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Durante toda la semana repasamos el nuevo disco del proyecto de la artista estadounidense Sophia Allison, comentado por ella misma.En el programa de hoy también sonaron nuevas canciones de Derby Motoreta's Burrito Kachimba, Pinpilinpussies, Mediapunta, Alcalá Norte, Cai Godayol, Alberto Montero, Dani Vega, MXMTOON, Ichiko Aoba y Julia Holter.Escuchar audio

Drei neue Alben, eines davon eines der schön-kitschigsten Liebesalben des Jahres: 25 Jahre nach dem Song "Mit Dir" haben Max Herre und Joy Denalane mit "Alles Liebe" eine gemeinsame Platte veröffentlicht. Außerdem im FM4 Musikpodcast: "liminal space" von mxmtoon und "Hardcore Workout Queen", das Debütalbum von Friedberg. Sendungshinweis: Generation Sound - der FM4 Musikpodcast, Montag, 11.11.2024, 19 Uhr und Campus, Donnerstag, 14.11.2024, 4 Uhr.

...y más nuevas canciones de Halsey, Soccer Mommy, The Velveteers, Noise Box, Battosai, Casero y Zahara.Escuchar audio

Maia of mxmtoon joins Jarvis and Jordan to discuss her exciting new album 'liminal space' and her upcoming tour, as well as possibly the most annoying rich kid "character" on TikTok. Go to https://zocdoc.com/SADBOYZ to find and instantly book a top-rated doctor today. Sad Boyz Nightz #86 Magic Moment #4 (FREE!) Weekly bonus episodes for only $5/mo at: https://patreon.com/sadboyz Join our Discord ▸ https://discord.gg/Hw82Dhun4m P.O. Box ▸ 3108 Glendale Blvd Suite 540, Los Angeles CA 90039 Play Sad Boyz BINGO ▸ https://sadboyzpod.com/bingo Write To Us ▸ sadboyzpod@gmail.com Use the subject line "Pen Palz" and we could read it on the next episode! Our Links ▸ https://linktr.ee/sadboyzpod 00:00:00 mxmtoon! 00:07:03 Driving is terrifying! 00:12:13 What's Nashville Like? 00:13:54 Playing big arenas 00:17:33 Sponsored by ZocDoc 00:18:45 Performance adrenaline/anxiety 00:25:07 1920s Kid (@liljacobwalker) 00:27:15 YouTube Shorts? (Y/N) 00:28:48 Free Patreon Shows! 00:29:59 The European Kid 01:00:25 New Album "liminal space" 01:03:56 Sad Boyz Nightz #86 This episode was recorded October 16, 2024 Produced and edited by Jacob Skoda

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Al and Kelly talk about the story of Dave the Diver Timings 00:00:00: Theme Tune 00:00:30: Intro 00:03:12: What Has Kelly Been Up To 00:04:19: Tangent 1 - The Scots Language 00:11:53: What Has Al Been Up To 00:21:22: News 00:35:50: Tangent 2 - Rockstar North 00:44:55: Dave The Diver Upcoming DLCs 00:53:45: Kelly’s Mechanics Thoughts 01:02:31: Dave The Diver Story 01:16:01: Tangent 3 - Game Hyperfocus 01:18:44: Dave Story Conclusion 01:29:12: Outro Links Research Story “0.9” Update Sprittea “Moving & Grooving” Update Loddlenaut “Goddles” Update Outlanders “Wandering Star” DLC Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma Trailer Dave the Diver Upcoming DLCs Contact Al on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheScotBot Al on Mastodon: https://mastodon.scot/@TheScotBot Email Us: https://harvestseason.club/contact/ Transcript (0:00:30) Al: Hello Divers, and welcome to another episode of The Harvest Season. (0:00:34) Al: My name is Al, and we are here today to talk about Cottagecore games. (0:00:36) Kelly: and my name is kelly (0:00:41) Kelly: whoo (0:00:42) Al: We’ve not come to a conclusion on whether David the Diver is a Cottagecore game or not. (0:00:45) Kelly: maybe it’s like a bungalow, like you know bungalows are the the the cottages of beach towns (0:00:50) Al: Well, the problem there, right, so if Cottagecore games are for lesbians, what are bungalow games (0:00:57) Al: for? (0:00:58) Al: games for them. (0:00:59) Kelly: non-binary people (0:01:01) Al: I’ll take it. (0:01:04) Al: All right, excellent. (0:01:04) Kelly: I don’t know! (0:01:07) Al: Fantastic. Well, OK, so I think it is a college school game, right? (0:01:11) Al: Because, yes, there are some, like, stakes and stuff, but there’s fewer stakes, I think, than, say, Stardew Valley. (0:01:18) Kelly: Yeah, and I would say also it’s like you still have like the mines in Stardew Valley? (0:01:23) Al: Exactly. Yeah, that’s what I’m meaning. The mines in Stardew Valley are definitely scarier (0:01:28) Al: than most in here. But you can’t ignore nighttime entirely if you want to. The only stuff that (0:01:28) Kelly: Yeah, I would say that the nighttime is the scary part. (0:01:39) Al: only spawns in the night are some fish, which you want if you want to collect the collection, (0:01:44) Al: and a few optional side quests. I don’t think any part of the story is required for you (0:01:49) Al: to go out at night? Or was there one, maybe? (0:01:50) Kelly: I think there was, unless I’m mistaken, I think there was one with the more eels. (0:01:53) Al: There was one. Yeah. (0:01:57) Kelly: It’s been a while. I played that part I think a year ago now so that’s (0:02:03) Kelly: been a while, but I think one part was required and then after that it was like (0:02:07) Kelly: you don’t have to do this again. (0:02:10) Al: So yeah, I think it counts. If Stardew counts this counts. (0:02:13) Kelly: Yeah, I think so. You have farms, you have little (0:02:18) Al: You do, you do. (0:02:18) Kelly: Fish tanks and chickens. (0:02:21) Al: Yeah, the chickens is the most un-feature-rich thing in the game. (0:02:27) Kelly: Yeah. (0:02:28) Al: Chickens exist and if you turn up you get an egg. Great, congrats. (0:02:32) Kelly: You can name them, but you can’t pet them. (0:02:36) Al: All right, cool. So we are here to talk about (0:02:40) Al: well, we’re here for the final episode of Dave the Diver Month. (0:02:44) Al: Two weeks late. (0:02:49) Al: And I’ve got Kelly along to talk about the story for Dave the Diver. (0:02:52) Kelly: Hey, um, I loved this game. I got it, I think the day it came out, and I played it until my fingers hurt. (0:03:01) Kelly: So, weirdo, oh, yeah, yeah. (0:03:03) Al: So hopefully we’ll have lots to talk about in the main topic then. (0:03:08) Al: Exciting. So before that, we obviously have some news. First of all, Kelly, what have you been (0:03:14) Kelly: I have been actually getting ready for a trip to Scotland. (0:03:21) Al: Woo! (0:03:21) Kelly: Woo! (0:03:22) Kelly: But besides that, I’ve been playing Day of the Diver to catch up on the DLCs, playing (0:03:29) Kelly: Solitaire because that is my brain-dead dissociation game, and I’ve actually started doing Dooling (0:03:38) Kelly: Go again, which has been interesting. (0:03:40) Al: In fact, what are you learning? (0:03:42) Kelly: I decided to try Japanese, ‘cause I– (0:03:44) Al: Okay. (0:03:44) Kelly: I’ve tried Spanish, I’ve done German, I’ve done Italian. (0:03:48) Al: So you’re not trying to learn any Scottish Gaelic, or I think Scots is on there as well. (0:03:52) Kelly: No. (0:03:56) Kelly: I didn’t even think about that, to be honest. (0:03:58) Kelly: Which would have been interesting, ‘cause I was just like, (0:04:00) Kelly: “Oh, let me try something that’s completely different than, you know, any of the, like, uh, Latin languages, or German language.” (0:04:09) Al: Germanic. No, it’s just Gallic. They don’t have Scots. I thought they had, I thought (0:04:10) Kelly: Yeah. (0:04:15) Al: I’d seen some where they have Scots, but they don’t. Is it? So, well, okay, so this is gonna (0:04:18) Kelly: Interesting. Can you speak, Scotts? (0:04:22) Al: be a whole tangent, but we’re going for it anyway. I’m just checking. Yeah, Google doesn’t (0:04:27) Al: have it either, it just has Gallic. They all call them Scots Gallic, which is technically (0:04:32) Al: not true, because Scots is a language and Gallic is a language. Gallic is a language (0:04:36) Kelly: Mm. (0:04:39) Al: longer than Scotland has existed. But anyway, that’s not neither here nor there. So I definitely (0:04:44) Al: can’t speak Gallic. I can speak some Scots, but a lot of the Scots that I know is not (0:04:51) Al: stuff that I knew was a different language. So when I was, a lot of people in Scotland (0:04:54) Kelly: Okay. (0:04:57) Al: grow up learning what some people refer to as Scottish English, which is like a weird (0:05:03) Al: amalgamation amalgamation of English and Scots. And so (0:05:08) Kelly: So kind of like Spanglish, like when people grow up in like, you know, like mixing Spanish and English words in the theme. (0:05:09) Al: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And it’s when you start to like encounter people outside, you (0:05:20) Al: realise, oh wait, this word that I’ve been using is a word that is not English, right? (0:05:26) Al: And to a lot of people, they would just think it’s, oh, it’s just a dialect word, right? (0:05:30) Al: But it’s from a different language. We just use it not in… So I would never use an entire (0:05:36) Al: sentence in Scots because that’s just not how I grew up. (0:05:39) Al: But a lot of the words that I would use, obviously not on the podcast, not when I’m (0:05:46) Al: working because I don’t work with many Scottish people, but like in my day-to-day life, there (0:05:51) Al: are a lot of words that I would use that would be Scots. Like for example, in the classic (0:05:56) Al: Scottish way, I’m going to use a weather word, a word about the weather. So the weather here (0:06:02) Al: today is drich, and that is a Scots word that means, it basically means overcast, right? (0:06:09) Al: Like it’s cloudy, it’s just not nice, it’s like it’s not sunny, but it’s not like pouring down (0:06:14) Al: with rain, it’s just, it’s drich. So that is an example of a Scots word that I would use (0:06:16) Kelly: okay (0:06:20) Al: most days because of the weather. It does, yeah, it’s a d, drich. (0:06:21) Kelly: is that does it start with a D or a B so so is it kind of like it almost reminds (0:06:28) Kelly: me of like dreary you know what I mean in this sense and I would kind of use (0:06:29) Al: Yeah, it’s, yeah, yeah, it’s kind of, it definitely, yeah, I would say, yeah, they’re almost synonyms. (0:06:33) Kelly: that word to (0:06:39) Al: I would say that drich, I think, can be used in other contexts, whereas drich entirely would be (0:06:42) Kelly: Outside of weather. Yeah. (0:06:45) Al: about the weather. So like you would talk about, oh, that’s a drichy meeting, or people were drich, (0:06:46) Kelly: No, that totally makes sense. Is- so he’s like… (0:06:51) Kelly: Mm-hmm. (0:06:52) Al: or whatever, but you couldn’t say something else with drich other than the weather. So yeah, that, (0:06:56) Kelly: Okay, that makes sense. That’s so interesting. Is… (0:06:59) Kelly: like, I’m gonna totally butcher this, but like, (0:07:03) Kelly: can I? Like, how do you say that? C-A-N-N-A-E? Is that considered Scots? (0:07:10) Al: Oh canny. Yeah, that would be another. So this is where we get into some technicalities of (0:07:10) Kelly: Yes. Yes. Yes. (0:07:17) Al: where English comes from. So modern English is itself, it comes from not just old English, (0:07:28) Al: but it also comes from old Scots, and old is, you know, auld lang syne, that’s A-U-L-D, (0:07:32) Kelly: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. (0:07:35) Al: that’s Scots for old. And so a lot of English words… (0:07:40) Al: Scots are, you know, very similar to Scots words because, you know, both languages come (0:07:45) Al: from both old languages, Old English and Old Scots. (0:07:47) Kelly: Okay (0:07:48) Kelly: So it’s kind of like it’s like Portuguese and Spanish and like German and like Dutch kind of where it’s like you can (0:07:49) Al: Yeah, yeah. A very… exactly. Yeah, and you wouldn’t know every word and these sorts of (0:07:55) Kelly: Understand them, but they’re not exactly the same (0:08:00) Al: things, but some words you could maybe guess at, like “old”. Most people would be able (0:08:05) Al: to guess what that means, stuff like that. Different words. (0:08:06) Kelly: Mm-hmm. Yeah, in the context. (0:08:10) Al: Clearly different language, but, you know, you can kind of guess what it means because (0:08:14) Al: they’re similar languages, absolutely. But, like, one example of the Old English/Old Scots (0:08:19) Al: thing is, so you’ve got fox, the animal, and you know what the female fox is called? So (0:08:26) Kelly: I feel like I do, but not right now. (0:08:28) Al: it’s a vixen. So fox with an F and vixen with a V. I can never remember which one it is, (0:08:36) Al: in one of Old Scots and Old English. It’s Fox and Fixing. (0:08:40) Al: They can, they can, they can. The other interesting thing is that there’s also a lost letter from (0:08:50) Kelly: and v and f kind of can sound the same too, you know, yeah. (0:08:59) Al: Scots that is not used anymore thanks to the anglification of keyboards. So when (0:09:10) Al: typewriters started becoming a thing, they were obviously, they used the standard QWERTY (0:09:14) Al: layout that we’re using now. And the letter is called a yod, and it kind of looks like (0:09:20) Al: a cross between a z and a y. And it has a sound like a y sound. It’s kind of like a (0:09:22) Kelly: Okay. (0:09:24) Kelly: Okay. (0:09:26) Kelly: Okay. (0:09:29) Al: y, but it’s not quite the same. And I can give you an example of a word that this would (0:09:33) Al: be used in. Do you know the company that does all the logistics at airports? (0:09:40) Al: And they’re called Menzies, do you know them? M-E-N-C-I-E-S. So they do a lot of, like they (0:09:47) Al: are a huge worldwide company that do logistics at airports. So if you’re at an airport and (0:09:52) Al: you look out on airside and you see, you know, people with their high vis on, in most airports (0:09:59) Al: in the West, they will be Menzies employees. Which is actually fun fact, that company started (0:10:07) Al: out as a paper shop in Scotland. (0:10:10) Al: But that zed is not actually originally a zed, it was actually a yod. (0:10:10) Kelly: Oh, that’s cool. (0:10:18) Kelly: Okay. (0:10:19) Al: And so the word ‘menzies’ shouldn’t actually be said menzies, it said ‘mingies’. (0:10:25) Al: Yeah, and so there’s a lot of words, a lot of places in Scotland that you might notice this (0:10:30) Al: when you’re over here, a lot of places in Scotland that have zeds in their name in the middle, (0:10:34) Al: and it’s not actually a zed, it’s a yod. So there’s a place in near Glasgow, (0:10:40) Al: that’s called Calane, and that’s C-U-L-Z-E-A-N, but of course that zed was a yod, (0:10:47) Al: which is why it’s Calane, not Cal-Zane. (0:10:50) Kelly: Okay, so you guys all just acknowledge that it should be pronounced (0:10:56) Al: We just ignore the fact that it’s a zed, because that’s what you learn. (0:10:59) Kelly: Yeah (0:10:59) Al: I didn’t know for a long time that it wasn’t originally a zed. (0:11:03) Kelly: Okay (0:11:04) Al: But yeah, we don’t pronounce it like that. (0:11:06) Kelly: Okay, sorry to derail (0:11:07) Al: But yeah, so you will. (0:11:10) Al: So it’s fine, I’ll put this in specifically as a section on the Scots (0:11:15) Al: language for some reason. But yeah, so you might hear some people, (0:11:18) Al: if you ever see the paper shop that still does exist, Menzies, (0:11:21) Al: some people will call it Menzies, and some people call it Menzies, (0:11:25) Kelly: Oh, very interesting, that’s pretty cool. (0:11:25) Al: because it depends on who you are. (0:11:28) Al: There used to be a politician in Scotland calls Menzies Campbell, (0:11:30) Al: and nobody would ever call him Menzies Campbell, (0:11:32) Al: despite the fact that it’s spelled the exact same way. (0:11:34) Kelly: That was a fun fact. (0:11:35) Al: But they still call the paper shop Menzies for some reason. (0:11:38) Al: So Ming is fun fact. (0:11:40) Al: There you go. That’s your Scott’s language history on the Cottagecore podcast, (0:11:46) Al: The Harvest Season. (0:11:48) Kelly: I’m just really good at derailing the podcast, what can I say. (0:11:52) Al: Nothing wrong with that. Nothing wrong with that. (0:11:55) Kelly: What have you been up to, Al, besides history lessons? (0:11:56) Al: What have I been up to? (0:12:00) Al: I have been playing, well kind of playing, Harvest Moon, Home Sweet Home, and Coraline 1.1. (0:12:10) Al: I quite often, if I’m like trying to play a game for a podcast and I’ve not quite got (0:12:14) Al: into it yet, I will feel guilty about that and not play any other games. (0:12:22) Al: So I have played about two in-game days of Harvest Moon Home Sweet Home. (0:12:28) Kelly: That’s it! (0:12:28) Al: That’s it. (0:12:29) Al: So we’ll see. (0:12:30) Al: Hopefully I’ll manage to play enough before the podcast that I’m recording in a week. (0:12:36) Kelly: It’s crunch time! (0:12:38) Al: - It’s crunch time. (0:12:40) Al: So we’ll see. (0:12:40) Al: The annoying thing I also found out is that, (0:12:42) Al: so it’s, I don’t know if you’re aware of this game, Kelly, (0:12:45) Al: but it is a mobile game. (0:12:48) Al: So it’s on Android and iOS. (0:12:50) Kelly: the harvest moon one (0:12:51) Al: The new Harvest Moon game, yeah. (0:12:53) Al: And they haven’t enabled cloud safe for it. (0:13:00) Al: So I installed and started playing it on my 13 inch iPad. (0:13:00) Kelly: Oh. (0:13:05) Al: And that is now the only device I can play this game on. (0:13:05) Kelly: Oh. (0:13:09) Kelly: That’s… that’s so… wrong. (0:13:10) Al: I just ate is bizarre, because a special. (0:13:16) Kelly: Especially on like a harv– like, I’m assuming the Harvest Moon game, you know, it has a lot going on. (0:13:21) Al: Yep, you should be here. (0:13:21) Kelly: You’re dedicating a good amount of time to playing it. (0:13:25) Kelly: Yeah, like, you have items, you have things that you’re building up, like, why would– (0:13:30) Kelly: Like, don’t most of these games have that built in by now? (0:13:34) Al: Yeah. Yeah. And it’s not even you don’t even need to do much. You just need to say yes, you can do it. (0:13:44) Kelly: Yeah, and especially with I feel like I’m sure they’re different games, but like just having like knowing that animal (0:13:52) Kelly: crossing (0:13:53) Kelly: Is whatever Pacicapia is like shutting down their app? (0:13:54) Al: Bocky camp (0:13:57) Al: Yeah (0:13:58) Kelly: Wouldn’t you kind of want to make sure that your app is there to like fill the void? (0:14:02) Kelly: - I enjoyed. (0:14:03) Al: Anyway, so that’s that that’s another reason why I’ve not played a lot of it yet is because I can only play it on one (0:14:08) Al: Device and it’s the 13 inch iPad which I like as a device, but it’s not the best for a mobile games, obviously (0:14:15) Kelly: Is it annoying to like, hold for… Is that what the issue is or is it? (0:14:19) Al: That’s part that’s part of the issue although I do have it on a (0:14:22) Al: I stand at my desk, so I (0:14:24) Kelly: Mm. (0:14:24) Al: don’t have to hold it when I’m at my desk, but that means that realistically the only (0:14:27) Al: time I’m playing this game is when I’m working. Which is not a great way to play a game, right? (0:14:29) Kelly: Yeah. (0:14:35) Al: But anyway, whatever. It’s especially annoying because they haven’t disabled playing it on (0:14:39) Al: Macs as well, so now you can play iPad and iPhone stuff on Macs, which is great. It’s (0:14:46) Al: a great feature, but it means that I’ve installed the game on my Mac, but I’d have to start (0:14:52) Al: and you saved to play it there. (0:14:54) Al: Like I was like, this is great because there are like so many ways for me to play this. (0:14:59) Al: I can play it on my iPad during work. (0:15:00) Al: I can play it on my Mac when I’m sitting in front of the TV. (0:15:04) Al: I can play it on my iPad mini when I’m in bed and I’m like, nope, you get one of those. (0:15:09) Kelly: Yeah jokes on you. That’s annoying. (0:15:10) Al: One of those. (0:15:11) Al: Yeah, I should have just gone with the Android version, but the problem is the Android version (0:15:16) Al: crashed when it first came out. (0:15:18) Al: So I couldn’t play it for, in fact, I don’t think it’s, I think it’s still not working (0:15:18) Kelly: So they kind of, they, they dug you into a little corner. (0:15:29) Al: So, I’ve done a little bit of Carlisle in 1.1 as well, because I hadn’t been playing (0:15:34) Al: that yet, so that’s that, and I have gotten very much back into Marvel Snap. (0:15:40) Kelly: Whoa, I haven’t heard that name in a while. (0:15:42) Al: Yeah, so it was, oh they make, they make loads of real decisions, but they’re quite good (0:15:46) Kelly: Did they, like, fix the game? (0:15:47) Kelly: Because I know they were having… they made some kind of weird decisions last winter. (0:15:54) Kelly: Okay. (0:15:54) Al: at fixing these things quickly, like you get multiple changes a week. (0:15:56) Kelly: Okay. (0:15:58) Kelly: Okay. (0:15:59) Al: So, if there’s something that’s completely killing the game, they kill that really quickly. (0:16:04) Al: They’re pretty good at that. (0:16:06) Al: No, we’re at the end of a season, and the next season has like a new type of ability, (0:16:12) Al: which is the first time they’ve done that since launch, so that’s exciting. (0:16:15) Al: And a lot of new Spider People cards, which is also cool. (0:16:21) Al: I do like some Spider People. (0:16:23) Kelly: when did they release marvel snap? was it like around this time last year? (0:16:24) Al: But it’s only a year, I don’t know. (0:16:29) Kelly: right? is it older than that? (0:16:29) Al: It can’t only be a year, really. (0:16:32) Al: No, two years, October 22. (0:16:33) Kelly: okay okay. I didn’t think it was only a year old but I was like I don’t I don’t keep up with that (0:16:39) Al: Yeah, yeah. (0:16:40) Kelly: game so there’s also that. there just happened to be a streamer I was watching who was like obsessed (0:16:46) Kelly: with it for a while. (0:16:47) Al: I really love it, because it’s, I like card games, but one, they’re so hard to keep up (0:16:55) Al: with all the cards, right? (0:16:57) Al: And the good thing about Marvel Snap is so many. (0:17:00) Al: There’s many different types of playing are viable. (0:17:02) Kelly: So it’s not like you get one or two meta that are like (0:17:06) Al: Exactly, exactly. (0:17:06) Al: There’s like, you know, Destroy decks are really good just now. (0:17:10) Al: Move decks are pretty good just now. (0:17:12) Al: There’s also like a couple of other types of decks that you can use based on multiple cards. (0:17:18) Al: Like I have played four different decks and won with them over the last two days. (0:17:23) Al: So it’s, yeah, it’s pretty good. (0:17:25) Al: Discard decks are still quite good as well. (0:17:27) Al: Like there’s lots that’s working just now. (0:17:30) Al: And yet there are a few cards that if you don’t get them, you’re unlikely to get up to like (0:17:35) Al: level 100, rank 100. But I’m unlikely to get there anyway. And it’s still fun. Like it takes a long (0:17:41) Al: time to build up the ranks anyway. So, you know, it takes it only now are my rank 60 now. (0:17:49) Al: And, you know, granted it’s only been, I’ve only been playing for two weeks of this season, (0:17:57) Al: which is about half of it, but… (0:18:00) Al: It’s like, I… Yeah, I think it would have been unlikely for me to get to 100 anyway, but… (0:18:06) Al: So yeah, and also the actual matches are simpler than most card games. (0:18:11) Kelly: Okay. (0:18:12) Al: So you’ve only got a few things to think about while still having a lot of different strategies. (0:18:17) Al: And obviously they’re fast. (0:18:20) Al: You know, you can get a match and done in a cut in, you know, the longest matches take five. (0:18:20) Kelly: Yeah, no, it seems like, you know, I I’m not a big Marvel person, but it seems like a fun game with a lot of creativity and like options. (0:18:34) Kelly: And the fact that they’re still actively updating it, I think says a lot. (0:18:34) Al: Yeah. Yeah. It’s obviously making money. Um, so yeah, I mean, basically the reason why (0:18:42) Kelly: Yeah, that too. (0:18:46) Al: I’m back into it is because, um, Hannah, uh, from the ISE slack, um, she walk got, she (0:18:54) Al: came over and was like, Oh, I’m interested in this because I hear that it’s quite similar (0:18:58) Al: to what the new Pokemon trading card app will be like. So I want to see how this works before (0:19:02) Kelly: Oh interesting, smart of Pokemon. (0:19:04) Al: to see how similar it is and compare it to that. And so when she said that, well, yeah, (0:19:12) Al: exactly. It will be interesting to see how much it actually is because we don’t know much details (0:19:16) Al: about how the battles will work. Um, but it will be very clever if, if it is, if it works out well. (0:19:22) Al: Um, but because she came through and did that, I was like, Oh, now I really want to play (0:19:28) Kelly: Mm-hmm. (0:19:28) Al: and I haven’t stopped playing since. So that was two weeks ago. (0:19:33) Kelly: I… I trust me. I understand. I understand. (0:19:37) Kelly: I’m sure you’ll get out eventually. (0:19:39) Al: Yeah, this is my problem, is I don’t play games casually, I play games until I stop (0:19:40) Kelly: You’ll be free. (0:19:46) Al: playing them, and it is my life until I stop playing them, and then I never think about (0:19:52) Kelly: Yeah, literally, I completely understand. (0:19:55) Kelly: That’s why I’m not allowed to play stuff like Cafe Mix anymore. (0:20:01) Kelly: I like… it was a phone game, you know? (0:20:05) Kelly: But it was a phone game that, uh… (0:20:07) Kelly: Once I started playing events, I got really hooked, (0:20:10) Kelly: and I was good at the events, and I kept winning events, (0:20:12) Kelly: and then I would get money out of it. (0:20:12) Al: Yeah, yeah, my (0:20:14) Kelly: And it was just like, it was like, you know, daily. (0:20:16) Kelly: It was a daily thing where I’d go in, I’d play five games, I’d do this, (0:20:20) Kelly: and then the events. (0:20:22) Kelly: were like, “You have to play all weekend, otherwise you won’t win,” and I’d be like, “Well, I have to win.” (0:20:27) Kelly: Um… (0:20:28) Kelly: So now I’m just not allowed to play that game. (0:20:30) Kelly: But I do that with all games, that’s why I played Day of the Diver until my fingers hurt, you know? (0:20:33) Kelly: That’s, uh… (0:20:34) Al: Yeah, yeah, I just I never got into cafe mix because I just didn’t like the gameplay like it felt too imprecise (0:20:35) Kelly: That’s what I do. (0:20:39) Kelly: Yeah. (0:20:41) Kelly: It’s… it is. (0:20:43) Kelly: It’s very sloppy. (0:20:44) Kelly: Which I think can work in your favor if you know how to use it correctly. (0:20:50) Al: Yeah, probably, but I didn’t want to. I didn’t want to learn. You know, it’s like, I loved like (0:20:52) Kelly: Yeah, no, that’s fair, that’s fair. (0:20:56) Al: shuffle, Pokemon shuffle, which is not, I know it’s not the same game, but it’s, it’s like similar (0:21:01) Kelly: It’s very similar, yeah. (0:21:01) Al: ideas in some ways. But I much preferred that because it was very clear, like, it’s precise, (0:21:07) Al: right? This place goes to that piece and that’s it. Whereas with Cafe May, it’s like, oh, you’re (0:21:11) Al: kind of like circling. And it’s like, I didn’t. (0:21:14) Kelly: Yeah, no, it’s it’s definitely very different in actual gameplay (0:21:20) Al: Cool. So that’s what we’ve been up to and a (0:21:22) Kelly: Yeah (0:21:24) Al: tangent on the Scottish language. (0:21:27) Al: Now we’re going to talk about some news, some game news. (0:21:30) Al: First of all, we have the zero point nine update of Research Story is out now. (0:21:35) Al: So this includes a new NPC, (0:21:39) Al: lots of extra content for the NPCs, a cooking system and your classic on a daily (0:21:47) Al: Cottagecore game, the daily summary, when you (0:21:50) Al: go to sleep, gives you everything that you’ve done in that game. (0:21:50) Kelly: I laugh, but honestly I need things like those. (0:21:55) Al: Well, that’s the thing. And it’s like you have, like, especially in farming games where (0:21:56) Kelly: Like when games don’t have that, sometimes I’m like, “hmm, what was I doing? (0:22:05) Al: you are selling a bunch of stuff on a daily basis, it’s good to know one, how much you (0:22:06) Kelly: Mmhmm. (0:22:09) Al: actually sold, and two, how that break broke down. You know, that was a key point of Stardew (0:22:11) Kelly: Yeah. (0:22:17) Al: is trying to figure out what was the most efficient stuff. (0:22:20) Al: This is really nice in that it’s building up into other things as well, so it’s like, (0:22:26) Al: “Oh, here are the people you talk to, and here’s the XP you gained,” and that sort of stuff. (0:22:32) Kelly: Yeah, no, it definitely does help, and I think also with farming games it’s so easy to get sidetracked on things. (0:22:38) Kelly: So it’s, like, good to see at the end of the day, like, “Oh, I actually did not sell as much stuff that I wanted to,” (0:22:44) Kelly: or “Didn’t talk to the right amount of people,” or, you know, “It’s two days until I have to buy something that’s really expensive, I better start selling a bunch.” (0:22:53) Al: They have also released their roadmap to 1.0, so they’re getting close. They have two more updates (0:22:59) Al: before the 1.0. That is 0.10 should be coming out at the end of September. That is player (0:23:06) Al: customization. 0.11 should be coming out at the end of the year, and that is orange hearts and (0:23:14) Al: shimmers. The orange heart events that will be for NPCs. And I don’t know what shimmers means. (0:23:20) Al: Oh, shiny creatures right in front of me. (0:23:23) Al: I always got to translate into Pokemon. (0:23:27) Kelly: Translate, yeah. (0:23:31) Al: And then the 1.0 will be coming out in Q1 next year. (0:23:36) Al: So if you’ve been looking for 1.0 to finally get into this game, (0:23:40) Al: it’ll be next year, be warned. (0:23:41) Kelly: Have you played the, um, is there an Early Access? (0:23:45) Al: Yeah, that’s what this is. (0:23:46) Al: I haven’t played it. (0:23:47) Al: I know that Cody has played it, and I think Bev played it as well. (0:23:50) Al: and they had a chat about it on one of the episodes. (0:23:53) Al: And they both really liked it. So, I don’t know. (0:23:55) Kelly: It looks cute. I like the note about married life events because I feel like a lot of these games kind of end events once you marry your characters of choice. So that’s nice. (0:24:02) Al: Yes. Yeah. Yeah, not looking at anyone in particular, Coral Island. (0:24:11) Al: Uh, Spirity have also got an update out now. The moving and grooving update, um, was animations. (0:24:20) Al: Hahaha. Hmm. Yeah, did you play it? (0:24:22) Kelly: This game is so upsetting to me because I really wanted to like it so bad. (0:24:27) Kelly: So like, seeing this update, it’s like, these look so funny, and like, they look so silly but it’s like, I’m not gonna go back to play like this. (0:24:34) Al: This is the problem is like you can like everything about a game, but if you don’t actually enjoy the core loop of the game (0:24:40) Al: It doesn’t really matter (0:24:40) Kelly: Mm-hmm (0:24:42) Kelly: Yeah, and I gave it I think I put like 30 hours in or something so I like I gave it a good (0:24:45) Al: Oh, wow, that’s more than I put in I may be I may be put in ten hours (0:24:48) Kelly: Try (0:24:51) Kelly: I wanted to like it so bad, but what can you do? (0:24:53) Al: Yeah (0:24:54) Al: Yeah, I wonder how much of it is just like a personal preference thing, right? Like some people just don’t like certain times of games (0:25:00) Kelly: Yeah (0:25:02) Kelly: I (0:25:03) Kelly: Mean, I don’t know cuz I love games like this. Typically. I wish I could I play this like back in (0:25:10) Kelly: fall so I can’t remember exactly what it was, but I know some things were just like (0:25:15) Kelly: kind of really repetitive in like a (0:25:19) Al: I think that the repetitive bit is probably my problem, is that the bathhouse you did upgrade, (0:25:27) Al: but it didn’t really feel like you were progressing. Whereas with farming games, (0:25:33) Al: you go from like a two by two square that you’ve made of turnips to thousands of crops over your (0:25:41) Al: farm, and tens of animals giving you millions every season. And it didn’t feel like there was (0:25:49) Al: level of progression to aim for. And that was what I think really lost me about it. (0:25:56) Kelly: Yeah, I agree because I updated like I think as much as I possibly could in the bath house, too (0:26:03) Al: but it’s like oh now I have three baths it’s like oh is there right okay (0:26:06) Kelly: Yeah, there’s actually a second floor yeah, but it doesn’t add that much (0:26:15) Al: yeah anyway but if you’ve if you enjoyed the game there’s more updates to it and you know (0:26:17) Kelly: But yeah (0:26:21) Al: as you say these animations are pretty goofy and fun and add some more (0:26:24) Kelly: Yeah, they look so silly and cute, you know. (0:26:26) Al: they add some more character to the npc’s next we have a new update for (0:26:33) Al: Laudelnot coming out on the 19th of September and oh boy do I hate the names (0:26:38) Al: that they give these updates this one is the Goddles update what’s a Goddle you might say (0:26:45) Al: that’s a good question this includes a new secret cave biome that houses three mysterious Goddles (0:26:52) Al: was this cavern forgotten by guppy what ancient abilities do these Goddles have (0:26:59) Al: I’m still not quite sure what I got all this is it the little (0:27:03) Al: like tree looking thing in this image, maybe. (0:27:06) Kelly: I don’t know. I think it’s cute that it’s like, oh, plant these to prevent pollination, uh, pollution, but you know, still it’s like, yeah, to your point, like, what is this made-up word? (0:27:20) Al: Yeah, I think this might be one of those updates that if you have played the game, which I (0:27:26) Al: haven’t yet, that you might be more interested in it. Yeah, I want to play this game at some (0:27:34) Kelly: It looks cute. I like whatever this aesthetic is called. I can’t think right now. (0:27:42) Al: Yes, I can’t remember either. They’ve all got fancy names. (0:27:44) Kelly: Yeah, but I like this game design. I think that (0:27:48) Kelly: style of animation is very cute and very fun for a little underwater game. Yeah. (0:27:51) Al: It works, it works, yeah it works well especially when all your creatures are axolotls, which (0:27:58) Kelly: Yes. (0:28:00) Al: the goofier an axolotl is, the cuter it is. (0:28:04) Kelly: That is true. That is, it is unbeatably cute looking. (0:28:10) Al: Next we have a new DLC for Outlanders, this is the Wandering Stars DLC, and I mean if (0:28:18) Al: you’ve played Outlanders you can look at it, I don’t really think we need to go into the (0:28:21) Al: details of this. (0:28:24) Al: Outlanders is a city builder game, so I’ll probably not play it, because every time I (0:28:29) Al: try and enjoy a city builder I just get frustrated with them, it’s not my kind of game. (0:28:34) Kelly: I get too into city builder kind of games and then it’s also really not enjoyable for me and like actually just stressful, so yeah. (0:28:42) Al: I think part of my problem, so I used to love City Builders, I was obsessed with SimCity2 (0:28:49) Al: so much, but I think part of the problem is that they never work well with controllers. (0:28:58) Al: They’re just not fun to play unless you have a mouse and keyboard, and that’s not how I (0:29:03) Al: game anymore in my life. (0:29:04) Kelly: It’s so funny because I’ve (0:29:04) Al: I am past the point. (0:29:07) Kelly: I’ve flipped from like being a controller only person to (0:29:13) Kelly: playing a lot of games mouse and keyboard now with like an occasional controller and (0:29:18) Kelly: It’s true a lot of these games are so different when you have the option to mouse and keyboard them (0:29:24) Kelly: Like there’s some games where it just makes such a big difference (0:29:26) Al: Yeah. Yeah. I just like, the way that I game nowadays is sitting on my sofa, watching TV (0:29:33) Al: with Rona, because that’s the time we get together and that’s how we like to spend our (0:29:34) Kelly: Mm-hmm. (0:29:38) Al: time together. So I’m not going to go, Oh, sorry, Rona. I’m going to go into the office (0:29:41) Al: and play games on my computer. Like, I’m just not going to do that. So, um, but I used to (0:29:47) Al: like when I was a student or whatever, I would, you know, be up till two, three. (0:29:56) Kelly: It’s tough (0:29:57) Al: Yeah. Finally, we have an update on what was called Runefactory Project Dragon and is now (0:29:59) Kelly: The sacrifices (0:30:10) Al: called Runefactory Guardians of Azuma. (0:30:14) Kelly: that’s a kind of oh wait so i’m sorry to cut you off but was it called rune factory project dragon (0:30:21) Al: Yes. So I don’t know if that was ever meant to be the title, because when you see project you (0:30:21) Kelly: and they changed that’s interesting (0:30:28) Al: quite often think that’s not the final title. So I suspect it was like we haven’t thought up a name, (0:30:30) Kelly: Yeah. (0:30:32) Kelly: Yeah. (0:30:35) Al: it’s about dragons, call it project dragon. But anyway, now they’ve got given an actual name, (0:30:43) Al: and they’ve said it’s coming out spring next year, and we have a trailer. So the interesting, (0:30:50) Al: Have you ever have you played (0:30:51) Al: any Renfactory games? (0:30:52) Kelly: No. I never got onto that bandwagon. I don’t know how I missed it. I think I was (0:30:53) Al: Okay, so (0:30:58) Kelly: just too dedicated to The Sims at that point in my life. (0:31:02) Al: fair enough. I mean, we’ve all been through our Sims phase. Again, interestingly, spent (0:31:09) Al: a lot of time playing Sims and Sims 2 specifically, and then not really since then. Probably for (0:31:14) Kelly: That’s fair. (0:31:15) Al: the same reason that they don’t really work very well with controllers. (0:31:17) Kelly: Oh no, they’re awful. Those games are the games that made me realize that not all games can be played the same way. (0:31:24) Al: Yeah, yeah. Like, I think it’s good that they add support for it because some people (0:31:29) Al: will have no other option and they would rather go through the pain and do it anyway. But (0:31:36) Al: anyway, so the interesting thing about this game is it says that it is a boldly reimagined (0:31:44) Al: gameplay. And the interesting thing is I watch this trailer and I’m not sure what the (0:31:49) Al: boldly reimagined gameplay is because previous Rune Factories are at a (0:31:54) Al: level. It’s basically Harvest Moon, but also combat. And this is Harvest Moon, but also combat. (0:32:04) Al: So, you know, you still have all the exact same farming stuff and then you go off and you fight (0:32:13) Al: creatures. Now granted, it does seem to be that some of the combat is dance-based rather than (0:32:21) Al: with a sword, but I… (0:32:22) Kelly: Interesting. So it’s like a rhythm? (0:32:24) Al: I don’t think it is rhythm-based, so this is the thing. I think it is just you press a button (0:32:31) Al: and you do a dance move, which isn’t fundamentally different than you press a button and you hit (0:32:37) Al: something with a sword. So… I don’t know. I don’t know the specifics of that. Well, this is the thing, (0:32:38) Kelly: So it’s still tur- like, it’s still… (0:32:43) Kelly: Are you gonna, like, start breakdancing at enemies? (0:32:47) Al: because the dancing… this is the weird bit. The dancing just seems to give you weapons that you (0:32:51) Al: you hit the enemies with. (0:32:54) Kelly: Are you dancing to the gods to, like, ask for a weapon? (0:32:54) Al: I just, Kelly, I have no idea. (0:33:00) Al: They’ve not shown any real gameplay. (0:33:03) Al: I guess my point is, I don’t know what the new part of this is. (0:33:07) Al: It just looks to me like the next Rune Factory. (0:33:10) Al: And there are some changes to it, and it’s a different story. (0:33:13) Al: And that’s all great, and people will love that. (0:33:15) Al: But like, why are you pretending that it’s something fundamentally different when it’s clearly not? (0:33:21) Kelly: Have there there’s been like a quite a few ruin factories, right? (0:33:24) Al: We’ve had five so far. (0:33:25) Kelly: And maybe they’re just lying to forget it I don’t know (0:33:31) Al: I mean, one person’s boldly reimagined is another one’s iterative change, right? (0:33:36) Kelly: Yeah, this seems like a pretty far reach though based on what you’ve said (0:33:42) Al: It does. (0:33:43) Al: This just, it feels like Rune Factory 5, but with some advances, which is fine. (0:33:48) Kelly: Maybe they’re… maybe they’re hiding it. (0:33:49) Al: I’m not saying that’s a bad thing, but why would you do that? (0:33:50) Kelly: Maybe they’re hiding the… (0:33:54) Al: It even says, “Restore your lost memories.” (0:33:56) Al: You still have Amnesia, like in every single Rune Factory game. (0:33:59) Kelly: Oh it’s one of those games, okay I see. (0:34:05) Al: This game. (0:34:06) Al: I don’t know if I can, I don’t know if I can go through playing another Rune Factory game. (0:34:06) Kelly: I don’t know. (0:34:10) Kelly: Have you played all of them? (0:34:11) Al: No, I have not. (0:34:12) Al: I have played just four and five, but I feel like that’s enough for me. (0:34:20) Al: I’m not a fan of the combat in these games. (0:34:23) Kelly: Okay, is it turn-based or is it like? (0:34:24) Al: No, it’s action based. (0:34:27) Al: Like real-time, whatever you want to call it, real-time combat. (0:34:31) Al: It’s just, I never feel like it’s responsive enough for me to feel like it’s enjoyable. (0:34:34) Kelly: Okay. (0:34:38) Al: It feels more like hack and slash rather than something like, I don’t know, Breath of the Wild, (0:34:45) Al: where you can have like precise combat with dodging and what’s the other one where you (0:34:52) Al: hit at the right parry, that’s the right one. (0:34:54) Al: So, I don’t know. I say that I don’t want to play it, but I’ll probably play it. We’ll (0:35:00) Al: see. We now have a trailer for it, so if you’re interested, go watch it. We’ve not heard anything (0:35:08) Al: else about Rune Factory 6, which fun fact Kelly, they announced at the exact same time (0:35:12) Al: they announced this game. No, this isn’t 6. This is… Yeah, but this is the thing. It’s (0:35:13) Kelly: Oh, this isn’t six. This is a side project. (0:35:20) Al: It’s not though. (0:35:21) Al: It’s not. (0:35:22) Al: It’s just the next. (0:35:24) Al: It will be interesting to see how long our Silkkox song is, and we can (0:35:26) Kelly: So, when does six come out? (0:35:30) Kelly: That’s… that’s… (0:35:35) Kelly: But this one seems to be coming out pretty quick. (0:35:40) Kelly: That’s… that’s not too bad when your other ones take five years. (0:35:46) Kelly: Yeah, that’s my… that’s my gauge for everything. (0:35:55) Al: to this is half a Silkkox song or whatever. (0:35:58) Kelly: » Well, I think the psychos have run out of other games, or (0:36:02) Kelly: they’re starting to run out of other games to compare it to. (0:36:06) Al: Yeah, I think GTA6 is the only other one that feels like that has been longer. (0:36:08) Kelly: Yeah, [LAUGH] yeah, and that’s just a meme in itself. (0:36:12) Al: Yeah. Yeah. Yes, GTA6 is not coming out next year, no matter how much they say it is, it’s (0:36:13) Kelly: So the two meme games, we’re just [BLANK_AUDIO] (0:36:21) Al: not coming out next year. It is a, like, because I don’t know if they actually announced that (0:36:26) Al: it was coming out in 2025 or something, but be- (0:36:29) Kelly: No, ‘cause there was that whole meme just going around of like, “We got this before (0:36:34) Kelly: GTA VI.” (0:36:35) Kelly: Oh, so end of next year. (0:36:35) Al: Yeah, so the announcement it was going to come out in Q4 2025, which late 20… Yeah, (0:36:42) Kelly: That’s never gonna happen. (0:36:43) Al: that means it’s coming out 2026. It was hilarious because they announced it in December last (0:36:44) Kelly: Yeah. (0:36:50) Al: year. So it was like, “Oh, they’re going to announce the new game. Great.” And then it (0:36:53) Al: came out and it was like, “Oh, wow, that’s exciting.” And then at the end it was like, (0:36:56) Al: late 2025. You’re like, “Really? You’re announcing it two years before you’re currently planning (0:37:02) Al: on it coming out. (0:37:04) Kelly: It’s just I went into a little bit of a spiral recently because of GTA 6 and that whole timeline (0:37:11) Kelly: because I was like, wow, it has been, I lived at my parents house when GTA 5 came out. (0:37:12) Al: Yeah. It’s, it’s basically my entire career. So I, so (0:37:19) Kelly: I was in college. (0:37:24) Kelly: Literally I was so excited because the weekend it dropped, my parents were away and I set (0:37:29) Kelly: up the big screen TV in the living room, and moved like the comfy (0:37:32) Al: Yeah. (0:37:32) Al: Thank you so much for watching. (0:37:34) Kelly: you know armchair to the center of the living room and sat there, and played GTA 5 on the big screen TV and (0:37:34) Al: If you enjoyed this video, please like and subscribe. (0:37:36) Al: If you want to see more videos like this, please like and subscribe. (0:37:42) Kelly: That’s how long it’s been (0:37:44) Al: It’s funny, so it came out on the 17th of September 2013, I got my first job outside (0:37:48) Kelly: No literally like so literally this is (0:37:53) Al: of uni on the 8th of August 2013. So just over a month before GTA 5 came out, I started (0:38:01) Al: my career. Since then, I’ve changed job like five times. I have had two children, I have (0:38:07) Al: bought two different houses, not at the same time, I’m not a crazy person. (0:38:14) Al: I was technically married before that, but only by two months. So like my entire career. (0:38:21) Al: I remember explicitly that it came out around that time because my first job, their office (0:38:28) Al: was right next to the Rockstar offices in Edinburgh. And so they had this massive, four-storey (0:38:30) Kelly: Uh, okay. (0:38:35) Al: poster on the office building that I walked past every single day for like a month before (0:38:42) Kelly: it’s it’s crazy it’s it’s it’s so funny like it’s yeah like you said like my whole life (0:38:50) Kelly: like I was still in college still living at my parents still working you know some like college (0:38:56) Kelly: level job (0:38:58) Al: I have a nine-year-old who was born a year and a half after it came out. (0:39:04) Kelly: you know I gotta say they really um milked gta live for all it’s worth (0:39:11) Kelly: because the fact that that kept (0:39:11) Al: - Yeah, they really did. (0:39:12) Kelly: that game so relevant is absolutely insane. (0:39:16) Al: Yeah, I mean, I’m never, I’m not really a GTA person, (0:39:21) Al: so I never played GTA Live. (0:39:22) Kelly: Well, I was. I was, you know, for literally most of my childhood (0:39:28) Kelly: and then they didn’t release a new game for half my life. (0:39:34) Kelly: Like, that’s crazy. One of my first- I used to rent (0:39:37) Kelly: GTA Miami Vice and GTA 3 from Blockbuster. (0:39:42) Al: I think it’s a very good example of how modern games have become too big. So from 1997, when (0:39:53) Al: the first GTA came out, there were 16 years between that and GTA 5. 16 years. It depends (0:40:00) Kelly: And what did they put out like 12 games? (0:40:03) Al: which one you’re counting, which ones you’re counting, because there’s like… so if you’re (0:40:05) Kelly: I’m counting the mini like the the side like the PSP games and stuff like that too. Yeah (0:40:12) Kelly: I could hear I could hear the little tapping (0:40:12) Al: going to be 15. 15 games. So an average of one a year. And since GTA 5… or let’s just (0:40:16) Kelly: Okay, so I wasn’t too far off (0:40:21) Al: shoot… so between GTA 5 and GTA 6 releasing, and this is just GTA games by the way, it’s (0:40:26) Al: not all Rockstar games. I’m just talking GTA stuff. So between GTA 5 and GTA 6 releasing, (0:40:31) Al: there will be at least 12 years. So 12 years between… and in that time, what have they (0:40:33) Kelly: That’s absurd. (0:40:38) Al: they had GTA Live and well, ignoring (0:40:38) Kelly: Red Dead Redemption? (0:40:42) Al: the other so GTA stuff specifically GTA Live or online or whatever you call it and their remastered (0:40:42) Kelly: Yeah, yeah. (0:40:48) Al: trilogy. No, exactly. And I was counting for the record like I wasn’t I wasn’t even counting like (0:40:49) Kelly: Oh, right, okay. Which, that doesn’t count. (0:40:56) Al: they had a double pack and a trilogy re-release. I wasn’t counting those before so literally and (0:41:04) Al: GTA online came out at the same time as 5 came in 2013 was like two weeks after 5. So (0:41:08) Kelly: Yeah, yeah. (0:41:12) Al: yeah Rockstar have done other games of course since then but it just… (0:41:16) Kelly: But they literally had such a, like they are who they are because of GTA. (0:41:22) Al: yeah, uh-huh. Also well also also also Lemmings but yeah. (0:41:24) Kelly: Like again, that was my childhood. I could tell you the craziest cheats for those games. (0:41:30) Al: We can’t forget Lemmings come on. (0:41:32) Kelly: What is, is that a Rockstar game? (0:41:35) Al: Did you never? So okay right this is where we get into the history of Rockstar North. (0:41:40) Al: Not Rockstar, Rockstar North. (0:41:41) Kelly: Is that the Scotland office? (0:41:42) Al: So, well, let me get to that. Let me get to that. So, GTA was originally developed (0:41:50) Al: by a company called DMA Design. This was a company based in Dundee, in Scotland, which (0:41:52) Kelly: Mm-hm. (0:42:00) Al: it’s actually the heart of games design in Scotland. The university there, people come (0:42:07) Al: from all over the world to study games design. It’s like well known for that. (0:42:13) Al: DMA Design, after GTA 3, were bought by Rockstar and renamed Rockstar North. But before that, (0:42:23) Al: they also released many games. GTA is the one that obviously most people know of, (0:42:29) Al: but they also released Lemmings, which was a big game. Did you never play Lemmings? (0:42:37) Al: So, this was a game, the game play for this was you have… (0:42:42) Al: Obviously, this is based on the false idea of Lemmings walking off cliffs, (0:42:46) Al: which is obviously nonsense, but it was a fun game. (0:42:50) Al: So, you know about the creatures Lemmings, right? (0:42:52) Kelly: Yes, yes. (0:42:53) Al: And you know about the Disney’s terrible thing where they pretended that Lemmings (0:42:58) Al: walked off cliffs, but actually they just basically pushed them off a cliff for a documentary. (0:43:02) Kelly: Yes, I do know about that. (0:43:03) Al: Yeah, OK, cool. (0:43:06) Al: So, DMA Design made a game called Lemmings that was based off this idea. (0:43:10) Al: Um, you have a lot of little (0:43:12) Al: lemmings and you have to guide them through a 2D world, get them from the start to the end using (0:43:20) Al: different things like you can, you know, you can tell a lemming to mine through this thing, (0:43:24) Al: you can tell one to build a stair, you can, you know, loads of things. It was a really fun game. (0:43:28) Kelly: They’re so cute looking, honestly. Like, I’m looking at it now, it looks adorable. (0:43:30) Al: Yeah. So I don’t think they made a single lemmings game after they became Rockstar North, (0:43:36) Al: which I’m very sad about, but it’d be amazing. They basically- (0:43:39) Kelly: Ugh, could you imagine? (0:43:42) Al: became the GTA place, even though they did so many other games before that. (0:43:47) Kelly: Yeah, that’s crazy. I never would have guessed that, to be honest. (0:43:50) Kelly: But yeah, GTA. What is life? (0:43:53) Al: Yes, there we go. So many tangents in this episode. (0:43:56) Kelly: Derailment 2. (0:43:57) Kelly: - What? (laughs) (0:43:59) Al: Um, but hey, I mean, GTA 6 probably come out before Elder Scrolls 6. (0:44:04) Kelly: I’ll probably get it before a silk song, you know, that’s (0:44:07) Al: Well, I don’t know… I don’t know… (0:44:10) Al: Bye. (0:44:10) Kelly: Al I have to say these things to jinx it so (0:44:12) Al: Yeah, okay, sorry, sorry. Right, I think we’re done with our tangents for now, (0:44:18) Kelly: Yes (0:44:19) Al: and that’s definitely the news finished. I think the news was finished 20 minutes ago. (0:44:25) Kelly: We had to have another history lesson, okay (0:44:25) Al: So now, yeah, yeah, we’ve got two Scottish history license, one about the language, (0:44:31) Al: and one about the only games company that has actually been successful. (0:44:38) Kelly: You have to say we’re consistently on theme, at least, somehow. (0:44:42) Al: I’m just getting you ready. I’m getting you ready for coming. You can have a look at the (0:44:47) Al: Rockstar North offices in Edinburgh when you’re there. I don’t know where their current offices (0:44:52) Al: are because I think they moved since I worked in Edinburgh. Anyway, we’re going to talk (0:44:57) Al: about Dave the Diver. Specifically, we’re going to talk about the story aspect of it, (0:45:02) Al: but there are two things we need to discuss beforehand. First of all, they have, for some (0:45:09) Al: reason I know it’s new DLCs since the last day of the day. (0:45:12) Al: So we need to talk about them. (0:45:14) Al: So the first one is Bilateral. (0:45:17) Al: This is the card game, the like ridiculous rogue-lite card game where you have to like (0:45:24) Al: build up a hand and make, like you’ve probably seen people with trying to break it by having (0:45:31) Al: numbers so large that the game crashes and stuff like that. (0:45:38) Al: I don’t think we know for certain what’s happening here, but it looks like they’re (0:45:41) Al: putting (0:45:42) Al: the game as a minigame inside, but I also noticed on the Nintendo Direct this week that (0:45:42) Kelly: It’s like a minigame, right? (0:45:50) Al: also Dave the Diver themed decks are going in bilateral as well. (0:45:56) Kelly: that’s cute I think that’s a nice like I feel like Dave does such a good job of (0:46:02) Kelly: these cute little like you know they’re they remind me like back in the day when (0:46:07) Kelly: you do like follow for follow or like photo like my photo and I’ll

Nueva entrega de Música de Contrabando 1/8/24, semanario de música de actualidadEntrevistas:David Bowie, famoso por su extravagante alter ego (Ziggy Stardust) fue considerado una de las grandes estrellas del pop de todos los tiempos, arraigado en la cultura popular y con una innegable influencia que llega hasta nuestros dias. La exposición "David Bowie Legacy" le rinde tributo en San Pedro del Pinatar comisariada por el gran fotógrafo Domingo J Casas. Alicia Balthasar nos adentra en el nuevo ciclo A la luna de Barranda. Entrevista con Cooldesac (Daniel Tomasi) encargados de abrir el ciclo.Noticias, novedades discográficasJamie XX y The Avalanches, Karate, Porridge Radio, Pond y Andy Vanwyngarden (MGMT), Caribou, High Vis, Karen O y Danger Mouse, MXMTOON, Jack White, Sen Senra, Glas & Madbel, Muerdo, Berlín 90 (Allan McCarthy). Agenda de Conciertos: Cooldesac, Maestro Espada, Ursaria, Ana Alcaide, Miguel Poveda, Carlos Piñana & OSRM, Hauser, Revolver...

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A special condensed episode of This Old Marketing. We cover the latest supreme court decision on social media. Good decision or more of the same? And do the brand new rules of marketing and advertising include content marketing? If content marketing becomes marketing, what happens to the discipline? Rants and raves include mxmtoon and research from Meta and Kantar. ----- This week's links: Supreme Court Sends Social Media Back to States Brand New Rules of Advertising mxmtoon Research from Meta and Kantar One Million Checkboxes ----- This week's sponsor: Hubspot's single marketing platform is a game changer for marketers and creators. Check it out today at http://hubspot.com/. ------- Liked this show? SUBSCRIBE to this podcast on Spotify, Apple, Google and more. Catch past episodes and show notes at ThisOldMarketing.com. Catch and subscribe to our NEW show on YouTube. NOTE: You can get captions there. Subscribe to Joe Pulizzi's Orangeletter and get two free downloads direct from Joe. Subscribe to Robert Rose's newsletter at Experience Advisors.

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We air highlights from our October Get Lit with All Of It book club event with author R.F. Kuang. We spent the month reading her novel, Yellowface. We were also joined for a special performance from musical guest mxmtoon. On November 10, the Brooklyn-based musician will release plum blossom (revisited), a new reworked recording of her 2018 debut EP.

Cette émission marque le lancement de la 10ieme saison du Plan Uke ! En plus des 7 chroniqueuristes autour de la table, c'est le grand retour de l'instant québécois, la chronique animée par capsule interposée par André du Ukulélé Club de Québec. Dans cette émission, il y aura du Shorty Long, Hot club de Pom Pom Gali, Playing for change, Mxmtoon, Floky, Dave Moisan, MonaLisa Twins et Charlotte Pelgen. Merci ami.e.s auditouristes de nous écouter. Pensez à parler du Plan Uke autour de vous.

A special revisiting episode! I was joined by good friend Maia, also known as singer/songwriter mxmtoon to discuss the iconic movie, The Lego Batman Movie! A film, by the way, that was explicitly chosen by Maia and not by me. Be sure to check out Maia's music and social media profile! Instagram Spotify Tour Information Joe:LetterboxdTikTokIG *************************************** CHECK US OUT ON PATREON - exclusive episodes on the MCU, A24 movies, and horror films! Free episodes will always be available, but any subscriptions are greatly appreciated! THANK YOU TO OUR PATRONS Jacob R, Des, Brandon A, Mason, Janou, Legosboz, Renee Dun, Christopher, Reagan, Nick, Malik, Addison, Helen, Toby C, Joe R, Nathan D, Arqy, DJ R, Misty R, Misty R, David B, Connor Z, Daxh A, Liam A, Emma S, Melissa M

For our final interview of 2022, we hop into a time machine together with mxmtoon aka Maia to look back at her incredible growth this year as a queer singer-songwriter of mixed Chinese, German and Scottish ancestry. Maia joins alongside Alishba & Lisha to chat all about her critically acclaimed second studio album, rising, as well as her global tour that all took place this year! You should also tune in to hear about certain webtoons, video games and music that have taken over Maia's life recently.

Singer/songwriter and apartment plant enthusiast mxmtoon talks about the loss and sense of place that inspired her song "Florida" with ethnobotanist, Dr Cassandra Quave. Dr. Quave is the author of "The Plant Hunter: A Scientist's Quest For Nature's Next Best Medicines". We cover plant identification, traditional medicine and how to talk to your plants.

We had the pleasure of interviewing mxmtoon over Zoom video.In May, mxmtoon released her new album rising into the world, a collection of songs that argue growth is always evolving. The album has been streamed more than 20 million times since then and received critical acclaim including Song Exploder's deep dive into “mona lisa', and showed the singer-songwriter-producer-podcaster and social activist reaching new heights creatively. mxmtoon has announced a deluxe version of rising to be released September 16th.In late 2019, Maia had just finished her first full tour as mxmtoon, and she felt inspired by the prospects of her career and life to come — two new EPs in the making, more shows, a planned move to join her brother in New York. But as the pandemic took hold, she returned to her parents' home, working to return to her old writing habits in that guest bedroom-turned-makeshift studio. She felt stuck, however, so suspended in time and place she barely wrote anything at all during 2020. What's more, she lost a cherished grandfather to leukemia, rushing to see him one last time in Florida.On rising, Maia relates the story of visiting her dying grandfather during the song “florida”. She remains under cover of chiming acoustic guitars and cascading cymbal washes, a choice that highlights the writing's poignant intimacy. Laced with arcing strings and textural harmonies, the exquisite “dizzy” captures the vertigo of someone who has spent four years in the public eye but, more broadly, anyone who thinks too much about the perception of online strangers. These more mellow moments betray the depth of their peppy counterparts and the breadth of experience that Maia, now 21, frontloads into mxmtoon. For Maia, rising represents the culmination of an unintended trilogy that also includes dawn and dusk, the dual EPs she released in 2020. It's true that rising continues their era of rapid musical growth for mxmtoon. But these dozen songs are the definitive steps forward for mxmtoon, because they are just as ingenious and honest and unguarded musically as Maia has always been lyrically. Much of rising unfurls from that same premise — mxmtoon's hallmarked vulnerability buttressed by a newfound musical effervescence and might. These are the songs, as Maia puts it, that she wished existed when she struggled as a teen. They are instruction manuals for surviving, written We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com. www.BringinitBackwards.com #podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #mxmtoon #rising #MonaLisa #NewMusic #zoom Listen & Subscribe to BiB https://www.bringinitbackwards.com/follow/ Follow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! https://www.facebook.com/groups/bringinbackpod

mxmtoon is the definition of a modern pop star. She grew up in Oakland making music in her bedroom and posting covers of pop songs she'd perform on her ukulele to YouTube. Eventually she started uploading original songs to SoundCloud, and by the time she left school she had more than 10,000 followers on the platform. That trajectory hasn't really slowed since, and part of the reason for that – besides the fact she makes incredibly captivating indie pop – is the deep bond she's formed with her audience. As she says in this interview she's pretty much grown up online, and her social media and YouTube presence helped her forge an organic connection with her fans without the help of traditional music industry gatekeepers like record labels. It's a fascinating story and one we go deep on in this interview.

Maia from mxmtoon released her first EP in 2018. She was 18 years old, recorded it in her bedroom, and self-released it. It went on to be streamed over 100 million times. This year, she put out her second album, Rising, and in this episode, she breaks down her song "Mona Lisa." She told me about how different it is from the songs she used to write when she was teenager. And how she found something authentic and honest by connecting with a part of herself from even earlier in her life. For more, visit songexploder.net/mxmtoon.

This week we're revisiting a Talkhouse episode that was originally released in October of 2020, when perhaps you missed it because you had other things on your mind. It happens. This one features a great chat between two women at different phases in their careers: Carly Rae Jepsen and mxmtoon. You might recognize mxmtoon's name from her podcast 365 Days, which is part of the Talkhouse Podcast Network. Speaking of, did you know we have a network full of other great shows, including Aquarium Drunkard Transmissions, Sing for Science, Craig Finn's brand new podcast That's How I Remember It, and What Had Happened Was with Open Mike Eagle? We do! Anyway, just before this episode, Carly Rae and mxmtoon had just collaborated on a track called “Ok on your own,” and they dove right into a great conversation about songwriting and much, much more. Check it out, and we'll be back with a brand new episode next week!   To celebrate Carly Rae Jepsen and mxmtoon's rad collab track "ok on your own," we paired the pop stars for what turned out to be a deep dive into the art of making music and learning to thrive in the complicated music industry. In this very warm and insightful conversation, Carly and Maia each share their (very different!) origin stories, and explore both the art of songwriting and live performance. Carly also shares clutch career wisdom. Check it out, and subscribe now to stay in the loop on future episodes of the Talkhouse Podcast. Plus, ICYMI: mxmtoon just kicked off her yearlong podcast project 365 days with mxmtoon in collab with Talkhouse, which features quirky stories from history that occurred on each day, old diary entries and more; it's really fun, and like eight minutes long.  —Elia Einhorn, Talkhouse Podcast host and producer  For this week's episode, Carly was recorded by Nick Theodorakis, and everyone else you hear recorded themselves. Our producer is Mark Yoshizumi.  The Talkhouse Podcast theme song was composed and performed by The Range. 

今日ピックアップするのは、７０位に初登場！ MXMTOON、「FROWN」です。 全世界でのストリーミング総再生回数が２０億回突破！ ここJ-WAVEでも「SAD DISCO」のヒットが記憶に新しいMXMTOON。 Z世代のベッドルームポップシンガー、なんて呼ばれていますが、 待望のフルアルバム「rising」が先日リリースされ この曲「FROWN」をチャートインさせました。

As broadcast May 25, 2022 with plenty of golf balls to toss in the pool.  We open with the iconic OG rock opera "Tommy" by The Who to start things with the history, then it's more indie than you can stuff in yer filthy muth for the remainder, with Kat Bass doing the honors on the selections for the grand majority.  Great new tunes out from Young Winona, Mt. Joy, ViVii, and Say Sue Me being the highlights of a strong lineup of new indie cuts.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)The Who – A Quick One While He's AwayYoung Winona – SadisticNick Leng – SpiralsKALI – InsomniaArjuna Oakes – Safe Way To FallSefi Zisling – Welcome Sunset Part II (36:57)Vansire - Bryn Mawr All-Stars Peaness - Girl Just Relax Panda Riot - 1000% Alice Merton - Loveback Clean Cut Kid - Little Black Space Mt. Joy - Evergreen Part III (65:06)Paolo Nutini - Lose it Pale Waves - Lies LACES - Jersey Shore ViVii - Probably Me mxmtoon - dizzy Mogli - Ravage Part IV (95:33)Say Sue Me - Still Here Juli Jacklin - Lydia Wears A Cross JANNABI - ASTEARSGOBY There's Talk - Lightleak 2danji - wave Cat Ryan - Rex Mundi 

Mxmtoon is an American singer-songwriter, YouTuber and TikToker. She first made a name for herself playing the ukulele on social media, acquiring millions of streams and followers in the process . Since then Maia has released her debut album The Masquerade (2019) and her most recent album 'Rising' (2022). We spoke with mxmtoon about the new album Rising, how she fell into songwriting, how her sound has changed over time, dealing with success and pressure, acknowledging your feelings, the notion of mortality, and a lot more! Interview by: Robin HignellSupport the show

Fresh off the back of My Chemical Romance's long-awaited comeback show, Jenessa Wiliams shares a range of new music that is giving her grown-up emo vibes, from confessional indie and theatrical pop right through to some good old-fashioned screamo. Eyeliner and fishnet gloves are optional. Artist “Track” [Album] My Chemical Romance “The Foundations Of Decay”... The post Podcast 634 | My Chemical Romance, Tomberlin and Mxmtoon appeared first on .

Juan Carlos Hidalgo te invita a escuchar esta lista musical sin límites, con la voz de Sel Ocampo, en este tu Cabaret de galaxias. Los jueves a las 19:00 horas volemos a través de muchas apasionantes geografías y estéticas... En este episodio disfruta de canciones como: “Como lo pedí” de Bomba estéreo ft Leonel García; “Yaboo-Aidoo” de Namga; “Love, love, love” de My morning jacket; “Hotel amigo” de Thomas Stenström ft First Aid Kit; “Blister in the sun” de Mxmtoon; “Polvo de diamantes” de Rufus T. Firefly; “Let´s sing, Let´s dance” de Park Hye Jin.

Trevor is joined by musician, gamer, and YouTuber, Mxmtoon, and the two talk about spending way too much money on video games, some Minecraft mishaps, getting into cooking, and how Mxmtoon played with congresswoman AOC in a round of Among Us. Check out Mxmtoon's music and her YouTube channel! - https://www.youtube.com/mxmtoon Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

As broadcast March 28, 2022 with plenty of comeback for your potential podcast injury.  Tonight we mark the anniversary of the first hip-hop tune (or at least a tune featuring a rap) that went to #1 with Blondie's "Rapture."  However, the main event is that Kat Bass returning triumphantly after a week off with COVID.  Brilliant to have her back in the studio, and we had a great slate of new tunes and albums that just dropped, so enjoy because we certainly did!#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Blondie – Rapturebeabadoobie - TalkEFE – KIWIStella feat Redinho – CharmedBEL feat girlhouse – PBRBarrie – JerseyDehd – Stars Part II (31:17)Son Lux feat Moses Sumney – FenceLykke Li – No HotelAldous Harding – Tick TockLaura Elliott – God ComplexKurt Vile – Mount Airy Hill (Way Gone)Charlie Burg – 97 Avalon Part III (61:15)Harry Styles - CarolinaHEIZE - WhyFINNEAS - NakedWallows - Guitar Romantic Search AdventureCannons - HurricaneKeshi - Hell/HeavenSummer Walker ft Cardi B & SZA - No Love Part IV (95:08)Fujii Kaze - Festival brb. - on & onSabrina Claudio - Better Versionmxmtoon - sad discoMarlon Williams - Vampire AgainRemi Wolf - LizLorde - Green Light 

La recién publicada autobiografía del músico Bobby Gillespie protagoniza el programa de esta semana: te hablamos del libro mientras recuperamos temas de The Jesus and Mary Chain y Primal Scream. Además suenan otras canciones de años atrás con la firma de Rick Astley (que celebra el 35º aniversario de su debut) o Angel Olsen versioneando otro tema de los 80. En nuestro repaso a la actualidad internacional escuchamos lo nuevo de Toro y Moi, Jarv Is, The Feeling, Black Rose, !!!, Mxmtoon, Beabadobee, The Killers y Soft Cell. Y la actualidad nacional la protagonizan Viva Suecia, Dorian & Ana Mena, Second, Maren, Will Spector y los Fatus, Angel Pop, Cristina Quesada, Interrogación Amor, A Permanent Shadow, Yawners, Meseta, Soleá Morente, Anna Andreu, Suu, Xavi Moyano, Bicho Raro y Exnovios.

New episodes will be releasing in May 2022, but in the meantime, enjoy this rerelease! This week on "I've Been Meaning To Listen To That", Andrew reviews FOLKLORE by TAYLOR SWIFT with guest host Josie Chung and special guest Eliza Skinner (Earth To Ned, Regarding My Lovers, Cool Playlist)! Plus, Andrew, Josie, and Eliza discuss the complex puppetry of Earth to Ned, using characters to access vulnerability, and whether Taylor Swift or Beyoncé had the better cats movie! Andrew's Pick: All I Ask by Adele & On Your Own by Mxmtoon & Carly Rae Jepsen Josie's Pick: Light on by Maggie Rogers & The World is Ending by Eliza Skinner Eliza's Pick: Little Green by Joni Mitchell & Language or The Kiss by Indigo Girls Follow Saint Josie on Instagram and TikTok (@saint.josie) and Twitter (@_saintjosie) Follow Eliza Skinner on Twitter (@elizaskinner) and Instagram (@eskinz) Follow Andrew Ambrose Lee on Twitter (@AundrewALee) & Instagram (@aundrewalee) Follow Michael Limentato on Twitter (@limentaco) & Instagram (@limentaco) Follow Sean Wilkinson on Twitter & Instagram (@diabetictwink) Follow Stefanie Senior on Instagram (@stefmsenior) Theme Song by Emily Blue (Twitter: @emilybluemusic Instagram: @emilybluelovesyou) Cover Art by Olivia Jensen (Twitter: @oliviaaj22, Instagram: @oliviajensen_art) Check out the I've Been Meaning To Listen to That (And I Did!) Playlist! Check out our website ibmtltt.com Follow us at (@ibmtltt) on Facebook & Instagram, and email us at Ivebeenmeaningtolistentothat@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ibmtltt/message

今日ピックアップするのは84位に初登場！ mxmtoon、「MONA LISA」 アメリカ・オークランド出身、2000年生まれのシンガーソングライター。 mxmtoon 本名はマイア。 mxmtoonとは、 彼女が11歳の時から、SNSで使っているハンドルネームです。 17歳の頃から、自分のベッドルームで音楽を作り、それをYouTubeに投稿！ 現在、彼女のYouTubeの公式ページの登録者は、およそ90万人！ "Z世代のベッドルームポップシンガー"な～んて、呼ばれています。 新曲のタイトルは、「モナリザ」 ご存じ、レオナルドダビンチの有名な絵ですが、本人曰く、、、 「この曲には、創作者ではなく、 一度は、芸術の主体になりたいという思いが込められている。 私たちは皆、好きな物語の中に飛び込んで、 ページの中に自分自身を見つけることを、人生のどこかで夢見る。 時には自分がスポットライトを浴びるに値すると感じる機会を与えられるべき。」 ・・・だからなんでしょう。 新曲のジャケット、、、本人が、モナリザになっています！

As broadcast February 14, 2022 with plenty of extra romance for your Super Monday pod hunt.  Tonight we of course had to mark the occasion of the most loving and most violent day of the year colliding at least as far as our time zone is concerned, with Valentine's and Super Bowl LVI happening simultaneously.  After that a full two hours of new tunes just out this past week, with Kat Bass joining us for the first time physically in the studio for the past month to go through all the hot new pop tunes and close the program with a bang!#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Prince – KissJoywave – We Are All We NeedMyd feat JAWNY – The SunLauren Auder – HauntologyBig Thief – Red MoonS. Carey – Break Me Open Part II (31:47)Etta James – A Sunday Kind of LoveElla Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong – Cheek to CheekOrion Sun – dirty dancerOmar Apollo feat Daniel Caesar – InvincibleCaroline Polachek – BillionsBurial x Four Tet - Nova Part III (59:00)Jennifer Lopez - Marry Me (Kat & Bastian Duet) Billie Eilish - my futurehalf alive - Everything MachineDoja Cat - Celebrity SkinK.Flay - Good GirlGayle - ur just lonelymxmtoon - mona lisa Part IV (90:55)boy pablo & Cuco - La Novela Virginia To Vegas - amnesiaJAMIE - Pity PartySaweetie ft. H.E.R - CloserSE SO NEON - The WaveSE SO NEON - Midnight TrainSE SO NEON - joke! 

Abrimos el programa de esta semana con actualidad internacional, adelantándote y descubriendo lo nuevo de Alfie Templeman, The Kooks, Superchunk, alt-J, Everything Everything, Barrie, Jo Schornikow, Last Dinosaurs, Mxmtoon, Skeggs, Foreign Air, Wild Rivers, Caroline Spence & Matt Berninger, Duquette Johnson, Sharon Van Etten, Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, St Lucia, Market y Syml. Completamos la actualidad internacional con DVR versioneando a Nirvana y Even As We Speak como una de las bandas que aparecen en el recopilatorio Under the Bridge dedicado al sello Sarah Records. La actualidad nacional la protagonizan Peepshow, Salvatge Cor, Capricornio Uno, Carlos Gris y Anabel Lee, que además hacen aparición en el programa para presentarnos su nuevo single. El broche lo ponemos con un clásico de Spandau Ballet que nos trae nuestro colaborador Colin Peters y un nuevo remix de Delafé y las Flores Azules a cargo del DJ Alvaro Muñoz.

En Música de Contrabando , revista diaria de música en Onda Regional de Murcia(hoy vamos de 23,05 a 01,00h). Hoy cedemos nuestra sintonía a John Williams. Muchas de las bandas sonoras que acompañan a las películas más célebres no existirían sin la figura del gran compositor. Adele vuelve a arrasar en los Brits. LIam Gallagher presentó su nuevo single en los BRIT Awards. e acompañó a la guitarra un viejo conocido de la afición, Paul Arthurs, más conocido cono Bonehead. Jonny Greenwood, Beyoncé y Billie Eilish, nominados a los Oscars 2022. ‘Ay mamá' de Rigoberta Bandini es el nuevo número 1 en la lista de singles española. El impacto mediático y social de Benidorm Fest ha repercutido enormemente . Tanxugueiras sube al top 7, dando a las gallegas el primer top 10 de su carrera. Delafé y Las Flores Azules anuncian novedades para su 20 aniversario. Sunflower Bean han regresado a escena esta semana con el anuncio de un nuevo disco titulado Headful Of Sugar. METZ han estrenado una nueva canción, Demolition Row, que formará parte de un disco compartido junto a Adulkt Life, “El oasis” es el nuevo EP de Boria, el proyecto en solitario del productor y multi-instrumentista murciano José Gálvez. Cate Le Bon publica Pompeii, su nuevo disco de inclasificable e irresistible pop surrealista. Mxmtoon envuelve su archiconocido ukelele de fantasía musical en "mona lisa", nuevo adelanto de arrebatador clasicismo pop. Superchunk está listo para lanzar su nuevo álbum Wild Loneliness en todo el mundo el 25 de febrero, pero hoy tenemos una nueva vista previa del tan esperado disco. Duquette Johnston ha compartido “Tonight”, el himno más cercano a su próximo álbum The Social Animals. Mala Cotton vuelven con las pilas cargadas. Hace mucho tiempo que El Último Vecino dejó de ser una promesa. El genio creador de Gerard Alegre, separado de lo común y destinado al éxito, ha dado muestras de radical singularidad y talento desde su debut, pero nunca de tanto convencimiento y predisposición al placer como en las nueve canciones que conforman su nuevo álbum, el tercero, 'Juro y Prometo'. Nuevo sencillo de Hidrogenesse: “Super Sara”, un tema de la mítica Sara Montiel que le escribieron el tándem Carlos Berlanga/ Nacho Canut. Contra mi generación' es otra de esas composiciones de Biznaga que analizan la sociedad actual, pero también es uno de los singles más claros que han publicado en mucho tiempo. La primera canción con la que Marmi nos sorprende este año 2022 es “Más Rico Que El Banco”, canción que nace junto a Chus Santana como productor, y en la que habla de cómo se vive el amor en todos los sentidos. BRIGHTON 64 celebra sus 40 años de trayectoria con un disco muy especial, un repaso a algunas de sus mejores canciones grabadas de nuevo para la ocasión. El disco se llama "Más de lo mismo" y se publicará el próximo 11 de febrero a través del sello Bcore. Yawners ha hecho un disco que gira en torno a las sensaciones y sentimientos que genera esta situación de duda e incertidumbre constante. Las Wonder aplazan la presentación en directo de PIREXIA. Arturo Casabuena aka CARIES, integrante del trío pop Perdón, se presenta ahora en solitario. Hoy estrena su segundo single, “Modern Family'', que formará parte de su EP debut en 2022 de la mano de Grabaciones Vistabella. Y aprovechamos para presentarlo en sociedad.

Julien Baker, mxmtoon, Thao Nguyen and Quinn Christopherson discuss how to separate work life and leisure time, learning to embrace being selfish, and failing at keeping your studio tidy, Julien Baker is one-third of the group boygenius, along with Grammy-nominated Phoebe Bridgers and Lucy Dacus. She describes her music as “indie folk” and in it explores her relationship with faith, addiction, friends, and the human condition. Her third album, Little Oblivions, was released earlier this year. Joining her is California-born musician and vlogger Maia, also known as mxmtoon. Maia's debut EP, Plum Blossom, had over 100 million streams, with her music blending pop, folk, emo, and hip-hop. Her latest project was translating her song Prom Dress into the fictional language of Simlish for computer game The Sims. Thao Nguyen is an American singer-songwriter based in San Francisco, who comes from a family of Vietnamese refugees. She's released seven studio albums as a solo artist and as part of her group, Thao and the Get Down Stay Down. In 2015, her band was invited to perform in Vietnam – the first time she'd visited the country, alongside her mother. Born and raised in Alaska, Athabaskan and Inupiaq singer-songwriter Quinn Christopherson broke onto the scene in 2019 with Erase Me, which won him NPR's coveted Tiny Desk Contest. His music is deeply personal; Erase Me explores his experiences as a transgender man.

PARCELS – Somethinggreater METRONOMY ft PINTY– Half an Inch MASKED WOLF – Pandemonium DAINE feat OLI SYKES - SALT MARTHAGUNN – Holding the fire VLURE – Show Me How To Live Again THE WAR ON DRUGS ft LUCIUS - I Don’t Live Here Anymore COMANDANTE TWIN ft ARDE BOGOTÁ – La Isla Del Dese SLEIGH BELLS - True Seekers MXMTOON – Creep NIÑA POLACA – Nora KARAVANA- Después de Tanto DJANGO DJANGO – Shutters SINEGO ft DELAPORTE – La Rosa del Penal TROYE SIVAN - Angel Baby PAWPAW ROD – Thin Lines VENTURI – Tranquilísimo Escuchar audio

Gefühle sind nicht nur ein großer Aspekt von der neuen übernatürlichen Superkraft der Protagonistin. Denn auch für die Musikerin mxmtoon alias Maia verbindet viel mit Life is Strange. Als man der Künstlerin aus Oakland angeboten hat etwas zum Soundtrack des neuen Spiels beizusteuern, ging für sie ein Traum in Erfüllung.

Maia, the artist known as mxmtoon, joins Dr. Mike Friedman on the Going There podcast to share her struggle with anxiety and depression. mxmtoon talks about the various coping strategies she utilizes, including medication, exercise, meditation and therapy. And one of the things that she particularly talks about is how we can challenge the stigma of mental illness within ourselves by showing ourselves basic compassion and kindness. Mental illness is part of who we are and how we understand our lives. As she puts it, if we can accept that idea, it will help us not feel like our life is on hold or that we lose our identity when we struggle with mental health issues. Subscribe now to catch all the new episodes of Going There with Dr. Mike Season 2 every Tuesday, and make sure to keep up with the Consequence Podcast Network for updates surrounding future programming. Those in need of mental health assistance can visit the Sound Mind Live resources page for a list of helplines, community programs, therapy links, and more. Going There with Dr. Mike and Sound Mind want to hear from you! Submit your own question for the "Ask Dr. Mike" column, and let us know what you think about the series by completing a quick survey. Click here to take the survey.

This week, I'm chatting with singer, songwriter, producer, gamer and podcaster mxmtoon (aka Maia) about her spark of inspiration, the Life Is Strange video game series. We talk about the world building and freedom of expression created in these games, streaming game play on Twitch, using your audience as scapegoats for tough decisions and Maia's very personal connection to the next game in the Life Is Strange saga.  Links:mxmtoonLife Is StrangeRebecca Black

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En el capítulo de esta semana dedicamos la mayor parte de nuestro tiempo a repasar la actualidad nacional, escuchando y hablándote de lo nuevo de Lisasinson mientras hacemos girar su reciente vinilo transparente, además de Los Planetas, No Sé A Quien Matar, Triángulo de Amor Bizarro y Soleá Morente, Lisasinson, Pablo Wilson, Maria Rodés y La Estrella de David, Carmelita, Wild Honey, Marco Maril, From, El Triangulista, Bacon Radars, Anora Kito, Junior Mackenzie, Samuel Reina, Karavana, Noné Gómez, Mariagrep, Flores, Diamante Negro y L.A. Además aparecen por aquí Delaporte y Dora para estrenarnos la nueva entrega de su proyecto "Titanas" y Anaju para hablarnos de su nuevo single. En el apartado internacional los protagonistas son Dinosaur JR, Sons of Raphael, The Shins y The Fratellis. Además Mxmtoon firman nuestra versión de la semana con un clásico de Radiohead, el Instituto Francés nos descubre a Sarah Maison y Colin Peters recupera un clásico de Bloc Party.

As broadcast April 12, 2021 with bonus mileage in parts 3 & 4 for all the tunes for the podcast version.  We start the show with the Friday demise of DMX at only 50 years of age.  A legend of the hip-hop game for decades, he was a massive star during his prime with a signature style gravely voice & punctuated delivery with grunts, barks, and of course the signature, WHAT?!  For our full two hours the rest of the way, Danno's flying solo again this week, but Yejin as always has put in the time to do her script & song selections.  A pretty busy weekend of new music saw new stuff from the likes of Weyes Blood, Japanese Breakfast, and a new album from Benny Sings, so there's plenty to chew on this Monday night!#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)DMX – Slippin'Wallice – Hey MichaelCrumb – BNRAVIV – Black CoffeeJapanese Breakfast – Posing in BondageFanclubwallet – C'mon Be CoolMichelle feat CHAI – FYO Part II (30:03)Weyes Blood – Titanic RisenRostam – ChangephobiaOvercoats feat Tennis – The Hardest PartBenny Sings feat Kyle – KidsDARKSIDE – The LimitThe Giving Moon – Screams In JoyPaul McCartney – Slidin' (EOB remix) Part III (58:30)Sabrina Claudio – Rumors (ft. Zayn)Beatrice Eli - Carefulmxmtoon - creepYultron & Jay Park(박재범) - Us2Audrey Nuna - SpaceTom Odell - monster v.2Luz – Counting HousesPart IV (91:13)HYYTS - Blue & WhiteChloe Moriondo - I Eat BoysDemi Lovato - Met Him Last Night (ft. Ariana Grande)Dayglow - Woah ManDorothy Collins - Losing My MindFrank Sinatra - I'm Gonna Live Till I Die Spirit - Animal Zoo

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Ella Duff embarked on her musical voyage of discovery as a young musician, growing up listening to a variety of musicians and genres that have played an influential role in shaping her signature sound. Her biggest influences are Dodie, Mxmtoon, Lizzy Mcalpine, and Josie Dunne. She plays a variety of instruments such as piano, guitar, baritone ukulele, bass and more. Ella seeks to offer something different and unique to her fans by creating and sharing original music that she is proud to call her own. She is based in Massachusetts, USA. Find more of Ella:  Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFhF6b_76OZKoxrQaSq5p3w Website: https://elladuff14.wixsite.com/elladuff  A statement from Ella: "I wrote this piece for a songwriting class I took last year. This piece focuses on the feelings of missing being around people you love." -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Created during a time of quarantine in the global Coronavirus pandemic, A Moment Of Your Time's mission is to provide a space for expression, collaboration, community and solidarity. In this time of isolation, we may have to be apart but let's create together.  Follow Us: Instagram | Twitter Created by CurtCo Media Concept by Jenny Curtis Theme music by Chris Porter A CurtCo Media Production See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As broadcast September 14, 2020.  We celebrate the incredible life of Toots Hibbert while at the same time mourning his unfortunate passing over the weekend.  Rest of the first hour, we play all the latest new tunes out over the past week, with highlights from Omar Apollo, Tash Sultana, James Blake, Arlo Parks, and many other worthies.  After 9pm Yejin joins us to play the biggest new pop tunes out this past weekend as well.  #feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Toots & The Maytals – Pressure DropZoe – KarmadameRudy de Anda – EspumeTash Sultana – Beyond The PineThis Is The Kit – Come to Get You NowhereOmar Apollo – KamikazePart II (30:03)James Blake – GodspeedBedouine feat Waxahatchee & Hurray for the Riff Raff – ThirteenMICHELLE feat Arlo Parks – SUNRISEYellow Days feat Mac DeMarco – The CurseBahamas – Trick To HappyMatt Berninger – One More SecondPart III (57:24)Cage The Elephant - How Are You TrueSurfaces - Good DayHRVY & Matoma - Good Vibes Max - Working For The Weekend (ft.bbno$)Mxmtoon & Carly Rae Jepsen - ok on your ownThe Vamps - ChemicalsPart IV (87:27)Ruel - as long as you careUsher - Bad Habits Rhye - HelplessDemi Lovato & Marshmellow - ok not to be okHaley Bennett and Hugh Grant- Way Back Into LoveHugh Grant- PoP! Goes My HeartHugh Grant-Meaningless Kiss 

A lighter release week with new songs from Carly Rae Jepsen and MXMToon, Usher, Kelsea Ballerini, Sia and others

En este episodio, en la sección "La Discopedia" Lalo Mir presenta a Ney Matrogrosso y en "El Elegido" Julián Della Paolera de la banda OK Pirámides elige a un artista por sus letras. Además SRZ presenta a: Al Green, Degrees Of Freedom, The Cure, Ariel Pink, Cage The Elefant, James, The Pastels, Suárez, Starchild & The New Romantic, Kate Bush, MGMT, Romeo Void, Bryan Ferry, MXMTOON, OK Pirámides, Iggy Pop, ESG, Liquid Liquid, Loud Phelps (Kaytranada Remix), Kanye West, 2Pac, Richie Hell feat. Los Mirlos, In Deep We Trust, Rick James, Kiesza, Christine & The Queens (Palm Trax Remix), Pulp, Yazoo. #Musicology, el crossover de décadas y estilos de @SRZ.

Lauv & mxmtoon, 19-year old singer/songwriter discuss maintaining relationships in the age of social media.