Podcast appearances and mentions of michael nau

Playlist: Self-Cut Bangs - ShiversViagra Boys - Slow LearnerDirtBike - It's Your TurnParquet Courts - Black and WhiteShitkid - Sugar TownDead Ghosts - Headed HomeThe Voidz - All Wordz Are Made UpMarc McLaughlin - All I Can SaySteve Stout - Some FolksDream Stitch, featuring Michael Nau, Floating Action - Now OnHumour - yeah, mud!Sea of Lettuce - Easy LovingCake - GuitarKairos Creature Club - KevlarChad Van Gaalen - Old HeadsAladean Kheroufi - Why Do You Call For Rain

Estás a punto de escuchar otro programa de música alternativa más. ¿Y qué tiene este que no tienen los demás? Nada. Bueno, algo tendrá. “Los Ideales” te ofrece 180 minutos de buenos temas del panorama independiente internacional, cosidos a mano. Una selección hecha por y para mentes abiertas. Dale al play. Han sonado: 1) Bullion; Charlotte Adigéry - World_train 2) The Cleaners From Venus - Summer in a Small Town 3) Dream Sitch; Michael Nau; Floating Action - Now On 4) Bnny - Take That Back 5) Summer Camp - Love of My Life 6) Gustaf; Beck - Design - Beck Remix 7) GHOSTWOMAN - The End of a Gun - Edit 8) The Cool Greenhouse - Alexa! 9) The Mystery Lights - Mighty Fine & All Mine 10) Bona Dish - Fractured Heart 11) Suburban Lawns - Janitor 12) The Make-Up - White Belts 13) The Yummy Fur - Plastic Cowboy 14) Being Dead - Van Goes 15) Gustaf - I Trusted You 16) Blake Babies - Shakin' Street 17) Le Tigre - Gone B4 Yr Home 18) Suburban Lawns - Flavor Crystals 19) Mt Fog - Drifting 20) The Essex Green - Don't Leave It in Our Hands 21) Allo Darlin' - Kiss Your Lips 22) God Help The Girl - God Help The Girl 23) The School - I Will See You Soon 24) Veronica Falls - Broken Toy 25) Belle and Sebastian - When You're Not With Me - Edit 26) The 6ths - Falling Out Of Love (With You) 27) Patio - Gold II 28) Holiday Ghosts - Vulture 29) plantoid - Dog's Life 30) Belbury Poly - The Path 31) Nice Biscuit - Fade Away 32) Sunfruits - Better Off Dead 33) Too Easy; Kyle Krone - Sound&Fury 34) Finom - Haircut 35) Hot Joy - Fingers on my Side 36) Lionlimb - Hurricane 37) Mol Sullivan - Cannonball 38) Lucy McWilliams - Follow Me 39) Sorry - Rock 'n' Roll Star 40) youbet - Peel 41) Peel Dream Magazine - Oblast 42) Inhaler - Love Will Get You There 43) Sleater-Kinney; Courtney Barnett - Words and Guitar 44) The Nude Party - Cherry Red Boots 45) Mr. Elevator - My Purple I 46) Los Tiki Phantoms - Phantom's Theme 47) The Spyrals - Disguise 48) The Frowning Clouds - All Night Long 49) Century III - Tied in Knots 50) Miracle Worker - Leave Me Alone 51) Lightheaded - Bright Happy Girls 52) Tine Hill - Sound of the Morning 53) Kindsight - Acid Island 45 54) Beans - Groove 55) Beak> - Oh Know 56) Jane Weaver - H>A>K 57) The Make-Up - Pow! To the People 58) Half Hexagon - The Method 59) exmagician - Sharpen These 60) abracadabra - the hand that feeds 61) Chinese American Bear - Bear Day (熊的日子)

On our first episode of Phantom Power, we ponder those moments when the air remains unmoved. Whether fostered by design or meteorological conditions or technological glitch, the absence of sound sometimes affects us more profoundly than the audible. We begin with author John Biguenet discussing his book Silence (Bloomsbury, 2015) and the relationship between quietude, reading, writing, and the self. Next, we speak to poet and hurricane responder Rodrigo Toscano, who takes us into the foreboding silence in eye of a storm. Finally, our own co-host and poet cris cheek ponders the many contradictory experiences of “dead air” in an age of changing media technologies. Today's episode features music by our own Mack Hagood and by Graeme Gibson, who is currently touring on drums with Michael Nau and the Mighty Thread. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Between Cotton Jones, Page France, and his eponymous Michael Nau & The Mighty Thread, Maryland’s Michael Nau‘s built up one hell of an indie rock reputation over his career. And as a family man fast approaching his forties, there’ve been some real waves of wisdom and maturity making appearances in his more recent music. That’s […] The post Michael Nau: “Painting A Wall” appeared first on KUT & KUTX Studios -- Podcasts.

Disclaimer: Waterfall TV was intended as a relaxing visual experience, but for those of you who would prefer to imagine the falls, we made this audio version. If you enjoy what you hear, Waterfall TV can be watched on YouTube or the Drifting Off Patreon page. Hope you will consider supporting and enjoy the episode...I've been collecting footage on tour and with the help of Marty Schousboe and an incredible score by Michael Nau, we've finally pieced it together. Ryan Dann did sound and Grant Farsi produced of course, in addition to making segments.Thanks for being patient and I hope you'll enjoy these falls,JoeSubscribe on Patreon to get episodes early and to access 8 Hour Max-Drift Versions and upcoming extended interviews. Plus, we depend on listener support since there are no ads: https://www.patreon.com/DriftingOffwithJoePeraMichael Nau's upcoming tour: https://www.michaelnau.com/ Joe's upcoming tour: https://joepera.com/shows Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Languid and loose, Michael Nau's new song “Shiftshaping” lines up with the relaxed, dusty indie rock sound fans have grown to love. Take a minute to let the song in. 

Energetic magnetism, a 1909 prairie house, and train showers. Cornelia Murr “Cornelia Murr was born in London and resides in California as a dual citizen, but spent much of her childhood moving through the United States, from Colorado to Massachusetts, California to New York City and upstate New York. Working with producer Jim James of My Morning Jacket on her 2018 debut album Lake Tear of the Clouds, Murr conjured a hazy blend of folk and cosmic soul music, bringing to mind the fantasias of Broadcast, Stereolab's most pastoral moments, and the spooky romance of Beach House. She released the single “Hang Yr Hat” in 2021, inspired in part by the art of mime and the legendary Marcel Marceau, followed by the EP Corridor in November 2022, which No Depression describes “is as much an exploration of sparkling pop as it is a deeply felt mediation on the ache of being alive.” She has toured with such contemporaries as Rodrigo Amarante, Lucius, Michael Nau, and Dana Gavanski." Excerpt from https://www.corneliamurr.com Cornelia Murr: Bandcamp: https://corneliamurr.bandcamp.com/album/corridor Instagram: @corneliamurr Website: https://www.corneliamurr.com . Merch: https://www.corneliamurr.com/merch. Records: https://www.fulltimehobby.co.uk/release/cornelia-murr/corridor-ep The Vineyard: Instagram: @thevineyardpodcast Website: https://www.thevineyardpodcast.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSn17dSz8kST_j_EH00O4MQ/videos

Scott Ballew is a filmmaker and songwriter from Austin, TX. With over 15 years commercial, documentary, and film expierence, Scott's collaborations with various filmmakers, musicians, adventurers, and entrepreneurs has led to a unique point of view and voice. In addition to branded short films and commercials, Scott has also directed the independent feature documentaryon the iconic artists and musician Terry Allen, and was a producer on the feature documentary "Charged". His first album "Talking To Mountains" was released in 2021. A quick follow up album called "Leisure Rodeo" was released in the fall of 2022, followed up by a 4 song cover EP entitled "Middle Age Crazy" released in the winter of 2023. A third full length album of 10 original songs called "Rio Bravo" will be avaible soon, which was produced by Michael Nau of Cotton Jones.  On this episode of the Primitive Man Soundz Podcast we explore Ballew's youth growing up in Austin, TX where he would see local legends participating in daily life, playing college football, moving to California where he spent ten years working on film sets before becoming a filmmaker himself, collaborating with folks such as Jack Johnson, YETI, Terry Allen and Ryan Bingham, giving songwriting a real shot - releasing his magnificent debut album "Talking To Mountains and most recently his third full length follow up "Rio Bravo". 

Today we're joined by Jeff Cloud of Velvet Blue Music, known for his work with Pony Express, Joy Electric, and California dream pop band Starflyer 59. Cloud founded Velvet Blue in 1996, and the label has been home to pivotal releases by people like Richard Swift, with whom Cloud played in Pony Express and Starflyer 59, the Broadway Hush, an early project headed by Michael Nau and Whitney McGraw of Cotton Jones, Fine China, and many more. Totally blue collar in spirit and independent, the label continues to release new music from groups like the synth pop outfit Golf Slang, as well as Ronnie Martin of Joy Electric and Jason Martin's Starflyer 59 gem, Vanity. We're happy to have him on Transmissions to discuss it all—meeting the Martin brothers, Velvet Blue, David Lynch, and much more.  You can support this podcast by checking out our Patreon page.  Transmissions is written and produced by Jason P. Woodbury. Our audio is edited by Andrew Horton. Our show is executive produced by Justin Gage, Aquarium Drunkard founder. AD Transmissions is part of the Talkhouse Podcast Network. Rate, review, subscribe, and spread the word if you dig the show.

In this weeks podcast The Freight Guru speaks to Michael Nau the Vice President of Merchandising at City Furniture about their marketing strategy and their online success during the pandemic.Visit us for more: https://thefreightguru.io/Recommended Logistics and Trucking companies:FTL Services – http://teamdgd.com – https://ftlhub.io – https://gologisticshub.ioLTL Services – https://goltlhub.ioHazmat Services – https://gohazmathub.ioTMS – https://mytruckhub.comLogistics Services – https://gofreighthub.ioFulfillment – https://www.sunshipecommerce.comWarehousing – https://gowhsehub.io#cityfurniture #retail #marketing #marketingstrategy #ecommerce #onlinesales #bco #prosandcons #interview #freight #logistics 

Steve Ferreira, CEO of Ocean Audit Inc, chats with Michael Nau, VP of Merchandising at City Furniture.Apple PodcastSpotifyMore FreightWaves Podcasts

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′0″ Rays in the Shallows by Dreems on In Deep Waters (Multi Culti ) 3′20″ It Comes Back In Waves by Sapphire Slows on Emotion Still Remains (self released ) 9′30″ M6 North by Laura Groves on Chill Pill II (Public Possession) 13′30″ Fonn Abhaile by Dreamcycles on Future Lights and Archetypes (Queeste) 16′50″ Parsi by Adult Fantasies on Towers of Silence (Stroom ) 21′25″ Is That What You Wanted to Hear? by bdrmm on Bedroom (Sonic Cathedral ) 26′0″ Lotus by M!R!M on Iuvenis (Manic Depression) 29′34″ [RD in the tunnel] by Phantom Posse on Forever Underground (Orchid Tapes) 31′45″ No Words by Clan of Xymox on Clan of Xymox (4AD ) 36′0″ More Like Space by Seefeel on More Like Space (Too Pure ) 42′56″ Songs by Pinkshinyultrablast on Songs (self released) 58′0″ (I Would Never Wash My Hair in That) Water by MOHIT on Preface (DVTT ) 61′20″ Halcion by Gold Cage on Social Crutch (felte ) 63′23″ The Onely Ones by Lightning Bug on The Onely Ones (Fat Possum) 68′6″ Broken by White Poppy on Paradise Gardens (Not Not Fun) 72′14″ Mizutamari by Pale Cocoon on Mayu (Incidental Music ) 73′6″ Only One by Fountainsun on Music Today (Gnome Life ) 77′28″ Cheewawa by Mike Polizze on Long Lost Solace Find (Paradise of Bachelors) 79′42″ Sucker by Madeline Kenney on Sucker's Lunch (Carpark) 84′19″ Pharaoh's Island by Zoe Polanski on Violent Flowers (Youngbloods ) 88′0″ The Glass (demo) by Michael Nau on Demo Versions, 2014 to 2017 (Suicide Squeeze) 91′22″ All the World Loves Lovers by B.J. Smith on Summer Selections Two (NuNorthern Soul) 98′26″ Strong Like Nature by AKSK on Things We Do (Running Back) 103′17″ So We Won't Forget by Khruangbin on Mordechai (Dead Oceans) 108′9″ Sera a Posillipo by Rosa on Acqua di sale (Periodica ) 112′52″ Jules Quesnel by Shimmertraps on Look! (Spirit Goth ) 116′30″ Stones and Sunlight #2 by The Gist on Interior Windows (Tiny Global Productions) The next Transfiguration is on Sunday, September 6th at 2:00 pm. Check out the full archives on the website.

So I've been mostly housebound for the last four months with plenty of free time. Luckily, while most of life has been on pause, the torrent of incredible music continues unchecked. I've been filling my head with jams of all eras, both new and new to me, and EPISODE #85 of Random Old Records is just a small sample of the musical riches that can be found with a little bit of digging.Loveland, Ohio's Colemine Records (and its subsidiary Karma Chief) continue to pump out hits, and this time around you'll hear the recent offerings of the Harlem Gospel Travelers, Monophonics, and Michael Nau. Righteous, romantic soul is the vibe most of the way, then it gets slow and easy for awhile before crashing into a more rockin' finish. Along the way you'll meet The Altons, La La Brooks, Heron, Mortimer, Penetration, the Brothers of Soul, and many more. It's an hour of deep cuts for deep heads, so close your eyes and dig in! Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to Random Old Records via Apple Podcasts, Google Play, or RSS. If you like the show, please rate it and write a review! You can also go the traditional route and stream or download the new episode below. Come back next month (or so) for another episode of Random Old Records. As always, thanks for listening!Random Old Records Podcast #85Released 07/30/20DOWNLOAD HERE (Right-Click, "Save As")1. The Harlem Gospel Travelers - "Fight On!"(Fight On!, Colemine 2020)2. Monophonics - "Chances"(It's Only Us, Colemine 2020)3. The Altons - "When You Go (That's When You'll Know)"(Penrose Records Vol. 1, Penrose 2020)4. Black Velvet - "Is It Me You Really Love"(Loving On The Flipside, Now Again 2012)--Throwing trash down a hole!5. Brothers Of Soul - "You Better Believe It"(Harmony Of The Soul, Kent 2016)6. Sandra King - "Leave It Up To The Boys"(Bob Holmes' Nashville Soul, Kent 2017)7. Rudolph Taylor - "What's That You Got"(Lost Soul Gems From Sounds Of Memphis, Kent 2012)8. La La Brooks - "What's Mine Is Yours"(All Or Nothing, Norton 2013)9. Angela Munoz - "In My Mind"(Introspection, Linear Labs 2020)--No crash, no bang, no boom!10. Michael Nau - "No Quit"(No Quit 7", Karma Chief 2019)11. Heron - "Bye And Bye"(Upon Refelction: The Dawn Anthology, Castle 2006)12. Mortimer - "Ingenue's Theme"(On Our Way Home, RPM 2017)13. Jason Dene - "It's Me"(Men Of The Moment, Teensville 2019)14. King Edward and His B.D.'s - "Beg Me"(Days Of A Quiet Sun, Feel It 2020)15. Band Of Gold - "Like A Hurricane"(Down In The Valley 2, Perfect Toy 2018)--A life saver?16. U.K. Jones - "Let Me Tell Ya"(All The Young Droogs, RPM 2019)17. Marie Marie - "Do You Do You Brush Your Teeth"(Je Suis Punk, Faux 2013)18. Penetration - "Lover Of Outrage"(Moving Targets, Virgin 1978)19. Cassie - "Will You?"(Will You 7", Reminder 2020)20. Cheryl - "It's Me"(Killer Kiss 7", Reminder 2020)

🔴Fitzcarraldo 🔟 #FITZ10 Estamos en plenos Sanfermines con cuidado porque más cornadas da el virus. Cuarentenas sin control. Comenzamos la selección musical con bossa nova a cargo del músico brasileño Sessa, suena su canción “Grandeza”, arena en los pies. Recordamos que este año aún no pudimos ir a la playa. Aunque estas canciones son para disfrutar con el tiempo inverso. Escuchar bossa en un iglú. Ponemos por primera vez un hit, suena “Gospel for a New Century” de Yves Tumor. Qué rápido envejecen las canciones. Entre novedades Eloína y clásicos Cañamina, el umbral dónde suceden “cosas”. Continuamos con góspel -soul a cargo de Michael Nau, alterna su carrera en solitario con discos con su banda The Cotton jones. Una canción fin de fiesta; el confeti por el suelo, el suelo pegajoso, “Rides Through The Morning” ¡Cuánto tiempo que no vemos a amanecer de doblete! Vamos haciéndonos mayores. Sonó “AEIOU” de Wye Oak. El roble blanco más grande de Estados Unidos que estaba en Maryland y “desapareció” en 2002. Averiguamos que le paso al árbol después de 400 años. Wye Oak sacan un Ep “No Horizon”, que nos habla sobre la soledad. Un primer tema con un toque new wave. Suena “If I had a heart” de Fever Ray que forma parte de la banda sonora de “Laurence Anyways”, una canción perfecta para una ceremonia o un ritual. Un playlist con canciones para la secta. Concluimos la selección musical con la ironía y la característica voz de Bill Callahan (smog), ponemos “Pigeons” el adelanto de su nuevo disco “Golden Record”, nombre que hace referencia a la cantidad de megahits que lo componen según afirma su autor con su peculiar humor. Cada lunes un single de adelanto hasta septiembre. Este primer tema homenajea a Johnny Cash y a Leonard Cohen, las primeras estrofa dice: «Hola, soy Johnny Cash y bien, las palomas se comieron el arroz de la boda y explotaron sobre algún lugar de San Antonio». La película de hoy de “Laurence Anyways” de Xavier Dolan. Un autor con una trayectoria impresionante con sólo treinta y un años, la primera película la rodó con tan solo diecinueve. La historia de una pareja de un hombre y una mujer, enamorados y cómplices hasta que él le revela a ella su deseo de comenzar a vestirse de mujer, empiezan los problemas entre ellos, las tensiones, las intermitencias en la relación, con rencuentros y abandonos a lo largo de los años. Escenas de videoclip. Un tono onírico. Un canto a la libertad. Una interpretación impresionante de Suzanne Clément… Los cambios en la pareja a lo largo del tiempo. Un hiper melodrama. Estallidos dramáticos que articulan la película. La presión de las miradas. La diferencia entre quienes somos y como nos ven. El periplo de la transformación. Laurence un personaje misterioso. La complicidad de la pareja rota y la imposibilidad de recuperarla. Un personaje que se reprime, capaz de aguantar con la cabeza debajo del agua hasta el último momento cuando ya está a punto de ahogarse. Cerramos con una canción de la banda sonora, "The Chaffeur" de Duran Duran.

This episode was initially recorded as episode 25 before the previous two episodes, so the boys celebrate the milestone! Things get off to a rocky start when Christopher drifts off in the middle of a sentence and then checks out while Lance speaks. Lance learns a new interesting fact about Chris.Once they get back on track, the boys discuss new music from Rafael Anton Irisarri, Melodysheep, and Chihei Hatakeyama, [.que], Makeup and Vanity Set, Hot Sugar and Jacaszek. Christopher takes a break to grab food, and Lance gives thanks to you, the listener, for your continued support. Again, back on track, they discuss new music from Ghostlo, Tresspassers William, and Lane 8. Christopher takes ANOTHER break to feed his dog, so Lance takes the opportunity to talk about his appreciation for Christopher’s friendship. The music conversation rounds out with Michael Nau and Tokimonsta. This episode features the song “The Next Frontier” by Ian Urbina and Misc.Inc.Watch the Lane 8 Room Service Festival set.Visit The Outlaw Ocean Music Project.Episode Playlist:Rafael Anton Irisarri - Refuge/RefuseMelodysheep - Chilly Wonka Chihei Hatakeyama - Rose Chain II[.que] - HazeMakeup and Vanity Set - Father SonHot Sugar - The FountainJazaszek - November LateGhostlo - Hide and SeekTrespassers William - WinterstormsLane 8 - Bear HugMichael Nau - No QuitTOKiMONSTA - Get Me Some (feat. Drew Love & Dumbfoundead)The Next Frontier - Ian Urbina & Misc.Inc

Tracklist: L’Epee – Dreams Doug Tuttle – In This World Alone Trey Gruber – Sister Say Michael Nau – Rides Through The Morning Tracy Bryant – Drag B Boys – Pressure Inside Floating Action – Richard Swift Pipe-eye – Tequila […]

Supply Chain Now Radio, Episode 78 “Blueprint 2019 – Session 3” Hosted by Blue Ridge – Learn more here: https://blueridgeglobal.com/ Episode 78 of SCNR features Mike Wiegand and Michael Nau. Mike Wiegand serves as Vice President of Purchasing at Highline Aftermarket, a manufacturer and distributor of automotive chemicals, lubricants, parts, tools & related accessories. Mike is a 20+ year veteran of the automotive aftermarket industry and has a proven track record of strategic planning, inventory management, procurement and new business development. Connect with Mike Wiegand on LinkedIn and learn more about Highline Aftermarket here: https://www.highlineaftermarket.com/ Michael Nau serves as Director of Supply Chain at City Furniture, one of the largest home furnishing and accent retailers in Florida. The organization is incredibly green-focused: its delivery trucks run on compressed natural gas; it recycles millions of pounds of waste every year; and thanks to City Furniture’s responsible sourcing, it earned top scores from the Sustainable Furnishings Council in 2018. A graduate of the University of Central Florida, Michael has been a part of the City Furniture team since 2013. Connect with Michael Nau on LinkedIn and learn more about City Furniture here: https://www.cityfurniture.com/ The host of Episode 78 is Scott Luton. Upcoming Events & Resources Mentioned in this Episode SCNR Tunes, Track 1, featuring Tommy Townsend & Will Haraway: click here APICS Atlanta CSCP and CLTD Boot Camps at Georgia Tech: click here Learn more about Supply Chain 101: https://youtu.be/Qc6U9WWUsYo See SCNR’s latest webinar featuring an update on Drones & IoT technologies: https://youtu.be/K21zQICAnIg Georgia Manufacturing Alliance: https://www.georgiamanufacturingalliance.com/ Blueprint 2019: https://blueridgeglobal.com/blueprint-2019/ AME Atlanta 2019 Lean Summit: https://www.ame.org/ame-atlanta-2019-lean-summit Transparency 2019: https://www.freightwaves.com/transparency19 EFT 3PL & Supply Chain Summit: click here Gartner Supply Chain Leadership Conference in Phoenix: https://www.gartner.com/en/conferences/na/supply-chain-us

Daniel John Paxton is no stranger to success. As a key member of some of Ireland's most successful bands (Sweet Jane / Buffalo Sunn / The Brothers Movement), he has opened for The Jesus and Mary Chain at The Roundhouse, supported The Lemonheads and Michael Nau and toured the UK with The Besnard Lakes - which led to Jace Lacek of The Besnard Lakes mixing Railway Line.He joins Gavin Glass this week on the Locals Only Podcast, where he plays us some music from his first solo album. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As twin brothers, Randy and Jason Sklar share identical genetic codes. Beyond that, they also share a keen understanding of the nature of songwriting, joke structure, and what it means to be an artist. Utilizing an almost telepathic connection to play their timing and delivery off of one another, the dynamic duo of post-modern humorists have had twice the impact on the world of comedy than any individual performer could hope for, having released four critically acclaimed comedy albums, two Comedy Central Half Hour Presents specials, and made appearances in countless shows on FX, HBO, and ESPN. They bring the bulk of their lifelong Wilco fandom and knowledge to bear in this episode, as is needed given the amount of backstory there is to cover behind the band's 2002 release Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, broadly considered one of the best albums of this first part of the 21st century. The 500 is a production of Native Creative Podcasts.  For show notes, guest playlists, documentaries and audiobooks about the music, go to The500Podcast.com.   New Song / Artist influenced by Wilco: “Less Than Positive” by Michael Nau (YouTube) & (Spotify) Join. The. Movement. 

Like a warm cup of coffee, Maryland folk musician Michael Nau’s music will simultaneously relax you with cozy folk vibes and invigorate you with vibrant, expressive lyrics. Formerly the frontman of Page France and Cotton Jones, Nau sounds like your really talented friend playing for you in the living room. In fact, Michael Nau & The Mighty Thread was recorded with friends in a one-bedroom apartment. That LP won’t be released until August 3rd of this year, but the first single, “Less Than Positive” is available now on iTunes. It’s a blissfully sweet love song that will have you toe-tapping along, even on a first listen. Much like other Nau songs, cheerful keys carry the tune and complement Nau’s soulful, uncomplicated vocals for a fully approachable, feel-good sound. Set list: Shadow On Diamond Row - interview - Wonder Light That Ever Hosted by Emmalee Smith. Mixed by Brian Niesz.

On our first episode of Phantom Power, we ponder those moments when the air remains unmoved. Whether fostered by design or meteorological conditions or technological glitch, the absence of sound sometimes affects us more profoundly than the audible. We begin with author John Biguenet discussing his book Silence (Bloomsbury, 2015) and the relationship between quietude, reading, writing, and the self. Next, we speak to poet and hurricane responder Rodrigo Toscano, who takes us into the foreboding silence in eye of a storm. Finally, our own co-host and poet cris cheek ponders the many contradictory experiences of "dead air" in an age of changing media technologies. Today's episode features music by our own Mack Hagood and by Graeme Gibson, who is currently touring on drums with Michael Nau and the Mighty Thread. Transcript [♪ ethereal music playing ♪] [CRIS CHEEK] This… is… Phantom Power. [MACK HAGOOD] Episode One. [CRIS] Dead Air. [RODRIGO TOSCANO] You know, silence… [JOHN BIGUENET] It’s like, uh, it’s like a vacuum… like a walkie-talkie, where you’ve gotta press the button to speak and let it go to hear. [CRIS] The signal drops out. [MACK] Hello, and thanks for joining us on Phantom Power, podcast about sound in the arts and humanities. Over the next six or seven episodes this season, we’ll be investigating how artists and scholars are thinking about sound, writing about sound, and using sound to make things. My name’s Mack Hagood, I’m a media scholar, a writer, and a musician. [CRIS] I’m cris cheek, I’m a poet. Sometimes a sound poet, sometimes an unsound poet. I’ve also done a lot of work with music over the years. And I’m gonna be learning a lot as we make this series in terms of thinking about listening and talking together. Sounds about sound. [MACK] And I don’t, I don’t know if this is ironic or fitting, but we’re starting off this first episode talking about silence. So today we sort of have a three parter. We’re thinking about the roles of silence, uh, in reading and writing, and we’re going to think about the dead air in the eye of a hurricane, this kind of silence that prestiges something terrible. And, um, then we’re going to think about silence as a disruption. You know, an interruption of your regularly scheduled broadcast, or what they call [CRIS] Dead air. [MACK] [laughing] So, cris, a long, long time ago, I was a 19 year old college student in New Orleans, Louisiana, at Loyola University. And I just took this, you know, intro English class with this professor named John Biguenet and he just made a huge impression on me, really started making me think in different ways. And then I went on with my life, and it turned out that this gentleman John Biguenet turned into a well known fiction writer, poet, playwright, um, he has written a collection of short stories called The Torturer’s Apprentice, which is just this sort of spellbinding collection that is a little bit Chekov, a little bit Kafka, a little bit Borges. Um, he’s won the O’Henry Award for Short Fiction, uh, he’s won a Harper’s Magazine Writing Award. He wrote this trilogy of plays about Katrina and the flooding of New Orleans. And now he’s written a book on silence, uh, for this series of short books that have titles like Bread, or, uh, Golf Ball. [laughing] So, just kind of thinking deeply about these quotidian objects in our everyday lives and John chose silence. I read it, it’s a terrific short book, I highly recommend it. And so the last time I was down in New Orleans, I went to his office and we had a terrific conversation. [♪ record crackles, loud bells chiming ♪] [JOHN] We may conjecture that somewhere in the cosmos, beyond the border of all human trace, a zone of silence awaits. [♪ bells chime again ♪] Always receding, of course, before the advance of future explorers. A great sea of stillness unperturbed by the animate. An utterly quiet virgin territory. Our imagination misleads us if we conceive of s...

Mayer is back with episode 19 of Hawthorne Radio. Tracklist: Charme "Georgy Porgy" Leon Ware "Slippin' Away" Michael Nau "Love Survive" The Muppets "Sax and Violence" NERD "Lemon (f. Rihanna)" 2 Live Crew "Throw The Dick" The Controllers "Stay" Curtis Mayfield "You're So Good To Me" Bloodstone "Natural High" The Main Ingredient "I'm Better Off Without You" Bobby Caldwell "Coming Down From Love" Cool Uncle "Game Over (f. Mayer Hawthorne)" Patsy Gallant "It'll All Come Around" A Tribe Called Quest "Wordplay" Slum Village "Forth and Back (Alt)" The Pied Pipers "Dream"

There are a lot of shows going on between October 26th and November 9th...We’ve got brand new stuff by Winston C.W., pretty new stuff by Heaters, and exclusive BTRtoday live tracks by Marijuana Deathsquads, Julien Baker, Michael Nau, Breanna Barbara, Big Bliss, and Grim Streaker. There’s also a good deal of King Pizza Records represented with The Mad Doctors, Sun Voyager, and Lumps. So, what’s that leave? Well, Battles, Pat Kelly, and Guantanamo Baywtach. Like we said, there’s a lot going on. 00:00 - // StereoactiveNYC / BTRtoday ID // 00:16 - // Welcome // 02:13 - “Ewok Sadness” (Serious Business, 2013) - Marijuana Deathsquads 07:20 - “Claw Of Shame” (Serious Business, 2013) - Marijuana Deathsquads 12:38 - “Dot Net” - Battles 15:36 - // Mic Break // 19:54 - “Sprained Ankle” (BTR Live Studio, 2015) - Julien Baker 22:45 - “Phil and Serge” - Winston C.W. 26:41 - “Easy” - Winston C.W. 30:12 - “TCBY” - Pat Kelly 32:06 - “Good Moon” (BTR Live Studio, 2016) - Michael Nau 36:26 - // Mic Break // 42:29 - “Nothin But Your Love” (BTR Live Studio, 2016) - Breanna Barbara 47:51 - “Thanksgiving I” - Heaters 52:58 - “Neglect” - Guantanamo Baywatch 57:19 - “Sleep Tight” - Lumps 59:39 - “Not Dead” - Lumps 63:35 - “High Ideal” (BTR Live Studio, 2017) - Big Bliss 68:12 - “Fortune” (BTR Live Studio, 2017) - Big Bliss 70:43 - “Miami Girl” (BTR Live Studio, 2017) - Grim Streaker 71:59 - “Babysitter” (BTR Live Studio, 2017) - Grim Streaker 77:10 - “Mind Rot” - The Mad Doctors 78:48 - “Trip” - Sun Voyager 81:53 - // Outro + Disclaimer // 83:24 - // Finish.

As Republicans move forward with their tax overhaul, this week’s episode revisits Vanessa Williamson’s interview on the misconception that Americans hate taxes. She outlines how anti-tax policies became popular despite the fact that most Americans support increasing taxes for services they care about.   For more on this topic: Read her brief, Who Pays America’s Taxes?, with Alexander Hertel-Fernandez, Columbia University Check out her opinion piece on Trump’s original tax plan during the 2016 campaign. Further Reading: How Republican Approaches to Social Spending Increase Income Inequality in the United States , Christopher Faricy, Syracuse University Reforming Tax Policy for the Wealthiest One Percent, Michael Nau, The Ohio Colleges of Medicine Government Resource Center

Lichis estrena sus nuevas canciones en formato EP: Mariposas (Carne de Canción, 2017) y nos avanza detalles sobre la siguiente entrega prevista para este mismo año. Sigue inmerso en un proceso contínuo de reinvención:Buscando una nueva manera de encajar mi voz, que no tiene muchos registos, me sentí muy cómodo cantando a Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf o Willie Dixon... y en mi primera época como músico tocaba mucho country, Hank Williams, por ejemplo. Por eso ahora me siento con más recursos. Y todo ello es una influencia en lo que hago ahora.Todo el disco explica el panorama de posguerra que observo a mi alrededor hoy. Después de la burbuja y la crisis queda un paisaje desolador en el que todos nos tenemos que reinventar. Nos vemos obligados a volver al momento fugaz de la felicidad. A las mariposas. Esta época nos condena a ser tóxicos y necesitamos dar un puñetazo en la mesa.Hoy además os proponemos algunas novedades de alto voltaje: El próximo proyecto de Butch Vig, productor del mítico Nevermind de Nirvana, de Sonic Youth y batería de Garbage, que ha reunido un supergrupo llamado 5 Billion in Diamonds con músicos provenientes de Suede, Spiritualized, Massive Attack y Goldfrapp. Su álbum se espera para el verano.Y Paul Weller, de nuevo imbatible con su último trabajo, A Kind Revolution. Un disco con grandes cargas de crítica política y social escrito con absoluta solvencia en primera persona y en el que Weller hace gala de su dominio en la renovación y mezcla de géneros así com su audacia en la producción. Tendremos la suerte de verlo en directo en Barcelona y Madrid en septiembre, el 14 y 15 respectivamente.Por otra parte la banda de L.A Ozomatli han escogido repertorio mexicano para su recién estrenado disco y lo han grabado en clave dub y reggae. Para ello han contado con el legendario dúo Sly & Robbie en la producción y una larga lista de invitados como Gaby Moreno. También revisamos las últimas novedades de Matthieu Chédid, Su nuevo trabajo lo ha realizado junto a dos de los más conocidos intérpretes de kora: Toumani y Sidiki Diabaté. Y los trabajos de Danyèl Waro y Michael Nau

Food stamps, Social Security, and Medicaid are not the only, or even the largest, social welfare programs in America. Professor Suzanne Mettler reveals how hidden benefits in the tax code promote inequality and how to make them more visible.   For More on This Topic: Read her two-page brief, Why Americans Can't See Government - And Why It Matters, Check out this article in New York Times with profiles on who buys homes in America and the impacts of the home mortgage-interest deduction.   Further Reading: Reforming Tax Policy For the Wealthiest One Percent, Michael Nau, Ohio State College of Medicine How Republican Approaches to Social Spending Increase Income Inequality in the United States, Christopher Faricy, Syracuse University

We revisit some of our favourite live performances from the year so far, including tracks by Martha Wainwright, Hippo Campus, Novella and Michael Nau.

American folk singer Michael Nau is used to playing in bands such as Cotton Jones and Page France – but now he's going solo. He plays from his beautiful new album 'Mowing'.

Der amerikanische Musiker Michael Nau hat schon einiges probiert: mit der Band „Page France“ hat er Indiepop gespielt, mit seiner Frau macht er als „Cotton Jones“ seit 2008 Americana. Jetzt erscheint sein erstes Soloalbum „Mowing“. Damit verbreitet Michael Nau warme Wohligkeit. >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/musik/album-der-woche-michael-nau-mowing

Full show: http://itsourshow.net/2-27-16-show/ Zen HIPHOP Artists Played: Heresy, Monie Love , Dominique Larue, Carolina Dirty, MyVerse, conshus, Tryf Bindope, Ensilence, Tekbeatz, Tough Crowd, Aesop Rock, Unified Highway, Zion I, The Grouch, Gadget, Flamez, Sincere Vega, Quelle Chris, Bilal Salaam, Laser, J Dilla, Planet Asia, TzariZM, MidaZ the Beast, Casual, Submotion Orchestra, Ed Thomas, Little Shalimar, Ka, Michael Nau, OutKast, GOODie MOb, Big Grams, Big Boi, Phantogram, Run The Jewels, Killer Mike, El-P, IMAKEMADBEATS, Erykah Badu, Andre 3000