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feeder sound premiere: CNTRL - BRTHN EP (incl. Oscar Jones & Rupert Hartick) [Leftback Intercities] The next release from Leftback's digital sub-label, Leftback Intercities, is a unique collaboration. @cntrlcntrl, @oscarjonesmusic, and @rupert-hartick have joined forces to create the EP "BRTHN". Discover more: https://www.feeder.ro/2024/06/12/cntrl-leftback-intercities/ Artwork: James Micallef Mastering: @playmastering

We head to North Carolina where a trio blooms out of a larger collective to become one of the biggest "if you know, you know" acts of the 00s: Little Brother with Phonte, Big Pooh and for a time, 9th Wonder.TIMESTAMPS:Weekly Music Roundup - (0:52)Ben:Rapsody - Please Don't CryMach-Hommy - #RICHHAXXHAITIANA Boogie - Better off AloneRio Da Yung OG - Rio Circa 2020Cities Aviv - Bernadette LeakShooterGang Kony - OPPS CAN'T HAVE FUNThom Yorke - ConfidenzeCharlie:Nigel Hall & DJ Harrison - The Burning Bush: A Journey Through the Music of Earth, Wind & FireMumu Fresh - The HealingKamaiyah - Figuring Out My EmotionsRapsody - Please Don't CryHit-Boy & Jay 305 - DON'T WAIT UNTIL I DIEVinocio - HorizonteBlu - abcTerrace Martin - Grounded Topic Intro/Ben's Research House - (15:37)The Listening - (24:56)The Minstrel Show - (33:13)Getback - (43:15)Leftback - (51:35)May the Lord Watch - (57:51)Lighter Note - (1:06:07) Thanks for listening. Below are the Social accounts for all parties involved.Music - "Pizza And Video Games" by Bonus Points (Thanks to Chillhop Music for the right to use)HHBTN (Twitter & IG) - @HipHopNumbers5E (Twitter & IG) - @The5thElementUKChillHop (Twitter) - @ChillhopdotcomBonus Points (Twitter) - @BonusPoints92Other Podcasts Under The 5EPN:"What's Good?" W/ Charlie TaylorIn Search of SauceBlack Women Watch...5EPN RadioThe Beauty Of Independence

Mortalyf - Old Country (original mix) [Leftback Intercities] - LBIC015 “The EP progresses from immersive dark rollers into dancefloor laden groovers which show the @leftbackrecords honchos diversity, topped off with a super stripped flip from A-Bril.” – @Mortalyf Discover more: https://www.feeder.ro/2024/03/19/mortalyf-leftback/

Johnny, Matt, and Pedro talk about the latest news. David Dein on Arteta dissent Kai at leftback Moving on midfielders Ivan Toney: is he him? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Kish and Alfred go back to back to try and decide who is the next left-back prospect to breakout. They've each picked one player who they believe to be the next big thing:   Alfred takes Patrick Dorgu - US Lecce Kish takes Valentín Barco - Boca Juniors   Follow Alfred at @Driver_icee on X Follow Kish at @rondo_reports on X   Read all the football stories across the top leagues and clubs at getfootball.eu/linktree/

Empat is defining the fusion between the heavy-bass minimal sound and the micro-house influence, with a steady and raw bassline, rhyhms that emphasize his experimental approach. His style can be very different from a track to another one. As a DJ, he is very diverse and playful. He loves to merge the past and the present in his DJ sets, playing tracks that are 30 years old to the newest tunes available on the digital stores. He is a Romanian DJ from Bucharest who started producing tracks in 2015. Since then, he has released music on labels such as Tzinah, Leftback, Baile Musik, Vivus Records, Verbreiten and many others. Keep an eye on Empat: https://soundcloud.com/empat0202 https://www.facebook.com/Empat02 https://ra.co/dj/empat https://empat.bandcamp.com Listen to more electronic music on Intaresu https://intaresu.com

The LeftBack FPL crew are back! A pre-season special looking ahead of gameweek 1 while debating our initial selections from the 100m budget. It's a full house with pundits Jimmy Ferguson, Neel Van Djik, Captain Russ, Rikki Pellegrini and Patrick Vieira. We discuss the latest transfers, pre-season form along with the differential players conundrum. You will hear all the latest tips on which FPL assets we're betting on ahead of the new season - enjoy!

Greetings, bonjour what's happeningAnother week, yes indeed. So I've been home most of this week, ostensibly because of the rail-strikes but then I went and got COVID, again. Yea, COVID, who remembers that?I must have a mild-form of it because, touchwood, it's not been too bad, just a bit tired and throaty; bit of a headache. Seemingly spent a large of chunk of yesterday keeping an unsociable distance from my wife and scrolling on my phone. I'm not much of a scroller, normally more of a YouTube Video-Clicker-type. Seems a lot of people I vaguely know are at Glastonbury, having a decent time of it.Anyway, felt pretty unhealthy after a good-day of doing that and it reminded me how easily I succumb to unstructured behaviour and how it makes me feel; rarely good. A couple of emails I needed to reply too and this little blog, was enough motivation for me to get off my arse and do something. There's a fair amount going on right now, which requires my attention and sweeping it under the rug because of a bit of COVID is not going to do me any favours and it's not like I'm doing any back-breaking labour. But self-care, Paul? Relax, I might have a Twix.Speaking of labour and work, I had to cancel two of my regular gigs this week due to the train-strike, which I don't get paid for but I'm happy to forgo that. Large-up the strikers; from what I gather striking is a last resort, best of luck to them. I've been enjoying seeing clips of Mick Lynch talking on the telly. A lot of modern, mainstream-politics, seems to me to just rely on window-dressing via tokenistic policies and meaningless platitudes. It's refreshing to see a bit of genuine pushback, with someone that doesn't sound like a PR auto-bot, with real-world-results. A timely reminder to Labour, perhaps, about who they've been ignoring, for the last thirty years or so?But we crack on. Amidst price hikes, wars and stagnating wages, we crack on. What else do we do? Sit on our blowers, mindlessly scrolling? No Thanks.So this weeks writing-offering is the piece I mentioned last week about chairs. I like a good chair It's in slightly better shape than it was but I'm still sure not sure about it, so I welcome any feedback. I've also tagged on a song at the end. Something that I recorded with my good pal Conrad Murray about ten years ago, who produced it.If this blog was partly about me pushing myself, I should be including music in that. I've been making music for a long time now but aside from that theatre stuff and the odd gig, I've largely kept it separate. Mainly because I overthink how people will react to it, as if there's not enough overlap between the two worlds and they'll think it's weird; when really, who cares? Silly, I know. Fear of other people's opinions is something that's always held me back. Be brave, clench fists, as Mike Skinner said.All this is in preparation for an EP that I've entirely self-produced; that I hope to have released by the autumn. I plan to start drip-feeding some of the music into this. One of the tracks is already out, you can hear it here. Because, Why not?  The song is called Another Day, you can stream it on HERESo that's it for this week, bit long-winded I know.Despite these turbulent times, I hope you all have a decent weekendPeas and tatersPaulCHAIR WARSThe set up for our form-tutor was three rows.Single-desk-row on the sidesDouble desk-row in the middleOur little firm hugged the first four desks on theRight-hand-side if you were facingthe front of the class, where MrsKhan sat, our tutorKells and Luko held the front deskMe and Gary the secondRam and Rhino sat behindShane and Danny at the backWe held it down during registration and theother random tutor group things we occasionallyhad to do like PSHE, whatever that wasThis and PE were probably the only timemixed ability kids, actually mixedgearing us up for the futureMrs Kahn was the form tutorFairly stern but liked a calm class, with the occasional giggleThere was never any set places for anyone to sit atNo formalised desk plan, we were year 11'sWith a gnat's eyelash of independenceTechnically, you could sit where you wanted, technicallyThe whole tutor-group seemed to tick to have theirpreferred spots and stuck to themThe prime real estate was the bottom leftBack of the classyou had the windows for a good-look-outI liked a good-look-out the windowThe back unit which you could lean onOr leave your bag onIt was a sweet-spotThis highly value piece of landwas held by a crew of girls who were legionabout 8 of themin any other lesson they wouldn't be sat at the back of the classThey were all nice girls and high-achieversBack of the class was for tough kidsAnd nobs, like meWho weren't tough butStill mucked aboutUntil we got told offBut occasionally gave a bit ofLip back to teachers.I wasn't happy about these unwritten rulesNo where was it stated that we had a seating planMrs Khan didn't roll like thatShe valued that gnat's eyelash of independence weWere afforded, as did we, as did ITechnically, you could sit where you wanted, technicallyYet we all fell into lineI've always questioned thingsI'm an ideas guyI felt it unfair the girls had a monopoly on that timeshareIt was only fair that us boys should share itShare and share alike andMaybe don't give it backOnce obtainedIt was out timeAction needed to be takenI called it onI said' listen boys, we should take that space'‘Tomorrow, we'll get into class early'‘And claim it as ours'So when the girls arrive, we'll already be camped-outFirmed up, having changed the locks, like squatters butWith the impact of revolutionaries but importantlyDone legally, we'd just be asserting our rightsBecause, technically, you could sit where you wanted, technicallyNext morning I arrivednervous but cocky but scared and ultimately unsure what I was doingpretty-much a default position for meat any point during my lifecounting on the support of my peers butnot guaranteed of itJust another dayGary arriveshe held a lot more weight than mePeople respected him moreHe wore Kickers and a Kappa puffa-jacketI had imitation Kickers and an Esinegger jacketBarely respectableBut sometimes Gary listened to me, sometimesThe girls-group all travelled in from the same placeTheir bus was nearly always lateSo we had time on our sideMe and Gary nodded headspicked up our bagsWe made our moveknowing that when the other boys arriveThe takeover would be completeBowled over like heroes thatNo-one had noticedPlonked my backback on the back shelf unitHad a good gawp out the windowThe world looked a grey sheen of finePut my feet up on the chair next to meBreathed the airtasted the momentIt tasted good butIt didn't feel rightButterflies?Felt wrongBut what was wrong?Technically, you could sit anywhere you wanted, technicallyWe got a couple of looks from the other people in the classNo one said nothing thoughProbably because Gary was thereBut we held it downIt was oursRhino and Ramo arrive in the doorThey clock us, then looked awayAnd sat in their usual seatsI felt a feeling rise within that wasn't t niceLike I‘d been dis-respectedA familiar feelingI casually smiled likeI hadn't noticed itJust butterfliesJust butterflies‘pussies' I said‘Don't worry Gary they'll be over in a minute'Gary looked non-plussed either wayI think he was just enjoying something differentKells and Luko arrivedPeople were scared of KellsHe wasn't scared of teachersOften disruptiveDidn't care much for orderHe was cerited to join the rankshe looked at us, then looked awayKells. How?!Like the other twoI called him a pussyBut kept it to myselfMy sense of fairness didn't extend to mates whoCould chin-meThe girls arrived in the doorThe moment of reckoningStay strongThey came in force and stormedThe bottom corner of the classoutragedkicking off straight awayOne of them tried to grab my bagI pulled it to my chest and retreated my legs from the back unit‘ can see sit where we want', I said‘Free country' without any understanding ofWhat that meantOne of the other girls was pulling on the sleevs of Gary's puffaHe no longer looked amused with it allWith just one scowl the girl then backed-offThen they turned their attention to meI tried a Gary-like-scowlPretty sure that girl I aimed it at laughedI could feel myself wiltingHeld onThey then deployed their greatest weapon andprotested to Mrs Kahnwith the fervour of student activists with theright accent and vocabularyMrs Kahn looked up at usThen back down at her registerSighedAnd ordered us back to our seatsI protested to Mrs KhanAsserting some reason‘Technically, we can sit where we want. Technically'‘It's not fair miss'Mrs Khan waved away my pathetic protestMy dignity, my human right to free expressionAnd the right to sit where I wanted in the tutor groupWith a casual authoritarian overrideNo one coming to my rescueThough deep down I was sure they all agreed‘Na, I'm not going' I saidEven though I knew I was goingMrs Kahn stands up‘Stop wasting my bloody time, you silly boys'My face goes redPicked up my bag, pushed further into my chestI took one last look out of that glorious windowAnd trudged back to my usual deskThe other boys looking at meI smiled to hide the humiliationKells grinned at me, turned to Luko andmade a wanker signRam and Rhino said nothingOur revolution was short-livedGary looks at me, ‘you nob, thatWas never gonna work' he saysBu technically, you can sit anywhere, technically‘just shut-up man' he saysMrs Kahn calls the registerI put my head on my bagDeflatedKells turns round and laughs at me‘You wanker' he saysI never was a leaderI had the ideas but lacked the executionbut a permanent point to provelike a car, a destination but no driving skillsI had drive, thoughJust a shame it was all as usefulAs that cheap pencil with a foreverBreaking-tip, that sat in the inside-pocket ofMy school blazer This is a public episode. 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The LeftBack FPL crew are back for a Christmas Special looking ahead to the festive season. It's a full house with pundits Jimmy Ferguson, Neel Van Djik, Captain Russ, Rikki Pellegrini and Sean the John McGinn fanboy even makes an appearance at the end! We discuss the current covid fixture challenges along with the latest highlights and differential players conundrum. You will hear all the latest tips on which FPL assets we're betting on ahead of the busy festive period - enjoy and Merry Christmas to our fans!!!

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Hello Colorado Rapids fans! This week on Holding The High Line, Rabbi and Red are hyped for the Colorado Rapids three game winning streak. We banter about the MLS player salaries info dropping. The guys recap a win over Houston Dynamo with Good Thing, Bad Thing, Big Thing. Alicia Rodriguez stops by for Know They Enemy as we preview Saturday's game against LAFC. Lastly, we have an Ask HTHL on Andre Shinyashiki. Holding The High Line is an independent soccer podcast focused on the Colorado Rapids of MLS and a member of the Beautiful Game Network. If you like the show, please consider subscribing to us on your preferred podcatcher, giving us a review, and tell other Rapids fans about us. It helps a ton. Visit bgn.fm for a bunch of other great podcasts covering soccer in North America. We also have a newsletter. Visit our Substack page to read our content and sign up for our newsletter via email. Find us on iTunes, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Blubrry, and many other podcatchers. See the full list of podcatchers with subscription links here. For full transcripts of every episode, check out our AudioBurst account. Our artwork was produced by CR54 Designs. Juanners does our music. We are brought to you by Ruffneck Scarves and Icarus FC. Ruffneckscarves.com is your one-stop-shop for official MLS, USL, and U.S. Soccer scarves as well as custom scarves for your group or team. Icarusfc.com is the place to go for high quality custom soccer kits for your youth or pub team. With an "any design you want, seriously" motto, they are breaking the mold of boring, expensive, template kits from the big brands. Have your team looking fly in 2020 like Andre Shinyashiki with bleached hair with custom scarves and kits from Ruffneck Scarves and Icarus FC. HTHL is on Patreon. If you like what we do and want to give us money, head on over to our page and become a Patreon Member. We have partnered up with the Denver Post to sustainably grow soccer journalism in Colorado. Listeners can get a three month trial of the Denver Post digital for 99¢/month. Go to denverpost.com/hthl to sign up. This will give you unlimited and full access to all of the Post’s online content and will support local coverage of the Rapids. Each month after the trial is $11.99/month. There is a sports-content-only option for $6.99/month. Follow us on Twitter @rapids96podcast. You can also email the show at rapids96podcast@gmail.com. Follow our hosts individually on Twitter @LWOSMattPollardand @soccer_rabbi. Send us questions using the hashtag #AskHTHL.

Marco Farfan is still one of the youngest members of the Portland Timbers, but in the three years since his MLS debut, the Gresham native has also become one of the team's most-tenured, as well as its lone member from the Portland metro. On this edition of Catching Up With, we talk to Farfan about 2020 in his hometown, his recent performances at his natural (left back) and new (right back) positions, and the biggest changes he's seen over his years in Portland's locker room.

feeder sound 254 mixed by @Annie_Errez anticipates a long weekend and joyful festivities to kick in the springtime. Listen to this impressive set, attend the @leftbackrecords anniversary party at Fabric and let us know how you sent this lovely weekend. ☀️ Stay (dis)connected and watch the feeder.ro daily for unusual news from the underground.

Today on ST, Duane and Kevin talked about Alphonso Davies and his recent performances as a LeftBack for Bayern Munich, about the CanPL Awards, the MLS Re-Entry draft and the 10% stake sell to Silver Lake by City Football Group and its potential ramifications for New York and NYCFC.

Today on ST, Duane and Kevin talked about Alphonso Davies and his recent performances as a LeftBack for Bayern Munich, about the CanPL Awards, the MLS Re-Entry draft and the 10% stake sell to Silver Lake by City Football Group and its potential ramifications for New York and NYCFC.

Today on ST, Duane and Kevin talked about Alphonso Davies and his recent performances as a LeftBack for Bayern Munich, about the CanPL Awards, the MLS Re-Entry draft and the 10% stake sell to Silver Lake by City Football Group and its potential ramifications for New York and NYCFC.

Today on ST, Duane and Kevin talked about Alphonso Davies and his recent performances as a LeftBack for Bayern Munich, about the CanPL Awards, the MLS Re-Entry draft and the 10% stake sell to Silver Lake by City Football Group and its potential ramifications for New York and NYCFC.

Today on ST, Duane and Kevin talked about Alphonso Davies and his recent performances as a LeftBack for Bayern Munich, about the CanPL Awards, the MLS Re-Entry draft and the 10% stake sell to Silver Lake by City Football Group and its potential ramifications for New York and NYCFC.

Today on ST, Duane and Kevin talked about Alphonso Davies and his recent performances as a LeftBack for Bayern Munich, about the CanPL Awards, the MLS Re-Entry draft and the 10% stake sell to Silver Lake by City Football Group and its potential ramifications for New York and NYCFC.

Today on ST, Duane and Kevin talked about Alphonso Davies and his recent performances as a LeftBack for Bayern Munich, about the CanPL Awards, the MLS Re-Entry draft and the 10% stake sell to Silver Lake by City Football Group and its potential ramifications for New York and NYCFC.

A set of nine songs from the rap group Little Brother, who to our enjoyment announced their full-fledged reunion this week after nine years without recording proper. Listen to Editorial Director Kyle Means' take on Little Brother and what they mean to him in the debut episode of #FreestyleFriday. Also, read this great piece on the group's legacy from Andre Gee at Uproxx and listen to the following songs while doing so: 1. Little Brother - Whatever You Say (from The Listening) 2. Little Brother feat. Jozeemo - That Ain't Love (from GetBack) 3. Drake feat. Little Brother and Dwele - Don't You Have a Man (2007 single) 4. Little Brother - What We Are (from LeftBack) 5. Little Brother feat. Dynas - Deeper (from Separate But Equal - Drama Free Edition) 6. Little Brother - On the Way (from Chitlin Circuit 1.5) 7. Little Brother - The Yo-Yo (from The Listening) 8. Little Brother - Lovin' It (from The Minstrel Show) 9. Little Brother - Speed (live on BBC Radio 1 w/Gilles Peterson) Subscribe to WARR on Anchor and follow WARR for all the latest on our movement and stay tuned for upcoming episodes and specials from your guys. Weareregalradio.com provides the best independent coverage of sports and culture -- feel free to share our content and rate us well here or wherever else you find our podcasts. Thanks for listening. twitter.com/regalradio1 facebook.com/regalradio1/ instagram.com/weareregalradio --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/regal-radio/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/regal-radio/support

From deep house and dubby textures to glitchy minimal and pounding rhythms, @dudley-strangeways always delivers hypnotic selections, as well as carefully crafted productions. Aside from his label @leftbackrecords, you can find his compositions in the catalogues of Little Helpers, Stardub, Moral Fiber, Rouge Society, Made Of Concrete, Ovum, and Vekton Black, to name just a few. “A mix to move to.” – Dudley Strangeways Read more @ feeder.ro/2018/11/16/sound-dudley-strangeways

After a recent spate of gigs in his hometown of Nottingham, nearby Derby and slightly further afield Leeds, we welcome the return of Leftback Records homeboy Chris Boardman for a second round on the Avenue Red Podcast series. This mix provides a great summary of Chris' role in the Leftback label parties alongside his friends Dudley Strangeways & Michael McLardy; a deep, dubby Techno vibe to warm up and some mind-blowing minimal Techno rhythms & sounds for laters. "We've got some Leftback gigs coming up in Notts including a Saltwater Rooftop Terrace party and some events lined up in a few other cities. I will be venturing over to Birmingham to play at some good-looking parties but it's all still to be confirmed at the moment. I really want to start pushing on with my productions and hopefully get my sound pressed onto wax!" "I like to play the deep, dubby side of Techno which I really tried to prove in this mix. I begin with some warm Dub Techno vibes, bringing it up and down along the way and taking it up a gear at just the right moment. I love the stripped-back, looping kinds of 4/4 tracks that you can get all wrapped up in and lose your mind to... makes you forget about all of your troubles and worries and just enjoy a timeless moment in the music. This is one of the key things I love about House and Techno, it can be seriously transcendental!" Chris Boardman, August 2015 Leftback Records :: http://leftbackrecords.co.uk/ https://soundcloud.com/chris-boardman https://soundcloud.com/leftbackrecords ===== Full tracklist for this mix coming soon, but do feel free to ask for track ID's in the comments in the meantime.

Leftback records head honcho, Dudley, gives our ears the run around with this deep & groovy, yet minimal set. Dudely has a true ability to put a contemporary spin on deep, acidic and tech house. An impressive catalogue of music, you'll see Strangeways signed to labels including, Moda Black, Back To You, Klasse, Holic Trax, Albion, Large Music & of course his own imprint along with Michael McLardy, Leftback. Initially consolidating his reputation as a resident of the notorious Back To The Future parties at Nottingham’s Stealth, he is also resident for 52:50 based in the Midlands, but is no stranger to the likes of Sankeys and the big smoke. Having played alongside the likes of Jordan Peak, Terry Francis, Phil Weeks, Eddie Richards and Brett Johnson, Dudley is certainly part of the A team.

The third installment of the Avenue Red podcast is a 3 hour-long back-to-back session from Nottingham duo Dudley Strangeways and Michael McLardy, two established stalwarts of the UK Deep House/Tech House circuit. Both are prolific producers and remixers as well as DJ's, both with a tall release history steeped in quality on heavyweight labels such as Back To You, Klasse, HOLIC TRAX, Resopal Schallware and Black Key among many others. This year Michael launched his own imprint, Left Wing, as a platform to push his own vision of deep electronic music with a strong focus on House & Techno forms. Also to be launched in January next year is a vinyl-only label called Leftback that will be used exclusively as a vehicle for the duos own productions. We think this live, one-take, vinyl-only recording is a real monster selection and well worth a solid 3 hours of your time if House and Techno music is in your veins. Lock yourself in a quiet room and take a heavy hit of the good stuff! @dudley-strangeways @michael-mclardy @leftwingrecordings @leftbackrecords ===== No tracklist for this mix, but feel free to add a timed comment to request a specific track ID.