Podcasts about loose joints

Welcome back friends! I'm refreshed after a great summer break. I've travelled far and wide and attended some great festivals as a civilian. Very much needed after over 20 years playing out almost everyday! Some good Stroud based DJ friends, Neon Pumps, Rosy Kear, Matt Sefton & Tom Monobrow, invited me to Bristol to set the scene for a curated night of music. Here's my set (I played 7pm to 8.30pm). It was great to lay it down easy. I'm gonna do more of these for sure! I hope you enjoy it. See you next week 4th October for the usual program. Robbie See tracklisting here: https://djrobbieduncan.com/elecsoul/blog/7469241/live-recording-loose-joints-bristol-takeover-28-sept-24

Abdulhamid Kircher is an artist from Queens, New York. He was born in 1996 in Berlin to German and Turkish parents, and immigrated with his mother to the United States at the age of eight. His work is a living archive of place and people, as it is also a dedication to the language of photography, the mechanics and aesthetic possibilities of the form. Through his devotion to classical forms of image making and the radical experimentation required for each of his subjects, his process bridges the idea between document and narrative. He received his BA in Culture and Media from The New School in 2018 and his MFA in Visual Arts from the University of California San Diego in 2022. Abdul currently lives and works between Berlin and Los Angeles.Abdul's debut photobook, Rotting From Within, was recently published by Loose Joints in June this year (2024). In it Abdul explores identity, patriarchy, generational trauma and the possibility of reconciliation in a diaristic project between Berlin and Turkey. A solo exhibition of the work is currently on show at the Carlier Gebauer gallery in Berlin until the 31st August. The 53 minute documentary film, Noch ein Kind (Still a Kid), 2024, by Abdul's childhood friend Maxi Hachem, a Lebanese-German filmmaker based in Berlin, is also being screened as part of the exhibition. His documentary investigates the complex relationships and wounded history of Rotting from Within spanning the past three years between Berlin and Turkey. In episode 237, Abdul discusses, among other things:His early life “dragging bags of weed around the house”The history of paternal abuse in his familyHow he ended up moving from Berlin to New YorkHow he got into photography through TumblrHow his interest in photography drove the reconnection with his fatherWhere the books title stems fromParallels between his mum and grandmotherKeeping a diary since highschoolHis obsessive nature and tendency for self-flagellationHis partner, Zoe, who contributed text to the bookHow the documentary his friend Maxi Hachem shot, Noch Ein Kind (Still A Kid)How the work has been received as an exhibitionHow the process of making the work may or may not have helped himWebsite | Instagram “I love it, but it's beyond love because it feels like something that I just need to do. That's why I was talking about photography being such an intuitive thing in my head, it's because I don't really have an option. I need to take these photographs, I need to make these photographs, and it's not really something I have power over. And I think that's the scary bit, it's that yes I love it for what it's allowed me to explore and allowed me to sort of open up to the world, but in that way it's also become a burden.” Become a full tier 1 member here to access exclusive additional subscriber-only content and the full archive of previous episodes for £5 per month.For the tier 2 archive-only membership, to access the full library of past episodes for £3 per month, go here.

FSQ host Chuck Da Fonk shares some of the classic Pride anthems including cuts by Ultra Naté, Patrick Crowley and Sylvester, Loose Joints, South Shore Commission and more.In the second hour, he clears the San Francisco fog with crispy new tracks from DJ Pippi and Willie Graff, Róisín Murphy x Eli Escobar, Pet Shop Boys x Alex Metric, Orlando Voon x Amp Fiddler x Soul Clap, and many more freshly released hot jams. Tune into new broadcasts of FSQ, Thursdays from 6 - 8 PM EST / 11 PM - 1 AM GMT. (Friday)For more info & tracklisting, visit: https://thefaceradio.com/fsq///Dig this show? Please consider supporting The Face Radio: http://support.thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the first-ever episode of PhotoWork with Sasha Wolf recorded in front of an audience, Sasha and photographer Rahim Fortune gathered at picturehouse + thesmalldarkroom to discuss his new book, Hardtack, published by Loose Joints. Sasha and Rahim delve into the significance of collaboration, with Rahim emphasizing the various forms of collaboration involved at every stage of the book's creation. This includes the individuals Rahim photographed, the production team at picturehouse, and the editing process with Sarah Chaplin Espenon at Loose Joints. https://www.rahimfortune.com | https://loosejoints.biz/collections/current-titles/products/hardtack Rahim Fortune is a visual artist and educator from the Chickasaw Nation of Oklahoma. He uses photography to ask fundamental questions about American identity. Focusing on the narratives of individual families and communities, he explores shifting geographies of migration and resettlement and the way that these histories are written on the landscapes of Texas and the American South. Fortune's previous book, I Can't Stand to See You Cry, was published by Loose Joints in 2021 and was the winner of the Rencontres d'Arles Louis Roederer Discovery Award 2022. His work has been featured in exhibitions worldwide and many permanent collections, including the High Museum in Atlanta, GA, LUMA Arles, the Victoria and Albert Museum, and The Boston Museum of Fine Art. This podcast is sponsored by picturehouse + thesmalldarkroom. https://phtsdr.com

**It's The Relax With Rendell Show Replay On Trax FM & Rendell Radio. Rendell Featured Boogie, Dance Classics, Contemporary Soul & Easy Listening From Yarbrough & Peoples, Sid The Kid Feat Darelle, Raven Feat Jocelyn Brown, Paul Hardcastle, Narada Michael Walden, Loose Joints, Kool & The Gang, Glen Adams Affair, Curtis Hairston, Burney Allen & More. Catch Rendell Every Saturday From 8PM UK Time The Stations: Trax FM & Rendell Radio #traxfm #rendellradio #soul #funk #70ssoul #80ssoul #60s #boogie #disco #raregrooves #soulclassics #reggae #nusoul #relaxwithrendell Listen Live Here Via The Trax FM Player: chat.traxfm.org/player/index.html Mixcloud LIVE :mixcloud.com/live/traxfm Free Trax FM Android App: play.google.com/store/apps/det...mradio.ba.a6bcb The Trax FM Facebook Page : facebook.com/original103.3 Trax FM Live On Hear This: hearthis.at/k8bdngt4/live Tunerr: tunerr.co/radio/Trax-FM Tune In Radio : tunein.com/radio/Trax-FM-s225176 OnLine Radio Box: onlineradiobox.com/uk/trax/?cs...cs=uk.traxRadio Radio Deck: radiodeck.com/radio/5a09e2de87...7e3370db06d44dc Radio.Net: traxfmlondon.radio.net Stream Radio : streema.com/radios/Trax_FM..The_Originals Live Online Radio: liveonlineradio.net/english/tr...ax-fm-103-3.htm**

A conversation with Rahim Fortune which took place at the New York Art Book Fair's Classroom program last month. Join host Jordan Weitzman as he talks to Fortune about his book, I can't stand to see you cry, published by Loose Joints. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

All of us have some experience coaching and/or being coached. Sometimes your coach was a mentor…a teacher…a friend…someone to confide in. And other times your coach was just a giant piece of shit. On this episode Greg talks about coaching and what it means to him to mold the young people of America. And John and Kevin wonder how he passed the background check. Brought to you By: The Sonar Network

Chaque vision est singulière, porteuse de sens et de changement. Le but de ce format est de rassembler de nombreux artistes et que chacun nous délivre sa vision et son expérience de la photographie.     Une petite voix enjouée mais convaincante, au débit rapide et saccadé, le tout accompagné par la musique électronique du compositeur et musicien December. Dès le début du podcast, la description d'une première image nous plonge instantanément dans un univers étrange et « différent ». On préfère vous prévenir, pour écouter ce passionnant Vision #22, il faudra garder l'esprit alerte. Les pensées de l'artiste-photographe Marie Queau sont rapides et fluctuantes, elles fourmillent pour notre plus grand plaisir !     Avec une formation littéraire et une passion pour la danse, le rapport au corps et à la musique a été présent dès le départ pour l'artiste. Marie Queau choisit le médium photographique comme moyen de « cadrer ce qui déborde dans sa tête ». Diplômée de l'ENSP d'Arles en 2009, elle construit aujourd'hui des projets dont l'approche peut parfois sembler paradoxale — à la fois très ancrée dans le réel mais aussi « à l'écart », inspirée par l'imaginaire collectif et la science-fiction. L'univers, immersif, est souvent sombre, inquiétant et presque étouffant.      Dans ce podcast, nous parlons spécifiquement de deux séries. La première, Odds and ends, est une enquête qui regroupe environ 90 images, débutée le 13 février 2013 à Châteauroux et qui s'achève le 18 novembre 2018 à Kourou, en Guyane. Elle se présente comme une investigation photographique des signes de la fin du monde. Sans présence humaine, trois éléments (le vent, la terre et le feu) ont guidé Marie Queau dans la construction de cette fable. Comme elle l'explique, « le temps est volontairement suspendu pour assourdir la vie. » Cette série a fait également l'objet d'un magnifique livre publié chez Area Books.      Le Royaume, quant à lui, est un projet très « plastique », qui dresse le portrait d'une communauté imaginaire. Il y a cette fois-ci une présence humaine récurrente, même si elle incarnée de manière singulière, surtout par le biais de détails, de textures, de gestes et de formes. Le réel, ici une course dans la boue, est la matière première pour créer cette fiction, un monde rêvé teinté de magie et de rituels. Ces corps sont traversés par un passé qui nous déstabilise car il rappelle des temps lointains (le Moyen Âge, la Renaissance) ou même les corps pétrifiés de Pompéi. Le lien se fait avec le rapport très particulier de la photographe avec la ruine, vestige d'un passé, d'un temps suspendu.    En périphérie de ces deux projets, plusieurs sujets sont abordés avec Marie Queau : son rapport à la narration et ses photographies réalisées sur un temps long, en y ajoutant des éléments au fur et à mesure, comme un puzzle. Il est évoqué également son rapport à l'esthétique. Ce mélange d'images en noir et blanc et en couleur, qui pourtant n'enlève rien à l'unité globale. Des couleurs non saturées, presque pâles, un noir et blanc assez doux, tirant vers le gris. Enfin, nous parlons également de son approche du livre et de son rapport à la musique, notamment de la collaboration avec December.  Essayez gratuitement Lightroom pendant 7 jours :  http://urlr.me/HbxDw Nous soutenir  https://visionspodcast.fr/nous-soutenir/    Pour aller plus loin  Gabriel Orozco, Lewis Baltz, Sur le globe d'argent de Andrzej Zulawski, July 15th, 4am de December, CNES, Area Books, Amélie Lucas-Gary, Loose Joints, Entorse Magazine, Benjamin Schmuck Liens  https://www.instagram.com/mariequeau/  https://www.mariequeau.com/  https://www.instagram.com/podcastvisions/    https://www.visionspodcast.fr/   

There's a lot to cover off when it comes to Tori Amos when it's just Tori Amos – but when your  guest star is a former TV producer, current radio DJ and the singular driving force behind the bid to save Sydney's nightlife scene, we somehow filled 90 minutes of your precious time!  Fear not, we've made it worth your while. Tyson Koh joins the Aural Fixation-ers to discuss the myriad of mysteries and treats on Tori's 1996 critical masterpiece Boys for Pele, including Courtney Love, Janice Dickinson and of course, a bit o' (Kate) Bush. If you’re in Sydney, you can listen to Tyson’s exquisite radio show, Loose Joints, on FBI Radio 94.5 each Sunday from 3-5pm. If you’re not in Sydney, you can play back previous shows here. Visit our online home at auralfixationpodcast.com, follow us on Instagram and Twitter, or go old school and email us at auralfixationpodcast@gmail.com. You can follow Andy on @andrewdoyouthinkyouare and Drew on @with.all.drew.respect. Our big gay thanks to Anthony Garvin and the team at Forbes Street Studios in Sydney. Don't forget our companion playlist on Spotify. Finally, we would like to acknowledge the Gadigal of the Eora Nation, the traditional custodians of the land this podcast episode was recorded on, and we pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.

So happy to welcome Lizzie Bonito onto the show this week! Wear headphones! Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 480′58″ Bang Bang by Betty Chung on Back To Mine (Back To Mine) 489′43″ Idol Eyes by Common Saints on Single (Starsonics) 492′03″ Giants by Pete Josef on I Rise With The Birds (Sonar Kolletiv) 🆕 497′17″ Momus by Tamil Rogeon on Single (Soul Bank Music) 🆕 505′40″ Motorcycle Doug by Ornament on Commotion (Ornament Records) 🆕 511′25″ Jass Fund Haus -Sworn Virgins by Kapote on Remix EP 2 (Toy Tronics) 518′24″ Japanese Woman by Coeo on Tonic Edits Vol. 8 (The Japan Reworks) (Toy Tronics) 523′36″ Sample Dream by Magou on Dreams (Toy Tronics) 543′42″ I Want Your Love - Dimitri From Paris Remix by Chic on Single (Glitterbox) 545′28″ Baba Ayoola by KOKOROKO on Single (Brownswood Recordings) 🆕 549′14″ Ambasel by Hailu Mergia on Hailu Mergia & His Classical Instrument (Awesome Tapes From Africa) 559′32″ Love And Hate In A Different Time by Gabriels on Single (Gabriels) 🆕 563′21″ Reckoner - Maribou State Remix by Radiohead on Fabric Presents Maribou State (Fabric) 570′33″ Utopic Cities by Solis Lacus on Solis Lacus (Heavenly Sweetness) 576′07″ Back To The Bap by Anthony Drawn on Back To The Bap (Sichtexot) 580′12″ Out Of The Woods by Lydian Collective on Single (Lydian Label) 585′19″ Is It All Over My Face by Loose Joints on Larry Levans Classic West End Records (Verse Music Group) 596′55″ Home At Last by Steely Dan on Aja (ABC) Check out the full archives on the website.

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Tell You [Today] [New Shoes Edit] by Loose Joints on Pop Your Funk: Complete Singles Collection (West End ) 5′58″ Violin Strobe by Henry Flynt on Hillbilly Tape Music (Recorded, LLC) 11′01″ After by Chas Smith on The Complete 10-inch Series from Cold Blue (Cold Blue) 14′00″ Awakening the Masters by Luke Stewart on Exposure Quintet (Astral Spirits) 24′35″ Rainbow Warriors by Alan Braufman on Valley of Search (The Control Group) 27′36″ Our Prayer by R. Keenan Lawler on Music for the Bluegrass States (Xeric) 34′00″ When The Snow Melts And Floats Downstream by Cian Nugent on Imaginational Anthem Vol. 3 (Tompkins Square) 38′08″ Revelation by Elodie Lauten on Piano Works Revisited (Unseen Worlds) 44′03″ Sometimes He's In My Dreams by Mary Lattimore on Silver Ladders (Ghostly International) 48′42″ Ocean by Velvet Underground on The Complete Matrix Tapes (Interscope/Polydor) Check out the full archives on the website.

Photography has always been a uniquely mobile medium, unconfined to an artist’s studio. What happens to the medium when its peripatetic practitioners are locked in place? When they lose access to the world’s photographic face? What happens to photography under lockdown? In this episode, art historian Samuel Shapiro sits down with American photographers Res and Bryson Rand to talk about photography and interiority, about the necessarily inward turn their photography has taken during our collective confinement. They discuss about their practices, the impact of lock down in their photographic work and the general state of the medium today. This episode is presented in conjunction with the online viewing room The World Within: Photography and Interiority. Res earned an MFA from the Yale School of Art in 2017 and has shown all over New York, New Haven, and Florida, where they recently completed a residency with Catherine Opie. Res’s work has been featured in Aperture, Cultured, and W Magazine and a few of their notable recent projects include Pulse, a series made in the aftermath of the Pulse Nightclub shooting in 2015 and Towers of Thanks, a 2017 photobook published by Loose Joints, that explored their mother’s role as the construction manager for Trump Tower. Bryson Rand received an MFA from the Yale School of Art in 2015 and has since also attended the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture. He’s shown in galleries from Berlin to Mexico City to New York, where he’s had solo shows at Zeit Contemporary Art and La Mama Galleria and where he participated in an exhibition at the Leslie Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art. He’s published four books and has lectured at Harvard University, the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and the School of Visual Arts. Enter Online Viewing Room

The disco project led by the insanely influential and multi talented Arthur Russell gives us the joy of horns and optimism and dance music.

Classic soul music that's been remixed, re-edited, re-shaped and re-loved by today's most gifted DJs and producers from around the world."Quality Edits for Beautiful People"Episode 13 features songs by-Laurel Near (David Lynch/Eraserhead), David Bowie, Diana Ross, Pleasure, Love Unlimited Orchestra, The Isley Brothers, Ashford & Simpson, Loose Joints, Busta Jones, Eddie Harris and Vanilla.With two special tracks featuring James Baldwin with music by Dan Coro and Diana Ross with music by Nicholas Cheung.

It is a w(rap) folks!! It's been a great dime piece! Here at Six in the Morning we celebrate the best of the past ten years and share with you our thoughts of both the hits and misses. We play dope music from culture and chart movers as Anderson .Paak, Odd Future, A$AP Rocky, Yeezus himself and Busta Rhymes (w/ DOOM!). What's the posse cut of the decade? Best feature? Most influential label? We share with you some of the top crews (TDE, Dreamville, and Griselda) and our artist of the decade, K.Dot himself, Kendrick Lamar. Enjoy this trip of our past ten years in music.  Here’s hoping for a great start to the next ten!! Much love to @jonnygraphics for the dope cover art - he obviously had his pick for the decade. Check out his work @ https://www.instagram.com/jonnygraphics/  Shout out to Dj Mentos for putting out one of the best instrumentals out this year: The Maxwell Tapes Vol. 1 : https://djmentos.bandcamp.com/  MOST INFLUENTIAL LABEL TDE Jay Rock f/ Black Hippy - Vice City (produced by Yung Exclusive and Cardo) - 90059 - 2015 Dreamville  Revenge of the Dreamers III f/ J. Cole, Lute, and DaBaby - Under the Sun (produced by Christo, Pluss and Nice Rec) - Revenge of the Dreamers III - 2019   Mello Music Group  Apollo Brown and Joell Ortiz f/ DJ Los - Grace of God - Mona Lisa - 2018  BEST SONG Anderson .Paak f/ Talib Kweli and Timan Family Choir - The Dreamer (produced by Callum Connor) - Malibu - 2016  Kendrick Lamar - Alright (produced by Pharrell Williams and Sounwave) - To Pimp A Butterfly - 2015 BEST ALBUM Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp A Butterfly (Executive Producers: Top Dawg and Dr. Dre) - 2015  King Kunta (produced by Terrace Martin and Sounwave) - To Pimp A Butterfly - 2019 Anderson .Paak - Malibu (Executive Producers: Adrian Miller, Ketrina “Taz” Askew and Kevin Morrow) - 2016 f/ Rapsody - Without You (produced by 9th Wonder) - Malibu - 2016   BEST POSSE CUT Odd Future (Taco, Tyler, the Creator, Hodgy, Left Brain, Mike G, Domo Genesis, Frank Ocean, Jasper Dolphin, Earl Sweatshirt) Oldie (produced by Tyler, the Creator) - The OF Vol. 2 - 2012 A$AP Rocky f/ Drake, 2 Chainz and Kendrick Lamar - F*ckin’ Problems (produced by Noah “40” Shebib) - Long. Live. A$AP. - 2013 BEST GUEST VERSE Busta Rhymes f/ DOOM - In the Streets (produced by Dilla) - Return of the Dragon - 2015 Kanye West f/ Rick Ross, Bon Iver, Jay-Z and Nicki Minaj - Monster (produced by Kanye West, Mike Dean and Plain Pat) - My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy - 2010 ARTIST(S) OF THE DECADE Kendrick Lamar  GROUP(S) OF THE DECADE Griselda (Westside Gunn f/ Conway the Machine - Dunks (produced by Daringer) - Flygod - 2016 Run the Jewels - Blockbuster Night, Pt. 1 (produced by El-P) - Run the Jewels 2 - 2014   MOST INNOVATIVE PRODUCER  Ras G & the Afrikan Space Program - The Grail - Down 2 Earth Vol. 4 - 2019 PRODUCER OF THE DECADE 9th Wonder (Solo: The Wonder Years (2011), Tutankhamen (Valley of the Kings) (2012), Bladey Mae (Grandma's Blades) (2013), Zion (2016), Zion II (2017), Zion III (2018)  Collaborative: w/ Murs (Fornever (2010), The Final Adventure (2012), Brighter Daze (2015), The Iliad Is Dead And the Odyssey Is Over (2019), w/ David Banner (Death of a Pop Star (2010), w/ Buckshot (The Solution (2012), w/ Explicit (Where Do I Come From? (2013), w/ Talib Kweli (Indie 500 (2015) w/ Mr. Cheeks (The Lost Tapes EP (2017)  Collaborative Mixtapes: w/ Akello Light (To Hanes Mall (2010), Hanes Mall 2: Silas Creek Parkway (2012), w/ Cans (Album Mixtape Part 2), w/ Actual Proof (The (Free) EP (2012), w/ TP (TP Is My Hero (2011)  Compilation and Mixtape Album: 9th's Opus: It's a Wonderful World Music Group Vol.1 (2010), 9th Invented the Remix...Again (2010), Loose Joints (2010), Food for Thought (2010), Tutankhamen (2012), Black American Gangster - Jay-Z (Remix of Jay-Z's American Gangster) (2013), 9th Wonder Presents: Jamla Is the Squad (2014), 9th Wonder Presents: Jamla Is the Squad II (2018) Individual  Songs within Albums: 2010 (artists) (Asher Roth, Big Remo (two albums), Sadat X,  Christopher Williams, Heather Victoria, Rapsody, Sean Boog, Thee Tom Hardy 2011 (HaLo (twice), Tyler Woods, Terrace Martin, Lil B, Big Remo, Heather Victoria (twice), Sean Boog, Skyzoo, Rapsody (twice), Chris Brown, Median, Phonte, Torae, GQ 2012 (Raekwon, Rapsody (twice), Add-2, Lecrae, Big Remo, Sean Boog, Torae, Talib Kweli, Skyzoo, Sean Price, Robert Glasper Experiment, Masta Killa, Rapper Big Pooh 2013 (GQ, Big K.R.I.T., Locksmith, Heather Victoria, Rapsody, Terrace Martin, Fat Joe, Nipsey Hussle, Cory Mo, Rapper Big Pooh 2014 (Verbal Kent, GQ, Ea$y Money, Dilated Peoples, Ed O.G., HaLo, Rapsody 2015 (King Magnetic, Jill Scott, Add-2, XL (Sadat X and El Da Sensei), Big Grams (Big Boi and Phantogram), Termanology, Big K.R.I.T., 2016 (Anderson .Paak, Vice Souletric, Miles Davis and Robert Glasper, Rapsody, GQ 2017 (King Magnetic, Kendrick Lamar, Rapsody, Masta Killa, Problem 2018 (Black Thought, Westside Gunn, Victory, Milez Grimez and Swann Notty, Anderson .Paak 2019 (Smif-n-Wessun, 2 Chainz, Rapsody, Murs) 9th Wonder and Murs -The Hulk - The Iliad Is Dead And the Odyssey Is Over - 2019)  

1. James by Romare |2. Funkin For Jamaica (1991 Extended Remix) by Tom Browne |3. Everybody Is Going To Be There Feat. Lucy Lune Gillespie by Mister T. |4. All I Want Is You by Chris McClenney |5. Is it all over my face (S-Man's luv dancin' edit) by Loose Joints |6. Dreamin' by Zalmac |7. I Think I'll Do Some Stepping (On My Own) - (Opolopo rework) by Sandy Barber |8. Brigante Invisions by Luca C |9. How Do You Do? (Todd Terje remix) by Hot Chip |10. Cant go fot that (Foot and Mouth Remix) by Hall & Oates |Broadcast July 2016

Mylene is like a real life stretch armstrong! Although this may sound like a super power, it most certainly is not. Loose joints may help with flexibility but this is just a small part of life with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. From chronic pain, to insomnia, to jacked up adrenalin levels, the fellas and Mylene dive in deep into life with EDS!

Mylene is like a real life stretch armstrong! Although this may sound like a super power, it most certainly is not. Loose joints may help with flexibility but this is just a small part of life with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. From chronic pain, to insomnia, to jacked up adrenalin levels, the fellas and Mylene dive in deep into life with EDS! 

Mylene is like a real life stretch armstrong! Although this may sound like a super power, it most certainly is not. Loose joints may help with flexibility but this is just a small part of life with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. From chronic pain, to insomnia, to jacked up adrenalin levels, the fellas and Mylene dive in deep into life with EDS!

Chipper fights on Youtube, teenage disco requests, the Kelly family and their famine origins.

Niall and Sally Cinnamon's podcast talks to Marcus about how to make people happy on the dancefloor.

Christina has no voice, TJ sprained her knee, and Nicole is having a birthday. HAPPY BIRTHDAY NIK! Theme song courtesy of Yoo Soo at Songfinch (669) 500-5629 nowherestaff@gmail.com

Loose Joints is a podcast where we talk to a guest and play music they like new and old. True to the name, the podcast features a loose collection of tunes, tied together by very little logic, just like our chats. Nialler9 and Sally Cinnamon are your hosts. For our twelfth podcast, and our first for series 2, we are joined by the artist Colm Mac Athlaoich. Colm is based in Madrid and is a painter, illustrator, jazz lover and former player with Snow Patrol and Ham Sandwich. Check out his work. Subscribe in iTunes. Also available in Stitcher, PocketCasts and TuneIn. Songs played A horn section tune that makes you wish you were part of that incredible horn section Buddy Rich - Dancing Men Currently listening: Sally Kruangbin - Evan Finds A Third Room Currently listening: Niall Arad - The Glimpse New Music Pick: Colm José Marquez - Mali Blues A song you play when you miss home, or makes you think of home Paul Brady and Andy Irvine - Arthur McBride A song to paint to Massive Attack - Teardrop Currently listening: Niall Roosevelt - Teardrops New Music Pick: Colm Alessandro Cortin - Perdonare Currently listening: Sally DJ Koze - Pick Up Currently listening: Colm Charlotte Gainsbourg - Deadly Valentine Philip Glass - Openings Previous Loose Joints Episodes and tracklists #11: Claire Beck #10: Live at Another Love Story with Richie Jape and Conor O'Brien #9: Live at Science Gallery - Sample special #8: Cian Murphy ( I Am The Cosmos) #7:Greg Spring #6: Gib Cassidy. #5: Best of 2016 with May Kay. #4: Aisling Rogerson #3: Emmet Kirwan. #2: Oisin Davis. #1: Aidan Kelly. https://soundcloud.com/nialler9/sets/loose-joints-podcast-episodes

Loose Joints is a podcast where we talk to a guest and play music they like new and old. True to the name, the podcast features a loose collection of tunes, tied together by very little logic, just like our chats. Nialler9 and Sally Cinnamon are your hosts. For our return to our regular studio after a summer of live recordings (and 1 lost one featuring Enda Walsh - if a live podcast isn't recorded, then it's just a conversation right?), we are joined by radio presenter (Today FM / TXFM) and DJ Claire Beck to discuss angry swans, shushing at gigs, scaldy tunes, dressing for Halloween, how everyone loves Ed Sheeran and Claire tells us about a song that follows her around the place. Subscribe in iTunes. Also available in Stitcher, PocketCasts and TuneIn. Download: Loose Joints Podcast: Claire Beck (1hr 20 mins) Songs played Grandbrothers - Long Forgotten future Zombie Zombie - Hippocampe Kano - Another Life [Claire's favourite Italo Disco song] Mind Enterprises - Idol Sebastien Tellier - La Ritournelle [Claire's homesick song while travelling] King Krule - Dum Surfer Otis Redding - Dock of the Bay [Claire's song for a hopeful future] New Jackson feat. Margie Lewis - There Will Always Be This Love Baxter Dury - miami (baxter and Cocker too remix) Bjork - The Anchor Song [Claire's exit music] Previous Loose Joints Episodes and tracklists #10: Live at Another Love Story with Richie Jape and Conor O'Brien #9: Live at Science Gallery - Sample special #8: Cian Murphy ( I Am The Cosmos) #7:Greg Spring #6: Gib Cassidy. #5: Best of 2016 with May Kay. #4: Aisling Rogerson #3: Emmet Kirwan. #2: Oisin Davis. #1: Aidan Kelly. https://soundcloud.com/nialler9/sets/loose-joints-podcast-episodes

Loose Joints is a podcast where we talk to a guest and play music they like new and old. True to the name, the podcast features a loose collection of tunes, tied together by very little logic, just like our chats. Nialler9 and Sally Cinnamon are your hosts. Another Love Story is the perfect gathering. A festival in a manor house in Meath where the audience was as integral to the vibe as the music and happenings. Lovingly organised with thoughtful programming (it finishes at 6.30 on a Sunday so it feels different to others) with attention to details down to the aesthetic of the bins. Part of its intimacy extends to the library and front room where talks and performances happen and a sprinkle of spontaneity hangs in the air. Donal Lunny might show up and lead a folk club, your mate might start being a literal windowlicker when you're recording a podcast as what happened when Loose Joints did a live recording of the pod with guests Conor O'Brien (Villagers) and Richie Egan (Jape). Giddy tunes, Skin flutes, cowboy trousers, artists who are doses or not, dubstep remixes, being overshadowed by your duet collaborator, how to have a casual conversation with Bjork and outlier electronica are just some of the things we covered in our hour. Special thanks to Siobhan Kane for having us down in the Library and to the Another Love Story audience in the room and beyond. Download: Loose Joints Podcast: Live at ALS with Conor O'Brien & Richie Egan(1 hour) Songs played A song that makes you feel giddy Ponyo Theme Song (Richie) Paul Simon - Wristband (Conor) New music picks Aldous Harding - Imagining My Man? (Sally) Alex Cameron & Angel Olsen - Stranger's Kiss (Niall) Burnt Out - Dear James (Conor) Lanark Arterfax - Touch Absence (Richie) A song from your favourite festival experience Dungen - Festival (Richie) A post festival comedown song or album Águas de Março by Antonio Carlos Jobim sung by Elis Regina (Conor) A song from your favourite festival experience Solange - Cranes In The Sky (Conor) A song you wish you'd written Bjork - History of Touches (Richie) New music picks Moon King - In & Out (Sally) Wah Wah Wino - Paco's Ode (Niall) Johanna Warren - Figure 8 (Conor) Lutto Lento - Gyal A Devil (Richie) A post festival comedown song or album William Basinski - Disintegration Loops 1 (Richie) A song you wish you'd written Big Star - Thirteen (Conor) Kendal Johannson - Blue Moon (Niall) Subscribe in iTunes. Also available in Stitcher, PocketCasts and TuneIn. Photos: Allen Kiely. Previous Loose Joints Episodes and tracklists #9: Live at Science Gallery - Sample special #8: Cian Murphy ( I Am The Cosmos) #7:Greg Spring #6: Gib Cassidy. #5: Best of 2016 with May Kay. #4: Aisling Rogerson #3: Emmet Kirwan. #2: Oisin Davis. #1: Aidan Kelly.

Loose Joints is a podcast hosted by Nialler9 and Sally Cinnamon where we talk to a guest and play music they like new and old. True to the name, the podcast features a loose collection of tunes, tied together by very little logic, just like our chats. On Friday night, we were joined by pop writer and Lime & Fancy DJ Jenn Gannon and crate-digging producer and DJ The Expert, for our first ever live show at Science Gallery Dublin's The Art of the Sample night event. Thanks to the staff of the Science Gallery , Graham on sound and our first live audience. Do check out the Gallery's current exhibition Soundcheck which runs til September 24th and includes Moog demostrations, sound installations and much more. We picked our favourite samples and played all these tracks below. https://soundcloud.com/nialler9/loose-joints-live-the-art-of-the-sample-live-science-gallery-dublin Tracklisting Intro tracks - (Britney Spears Toxic (Bollywood sample) / Beyoncé - Crazy In Love (Chilites - Are You My Woman) / 2pac - California Love (Joe Cocker - Woman To Woman ) / Len - Steal My Sunshine (Andrea True Connection) / Stardust - Music Sounds Better With You ( Chaka Khan - Fate) / Afrika Bambaata - Planet Rock (Kraftwerk - Trans Europe Express) / NWA - Straight Outta Compton / Snow - Informer (The Winstons - Amen Brother - The Amen Break) PM Dawn - Set Adrift on Memory Bliss (Spandau Ballet - True) A Tribe Called Quest - Bonita Applebum (Carly Simon - Why?) DJ Shadow - Monosyllabic (Soft Touch -Plenty Action) J Dilla - Workin On It (10 CC - Worst Band In The World) J Dilla - Waves (10 CC - Johnny Don't Do It) J Dilla - Dilla Says Go (Rubberband - The Trammps) Skepta - Man (QOTSA - Regular John) Kate Bush - Under Ice' (The Field - Over The Ice) CIAN Rick James - Superfreak (Jay-Z - Kingdom Come) JENN Madonna - Hung Up (ABBA - Gimme, Gimme, Gimme) SWV - Right Here (Michael Jackson - Human Nature) Mos Def - Miss Fat Booty - (Aretha Franklin - One Step Ahead sample, Gregory Isaacs - If I Don't Have You) New Jackson - Night to Night (James Brown - Prisoner of Love) Missy Elliott - Lick Shots (Israeli Folk Group Simchat He'amel) Beastie Boys - Shake Your Rump (13 samples) Passion Pit - Sleephead (Mary O'Hara - Oro Mo Bhaidin) Super Furry Animals - The Man Don't Give a Fuck (Steely Dan - Showbiz Kids) Subscribe in iTunes. Also available in Stitcher, PocketCasts and TuneIn. #8: Cian Murphy #7: Greg Spring #6: Gib Cassidy. #5: Best of 2016 with May Kay. #4: Aisling Rogerson #3: Emmet Kirwan. #2: Oisin Davis. #1: Aidan Kelly.

Loose Joints is a podcast where we talk to a guest and play music they like new and old. True to the name, the podcast features a loose collection of tunes, tied together by very little logic, just like our chats. Nialler9 and Sally Cinnamon are your hosts. This month's guests is Cian Murphy, one half of I Am The Cosmos, and music shop dude at Freebird Records. Last year's 12" release is a taster of what's coming from the synth-electronic duo. This month's chat we talk to Cian about influential Cosmos music, get deep into new age, why Gorillaz cartoon characters are not better than Zig & Zag, Steely Dan and some great new music selections. Download: Loose Joints Podcast #8: Cian Murphy (78MB, 1 hour 20mins) Tracklisting Visible Cloaks - Terrazzo New Jackson - Put The Love In It Gorillaz - Strobelite feat. Peven Everett Kathy Heidelman - Sleep A Million Years Joint Loose Joints Joint : Mac Demarco - For The First Time Mr Fingers - Waterfall System - Almost Grown Everything Is Recorded - Close to You feat. Sampha Richenel - Autumn Subscribe in iTunes. Also available in Stitcher, PocketCasts and TuneIn. Special thanks to Sean Corcoran for producing / recording. #7: Cian Murphy #6: Gib Cassidy. #5: Best of 2016 with May Kay. #4: Aisling Rogerson #3: Emmet Kirwan. #2: Oisin Davis. #1: Aidan Kelly.

Loose Joints is a podcast where we talk to a guest and play music they like new and old. True to the name, the podcast features a loose collection of tunes, tied together by very little logic, just like our chats. Nialler9 and Sally Cinnamon are your hosts. This month's guests is Greg Spring, of art and culture agency This Greedy Pig, online art print label Hen's Teeth , the Fantasy 12 exhibition, and DJ who can often be found playing with TGP cohort Russell Simmons. Together they host a show on Dublin Digital Radio and you can catch them DJing at Hang Dai this Friday. This month's chat includes the tunes below, wild garlic pesto, Daniel O'Donnell, social media influencers, the reaction to the DAMN. artwork, we find out who wrote that McDonald's jingle, what our rap names are and the scampi fries that will change your life. Download: Loose Joints Podcast #7:Greg Spring (91MB, 1 hour 33mins) Tracklisting Ships - Where We Are Oluko Imo - Praise Jah Kendrick Lamar - Fear Digable Planets - Dog It Kamasai Washington - Truth Jay Daniel - Paradise Valley UMFANG - Weight Mix & Fairbanks - Girls Henry Wu - Deep in The Mudd Holm CPU - Fotspor (Bobby Spice remix) Davy Kehoe - Storm Desmond Subscribe in iTunes. Also available in Stitcher, PocketCasts and TuneIn. Special thanks to Sean Corcoran for producing / recording. #6: Gib Cassidy. #5: Best of 2016 with May Kay. #4: Aisling Rogerson #3: Emmet Kirwan. #2: Oisin Davis. #1: Aidan Kelly.

Our first Loose Joints Podcast of the year with your hosts Nialler9 and Sally Cinnamon is here. Loose Joints is a podcast where the two of us talk to a guest about the music they love: old and new, and play some of those tunes. The podcast, true to the name features a loose collection of tunes, tied together by little logic, just like our chats which this month included a long conversation about how great Myspace was, why school should teach you how to do your taxes, the pleasure of browsing a record shop, under-rated Irish bands of recent years, getting back into guitars by going to raves and the reality of being in a band in 2017. Subscribe in iTunes. Also available in Stitcher, PocketCasts and TuneIn. Download: Loose Joints Podcast #6: Gib Cassidy (120MB, 1 hour 55mins) https://soundcloud.com/nialler9/loose-joints-podcast6-gib-cassidy/s-DLHIZ Tracklisting Steve Monite - Only You Carla Dal Forno - What You Gonna Do Now? Anohni - Paradise No More - Suicide Commando CAN - Vitamin C New Jackson - Electric Blue Code Walk and Smerz - Guess What RAIME - Dead Heat Thread Pulls - You Melt Words ZZ TOP - Gimme All Your Lovin' Not Waving - 24 Katie Kim - Ghosts (2016) Special thanks to Sean Corcoran for producing / recording. #5: Best of 2016 with May Kay. #4: Aisling Rogerson #3: Emmet Kirwan. #2: Oisin Davis. #1: Aidan Kelly.

Just in time for Christmas, the Loose Joints Podcast is back with a look at the best of 2016. The podcast features Nialler9 and Sally Cinnamon talking to a guest about the music they love: old and new.

After a month's hiatus hampered by illness and cancellations, Loose Joints is back. The new hosted by Nialler9 and Sally Cinnamon talking to people about the music they love: old and new. On this episode, Aisling Rogerson, cofounder behind what I'd consider the best café in Dublin joins us. The Fumbally started a few years ago as a humble café in a post-recession space and it's only grown to incorporate Wednesday night dinners, occasional events and the Fumbally Stables next door where they host workshops, yoga, dinners, events and talks. Listen in as we pick some new music from all three of us and ask Aisling to pick out some special considerations. Inevitably, the chat turns to Simply Red once more. Subscribe in iTunes. Also available in Stitcher, PocketCasts and TuneIn. Download: Loose Joints Podcast #4: Aisling Rogerson (99MB, 1hr 35mins) Tracklisting New Music Pick: Sally: Sinkane - U'huh New Music Pick: Aisling: Mikael Seifu - How To Save A Life (Vector of Eternity) New Music Pick: Niall: Saint Sister - Tin Man Aisling: A song from a band who you think are massively underrated: Khruangbin - A Calf Born In Winter Aisling: A song that would make you cry / emotional: Alice Coltrane - Turiya And Ramakrishna New Music Pick: Sally: Romare - Je T'Aime New Music Pick: Niall: A Tribe Called Quest - Black Smasmodic New Music Pick: Aisling: iZem - Agua Viva (feat. Nina Miranda) Aisling: A song that reminds you of good times? Barrington Levy - The vibes is right Aisling: Your guilty pleasure? Simply Red New Music Pick- Aisling: Karl Blau - Fallin' Rain Loose Joints #3: Emmet Kirwan. Loose Joints #2: Oisin Davis. Loose Joints #1: Aidan Kelly. Special thanks to Sean Corcoran for facilitating recording.

Loose Joints is new podcast hosted by Nialler9 and Sally Cinnamon talking to people about the music they love: old and new. For number three we are joined by Emmet Kirwan, actor and writer. You might know him from his brilliant stage show Dublin Old School, Just Saying or most recently Thisispopbaby's RIOT show at the Fringe. Our musical selection is banger-heavy and our chat takes in losing your hearing in Ibiza, your ideal funeral songs, we agonise over our guilty pleasure choices and Emmet explains the appeal of Mark Morrison's Get Horny,  Sally explains the torrid appeal of "the mortify human saveloy that is Simply Red" and backbreakers. Subscribe in iTunes. Also available in Stitcher, Pocket Casts and TuneIn. Download: Loose Joints Podcast #3: Emmet Kirwan (99MB, 1hr 40mins) Tracklisting Young Marco - Dreamless Falcons - Aquafina feat. GoldLink & Chaz French Chance The Rapper's All Night (Kaytranada remix) What tune or band takes you back to your youth the most? Dusty Kid - Tsunamy A song you'd like played at your funeral? Souls Of Mischief - 93 Til Infinity Solange - Cranes In The Sky (Kaytranada remix) A song that reminds you of family: The Housemartins - Caravan Of Love Nxworries - Lyk Dis Guilty Pleasures: Mark Morrison - Get Horny Enya - Sail Away Simply Red - Stars A song that gets you inspired El-P - The Full Retard Lil Silva - De Ja (feat. Kent Jamz) Loose Joints #1: Aidan Kelly. Loose Joints #2: Oisin Davis. Special thanks to Sean Corcoran for facilitating recording.

Loose Joints is new podcast hosted by Nialler9 and Sally Cinnamon talking to people about the music they love: old and new. In our second episode (see episode one), we are joined by booze enthusiast Oisin Davis of Great Irish Beverages (incorporating Irish Cocktail Fest, Irish Whiskey Fest and Irish Gin & Tonic Fest) and the creator of Poacher's Tonic. We talk about Oisin's New Jersey upbringing, grown men crying over beautiful songs stuck in traffic, what it's like to support Grandmaster Flash, the beauty of a basso profundo voice - the lowest you can get, a Hard Working Class Heroes highlight, the tune Oisin would like his kids to associate with him and a couple of Belfast bangers. Subscribe in iTunes. Also available in Stitcher, Pocket Casts and TuneIn. Download: Loose Joints Podcast #2: Oisin Davis (103MB, 1hr 46mins) https://soundcloud.com/nialler9/loose-joints-podcast-2-oisin-davis/s-E0Wgb Tracklisting Yves Tumor - Role in Creation (Sally) James Vincent McMorrow - Rising Water (Oisin) Solange - Junie (Niall) What tune or band takes you back to your youth the most? Grandmaster Flash - The Message (Oisin) A tune that inspires you most? St Petersburg Male Choir - A prayer For The Dead (Oisin) Paul Robeson - Danny Boy (Oisin) Pional feat Empress Of - The Way That You Like (Sally) Favourite Irish song: Breda Mayock - If Your Heart Belonged To Me by (Oisin) Favourite Irish album: Headgear - Singing In The Drain, Headgear (Oisin) Le Boom - What They Do (Niall) Tune you'd like your kids to associate with you: The Ink Spots and Ella Fitzgerald - Making Believe (Oisin) 808 State - In Your Face (Bicep remix) (Niall) LOR - Moon (Sally) Bat for Lashes - Joe's Dream (Oisin) Special thanks to Sean Corcoran for facilitating recording.

Loose Joints is new podcast hosted by Nialler9 and Sally Cinnamon talking to people about the music they love: old and new. For our first episode, we are joined by DJ, artist and photographer Aidan Kelly. We discuss what really goes on in the DFA house, the majesty and tragedy of Amy, the return of Jazz music, Aidan's desire to have a cup of tea with Liz Fraser in Bewley's, why Sally thought Talking Heads were a band for kids and why Paul Simon would make a great secondary school teacher. Some NSFW language in there too. https://soundcloud.com/nialler9/loose-joints-001-aidan-kelly/ Download: Loose Joints Podcast #1: Aidan Kelly (100MB, 1hr 44mins) Subscribe in iTunes. Tracklisting Emmanuelle - Italove (Niall) De La Soul - Trainwreck (Aidan) Yves Tumor - The Feeling When You Walk Away (Sally) Breakup song: Amy Winehouse - Love Is A Losing Game (Aidan) Breakup song: Bill Withers - Hope She'll Be Happier With Him Anderson Paak. - Celebrate (Niall) A song that reminds you of good times: Sack - In Flight (Aidan) Lower Dens - Real Thing (Sally) Favourite song of the year: Plaid - Clock (Aidan) Favourite singer: Elizabeth Frazier - Mazzy Star - Pur (Aidan) Serpentwithfeet - four ethers An underappreciated song: Paul Simon - Late in the evening (Aidan) Special thanks to Sean Corcoran for facilitating recording.

An exorcism of a year’s worth of ear worms. 24 tunes transmitted through the airwaves in order to free up some space in my audio cortex. Dave Van Ronk, R. Stevie Moore Yukio Yung, The Dells, Nat King Cole, Caetano Veloso, The Smiths, Deux, Omar, Gavin Bryars, Hailu Mergia and The Walias, The Beatles, Jorge Elbrose, Loose Joints, John Baker, Pusha T, Quelle Chris, Gilberto Gil, Daniel Wakeford, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Lloyd Cole, Low, Eric Donaldson, Eden Ahbez, Olivier Messiaen. First broadcast on Radio Reverb 97.2FM in Brighton on 4th January 2015. A music only version without DJ links is available on www.currentlyoffair.com

Duet Emmo, Thomas Leer, Maurice & Charles, Falco, Stig Vig, Witch Doctor, Decadance, Last Waltz, Frak, Osmonds, Big Ben Tribe, Kazino, Hugh Masekela, Lisa Stansfield, S'Express, Sueño Latino, Loose Joints, Daphne, Faze Action, Niagara, Trophy, Daniel Wang, Ronny, Telex, Ratata, New Order, Bagarre, Communards, Gary Numan, Rose Royce, Adolphson-Falk and more...

This episode we find DJ Rules in a New York state of mind. He's been digging deep into US post-punk, Funk No-Wave and come out with his head wedged inside the Big Apple and a big Konk where his nose should be. Don't worry, Dr Volume is on hand to mix things up a bit so expect the usual genre hopping mash up and we end with some proper blissed out shoegazey vibes as usual. Find out if we figure out how to pronounce Jean-Michel Basquiat and find out there's more to Was Not Was than 'Walk the Dinosaur'. The tunes come from Cheatahs, Konk, The Cravats, Suicide, Younghusband, Was Not Was, Finitribe, Loose Joints, Demdike Stare, Chrome, LFO, E.S.G and Snowbird.

More from the 80's crates. Tracks from Indeep, Phreek, Vaughn Mason, Loose Joints, Blondie, Rufus & more... http://twitter.com/Drfrankenstine http://www.facebook.com/pages/DJ-Frankie-tee/179003682212547

Everlasting dancefloor classics by The Strikers, First Choice, Loose Joints, Salsoul Orchestra, One Way, Farley 'Jackmaster' Funk....

Back in the peak of the “disco sucks” movement, Ted Nugent-adoring redneck crowds would promote “disco demolition derbys”, where they would proceed to torch piles of disco records. They were expressing their hatred of a music that was: a) pansexual; b) of black, Latin and gay origins; c) produced by studio boffins; d) exuded cosmopolitan savoir faire. Disco was, then, also ‘dying’ in the mainstream, thanks to an onslaught of extremely cheesy tunes that clogged the airwaves. Unfortunately, to a lot of people this is the disco they know: Village People-style crap, bad karaoke fodder. Disco, of course, was so much more than that. It not only carried on breathing, thanks to a creative and thriving underground, but also became the blueprint for the next dancefloor revolution just round the corner — namely house music. To this day, it remains one of the key influences in the music many of us dance to. This podcast pays tribute to this magnificent movement by ‘demolishing’ disco in a much more positive way: mixing, editing, juxtaposing and mashing up new and old interpretations. From the galactic bliss of Orlando Riva Sound to the symphonic sass of the Salsoul Orchestra, from the synthetic homages of Lindstrom & Prins Thomas to the shiny funkiness of Le Grand David, from the leftfield proto-garage of Loose Joints to the classic italo sounds of Klein & MBO, there is a bit of everything in here. You'll also hear Chicken Lips, Giorgio Moroder, Jermaine Jackson, Donna Summer, Dinosaur, Padded Cell and, erm, The Glitter Band (funky as fuck, check it out!). Brazilians make two decisive contributions: Azymuth's anthemic Jazz Carnival and Jorge Ben's discofied samba Taj Mahal (which Rod Stewart stole for Do Ya Think I'm Sexy — Ben sued and won, you'll be pleased to know). Before you ask, this mix was done in Ableton Live, so those ever-shifting live drummer beats from the 1970s would behave and sit where they were told.   Camilo Rocha, November 2007   Tracklisting: MFSB — Love is the Message (12” remix) (Philadelphia Intl', 1978) Dinosaur — Kiss Me Again (beats) (Sire, 1978) Donna Summer — Summer Fever (bits) (Casablanca, 1976) Concorde Music Club — Models are not Angels (Le Grand David remix) (Stereofiction, 2003) Salsoul Orchestra — Chicago Bus Stop (Salsoul, 1976) Mock & Toof — Black Jub (Tiny Sticks, 2007) Loose Joints — Is It All Over My Face (edit) (West End, 1980) Phreek — I'm a Big Freak (R U 1 2) (groaning) (Atlantic, 1978) Chicago — Street Player (Pseudo-Bucketheads edit) (CBS, 1979) Orlando Riva Sound — Moonboots (edit) (Salsoul, 1977) Padded Cell — Moon Menace (DC, 2007) Roxy Music — Angel Eyes (12" version) (vocals) (Polydor, 1979) Cosmic Hoffmann — Space Disco (edit) (EMI-Electrola, 1982) Alden Tyrell — Disco Lunar Module (Lindstrom & Prins Thomas remix) (Clone, 2005) The Trammps — Zing Went the Strings of My Heart (guitar) (Buddah, 1972) Giorgio Moroder — From Here to Eternity (Oasis/Casablanca, 1977) Chin Chin — Appetite (Chicken Lips Dub) (Dialect, 2007) The Spirals — Permission to Fly (Darkroom Dubs, 2007) Klein & MBO — Dirty Talk (USA Connection Instrumental) (25 West, 1982) Gaz Nevada — IC Love Affair (vocals) (ZYX, 1983) Michel Polnareff — Lipstick (Atlantic, 1976) Klein & MBO — Dirty Talk (beats) (25 West, 1982) Jermaine Jackson — Erucu (edit) (Tamla, 1976) Azymuth — Jazz Carnival (Milestone, 1979) First Choice — Let No Man Put Asunder (accappella) (Salsoul, 1983) Mekon — Boy Bitten (Padded Cell remix) (PIAS/Wall of Sound, 2006) Dinosaur — Kiss Me Again (edit) (Sire, 1978) Le Grand David — Montre-Moi Ton Experience (Stereofiction, 2007) Richard Dorfmeister & Madrid de los Austrias — Boogie No More (Reverso 68 remix) (G-Stone, 2007) Donna Summer — Summer Fever (edit) (Casablanca, 1976) Dinosaur — Kiss Me Again (beats) (Sire, 1978) Vernon Burch — Get Up (edit) (Chocolate City, 1979) Glitter Band — Makes You Blind (Bell, 1975) Jorge Ben — Taj Mahal (Philips, 1977)   Camilo Rocha lives in São Paulo. He is widely credited for helping establish Brazil's dance music scene during the nineties. As a DJ he has performed throughout South America and Europe, and as a journalist he has written articles for magazines, newspapers and websites both in Brazil and the UK.