Podcasts about miho hatori

With tracks from Paprika Soul, Weval, Liluzu, Yuksek, Mop Mop, Bottin, Manakinz, DJ Raff, Maria Rita Stumpf, Cosmo Vitelli, The Secret Soul Society x Hardway Bros, Day Out Of Time, John Tejada, Balam, James Bright, Miho Hatori, Demi Riquisimo, Jac The Disco, MKDSL & Thomass Jackson, Radio Citizen Feat. Bajka, Karmakind, Julius Papp, Beaumont Hannant. Contact: dj@ribeaud.ch.

Este episodio se centra en "Hello Nasty", el quinto álbum de Beastie Boys, con nuestro equipo conversando sobre sus canciones, experimentación, contexto de la escena del hip hop al momento de su lanzamiento y otros aspectos de esta obra.

Support Topic Lords on Patreon and get episodes a week early! (https://www.patreon.com/topiclords) Lords: * Abby * https://twitter.com/mizabitha * http://abbydenton.podbean.com/ * John B * https://twitter.com/YouOldSoAndSo Topics: * The 1998 Tips & Tricks Magazine Video Game Codebook, a Larry Flynt publication that is not porn but, in a certain sense, is not unlike porn * Why grease 2 is the best superhero musical; a mild defense of the 60s superman musical * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNXbdLDZLKM * Tower of Druaga * Cibo Matto - Sugar Water * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EN9auBn6Jys * Unedited (syncable) commentary: https://youtu.be/qgqxxX_yLfo * https://stuffwhitepeoplelike.com/2008/02/17/68-michel-gondry/ Microtopics: * The illustrious Abby Denton. * A shambles. * Locking your Twitter so nobody knows what you're doing in there. * Making a whole video game magazine out of just the good parts of video game magazines. * Publishing a series of short stories by formatting them like cheat codes and then submitting them to Tips & Tricks magazine. * Nostalgia for when most of your perception of the gaming world came from tiny screenshots in magazines. * A book that is a bunch of fake games and paragraphs about them. * A duck riding a skateboard. * Making a book out of a Twitter thread. * Reading about video games in magazines probably being the optimal experience actually because most games were terrible. * Game Master Anthony's birthday party. * Street Fighter 2, the last game in the Street Fighter series. * NBA Jam arcade as proof that cheat codes are compatible with microtransactions. * Renting a game just to prove to your friend that the cheat code they heard about doesn't actually work. * WWF Attitude. * Enjoying the bouquet of Uniracers. * A certain quality of gibberish. * Publishing a fake cheat code in the annual Tips and Tricks monster issue to convey the location of your drug drop. * Putting Roll back in the Marvel vs. Capcom series. * A very mild defense. * Superman fighting a gang of Chinese acrobats portrayed by white heroin addicts. * Mafiosos cha-cha-ing around the room and chanting "Curtains for Superman!" * The only Superman story where kryptonite never appears. * An evil psychoanalyst defeating Superman by convincing him he's just a regular guy. * Why can't the strongest man in the world be the happiest man in the world? * Spider-Man: Turn off the Dark. * Dorky British guys trying to impress Michelle Pfeiffer. * Giving a three year old a DVD of Grease 2 for her birthday. * Everything are an opera. * Just barely losing the Nobel Prize for thirty years in a row. * Japanese arcade note-sharing culture. * If Atari 2600 Adventure has a dozen Easter eggs as obscure as its hidden room, and they were all necessary to finish the game. * One thing the NES is good at. * The Gilligan's Island game for NES. * Gilligan's Island for NES being rated only .1 star out of five less than Sonic CD. * Game Center CX. * The time you could explore Namco Museum. * Bubble Bobble. * Hiding a bunch of stuff in your indie game inspired by Frog Fractions but nobody ever finds it because nobody cared enough about your game. * Spelunky 2. * Your stuff per second rate. * Nightmare of Druaga. * How to know if you have a friend. * A Brian De Palma split screen dream. * Waking up with sugar on your head. * Michel Gondry's music video ouevre. * I, Palindrome, I. * A team of compositors working for six months to bring your one-second idea to fruition. * Hitting someone with your car and then following them down the street yelling at them. * A reverse strip club where the performers are moving backwards in time. * Practicing how to put a reverse-causality shirt on. * A complete understanding of why Miho Hatori is going to bed with a sugar head. * Teaching your son how to yawn. * Playing Doctor Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine with your tiny, tiny feet. * Jerks welcome!

Episode 023: Simone GiulianiGood morning! This is Play It like It's Music, I'm Trevor. Thanks for listening.We are back. On Wednesday, January the 22nd of 2020, music is not content, it's connection.**and if you like the show, please tell a friend!My friend Simone Giuliani is an Italian musician, film composer, arranger, record producer and music director based in Los Angeles and Manhattan, New York. He is also a keyboard player and a pianist. He's collaborated with Miho Hatori from Cibo Matto and Gorillaz and he's worked on remixes for Beyoncé, Maxwell and Sia...He also won the Best Music Award at the 8th China Academy Awards for Documentary Film in Beijing for his soundtrack "Deep into Shambhala", and in general his bio is packed with both producer and musician credits with Andrea Bocelli, London Symphony Orchestra, Groove Collective… he's recorded at Abbey Road, etc… !*Besides his work as a musician, producer and composer he is also the Artistic Director of YANGCHENMA ARTS & MUSIC, an organization preserving and promoting human cultures around the world through their artistic musical traditions:https://www.yangchenma.org/Yangchenma organizes live concerts, and as luck would have it I am working with him this very week! He produces a stellar season of inspiring talks and cultural immersions at Pure Land Farms, the Center for Tibetan Medicine situated in the beautiful canyon of Topanga, California. OK, but WHY talk to Simone? Aside from having a soothing voice and a beautiful selection of work which we will be sampling underneath the conversation, I wanted to get a sense of how he keeps his career vital, always moving forward. He and I are the same age and I've done a bit of travel myself. I know how hard it is. But Simone has a way of landing in new places: concert halls and studios all over europe, Asia, New York, LA... and he somehow makes himself at home. We get into a lot of that and more, so THANKS to Simone for opening up his mind and his space with us. I hope you get as much out of it as I did. You can find him on social at "simone giuliani" with two underscores at either end. EDGY: @__simonegiuliani__Music Credits:Bossamore (from Monday Michiru's album "Brasilified") Innocent Crime (from the soundtrack of "Unseen") Monday michiru moments (from Terron Darby's "Moments" feat. Monday Michiru) The Scale of things (from the soundtrack of "Deep Into Shambhala")Levity ending credits (voice: Bisan Toron from the soundtrack of "NYSFERATU") Keepin' On (from Lazybatusu's album "00.03")Arise (from the soundtrack of "Deep Into Shambhala") Il Vento (from the soundtrack of "Reject") Canto de Zinha (from "The Handmaid's Tale")Way down (from the Happening's album "Miles Away from America") Arrival (from the soundtrack of "Unseen") Lacrime di un pirata italiano (from the Happening's album "These are My Diamonds")Musicians: Simone Giuliani, Monday Michiru, DJ Terron Darby, Trevor Exter, Robbie Angelucci, Masa Shimizu, Eleanor Norton, Hamilton Berry, Piero Perelli, Bisan Toron, Bill Dobrow, Guilherme Monteiro, DJ Corrado Bay, Jamie Catto, Alex Forster, Dave Randall, Renaud Gabriel Pion, Jonathan Kotler, Mauricio Zottarelli, Itaiguara Brandao As I mentioned, besides his work as a musician, producer and composer he is also putting on concerts! I am fortunate to be working with him this very week, playing the cello. So if you are in the Los Angeles area, go to www.purelandfarms.org and get directions and tickets for two concerts in Los Angeles:Friday January 24th and Sunday January 26th He's got a new album Migrant Songs concert with Bisan Toron (voice), Piero Perelli (drums) and guest musicians including myself on Sunday. They call it a Sound Alignment Concert: a journey through sound and color. Come out.OK, That's it for today.Thanks for listening to Play It Like It's Music. If you liked the show, PLEASE tell a friend. Let's grow this thing.Follow me on social @trevorexter and talk to me on there if you have thoughts.We're all contending with a mutating professional landscape, jacked revenue streams and a lot of noise out there in the culture. But you gotta keep playing.We don't draw any lines here between scenes or styles.As always, thank you for listening and remember to play it like its music.Big love to your ears.Trevor(Did you press play yet?)...If you like my stuff, help it spread by sharing it!Hear songs: the “Trevor Exter Playlist” on SpotifySign the mailing list!Consider hiring me to score your piece.I can also produce your podcast.Follow me on IG TW FBMore @trevorexter.compsst… sign up for emails: This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit playitlikeitsmusic.substack.com

Hallelujah Monkeyz never take leave, not even on All Hallows Eve! On this jam-packed Halloween special, Dillon and Trevor dissect the new single from the Good, the Bad & the Queen before sitting down for an incredible and candid chat with former Cibo Matto frontwoman and real live actual Noodle herself, Miho Hatori! Grab some cool shoeshine and come on in, but leave your dad outside!

Hallelujah Monkeyz never take leave, not even on All Hallows Eve! On this jam-packed Halloween special, Dillon and Trevor dissect the new single from the Good, the Bad & the Queen before sitting down for an incredible and candid chat with former Cibo Matto frontwoman and real live actual Noodle herself, Miho Hatori! Grab some cool shoeshine and come on in, but leave your dad outside!

After taking a moment to mourn the passing of a legendary and beloved member of the Gorillaz family, Dillon and Trevor loosen their belts and chow down on “Viva! La Woman”, a peculiar record by an eccentric duo known as Cibo Matto. These boys might know their chicken, but have they got the stomach for a surreal dinner with Miho Hatori?

After taking a moment to mourn the passing of a legendary and beloved member of the Gorillaz family, Dillon and Trevor loosen their belts and chow down on “Viva! La Woman”, a peculiar record by an eccentric duo known as Cibo Matto. These boys might know their chicken, but have they got the stomach for a surreal dinner with Miho Hatori?

Towa Tei - Technova Copacabana Edit By Petko Turner Towa Tei is a third-generation Korean-Japanese. Towa began making demo tapes at the age of 16 having bought his first synthesizer, a Korg MS-10. While studying at Musashino Art University Junior College of Art and Design he sent his tape to a radio program of Ryuichi Sakamoto titled "Sound Street". In 1987, Towa moved to the US to study graphic design and joined house act Deee-Lite, a trio with Supa DJ Dimitry and Lady Miss Kier, enjoying almost instant success after debuting in 1990 with their album World Clique and the single "Groove Is In the Heart". In 1991, Towa collaborated with his idol Ryuichi Sakamoto on Sakamoto's album Heartbeat. He also appeared on Sakamoto's follow up album Sweet Revenge. In 1994, Towa returned to Japan after seven years in New York. He hinted in a 2011 interview that his time with Deee-Lite made him ill, though he didn't expand on the reasons why. Towa debuted as a solo act with Future Listening! that same year, incorporating an array of musical styles, including electronic, bossa nova, house, jazz and pop. It featured collaborations with Joi Cardwell, Bebel Gilberto, MC Kinky, Hiroshi Takano, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Haruomi Hosono, Toshihiko Mori, Satoshi Tomiie, Yuichi Oki of Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra and Pizzicato Five vocalist Maki Nomiya. Sound Museum followed in 1997, then Last Century Modern in 1999. 2002 brought the album Towa Tei, under the pseudonym Sweet Robots Against the Machine. Flash surfaced in 2005 by which time Towa was DJing regularly in Japan. He has admitted though, that he doesn't enjoy performing and prefers producing and using computers. Big Fun, featuring Verbal and Mademoiselle Yulia was released in 2009 and was the third album to feature the artwork of San Franciscan painter and graffiti artist Barry McGee. For the album, Towa utilized MySpace to collaborate with artists from around the world even if he didn't know them, such as with German act Taprikk Sweezee.[1] Another collaborator he worked with for Big Fun was Miho Hatori of Cibo Matto, though they also only met on MySpace. Towa has also established his own creative company, hug inc, which among other things, manufactures his trademark sunglasses.

Señorlobo se enfrenta solo solito al programa de esta semana. Para ello cuenta con temas nuevos de Sonny & The Sunsets, MASA, Mugwump, José González y clásicos de Alonzo Turner, Gecko Turner o Betty LaVette.PLAYLIST:1.- Sonny & The Sunsets – Cheap Extensions.2.- Nicole Willis – You Better Change (feat. Jimi Tenor).3.- George Ezra – Cassy O.4.- Gecko Turner - Coco Pindá.5.- Little Tornados – Unicorn.6.- MASA – Pinos (con Miho Hatori).7.- Mugwump, OST & Kjex – Until You’re Worth It (feat. Mungolian Jet Set).8.- The Sugarhill Gang – Passion Play.9.- Betty LaVette – He Made A Woman Out Of Me.10.- Etienne de la Sayette – Jungle Blue.11.- Bambi Davidson – Brunswick (Radio Edit).12.- Alonzo Turner – Whoever Said It.13.- Marcus Marr – Peacemakers.14.- José González - Leaf Off / The Cave.

ICFJ#032’s playlist includes Unlimits (Eternal), SODA! (Heart Ni), TarO & JirO (Silent Siren), Cibo Matto (Hotel Valentine), Etsuyo Elle Emerald (Follow me), Nakanoise Band (Sorekara) and Coba U (Happy Song), plus interviews with Miho Hatori and Yuka C Honda from Cibo Matto. Also! Daniel and Asuka waffle as usual – and will Asuka actually get the Facebook URL right first time for once? Let’s face it, probably not. Find band links and more info at www.itcamefromjapan.co.uk or follow us on Twitter @ItCameFromJapan – and hey, write us a message on our iTunes page and let us know what you think! All tracks used with permission. ©2014 It Came From Japan The post ICFJ #032 – Cibo Matto, Soda!, Coba-U, Unlimits and more appeared first on It Came From Japan.

Today's episode took an extra while to surface with outside obligations, but the build has been worthwhile. You'll hear from our pals in THE SUZAN, fresh off their touchdown performance in Athens, GA at the 40 Watt Club for the Athens Slingshot Festival (http://www.athensslingshot.com). New to our scene are a pair of Yokohama based jazz artists. First off is vocalist Akiko Nakanowatari (http://www.geocities.jp/heartland7139jp/profile.html) and second is composer Yoshihiro Nakagawa (https://soundcloud.com/yoshihiro_nakagawa). We start with some atmospheric stomp, slide into sultry soul (with an added touch of K-music via Jin Young Park), jig with the aforementioned jazzymetrics, rock hard (with SAWA and Acid Black Cherry), get a little electronica-sual (Bioooo and Survice), and urban jam on home. You'll hear about what's been going in our hiatus, a fantastic new book from a first time Athens author, UGA's Japanese Conversation Club, and get another slice of aural heat from Mr. MurkDaddyFlex (http://murkdaddyflex.bandcamp.com/). Hope you enjoy the show, and we'll be back with more interviews and on the road treats! Tracklist for Beasts TK Episode 7 (Artist: Song) 房州達磨 (Boushudaruma): 達磨呂(Daruma Ryo) The Suzan: Come Come The Imposters: My Groove Zukunasi(ズクナシ ): Hey now BREAK Emi Tawata: Only Need A Little Light Toshi Kubota: United Flow (Foreplay) Jin Young Park: Hoisang (Reminiscing) Cosa Nostra: Moonlight Shadow BREAK Akina Nakanowatari: 横浜は人が言うほどしゃれてない Yoshihiro Nakagawa: MirrorShade Handsome Boy Modeling School ft. Miho Hatori & Mike D: Metaphysical BREAK Retoro Gori Hihgh Stones: 1.2.3!!! LEGNA: Voyager SAWA: Dragon (Yummy!) Acid Black Cherry: BELIEVE [Recreation Track] BREAK Survice戎: bastardcategorize (https://soundcloud.com/qusiqatzu) Bioooo: sunrise BREAK GAKU-MC: Viva Suzuki (ビバ鈴木) Key Kool & Rhettmatic aka KOZMONAUTZ (ft. LMNO): BLINDSIDED (Produced by Pete Rock) Shinobi The MC: Love And The Games Chops: Broken Pedestal (Interlude) OUTRO ("Kodoma" by Murk Daddy Flex)

Aaaand I'm back to overcompensate y'all like an abusive parent. Dig that double dose of updates!Sharpest of Cheddars, signing out. Administrative Postscript: RC Versace made like HTML was a set of turntables and magicked up a couple handy links on the upper left-hand side of the page here. We've got an RSS feed for our page, and our podcast subscription link. Remember: every tenth subscriber wins a whole night of don't-ask-don't-tell companionship with our very own Loche Gabanna. (Don't worry about the post-coital weeping; he's a delicate flower.)PC0081. Jean Claude Ades & Vincent Thomas - Shingaling2. Prefuse 73 - Nightlight (ft. Miho Hatori)3. Cornelius - Drop (Kings Of Convenience Remix)4. Surkin - Next Of Kin5. Surkin - White Knight 26. Lykke Li vs. Gui Boratto - Beauty Flies7. Radiohead - There There8. Je Suis Animal - Secret Place9. Primal Scream - Movin' On Up10. Flight Of The Conchords - Business Time11. Yeasayer - 208012. Panda Riot - Paper Planes (M.I.A. Cover)13. Lil Wayne - Lollipop (Kingdom Remix)14. Wiley - Wearing My Rolex (Zombie Disco Squad Remix)15. Distance - Touch It (Remix)16. Soft Tigers - Ice Cream (Waxmasters Remix)17. Midfield General - Disco Siren18. Gentle Touch - ExpectationsDownload

Ben Perowsky's newest recording, Moodswing Orchestra (El Destructo, 2009), is an experiment is ambient improvisation. Perowsky has assembled an all-star cast of instrumentalists and vocalists, including everyone from Cibo Matto's Miho Hatori and Brazilian vocalist Bebel Gilberto to turntable/laptop artist Markus Miller and tuba player Marcus Rojas. In this interview, Perowsky talks about his desire to embrace the spirit of jazz but avoid "jazz language"; and how the process of the recording was as much about improvisation as was the content. Learn more at perowsky.com and see the band live on Nov. 9 at 10 p.m. at the Nublu Jazz Festival.

After taking a moment to mourn the passing of a legendary and beloved member of the Gorillaz family, Dillon and Trevor loosen their belts and chow down on “Viva! La Woman”, a peculiar record by an eccentric duo known as Cibo Matto. These boys might know their chicken, but have they got the stomach for a surreal dinner with Miho Hatori?

Hallelujah Monkeyz never take leave, not even on All Hallows Eve! On this jam-packed Halloween special, Dillon and Trevor dissect the new single from the Good, the Bad & the Queen before sitting down for an incredible and candid chat with former Cibo Matto frontwoman and real live actual Noodle herself, Miho Hatori! Grab some cool shoeshine and come on in, but leave your dad outside!