Podcasts about lail arad

Send us a textSinger-songwriters JF Robitaille and Lail Arad pay YMAAA a visit to discuss Simon & Garfunkel's 1970 album Bridge Over Troubled Water. They talk about how they came to love the album and which tracks are the most meaningful to them, as well as sharing some stories they have learned about how certain tracks were made. JF and Lail also talk about working as a duo and making their first album together—the just-released Wild Moves.MPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT FOR THE YMAAA COMMUNITY: The new YMAAA Patreon—Bonus Tracks—has arrived! Once a month, there will be a new podcast episode exclusively for the Patreon community. In addition to bonus episodes, there will be forums where we can get together as a community.The first Bonus Tracks episode will be published on July 24. If you subscribe anytime before July 31, you can get the first episode for $0.99 instead of the normal $5.99 monthly charge. For this Bonus Tracks Early Bird discount, go to patreon.com/youmealbum and enter the code ALBUM.Follow Lail at the following places online!@lail.arad on Instagram@lailaradmusic on Facebook@lailarad on YouTubeI highly recommend Lail's Substack, Lail Arad's Foggy Notions. You can subscribe at https://lailarad.substack.com/.To keep up with The Songs of Joni Mitchell...Website: https://songsof.co.uk/Instagram: @thesongsofjonimitchellFollowing JF couldn't be easier! He's at @jfrobitaille on Instagram, Facebook and YouTube.Al is on Bluesky at @almelchior. This show has an account on Instagram at @youmealbum.2:57 JF and Lail join the show3:13 Lail remembers “claiming” Bridge Over Troubled Water as a favorite album at age 106:05 It took JF a while to come around to Bridge Over Troubled Water8:33 Is there too much production on the title track?14:17 Bridge Over Troubled Water was a different kind of album for Simon & Garfunkel17:17 “El Condor Pasa” is just one example of Simon using other artists' music, sometimes without attribution22:07 Lail, JF and Al discuss the message behind “So Long, Frank Lloyd Wright”25:44 Lail, JF and Al talk about the “happy accident” that shaped the sound of “Cecilia” 31:15 Al learned why the chorus of “The Boxer” is “lie la lie”32:17 JF, Lail and Al talk about the other songwriting and production choices made for “The Boxer”40:27 Al was puzzled by the cover of “Bye Bye Love”44:13 JF likes “Song for the Asking” as an album closer45:06 “The Only Living Boy in New York” is a standout track for JF48:08 JF and Lail think of “Keep the Customer Satisfied” and “Baby Driver” as being paired together50:04 JF and Lail explain why they chose this album for this episode51:53 JF and Lail talk about their origins as a duo55:04 Lail and JF discuss the differences between working solo and working together1:03:00 Lail talks about the fun atmosphere of the Wild Moves recording sessions1:04:42 JF cites the influences behind “The Waterfront”1:06:50 Lail discusses the Songs of Joni Mitchell project1:10:42 JF and Lail talk about their upcoming recording and tour plansOutro music is from “Swim Towards Your Troubles” by JF Robitaille and Lail Arad.Support the show

In this week's episode of Hustle Heartbreaks, Galia goes right into her incredible singer/songwriter guests Lail Arad (who is her cousin) & JF Robitaille (who is her cousin-in law ish)  They tell many hilarious stories about touring, disappointment, networking, and how they work together as a couple in music. Because Galia pulled some nepotism strings, she got Lail to debut a never been heard song on her podcast.   She loves these two, nuff said!!!!! Their joint spotify list:  https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0ImwBCt8T36Sb7usASCFeY?si=4eUwBrBFQIinRjoi7BKnNQ Instagrams: @Lail.Arad and @jfrobitaille Facebooks: https://www.facebook.com/lailaradmusic/ https://www.facebook.com/jfrobitaille/ Jf's website:  https://jfrobitaillemusic.com/ "Heathrow" can be bought here: https://music.apple.com/us/album/heathrow-single/1437857822 And as always: HustleHeartbreak.com HustleHeartbreaks@gmail.com Whatsapp/hotline: +1(812)269-6057 Patreon.com/hustleheartbreaks insta: @GaliaArad facebook.com/hustleheartbreaks        

Clive Anderson and Emma Freud are joined by Professor Brian Cox, Barbara Taylor Bradford and Paul Chowdhry for an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy. With music from Dan Gillespie Sells and Lail Arad & JF Robitaille. Producer: Sukey Firth.

Lail Arad e JF Robitaille sono, rispettivamente, inglese e canadese. Una cantautrice e un cantautore che, conosciutisi in un tour italiano condiviso, hanno deciso di iniziare a scrivere e suonare insieme. Li abbiamo ospitati per raccontare il loro sodalizio artistico e ascoltarli suonare dal vivo per noi.

Lail Arad e JF Robitaille sono, rispettivamente, inglese e canadese. Una cantautrice e un cantautore che, conosciutisi in un tour italiano condiviso, hanno deciso di iniziare a scrivere e suonare insieme. Li abbiamo ospitati per raccontare il loro sodalizio artistico e ascoltarli suonare dal vivo per noi.

Sometimes you stumble upon a perfect combo and feel slapped upside the head by the obviousness of it. Chocolate and peanut butter; brie and apples; bacon and well, anything. Imagine a singer-songwriter, more specifically - please take a moment to envision JF Robitaille and let's pair him right up with one of the purest, most gently arresting voices I've had to pleasure of falling upon in ages: Lail Arad and you have what happened to me backstage at Waterstock. They shared a story, they laughed, they made me feel at once thrown into a beautiful 1950's era Spanish romance movie (neither are Spanish, btw, its really about the 'air' of a person, it was like she laughed in slow motion) and exceedingly envious of finding a combination that makes music touching and real anew.  We've Got it Coming is the latest release from this duo, each backed with their own musical history and ample talent. You will hear it at the top of the show, followed by their hilarious and frightening story of being stuck in the mountains with a very strange stranger.  I'll allow you a moment to mentally nod Jim Morrison on that last note and then turn your attention to what is new in Canadian music and you will have these two at the top of your playlist. Check them out, follow them, find them live because I did and I'm a better music fan for it. JF Robitaille and Lail Arad = beautiful. Thank you guys. Links below. https://youtu.be/dUr26Smj8G0 jfrobitaillemusic.com facebook.com/lailaradmusic  

Join members of the Man Booker International Prize panel just days after the announcement of the shortlist of the competition that celebrates the best in international fiction. We’re on brand new territory tonight as, for the first time, the £50,000 prize will be awarded for a single work of translated fiction. The event will feature prize administrator Fiammetta Rocco, chair of judges Boyd Tonkin and judge Daniel Medin. It will be chaired by Lucie Campos and will be introduced by a musical performance by superb singer-songwriter Lail Arad, to coincide with the release of her second record and her book of lyrics The Onion, with exclusive text from Lail and photographs by Flo Kohl.

In the very first of two special Man Booker International Prize 2016 podcasts, we celebrate the 2016 shortlist that takes readers around the globe and to the frontier of fiction. Host Joe Haddow delves into this year's shortlisted books with two members of the judging panel - writer, journalist and the 2016 chair Boyd Tonkin and author Tahmima Anam. Joe also talks to Catherine Taylor, Deputy Director at English PEN and Walter Iuzzolino from Channel 4's Walter Presents about the rise in foreign fiction on our screens and the impact this is having on translated fiction. Then we head to Paris for an exciting event from Shakespeare & Company and hear singer- songwriter Lail Arad's song 'The Onion' which reminds Boyd of whittling down the submissions with his fellow judges. Join in the conversation about the shortlist and let us know your winner predictions @ManBookerPrize #FinestFiction

Lail Arad live in sessio with John Kennedy on X-Posure, Radio X

This month on East Cast we take a journey into sound with the School of Noise, we talk to Gabriella Apichella about the female focused film festival Underwired, Rita Maya and Jose Cardosa from Portuguese Conspiracy about the Portuguese film event they are organising, we meet Jen Wong from Guerilla Science and Neil Samson from Carwash who are joining forces for a scientific experiment and singer songwriter Lail Arad joins us in the studio for a live session from her next album 'Onion' due for release next year. Presented and produced by Nia Charpentier, Danielle Manning and Pear Wise. Guest feature production by Julia Lorke.

Lail Arad live in session with John Kennedy on X-Posure, XFM

The April edition of EastCast discovers how The Art of Dining create a unique supper experience, we talk to Claire Martin the co-director of Mill Co about the spaces they manage across London, meet the photographers/founders of the guide book series London Independent Store Guides, get to know more about an independent film festival Shorts on Tap and speak to Ryan Buckstein - Chief Cultural Engineer of the Ace Group.. and music from The Marbles Jackson and Lail Arad.

EastCast delves into the nooks and crannies of East London, covering the arts, music and the people that make this corner of the city the vibrant place that it is. This show features satirical cartoonists Modern Toss, improvised comedy, a bike kitchen, an urban medicinal meadow, a DIY workspace and a song dedicated to Leonard Cohen's 80th birthday.

This episode explores music in East London with session and interview with musicians Lail Arad and Joel Bailey, we talk to Daniel Goldman about Casa - the Latin American Theatre Festival and their new all night event and Ana goes to an open mic night at the Hackney Attic.

Featured artists: Lail Arad, Kayo Chingonyi, Nick Mulvey, Portico Quartet, Gideon Conn, Polarbear; Produced by Zak Brophy, John Hendicott, Stac and Dannii Evans;

Featured artists: Lail Arad, Kayo Chingonyi, Nick Mulvey, Portico Quartet, Gideon Conn, Polarbear; Produced by Zak Brophy, John Hendicott, Stac and Dannii Evans;