Podcasts about marfa myths

As part of events for Marfa Myths, dublab teamed up with Marfa Radio and The Lot Radio to present a series of live performances. Legendary artist, Laraaji, was one of the featured guests. We are happy to bring you his luminous set again here on Live at dublab Radio. Live at dublab Radio is produced by dublab. Sound editing and theme music are by Matteah Baim. Visit dublab.com to find out more!

On Episode 15 of the Hippie Cholo Podcast, Jesse gives a Marfa Myths recap and Adam is in zombie mode. We talk about Star Wars, honor John Singleton, and are leery of La Llorona. 

This week is inspired by an exclusive Bolo Tie I made for Marfa Myths - a music festival by record label Mexican Summer that happens once a year in Marfa, TX. It was so much fun. If you weren't able to make it I suggest it for next year! Each Unearthen x Marfa Myths Bolo Tie has a one of a kind ruby in zoisite stone, and is available exclusively through our Marfa stockist, Freda.1. Jane Birkin - Harvest Moon2. Mary Margaret O'Hara - Dear Darling3. H. Hawkline - Means That Much4. Lee Hazelwood - Wait And See5. Elton John - Come Down In Time6. Ed Askew - Blue Eyed Baby7. Girl Ray - Don't Go Back At 108. Gabor Szabo - Walking On Nails9. Robert Lester Folsom - April Suzanne10. Cut Worms - Song Of The Highest Tower

For this episode, Woodbury down with poet and novelist Eileen Myles. She came up in the ’70s, at the St. Mark’s Poetry Project in New York. In 2015, her 1994 novel Chelsea Girls was reissued; in 2016, she released a collection of poems written between 1975 and 2014 called I Must Be Living Twice. In this episode, Myeles discusses her process and her next book, Afterglow, and along the way we’ll hear some selections of Myles’ poetry, pulled from her live album Aloha/Irish Tree, paired with recordings by Marfa Myths performers Pharoah Sanders and Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith. Photo by Peggy O’brien.

For Marfa Myths 2017, the Freaks broadcast live from deep in the deserts of West Texas, alongside live performances and sets from the artists who made the trek alongside us. Watch the rest of the performances here--> smarturl.it/LotxMPRxMarfa

Last year Sonosphere visited Marfa, Texas for the Marfa Myths music festival created by Mexican Summer and Ballroom Marfa. Now in its fourth year, Marfa Myths has grown to a three day fest with hundreds of individuals from around the country in attendance. This year's festival is upon us, so let's travel back in time to Marfa Myths 2016 during a two-day wind storm, where I talk with sound artist Maria Chavez about her performance informed by the wind and chards of vinyl; where harpist Mary Lattimore shares insight into last year's album, At the Dam, informed by road trips out west. Head over this year, March 9-12 to Marfa Myths 2017 and you won't regret it. Tickets at mexicansummer.com

Full show: http://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com Artists Played: The Beat Ministry, MyGrane McNastee, Illustrate, Ras Kass, conshus, WordChemist, Shinobi Stalin, Pure Powers, Z-Man, Del The Funky Homosapien, AmpLive, Zion I, Marfa Myths, Ariel Pink, Weyes Blood, Q-Unique, Elaquent, Iman Omari, James Gardin, Terem, Leisure Chief, Shinobi Ninja, Justice, Hanni El Khatib, Walter Cornelius, Modern Scribe, Megan Shuck, Rapsody, Bonobo, Rhye, PremRock, Fresh Kils, mtbrd, Flamingosis, GOODie MOb, OutKast, Cee Lo Green, IMAKEMADBEATS

The Freaks find themselves deep in the deserts of West Texas for Marfa Myths 2016, and friends Awesome Tapes from Africa, Hailu Mergia, Heron Oblivion and Connan Mockasin stop in for a chat.