Podcasts about lemolo

Byland - "Mine" from the 2020 self-released album Gray. For her latest LP Gray, Albuquerque-based artist Alie Renee Byland (who records under the name Byland) immersed herself in the Seattle music scene, collaborating with producer and multi-instrumentalist Nathan Yaccino (known for his work with Soundgarden, Noah Gundersen, Brandi Carlile). For today's featured track, she invited local musicians Abby Gundersen and Meagan Grandall (aka Lemolo) into the Ballard recording studio.  In a press release, she tells us: “Mine” is about realizing that my energy is finite and that I have permission to say “no”. I grew up idealizing the notion of giving without limit. When I felt drained, I thought there was something wrong with me. Last Summer, I was feeling especially emotionally and relationally exhausted. I wrote this song while I had an overwhelming amount of calls, emails and texts to respond to. I intentionally wanted “Mine”’s rhythm and offset melody to feel abrupt at times, to express the sense of being pulled in polarizing directions. I was nervous to bring another track to my producer, Nathan Yaccino, given that we were well into the recording process already. But after sharing a simple phone demo, we promptly sat down together and fleshed out the piano tracks, vocals and overall vision for this song. Abby Gunderson’s cinematic strings and the haunting harmonies of Meagan Grandall helped fortify and exemplify the internal expanse this song symbolizes. A liberating anthem, “Mine” is perhaps the most emblematic of the record’s ode to prioritizing mental health, by giving a voice to subconscious thoughts, and creating space within, a space that’s mine.” Read the full post on KEXP.org Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We presented a special #BestOfTheBest compilation - our favourite two tracks from each of the previous ten shows! An eclectic mix of original, intelligent, melodic, grown-up songs - #electronic, #rnb, #jazz, #blues and #acoustic. And mostly from artists who you have not heard of - yet! Think 'next series of Jools' - that's the kind of artists that we play. Amongst our selections, there was #NewMusic from FKA twigs, Charlotte Dos Santos, Son Little, MTMBO, Julien Baker, Waterstrider, Nic Evennett, Kelly Khumalo, Howard, Monique Barry, Szjerdene, Ida Wenøe, Beauty In Chaos ft. Evi Vine, ANNE PACEO, Lemolo, Mute Forest, Azure Ryder, Tired Eyes Kingdom, Moonshine Society, Smoke Fairies, Emma Miller and Salt Ashes. Two hours of stunningly creative Music That You Just Don't Hear Anywhere Else! www.theafter8show.com Playlist: mary magdalene – FKA Twigs Harvest Time – Charlotte Dos Santos suffer – Son Little Wasn’t Really Thinking Of You – MTMBO Tokyo – Julien Baker Way Out – Waterstrider Crystal And Crime – Nic Evennett, Fl Souto Undithatha Kancinci – Kelly Khumalo Saturn Return – Howard Gone / Eagles – Monique Barry Veil – Szjerdene Värmeland - Ida Wenøe I Will Follow You (Cotton Socks mix) – Beauty In Chaos, Evi Vine Smile – Anne Paceo Seventeen – Lemolo Crater Laugh – Mute Forest Dizzy – Azure Ryder Another Moon – Tired Eyes Kingdom Sweet Thing – Moonshine Society Summer Fades – Smoke Fairies These Days – Emma Miller counting crosses – Salt Ashes

We had an abundance of #NewMusic in our playlist! An eclectic mix of original, intelligent, melodic, grown-up songs - #electronic, #rnb, #jazz, #blues and #acoustic. And mostly from artists who you have not heard of - yet! Think 'next series of Jools' - that's the kind of artists that we play. Amongst our selections, there was #NewMusic from Lemolo, Mick Flannery + SON, Leif Erikson, C'est Karma, Perera Elsewhere, Carla dal Forno, Mute Forest, FLOW, Milan Ring, Meshell Ndegeocello + Justin Hicks + Kenita Miller, Moonchild, Yellow Belly, 9Bach, Simphiwe Dana, Gwenifer Raymond, Thomasina Levy, Into The Fray, Yumi Zouma and Micko Roche + Jessie Roche. Our Luvva Cover feature this week was a slowed down version of one of Cher's biggest dance tune hits. Norwegian-born Okay Kaya, now based in New York, squeezes every ounce of meaning from a lovely lyric which does not come across in the same way in Cher's original. Give it a listen! New Music That You Just Don't Hear Anywhere Else! www.theafter8show.com Playlist: Seventeen – Lemolo Baby Talk – Mick Flannery, SON Matter – Leif Erikson Girls – C’est Karma Slow Down – Perera Elsewhere Don’t Follow Me – Carla dal Forno Crater Laugh – Mute Forest Promise – FLOW Switch Off – Milan Ring True Vine – Meshell Ndegeocello, Justin Hicks, Kenita Miller Believe – Cher Believe – Okay Kaya (Luvva Cover feature) The Other Side – Moonchild Fall Apart / In Love – Yellow Belly Cân Dai'r Cantwr – 9bach Usikhonzile – Simphiwe Dana Sometimes There’s Blood – Gwenifer Raymond We Are Thunder, We Are Lightning – Thomasina Levy In Dreams – Into The Fray Bruise – Piano Version – Yumi Zouma Under The Radar – Micko Roche, Jessie Roche

On this episode of Soundcheck, Andrew, Michael and Ben explore 10 songs that represent the influential rock subgenre known as shoegaze... or is it showgaze? You decide! It's shoegaze. Bands discussed: The Jesus and Mary Chain, Cocteau Twins, Dinosaur Jr., My Bloody Valentine, Slowdive, Beach House, The Smashing Pumpkins, Deafheaven, Sweet Trip, Loomer, The Strokes, Purple Mountains, Cheatahs, Lemolo.

Episode 30 excerpt: "I hit him in the face with mine (semen) and I literally just went, 'Friendly fire!'" Use promo code DRUNCHPODCAST for 10% off your very own Dirty Fun Box! Subscribe to a sexier lifestyle! Check it all out at dirtyfunbox.com! We're officially in our 30s and we're celebrating by talkin' 'bout getting spit roasted with our favorite, Dylan! Dub it Crunch 2.0 because we eat lots of snacks in between talking about snacks. Buckle up, buttercup - Dylan weaves a dramatic tale of his first threesome. Featured song: Lemolo - Low Halo (SEA) | IG/Twitter: @lemolomusic  For locals, Lemolo will be @ Lucky You Lounge 9/22! New album, Swansea, drops 10/11/19. Pre-order here. If you want your music on our episodes, reach out and touch us @ drunch@podcast.me. Don't forget to subscribe and follow us on Facebook, IG & Twitter @drunchpodcast

We’ll hear how the song “Nothing Arrived” by Villagers connected with one woman and helped her process her loss after a miscarriage. Weyes Blood will talk about how love and movies influenced her latest album, Titanic Rising. The band Lemolo will talk about their new single about self love and vulnerability. We’ll hear about the copyright infringement case involving Katy Perry’s 2013 hit Dark Horse and what it means for producers and songwriters moving forward. Support the show.

Each issue of ESOPUS features an audio CD with brand-new music inspired by a particular theme. For the forthcoming ESOPUS 23 (on newsstands in May), the CD explores the subject of "Close Calls." For it, we invited 13 musical acts to pick a close-call moment from their lives — ranging from near-death experiences to romantic misfires — that they've never been able to shake. For this podcast, ESOPUS editor Tod Lippy talks with four contributors to the CD — Anthony LaMarca (The War on Drugs), Darren Solomon (Science for Girls), Jo Lawry, and The Kickstand Band — about the songs they created and the near-miss moments that inspired them. The ESOPUS 23 "CLOSE CALLS" CD also includes new tracks by Kristin Andreassen, The Big Bright, Gabriel Birnbaum, Dollshot, Coling Gilmore, Lemolo, Trees Take Ease, Grant Widmer, and YC the Cynic. More information about ESOPUS 23 and its CD is available on our website: http://www.esopus.org

Ep 36: Meagan Garndall - Lemolo & Skyler Ford - Snuff Redux Meagan tells BD about her interest in piano starting at 3 years old and how she carried her interests through college talent shows and open-mics all the way to her first record. Skyler Ford - Snuff Redux Skyler tells BD about his songs coming from boredom, being a multi-instrumentalist, looping and how he is currently evolving as writer. Sponsored today by: http://www.blumensteinaudio.com & http://www.future-vapor.com

Seattle based dream-pop group Lemolo perform songs from their brand new record, "Red Right Return" live on KEXP. Recorded 10/28/2015 - 4 songs: Low Halo, Fuel, Watch The Moon, Casting Call.Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lemolo’s last effort, The Kaleidoscope, released in 2013, was a critical success and one of our favorite releases of the year. The follow up, Red Right Return has been highly anticipated by fans and press alike. I have heard the new disc, and it is a brilliant collection of highly addictive, progressive, dream-pop ditties. After a few listens, it is obvious that Meagan Grandall has grown as a songwriter, arranger and musician. On the newest record, the songs and arrangements are more complex, and the soundscapes more lush. Seattle Rock Orchestra and Sisters’ very own Emily Westman performed on the new record and, along with Grandall, put together a heavier sound while still maintaining the trademark Lemolo sonic tapestry and dreamy vibe. Grandall’s musical journey has taken her on an interesting path that has led her to discover her true voice, which is beautifully on display on Lemolo’s newest release. Lemolo will celebrate the release of their new disc, Red Right Return on Friday, November 6 at 8:00 p.m. at an all-ages show at The Crocodile. Also on the bill is the amazing Maiah Manser and Mimicking Birds. Tickets for the show are available here. For our first SMI Radio episode of the fall season, we welcome Lemolo into Critical Sun Studio who will talk about Red Right Return, and perform a few songs from the record. Lemolo’s Grandall and drummer Adrian Centoni talk about the evolution of the sound and songwriting, as well as some of the distinctions between their new, highly touted release, The Kaleidoscope.

In this podcast, we meet Morgan Terry and Cortney Wollaston, who are two founders of Spacecraft -- an innovative venue for music and arts in Rolling Bay on Bainbridge Island. Spacecraft is a nonprofit arts organization on a mission to bring new art and energy to Bainbridge Island. Visit Spacecraft on Facebook On their Facebook page, they describe their mission as being “a collaborative nonprofit where artists of all ages and backgrounds can explore meaning in new and authentic ways” with a space that is “ideal for experiencing fresh craft, as well as witnessing established artists in an intimate setting.” In their conversation with BCB host Stuart Stranahan, Morgan and Cortney describe several upcoming music events at Spacecraft from October through December -- including something special for Halloween. The next music event is Friday, October 17th at 7pm. The main performer that night will be Lemolo. Here's what Spacecraft, on their Facebook event page, has to say about Lemolo: "Lemolo is the dream pop brainchild of Seattle musician Meagan Grandall. Grandall grew up in the sleepy town of Poulsbo, WA and spent her childhood meandering along the town's most scenic road, Lemolo Shore Drive. After graduating from Seattle University in 2009, Grandall decided to turn her passion of writing and performing music into a career and has been performing her music with Lemolo ever since. The band's debut full length album, The Kaleidoscope, was self-released in 2012. The album was included in KEXP's “Top Listener Voted Albums of 2012″ list, was a number one best seller at Sonic Boom Records and was also voted as the “Best New Music” of 2013 by City Arts Magazine. Grandall is currently recording the sophomore Lemolo album." To attend the October 17th event, visit Brown Paper Tickets Credits: BCB host and audio editor: Stuart Stranahan; BCB social media publisher: Barry Peters.

Artist Home epitomizes this through their efforts in the staging of innovative and popular outdoor music events, such as Doe Bay Fest, which spawned the documentary Welcome to Doe Bay (see video below), Slackfest and Summer Bonfire Series. This summer, the good folks that brought you these great happenings are putting together another special event dubbed Timber! Outdoor Music Festival. Timber! is the new outdoor music festival from Artist Home Presents uniting music, community, and the beautiful natural environment of the Pacific Northwest. To present Timber!, Artist Home is partnering with King County Parks to set the festival in the rural splendor of Carnation, Washington. The current festival lineup consists of The Helio Sequence, Fruit Bats, Lemolo, Bryan John Appleby, Kithkin, River Giant, Ten Speed Music and just recently announced, Thee Quasi celebrating their 20th year as a band!! Hobosexual, Passenger String Quartet (stay tuned to find out who they’ll be collaborating with!), Pablo Trucker, and the first of the TOMF lineup of official “buskers” Nu Klezmer Army. Tickets went on sale March 12, and are available for purchase here. On this week’s episode of SMI Radio, two of the festival organizers, Kevin Sur and Phil O’Sullivan, stop by the studio to talk about Artist Home events. You can hear featured music from the participating artists, and Kevin and Phil reveal additional acts just added to the bill.

This week’s episode of SMI Radio features in-depth conversations with Lomolo’s Meagan Grandall and Kendra Cox, and tracks from their most recent effort, The Kaleidescope, released this past June). With the landmark Hurricane Cafe as a backdrop, the duo discusses friendship, musical partnership, influences, and more. (For SMI Radio show run times, scroll down below.)

Tuesday, March 8th, 2011 8:00 PM live @ Fremont Abbey Arts Center, Seattle | Curated by Nathan Marion, theround.org or fremontabbey.org , Podcast produced by Jonas G. and Josh Sherman mezzaninefloorstudios.com | Not to be sold or distributed in any way

Tuesday, March 8th, 2011 8:00 PM live @ Fremont Abbey Arts Center, Seattle | Curated by Nathan Marion, theround.org or fremontabbey.org , Podcast produced by Jonas G. and Josh Sherman mezzaninefloorstudios.com | Not to be sold or distributed in any way