Podcasts about maiah manser

Alison plays new music from Mau P, San Holo, Tchami, Luci, ISOxo, Anna Lunoe and more!Don't forget to rate & review on all of your favorite podcast apps! Post your comments on twitter @awonderland #RADIOWONDERLANDTracklist:1. RADIO WONDERLAND OPENER2. Mau P - Merther3. PLS&TY - Breakaway (ft. David Frank)4. zensei ゼンセー - fun.5. CloudNone, Direct, Mr FijiWiji - bayb336. Mha Iri - The Unexpected7. ISOxo, fussy - STARsound (pt2)8. Anna Lunoe - Polite (feat. Shanique Marie)9. San Holo, Tchami - feel again10. Luci & Dirtysnatcha - She Bangs Like a Fairy on Acid11. ESPER, Janus - DOTA12. Slow Magic - Closer (feat. Angela Krüsi)13. Rootkit & Melano - One More14. TWONSKi - EONZ15. Silcrow & Capshun – DAMNED16. if found & GLNNA - WORTH.the.CRASH (VIP)17. Jersey - Giant Cotton Ball18. REZZ x X1 - Y2 - PROXIMATE19. What So Not, Habstrakt - Realise (feat. Maiah Manser)20. ISOxo - SHYPOP (REDUX)

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Fight Milk - ICU from the 2022 self-released Fight Milk EP. Fight Milk is the project of Redmond, Washington-based project of Jackson Leavitt, who has been releasing singles and EPs since 2019 under the name. Influenced highly by campy ‘80's new wave bands like Devo, Fight Milk's shows are a multi-disciplinary audiovisual experience made to entertain. Our Song of the Day, “ICU,” comes off of 2022's self-titled EP and is a high-energy bop led by tapping synth rhythms and a scorching guitar melody, with Leavitt fusing very real and vulnerable feelings of longing with silly voices and lines that brings to life the absurdity that is longing. “I wanna see you so bad, it hurts me all of the time /It's like when you cut your thumb, and then you heal it with lime,” sings Leavitt like a long-forgotten Hawthorne Heights track before following with a bridge of, “Romp around the rink, romp around the rink /Where do you think /Romp around the rink, romp around the rink /Star on the sink.” Fight Milk will be competing in this year's Sound Off!, a showcase for young artists in the surrounding Seattle area that has helped prior artists like Falon Sierra, Jason McCue, Naked Giants, Manatee Commune, Maiah Manser, and more gain a platform and industry education to bring their music to the mainstream. Watch the video for other Fight Milk track “Grenge” and read the full post at KEXP.org.Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Maiah Manser is an Oregonian turned Seattlite turned Californian. She's a pop artist and was just in Seattle for the Belltown Bloom Festival. Her new single "I Know" is out now! Maiah Manser Insta: @maiahmanser NAST Insta: @nastpodcast

Maiah Manser - "Walking Faster," a 2021 self-released single. It's been four years since Los Angeles-via-Seattle-via-Oregon musician Maiah Manser released her fantastic and far-too-succinct sophomore EP Second Skin. In that time, she's been busy sharing stages with artists like CHVRCHES, Crystal Castles, and ODESZA, singing backup vocals alongside local luminary Mary Lambert for a few names you might recognize such as Sam Smith, Ariana Grande, and Pharrell Williams, and getting placements in the show Lucifer and at 2017's Met Gala. It now appears that, finally, Manser is ready to release new music out to the world. Today's Song of the Day, “Walking Faster” is her first single in two years and a perfect reintroduction to an artist who clearly hasn't lost her touch. Without any hesitation or introduction, Manser comes in swinging with the softly and speedily sung lines, “Giving up all my love /Just because that was what i was taught / Even though I don't know who even said that,” while a glitchy electronic beat fights to keep up. From there, the song builds as Manser belts the chorus while drenched in reverb for a cathartic and catchy track that's only snag is that it's over too soon. A new EP titled Third Degree is expected in 2022. Watch Manser's 2017 KEXP in-studio performance on YouTube or at the link below. Read the full post on KEXP.org Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Musical artist Maiah Manser joins the Abstract to discuss her recent EP "Second Skin," and it's highly symbolic themes of identity, personal rebirth, and the struggle to separate truth from illusion in one's past memories. We also dive into the production techniques and the collaborative studio experience that led to the record's creation. A strong voice in more ways than one, Maiah is outspoken about the importance of standing up for oneself as a female artist, and being unafraid to provoke discomfort in listeners with artistic statements that seek to uproot sexism in society. "Second Skin" is available for download via Bandcamp: https://freakoutrec.bandcamp.com/album/maiah-manser-second-skin Watch her video for "Second Skin" here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mgyncYKTBk www.AbstractPodcast.com https://twitter.com/AbstractPod

Sporting News NFL writer Vinayak Iyer joins the show to discuss the NFL draft (00:20) and musician Maiah Manser comes on to talk about her EP "Second Skin" (10:08).

The first thing that jumps out listening to Seattle's Maiah Manser is her loping, almost acrobatic vocals. But as the session goes on, it's just as impressive to see how her electronic compositions work themselves around her evocative voice to create swirling, hypnotic sounds. Joining DJ Sharlese on Audioasis, Manser displays the enrapturing characteristics that have made her debut EP such an anticipated release.  Recorded 2/3/2017 - 4 songs: Sweet Hell, Top of My Lungs, I Put A Spell On You, Second SkinSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week Gritty Birds features Seattle based pop singer Maiah Manser, on her new album, music video and how being raised by a female clan has helped her navigate pressures as a woman in music. Photo: Juan Franco Produced and edited by Jeni Wren Stottrup at XRAY Studios Tracks: Second Skin and 3Remain by Maiah Manser Theme song: Lucky from Bryson Cone First aired on XRAY.FM

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 the first half of this week's episode SMI Radio's Greg Roth has an exclusive backstage interview at Seattle's Triple door on night one of his 5 night series, Allen Stone: Evolution of an Artist. Roth and Allen talk about how his life has changed in the last 3 years and his forthcoming May, Capitol Records release, Radius. In the second half of the show Roth interviews Seattle artist Maiah Manser. Mariah opened for Stone earlier in the evening at The Triple Door