Podcast appearances and mentions of Luke Temple

Les Belges Chloé du Trèfle et Lisette Lombé pour leur conte musical " Brûler, danser " ; le groupe Quiet Island (GE) qui a travaillé avec Luke Temple, et un retour inattendu du vétéran rap LL Cool J.

The first part of this 2 hour journey through sound focuses in on a bag of rare FSQ remixes, some never released, including the group's reworking of tracks for DJ Pippi & Willie Graff, Psymon Spine, Le Chev & Pato Watson, and The Blockheads.In the second hour, Chuck Da Fonk is on the indie alternative rock / pop vibe with downtempo grunge from The The, Duran Duran (yes, Duran Duran had that era), New Order, with new artists also reflecting that vibe - with fresh releases by Nilüfer Yanya, Luke Temple, and Claude Fontaine. 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 this 200th episode, host Chuck Da Fonk talks about the lucid dreams and alternate life timelines he experiences when he fights insomnia and works on drifting back into a deeper sleep. Musical artists Luke Temple and Louis Cole inspire Chuck's theme this week with their two new "dreamy" tracks. Also new music from Greg Foat, SIRS, Ginger Root, Girls of the Internet featuring Ruti, and more. Plus special previously unreleased music from Parliament-Funkadelic drummer Jerome Bigfoot Brailey and his solo spin off group, Mutiny. 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.

Art Feynman - "Chasing My Life" from the 2023 album Be Good The Crazy Boys on Western Vinyl Long-time KEXP fave Luke Temple has been recording under the alias Art Feynman for a few albums now; his press release says, as a way to "explore surprising sonic landscapes without the burdens of identity." And now, on his third LP under the pseudonym, Be Good The Crazy Boys, he's joined by a full band, and the release was recorded live in the studio. "Sonically, I was inspired by records that were recorded at the late Compass Point Studios in the Bahamas such as Grace Jones' Private Life, Lizzy Mercier Descloux's Mambo Nassau, and Talking Heads' Remain in Light,” he shares.  He adds, “To me, there was a lot of energy that needed to be released as the result of living in isolation for six years. It also seems to speak to a general anxiety we're all holding, but it's expressed in a cathartic way.” Read the full story at KEXP.orgSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on Ashta Made You A Mixtape, some uplifting tunes for your Friday night. Playing live at 9pm on Friday THE THIRTEEEENNNNTH Here is the file 3:51, Lemonade Market, Supermarket Woman 3:35, Pete Brandt’s Method, What You Are 3:43, Luke Temple, Hard Working Hand 2:43, Wabie, Hey Lover! 4:22, Brazilian Girls, St. Petersburg 2:24, […] The post Happy Friday first appeared on Ashta Made You A Mixtape - A curated music radio show Friday nights at 9 on 101.7fm CHLY.

Esta semana, en Islas de Robinson, suenan: MAGNOLIA ELECTRIC CO. - "DON'T FADE ON ME" ("FADING TRAILS", 2006) / JESSE SYKES & THE SWEET HEREAFTER - "THE AIR IS THIN" ("LIKE LOVE, LUST & THE OPEN HALLS OF THE SOUL", 2007) / NEKO CASE - "HOLD ON, HOLD ON" ("FOX CONFESSOR BRINGS THE FLOOD", 2006) / LUTHER RUSSELL - "EVERYBODY FALLS IN LOVE" ("REPAIR", 2007) / BC CAMPLIGHT - "FORGET ABOUT YOUR BONES" ("BLINK OF A NIHILIST", 2007) / KELLEY STOLTZ - "WHEN YOU FORGET" ("CIRCULAR SOUNDS", 2008) / BLITZEN TRAPPER - "SLEEPYTIME IN THE WESTERN WORLD" ("FURR", 2008) / THE ROSEWOOD THIEVES - "SILVER GUN" ("RISE & SHINE", 2008) / LUKE TEMPLE - "PEOPLE DO" ("SNOWBEAST", 2007) / JOHN SOUTHWORTH AND THE SOUTH SEAS - "LIFE IS UNBELIEVABLE" ("THE PILLOWMAKER", 2006)/ EUROS CHILDS - "OVER YOU" ("THE MIRACLE INN", 2007) / FERRABY LIONHEART - "HARRY & BESS" ("JACK OF DIAMONDS", 2010) / DAVE RAWLINGS MACHINE - "RUBY" ("A FRIEND OF A FRIEND", 2009) / THE WEATHER STATION - "EVERYTHING I SAW" ("ALL OF IT WAS MINE", 2011) / JONATHAN WILSON - "GENTLE SPIRIT" ("GENTLE SPIRIT", 2011) / Escuchar audio

On this week's Talkhouse Podcast we've got a pair of guys who worked on an incredible record together, which just came out last week: Will Westerman and James Krivchenia. Krivchenia is best known as the drummer of Big Thief, the Brooklyn indie band that has blown up pretty big over the past few years, up to and including last year's fantastic album Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe In You. When he's not busy with Big Thief, Krivchenia also plays in Mega Bog, among other bands, and he even played some drums on Taylor Swift's re-recorded version of her Red album. He's also made some really interesting music as a solo artist, including last year's Blood Karaoke, which samples dozens of YouTube videos that had zero views and synthesizes them into an intense collage that will either get your toes tapping or your brain frying. Check out “Null States” right here. Will Westerman, who releases music under his last name, happened to meet Krivchenia in the UK a few years back, and for the second Westerman album, the two worked together. An Inbuilt Fault is a more textured beast than the first Westerman record, gaining space and a bit of groove courtesy of both Krivchenia and some other ace players, like Luke Temple. Recording the album was a weird experience that involved a lonely apartment and a couple of guys with Covid, and lyrically it deals with a pretty dark time. Check out the song “Take” here, which they talk about in this chat. In addition to their own recording experience, Krivchenia and Westerman talk about an incredible guitar that James' uncle built, figuring out how you're going to play studio-built compositions on the road, and a bunch of upcoming projects, including another Westerman record and a mythology-heavy, “metal as fuck” children's album. Enjoy. Thanks for listening to the Talkhouse Podcast, and thanks to Will Westerman and James Krivchenia for chatting. If you liked what you heard, please follow Talkhouse on your favorite podcasting platform, and check out all of the other great podcasts in our network via Talkhouse.com. This episode was produced by Myron Kaplan, and the Talkhouse theme is composed and performed by the Range. See you next time!

 Multi-instrumentalist, producer, and composer, Doug Stuart, grew up outside of Chicago. His early education began in jazz clubs and festivals as a teenager- frequenting sessions with Jeff Parker, Fred Anderson, Nicole Mitchell, and other members of the AACM. Left exceedingly inspired, he continued on to the University of Michigan, studying bass under Detroit jazz royalty, Robert Hurst and Geri Allen, where he deepened his practice in Jazz and Contemplative Studies. Now, based out of Oakland and Los Angeles, Doug collaborates within many Jazz, Hip-Hop, and Experimental music scenes. His works include compositions for the NPR podcast Snap Judgement, along with co-writes and production with various groups including: Brijean, Bells Atlas, Meernaa, Luke Temple, and Jay Stone.

My guest today is Daniel Schlett a Producer, Engineer, Mixer and owner of Strange Weather Studio seen on the cover of Mix Magazine in 2019 as one of the best rooms in Brooklyn NY. Daniel’s production finds itself at the creative intersection where acoustic and rock recording meets loop and edit based production. His discography ranges from NYC hip hop to live in-studio performances, to rock production from Mali with a clear sense of how each sounds best.  Daniel has worked with many great artists including Iggy Pop, Booker T., Songhoy Blues, Peelander-Z, Ghostface Killah, War on Drugs, Luke Temple and Here We Go Magic, Combo Chimbita, The Lost Brothers. And I’ve been enjoying a fantastic sounding playlist of videos for you in the show notes.  I’m psyched to talk with Daniel today about his philosophy of production with a wide range of musical styles and see what we can learn about working with a variety of artists. Thanks to Dave Hintze at API for making our introduction. Thanks to our sponsors! Soundporter Mastering: Get your free mastering demo at https://www.soundporter.com JZ Microphones: Use coupon ROCKSTARS to get 50% off The BB29 mic at JZmic.com Spectra1964: https://www.spectra1964.com OWC: Other World Computing: https://www.OWC.com iZotope: iZotope.com/Rockstars code ROCK10 10% off ADAM Audio: https://www.adam-audio.com RSR Academy: http://RSRockstars.com/Academy Want to learn more about mixing? Get Free mix training with Lij at: http://MixMasterBundle.com Hear more on Spotify If you love the podcast, then please Leave a review on iTunes here CLICK HERE FOR SHOW NOTES AT: http://RSRockstars.com/278

What impact is digital campaigning having on politics, and is it for the better or the worse? That's what I discuss in the latest episode of Never Mind The Bar Charts with Kate Dommett, Senior Lecturer in the Public Understanding of Politics at the University of Sheffield. We started off with her research into how new ways of digital campaigning do - or don't - take root at the political grassroots of parties.Feedback very welcome, and do share this podcast with others who you think may enjoy it.Show notesKatharine Dommett, Luke Temple and Patrick Seyd, "Dynamics of Intra-Party Organisation in the Digital Age: A Grassroots Analysis of Digital Adoption", Parliamentary Affairs.The relative failure of Barack Obama's 2008 campaign: a critique of my talk, the original talk and what the electoral data shows.Report from the House of Lords Committee on Democracy and Digital Technologies.Bad News has a section on filter bubbles.Was the impact of Cambridge Analytica over-hyped?Social Media and Politics podcast.Exponential View podcast.Government versus Robots podcast.Retooling Politics: How Digital Media Are Shaping Democracy by Andreas Jungherr, Gonzalo Rivero and Daniel Gayo-Avello: Waterstones / Amazon.Kate Dommett on Twitter.Music by Hugo Lee.New to listening to podcasts? Here are some tips on how to listen to podcasts.Enjoy the show? Spread the wordFollow the show on Twitter.Like the show on Facebook.Share the show's website, www.NeverMindTheBarCharts.com.

The next three episodes of The Jaunt will count down my favorite music from 2019. You'll hear all of the albums, artists and songs that I was obsessed with from the year. Make sure to tune in on Decmeber 19th for Part 2 and on December 26th for Part 3, which will feature my number one picks. Today you'll hear from Lisa Prank, Luke Temple, Shana Falana, Chelsea Wolfe and much, much more. Stay tuned! 00:00 - The Jaunt on BTR 00:54 - Darkest Light - Shana Falana 04:31 - Little Grave - Chelsea Wolfe 07:45 - Daddy Issues - Pip Blom 12:09 - Finish Line - White Lies 16:48 - What's So Wrong - Sacred Paws 19:58 - The Jaunt on BTR 20:38 - Bird Has Flown - Angelo De Augustine 23:56 - Sold - Mikal Cronin 27:18 - Ocean - Fruit Bats 30:32 - Twin Camps - Longriver 33:27 - Worry Doll - Jeremy Ivey 37:27 - Human - Molly Sarlé 41:18 - The Jaunt on BTR 41:48 - Tell - Lomelda 43:33 - Fine With Me - Stone Irr 46:14 - Water - Living Hour 49:35 - Prey for Rain - Andrew Deadman 53:45 - The End - Steve Mason 57:26 - Prazer Em Te Conhecer - Allah Las 60:32 - The Jaunt on BTR 61:03 - Human Nature - Barrie 63:17 - Human Condition - Great Grandpa 67:01 - Crashed Cars - Devarrow 70:34 - Dozer - Deep State 72:45 - ZAM - Frankie and the Witch Fingers 81:08 - Get Mad - Lisa Prank 83:59 - The Jaunt on BTR 84:42 - Easy Breezy (Je Sais) - FRANKIIE 87:34 - 2025 - Levitation Room 90:58 - Sick - Vivian Girls 93:11 - Blue - Pom Poko 97:09 - What Can I Do - Chris Cohen 99:27 - Henry in Forever Phases - Luke Temple 103:23 - The Jaunt on BTR 104:04 - Moonfire - The Nunnery 107:13 - Dogs - Joyero 111:17 - Bill - Unloved 114:14 - Dolphin - Panda Bear 117:52 - The Jaunt on BTR 118:42 - Radio Tower - The Herbert Bail Orchestra 123:24 - Finish

Today's broadcast features a conversation between Maia and songwriter/producer Denitia. Her new album "Touch of the Sky" will be released on Friday, November 8. We also hear new music from Sufjan Stevens and Luke Temple. 00:00 - Mutual Core 02:10 - I - Sufjan Stevens 05:41 - Given Our Good Life - Luke Temple 11:33 - Interview - Denitia 20:07 - 23 - Denitia 24:38 - Interview - Denitia 30:13 - Touch of the Sky - Denitia 34:27 - Interview - Denitia 47:17 - Place to Be - Denitia 51:35 - Interview - Denitia 60:18 - Outro 60:44 - Finish

Drop into the Listening Booth where this week DJRePete is spinning new electro alt from Devarrow, proper electronic with The Requesters and Bob Moses, punk from Lisa Prank, and trippy alt via My Little Hum. He also checks out the new record by Luke Temple and his under selling sales tactic in the promotion materials for it. Plus—a Mitten news tease, as we await word on any new music from the duo. 00:00 - Mic Break 01:00 - Crashed Cars - Devarrow 03:56 - Compare - FRANKIE 07:06 - Move - Stone Irr 09:38 - What You See - Levitation Room 12:21 - Farewell To Exile - Somos 16:40 - New Blood - Somos 20:22 - Mic Break 21:23 - Henry in Forever Phases - Luke Temple 25:22 - Ads For Feelings - Michael Zapruder 28:35 - Ocarina - Birds & Batteries 31:38 - Green - Mitten 34:20 - Road To Nowhere - Dark Horses 37:51 - Born - Fear of Men 41:05 - Mic Break 41:34 - Pianobytes - The Requesters 45:56 - The Raft (Mystery Skulls) - UNA 50:19 - Fever - Lou Canon 56:09 - Cherry 2000 - Michna 59:39 - Keeping Me Alive - Bob Moses 64:23 - The Future - Electrolightz 68:15 - Wax Rose Saturday (Remux Edit) - Mux Mool 73:03 - Fever - Balthazar 77:31 - Mic Break 77:55 - Cross My Fingers - Lisa Prank 80:36 - Moral Fibre - LIFE 82:12 - Mould Lies - Thigh Master 84:34 - Entity - Thigh Master 87:04 - Missing Wires - Soulwax 91:53 - Mic Break 92:05 - November in New York - My Little Hum 96:08 - Imagination - City And Colour 101:37 - Do You Want To Get Into Trouble? - Soulwax 106:02 - Dropkick ** - Marco Benevento 109:02 - Mic Break 109:27 - Nye Nummer Et - Choir Of Young Believers 113:52 - Static Electricity - Spencer Radcliffe & Everyone Else 120:19 - Finish

DJRePete revisits CMJ this week, the College Music Journal’s Music Marathon that spanned 35 years of indie music across New York City through 2015. Re-discovery bands from showcase-past, including the Cold War Kids, The Sounds, and Of Montreal. Hit up trippy alt from Michael Rault and Luke Temple of Here We Go Magic, and rock with the Heliotropes and White Reaper. And in the spirit of CMJ, catch new tracks by The Skullers and The Brutalists. Plus, DJRePete explores what the CMJ founders are up to these days with a new festival in New York this week. Spoiler: it’s just not the same. But get nostalgic or live vicariously through this music rediscovery mix in The Listening Booth! 00:00 - Mic Break 01:26 - She Denies Herself The Things She Loves - The Skullers 04:18 - If I Just Do Nothing - The Brutalists 06:55 - Girlfriend Degree - The Paranoyds 09:33 - Niceties - LIFE 11:53 - Waiting In The Car - Vivian Girls 14:31 - Sick - Vivian Girls 16:35 - Mic Break 17:40 - West of Western - Serengeti 22:02 - Blasé - Literature 23:55 - Woolgatherer - Conveyor 27:40 - Impossible - Dinosaur Feathers 31:05 - Something Else - Monomyth 35:09 - Carelessness - Line & Circle 39:10 - My Soul - Ugly Kids Club 42:19 - Mic Break 42:44 - Airwaves - Purling Hiss 44:04 - Half Bad - White Reaper 46:45 - Summer Job - Cymbals 50:17 - Taller - Gringo Star 53:04 - Crawl - Dead Stars 56:23 - I Walk Upon The Water - Heliotropes 60:38 - Wet Lips - Bad Cops 62:50 - Mic Break 63:32 - Sad Song (Pacific! Remix) - Au Revoir Simone 66:53 - This Summer I'll Make It Up To You - Caged Animals 68:52 - Night & Day - Chief 72:37 - Gorilla - The Darlings 75:44 - Dorchester Hotel - The Sounds 79:46 - Jailbirds - Cold War Kids 82:23 - Mic Break 84:09 - All Alone (On My Own) - Michael Rault 88:02 - Fired Up - Titus Andronicus 92:05 - Ohio - Kingswood 95:47 - Pools - Hot Panda 99:03 - Brallor - Dungen 102:13 - Mic Break 102:24 - Wild Dreams - Native Harrow 107:24 - Shanty - Evans The Death 109:46 - Grey Tickles, Black Pressure - John Grant 115:10 - Heimdalsgate Like a Promethean Curse - Of Montreal 118:20 - Mic Break 118:55 - Fangala - Luke Temple 124:22 - Finish

On today's episode, we contemplate context, form, and convention through readings by Saint-Saens, Mozart, and Margaret Blake-Alverson. Music from Luke Temple, (Sandy) Alex G, Ghost Funk Orchestra, High Sunn, and Oh Sees. 00:00 - Episode 5 // Art for Art’s Sake 07:14 - Don’t Call Me Windy - Luke Temple 10:52 - Mutual Core 12:22 - Gretel - (Sandy) Alex G 15:26 - Mutual Core 17:15 - A Conversation - Ghost Funk Orchestra 20:35 - A Song For Paul Outro - Ghost Funk Orchestra 21:45 - A Letter from Mozart, 1780 26:18 - Coffin Eyes - High Sunn 29:35 - Mutual Core 31:22 - Henchlock - Oh Sees 52:19 - Reading from 60 Years of California Song by Margaret Blake Alverson 57:18 - Outro 58:00 - Finish

Los mendocinos Mi Amigo Invencible nos traen acá su séptimo disco, "Dutsiland", con nueve canciones nuevas producidas y grabadas junto al californiano Luke Temple en abril 2019 en Estudio El Attic y en el estudio de la propia banda. Fueron mezcladas en San Francisco. La banda está integrada por Mariano Di Cesare, Mariano Castro, Nicolás Voloschin, Arturo Martín, Pablo Di Nardo, Juan Pablo Quatrini y Leonardo Gudiño. Los tracks que suenan en este podcast son "Fósil", "Desayuno continental", "Nadie en la casa" y "Batalla gigante".

On this episode of KNOBS, Matt and Chris talk about the devastating news of the passing of Chris Cornell, before getting to know the fabulous Luke Temple. Fans know Luke from his amazing band, Here We Go Magic, ​and a vast catalogue of solo material too. This candid interview is not to be missed. ​KNOBS is brought to you by: Atomic Film + Design Start your project now at atomicfilmshop.com

Adam Green of The Moldy Peaches and Jenny Eliscu (Rolling Stone Magazine, Sirius Radio's Left of Center) tell stories with a live musical performance of "Maryanne Was Quiet" by Luke Temple of Here We Go Magic.

On the TFT Podcast, we listen to and discuss The Weeknd’s “Beauty Behind the Madness” and talk with Luke Temple of Here We Go Magic. Episode 180: ESM – Electronic Sad Music originally appeared on Overthinking It, the site subjecting the popular culture to a level of scrutiny it probably doesn't deserve. [Latest Posts | Podcast (iTunes Link)]

Episode #13: Brooklyn band Here We Go Magic is set to release their fourth album with indie label Secretly Canadian on October 15th, and we wanted to explore the process that the album went through from "farm to table." First we speak with Michael Bloch, guitarist in the band, who explains how he and song writer Luke Temple tackled their first album as a two piece using only rudimentary tools to create a full band, live, in the studio sound. Next we speak with one of Secretly Canadian's founders, Ben Swanson, and the man responsible for signing "Here We Go Magic," who tells us why he loves the band and the label's role in seeing the record through completion. To discuss one of the final links in the chain, we talk with Ian McKinnon, the head of label relations at one of the oldest music streaming services, Rhapsody.

Featuring: Amy LaVere, Princess Chelsea, Pallers, Hoodie Allen, Thee Oh Sees, Luke Temple, Fair Ohs, Oh Minnows, Dubious Caesar, Pregnant, Rainbow Chan, Seeker Lover Keeper, Shit Browne, Oversat, Hello moon, Tipsy in Chelsea, Cloudy Busey, The Deep Dark Woods. Also mentioned: Jonathan Ross and Véronique Jeannot

Do you have a sense of direction about as good a dead seal’s? Well, you’re in luck! Introducing the FLUFF GPS system! We’ll get you there or at least within 50 miles of where you wanted to go. And we won’t ramble on and on about when to make rights and lefts, but will tell you the REALLY important things like spots we once got mugged and the best delis to buy 10 year old twinkees. Fluff GPS WE MAKEA YOUR DREEEEAMS COME TRUE! Musical Guest: Luke Temple performing “Saturday People” and “People Do” Tales of Wonder: * GPS AKT BEAN Crime Edition * Smashing Pumpkins (with Catapults) * The Age Old Question of the Aged Old Twinkies * Halloween Sexiness 2008 Most Memorable Lines Taken Out of Context: * “You have now reached the center of Ovid.” * “I’m a toaster but I’m a SEEEEEXY toaster.” * “I’m a little dubious about the Fantastic Mr. Orgasmic or was it the Emporium Spazmorium?” * “Moral of the story kids, wash your hands at least once every three days.” http://www.fluffinbrooklyn.com for more!

Do you have a sense of direction about as good a dead seal’s? Well, you’re in luck! Introducing the FLUFF GPS system! We’ll get you there or at least within 50 miles of where you wanted to go. And we won’t ramble on and on about when to make rights and lefts, but will tell you the REALLY important things like spots we once got mugged and the best delis to buy 10 year old twinkees. Fluff GPS WE MAKEA YOUR DREEEEAMS COME TRUE! Musical Guest: Luke Temple performing “Saturday People” and “People Do” Tales of Wonder: * GPS AKT BEAN Crime Edition * Smashing Pumpkins (with Catapults) * The Age Old Question of the Aged Old Twinkies * Halloween Sexiness 2008 Most Memorable Lines Taken Out of Context: * “You have now reached the center of Ovid.” * “I’m a toaster but I’m a SEEEEEXY toaster.” * “I’m a little dubious about the Fantastic Mr. Orgasmic or was it the Emporium Spazmorium?” * “Moral of the story kids, wash your hands at least once every three days.” http://www.fluffinbrooklyn.com for more!

Luke Temple talks to Jen about simple food for life in the recording studio, proper Indian food, and a questionable Ethiopian beef dish. [April 2006, Cambridge, MA]