz and funk to breakbeats and dub. His live performances on Ableton and the MDT are cutting edge. Listen to this program over the air, via streaming on www.kdrt.org, via the show archives, or on most podcast apps under Listening Lyrics.

This episode we discuss the good the bad and the mediocre from the 63rd annual Grammy's, a new music streaming platform that uses neuroscience and AI to help you discover music you like, and a great conversation with Tom & Sarah of In Earnest where we discuss their new singles, NFT's and more.MUSIC REVIEW:"Ridden" - Hypoluxo"Handle" - Yoe Mase, EchosFRESH FINDS:ALBUMS:Youth Code - A Skeleton Key In The Doors Of DepressionSelena Gomez - Revelacion Rob Zombie - The Lunar Injection Aid Eclipse ConspiracyLake Street Drive - Obviously DJ Muggs – Dies OccidendumSINGLES:“Good Boy"“Ease Your Mind”-GRiZ, Ganja White Night 1:45-2:10“Like a Feather” – Champagne Drip, Eko Zu, Kraddy, KillWill  3:32-4:02“How Does It Feel” - London Grammar 0:45-1:13“United Nations Stomp” – Dumpstaphunk, Marcus King 4:50-5:18BOURBON REVIEW: 1792 Full Proof 3.7 out of 5 stars.

Co-host Mickey Ferguson joins the group today to discuss a few new treatment options for COVID19. The world of COVID19 is changing rapidly, and with that constant mutation it's difficult to keep up with treatment options. Have no fear, for here at Let's Pharmonize we aim to keep you up to date with all things Pharmacy. Today we discuss two recently explored treatment options for COVID19, one good, and one not so good. This is NOT your physician's podcast. Hosts Shane Garrettson and Cal Vandergrift dive into the pharmacy world with fun, interesting, and downright weird topics! Tune in for NEW episodes, available on Spotify, Apple, Anchor, and more! Check out our Facebook and Instagram pages at Let's Pharmonize to view videos and images relevant to every episode! If you have any questions, comments, or even corrections, e-mail us at pharmonization@gmail.com. PLEASE READ: Shane and Cal are NOT medical professionals. DO NOT USE the information presented in this podcast to aid in your own personal health or medicinal benefit. This is a light-hearted podcast that should not be taken with the same seriousness as your own personal health, A special thanks to Kelly Kerr for creating the music used in the intro and intermission. Outro is "Heart Anthem (Cryptex Remix)," by Kraddy. All Rights Reserved --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/calvin-vandergrift8/support

Its a glum rainy day and here's a mix to match. DJ Mix (Featuring: The Glitch Mob, Kraddy, ill.Gates, edIT, MartyParty)

In this week's episode, the crew is doing another deep dive in to a specific genre. This time, it's Glitch Hop! From its humble roots in the obscure Glitch movement of the 90's, to the bass music heavyweights of today like Bassnectar, Glitch Hop has certainly come in to its own. To illustrate this, Trip guides us through his experience with the genre, and shares some of his favorite tracks from different time periods, and the crew gives their reactions and thoughts on each track. If you're into artists like Tipper, Kraddy, Pretty Lights, and The Glitch Mob, this is the episode for you. If you have no idea who these people are, or what Glitch Hop is, we invite you to join us as we jump up and glitch out with Trip. First, what IS Glitch Hop? -- Start here! And, in case you weren't aware, Trip creates some Glitch Hop that has gotten some attention, in its own right. Our theme music is actually his remix of Evol Intent's "Middle of the Night", and he's had a remix he did for Krafty Kuts released on Funk and Filth's label when he was a runner up in a remix contest. One of his Glitch Hop studio mixes earned him a spot on a major show for Self Diploma in Cincinnati, Ohio. Below are some links to check out: The mix that started it all, for Trip - Special shout out to Jack Sheets (aka Mister Shifter)! Some Trip Turlington Remixes: Krafty Kuts - "Work That Body" (Trip Turlington Remix) Evol Intent - "Middle of the Night" (Trip Turlington Remix) - aka the Passionate DJ Podcast Theme Song! Steve Aoki, Chris Lake, and Tumajo featuring Kid Ink - Delirious (Trip Turlington's "Bone-In" Remix) A Glitch Hop mix by Trip Turlington! More artists to check out, if you want to explore more, on your own! Beats Antique Beat Fatigue Blunt Instrument Cheshire Disprove Freddy Todd Getter Griz ill-esha Joe Ford K Lab KOAN Sound K Theory Love & Light Mochipet Mr. Bill Opiuo Pretty Lights Samples Si Begg Subvert Tantric Decks 2 Fingers (Amon Tobin, especially) Xenflex And there's SO MANY MORE. This is only intended to be a primer list. Get out there and explore!

“The song is about the temporary relationships we make while growing older, and learning not to regret something just because it only made sense for a small amount of time.​” – Matt Hasenmuellerm We're not sure why The Millenium is hiding their faces on their promos and upcoming album cover—because their music is clear and present goodness. They can't hide that. The above single,  Midnight Bones, is the lead off to their debut record but do we ever ask ourselves? out on March 10th. Take a listen. Then seriously ask yourselves, “How do The Millenium keep leveling up their game with each release?” Guess we'll... Read more »

Darrin talks with his longtime friend Cabral “Cabbie” Richards,  who does “unique' interviews with athletes for TSN Sports (Canada). Also…music from punk legend Steve Soto. AND….Darrin and TS (mostly Darrin) get really, REALLY drunk on Fireball (and whiskey/gingers). HILARIOUS!!!!

Darrin chat's with his old friend Scott Russo, singer for Unwritten Law. Also, brand new music from the bands new CD “Acoustic” as well. THEN…..we go to the San Diego area to skate with TONY f'n HAWK….(stories next week)….And of course…drinks, lots of drinks!!! https://i.ido.bi/assets/2016/05/Show-32-full.mp3

Darrin talks with old friend Chino Moreno from legendary band The Deftones!!! Also, new music from their new CD “Gore” as well. Also…drinking (AGAIN), silliness (AGAIN), and great weed news (especially if you're in CA). https://i.ido.bi/assets/2016/05/episode-31full.mp3

Darrin and TS are at it again…drinks, silliness and life. Darrin chats with the guitarist from legendary S.F. punk band The Dead Kennedy's…talking about the bands legacy, sound and of course Jello Biafra. Music from DK as well.

Darrin talks to skateboarding legend Tony Hawk. Talking skateboarding (obviously), punk rock and the soundtrack of Pro skater 1. Also, the song that was on that game soundtrack….Goldfinger's Superman. We're drinking…AGAIN!!!

https://i.ido.bi/assets/2016/04/episode-28.mp3   Darrin Talks to her good friend Beebs from the Florida ska band Beebs & The Money Makers….talkin ska, punk, music, life!! Music from Beebs & her Money Makers as well…Silliness, booze, SKA!!!

Darrin talks with TSN hockey Analyst Mr. Bob McKenzie…talking NHL playoffs. Also, music from ME…Dangerous Darrin (the Wayne Gretzky song). https://i.ido.bi/assets/2016/04/Episode-27.mp3

Listen in to hear Geek Girl Riot’s Day Al-Mohamed take you through a quick Supergirl recap of a cool easter egg you might have missed.

Darrin talks with punk rocker (Ten Foot Pole and Pulley singer) and newly acquired bullpen coach for the Los Angeles Angles…Mr. Scott Radinsky. Also, music from the Toronto duo The Standstills. Tom foolery ALL AROUND!!!   https://i.ido.bi/assets/2016/04/episode-26.mp3

Darrin & TS ARE BACK!!! Darrin chats with  Rogers Sportsnet MLB Baseball analyst Gregg Zaun…talking upcoming MLB season and of course Toronto Blue Jays. Also…music from https://i.ido.bi/assets/2016/03/episode-25.mp3 The Paradigm (Shift).

Darrin is sick this week…slight cough, but me MANS UP and does the show anyway!! haha. Roy Hay from the iconic 80's band The Culture Club will be on the show…talking reunion, touring, new CC music. Also…new music form Epitaph band  Desaparecidos. https://i.ido.bi/assets/2016/03/episode-24.mp3

Darrin talked to his old Goldfinger touring friend Paul Shull…now host of the Smithsonian Channel's hit TV show The Weapon Hunter. Also, music from TO punk rock  band PUP. Also…Darrin talks with his resident LA hooker friend CINNAMON!!! https://i.ido.bi/assets/2016/03/episode-23.mp3

Darrin talks to old friend  Brett Rasmussen from OC Hardcore legends Ignite…music from  from Victory Records band Shattered Sun and of course Darrin & TS are DRINKING!!! Weed news, Music news….silliness!!! https://i.ido.bi/assets/2016/03/episode-22_08.mp3

https://i.ido.bi/assets/2016/02/episode-21.mp3 Darrin and TS head to Johnny's Bar (5006 York St Highland Park in LA) and record with the locals. Darrin talks to the drummer of Barenaked Ladies Tyler Stewart. Also, music from Goldfinger (Fuck LA).

Darrin talks to NHL veteran Theo Fleury about life, hockey and country music. Also, music from Canadian band Crush Luther. https://i.ido.bi/assets/2016/02/Episode-202.mp3

Single or not this Valentine's Day, here is a mix of some of idobi Howl staff's favorite songs to warm your cold, cynical hearts.

https://i.ido.bi/assets/2016/02/Episode-19.mp3 Darrin & TS are HUNGOVER from Super Bowl 50 so they decide to drink coffee only….then decide they can't break the streak and need to “Irish up” their coffee with Bailey's and Jameson. Darrin chats with BMX legend Rick Thorne and music from Epitaph Records band The Menzingers!!!

Darrin & TS act like fools (again), drink wine and chat with Ken Casey from Boston's finest…The  Dropkick Murphy's. Also, killer new music from Victory Records…a duo called Colours. https://i.ido.bi/assets/2016/02/Episode-18.mp3

Darrin Talks to Bert McCracken from The Used and great new music form the Epitaph band The World Is A Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid To Die.   https://i.ido.bi/assets/2016/02/Episode-17.mp3

Kraddy talks with SMOG records founder Drew Best.

Mimosa and Kraddy talk about music, Touring, and about the incident with Downlink.

Kraddy talks with DJ Madeaux about his new EP and life on the road

Kraddy Speaks with Bass DJ Reid Speed. They talk about what it was like before the internet, Breaking out of your Mold musically and much more!

Kraddy speaks with San Diego rock group, The Routine about their upcoming EP.

Kraddy chats with the one and only Stylust Beats.

His 15 year career, working with both rock and rap artists, and staying completely independent.

Reviews: A History of Violence Opening and Closing Song- The Glitch Anthem (The Glitch Mob vs Kraddy vs. Skrillex) by Cryptex Yeah I'll admit it's a little thin this round but on the plus side it's a shorter episode and I still keep up with my weekly updates. The next couple weeks look pretty poor, IMO, so it could be hard as far as relevant reviews go. Nonetheless you needen't worry I'm not going anywhere, and in the meantime sit back and enjoy the show!

The musician, singer, and actor talks about his approach to the artistic process.

What it’s like to be a female DJ and the gender stigma in electronic music.

Pumpkin shares the artists he loves, how nostalgia makes its way into his music, andhis passion for writing outside the box.

For this spectacular round of anime filled goodness I bring three reviews! I start things off with a delayed review of Dragonball Z: Battle of Gods. That one was surprisingly hard to review in retrospect. Next is Bayonetta: Bloody Fate, in a nutshell this is a condensed anime version of the first game. But if you are interested in the second game but don't want to play the first this movie is a great alternative. And lastly is my review of Fate/Zero, the prequel to Fate/Stay Night. If you are wondering at all about my thoughts on Fate/Stay Night I will refer you to Minisode 31. Nonetheless you can walk into Fate/Zero without any knowledge and still really enjoy this one. It's a great show, I highly recommend all of you see this one before it gets pulled from Netflix. Enjoy the show! Opening Song- to the beginning by Kalafina Closing Song- The Prestige by Kraddy

Like so many times before, I had something typed out and now it is once more gone because the internets broke and I can't edit posts like was able to before. Something with the new layout or Windows 8 is making it impossible to do. Anyways so for this week I leave the reviews with one movie as I review Oblivion. Overall I did enjoy this film despite its couple of faults. After that I do the Box Office Report and lastly there is some news peppered in there. But before you go make sure to listen to my Closing Comments as I talk about Fall Out Boy's new album, "Save Rock and Roll." Enjoy the show! Opening and Closing Song- Into the Labyrinth by Kraddy

Kraddy's one of the founding members of the legendary Glitch Mob, and an incredible DJ in his own right. He's got an album called "Anthems of the Hero," and once upon a time, he was given the opportunity in an island paradise to be a hero himself. All the music in this piece was by Kraddy. He even made a track specially for this episode of Stagedive! Download it here: http://soundcloud.com/ambionic-1/kraddy-surf-rock-song

6th show of the MCP 9000 Podcast featuring Kraddy, BreakBeatBuddha, Skream, and the MCP. Be sure to check our site for more at MCP9000.com. Also, be sure to see the video of Dub FX. You'll want to see this!

Since relocating from Cape Town, South Africa in 1994, San Francisco's Dov has kept busy throwing events, distributing records, developing labels, producing tracks, Djing around the Bay, the US, EU, and South Africa.. uh let's see... bringing all those UK breaks labels into California back in the 90's (Fuel, Botchit, Mechanoise...), running the first (and several subsequent) breaks weeklies in SF, finding Kraddy and Kemek and putting out their first records, along with releases from E.V.A.C., Future Funk Squad, An*ten*nae, Audiovoid, and a bunch more on his own label, Muti Music. Muti was started in 2002, and has been steadily uncovering and publishing emerging artists from California and the UK, with releases ranging from tough UK-style breaks and hard electro to dark, minimal dubstep and heavy midtempo bangers. Dov drops an exclusive mix on us this month, seven tracks of funky, heavy electro and breaks. This is late at night, covered in sweat, pushing through bodies so you can find the sweet spot on the dancefloor kinda shit, mostly Muti releases and pre-releases. Enjoy... memekast mk013 » 3 March 2007 » Dov LayerZ - Evil Stuff (Muti Music) Wee DJs - Base (Touching Bass) Lukes Anger - Yo Ass (Bow Wow) Suff-x - CyberFreq - Dov Remix (Muti Music) Audiovoid - ElectroNom (Muti Music) Dov - Euphoria (Muti Music) Dan Mangan - Little Snitch - Dov Remix (Muti Music) Upcoming Events: Mar 9 2007 » Ambiotica - San Francisco, CA Mar 22 2007 » Miambient @ WMC - Miami, FL Mar 22 2007 » WMC - Breaking Traditions - Miami, FL Mar 24 - 26 2007 » Miambient @ WMC - Miami, FL For more info and details visit: www.myspace.com/dovmusicandproduction Muti Releases: Current Muti008 » Audiovoid/ Dov / LayerZ EP Upcoming Muti009 » Dan Mangan - Little Snitch w/ remixes by Kraddy, Dov, Audiovoid + digital release with additional remix by LayerZ. Muti010 » D'nA (Dov & an-ten-nae) - Elixir w/ remixes by some superstar secret agents Vinyl and digital available at Addictech.com and Juno.co.uk. More Stuff: YouTube: Dov @ Mezzanine Big Dub Project (dubstep alter ego) on MySpace memekast_mk013_200703.mp3

Together with local VJ collective, videomorphose.com, AE bombed the city with guerilla video graffiti, a form of urban street art new to lisboa. Armed with a full magazine of subversive content in their laptops and a high-performance videobeamer firing twenty five frames per second mounted inside a civilian SUV, the crew of four assaulted the streets late at night with their temporary visual ammunition. Video graffiti covered walls, automobiles, and monuments temporarlily, leaving behind no damage or trace of their presence. Public spaces, with thousands of buildings acting as canvasses, are prime targets for displaying messages and transporting ideas - advertising companies recognize this, and that is why they are branded with commercial messages. In contemporary times, these are actually the dominant message, and its "pay to play". In the same way that grafitti artists retake these urban spaces and reclaim them to for non-commercial messages expressing their disenfrachisement, artificialeyes.tv "branded" lisboa with the message, "BLINK TOUR", encouraging spectators to "turn off, tune out, and drop in", and to question whether the medium is "still" the message.Check out the 4 minute video below. Music by our buddy KRADDY

For our fifth episode, San Francisco basspimp Kraddy steps up with 30 minutes of that glitchy, electro dancehall hip-hop kind of shit that no one has a name for. We eat that shit up. We think it's representative of an emergent musical (and we're gonna go ahead and say cultural) paradigm powered by the disassembly of genre boundaries and skillful application of technology. And we love how it just make a booty shake. Kraddy has been involved in music production since interning at a San Francisco recording studio in 1996, and has produced for a variety of projects, including bay area hip-hop innovators Paris and Mystik Journeymen, dance companies Capacitor and the Printz Dance Project, and various films and commercials. His original tracks and remixes have been shaking dancefloors in the US and abroad, with support from the likes of Dave Tipper, Freq Nasty, and Bassnectar. In addition to several 12" releases on Texas' Bless Records and SF Breaks mainstay Muti Music, Kraddy has a full-length CD, Truth Has No Path, available on his own Refiner Records imprint. mk005 » may 2006 » kraddy 1. Stereotyp + Al Haca - Ball Bout Murder 2. Lawgivers - Static Wobble 3. Stereotyp + Al Haca - Ghetto Rollin 4. Kraddy feat. Capleton - Dancehaller 5. Kraddy feat. Busta Rhymes - Dangerous Rmx 6. Seeed feat. Tanya Stephens - Lock Down 7. Kraddy feat. Sasha - Muertos (The Dead Dance) 8. Seeed - What You Deserve Is What You Get 9. Kraddy feat. Mad Cobra + Rakim - Rude Man A Boss Rmx » kraddyodaddy.com » nubreaks interview » muti music » bless records memekast_mk005_200605.mp3

Finally starting to come down from a mind-blowing week at AVIT UK in Birmingham. After meeting Toby Harris last summer at AVIT in San Francisco, I decided to get myself over to the UK to see what other VJs in Eupore were doing and hopefully meet some interesting folks. The trip exceeded my wildest expectations. Everyone at the conference was amazingly friendly and open. The sense of community was tremendous. The AVIT organizers put on the most fantastic event I have attended. Highlights included getting sponsored by vidvox, makers of the awesome GridPro application, scoring a midnight to 1 a.m. VJ spot to play along with the amazing Kraddy at the Drop Beats Not Bombs party which I shared with Michael, winning the grand prize of an Edirol V4 mixer in the raffle as well as two pieces of software. Really got a thorough going over by the inspectors at Heathrow and Dulles airports on my way back home to Los Angeles. Both sets of screeners were particularly intrigued with the folding tripod I was carrying. The imigration official at Dulles hassled me about not looking anything like my passport photo. Guess most folks have more of a stable look and their identification has longer relevance. The new breed of RFID enabled identification on the cusp of being legislated in the US has potential to help with this, but I doubt it would be made useful in such a manner. A big thank you to fALk and Michael for welcoming me onboard. Music: Dilemma's "sawtooth" Chip Tune.

As a new format on the blog we introduce mixes from time to time. Mixes are longer then the loops and mostly live mixes one of the blog members did on some occasion. They are meant to demonstrate that you can tell stories and transmit meaning inside the vj context. The first one of these is "Invokation des Lichtes" my second "fictional narrative" dealing with the TV as our main influence of spirituality and the confusion of ones believes and its soul/body split that can result out of it. Little personal feeling and observation. Technical details is one night shooting with two DV cameras, 2.5 day postproduction with Aftereffects, 5 minute live mixing with VDMX4.2beta2 and VDMX3 on two powerbooks in my living room as test - no postproduction work on the recording (so all live). Music is part of a mix done by Kraddy. WARNING: The file is 6 Minutes long and 50 MB in size. To view it you have to have a MPG4 H.264 standard conform player like Quicktime 7 - Normal MPG4 was not an option as the filesize would have ballooned to over 90Mb to still have accapable quality. I hope you can still enjoy this.