Podcasts about Neon Indian

This week Casey Groat and James Murphy spend some time free-form bantering with me, creating one sweet hour of radio. Inner Nature (FKA Fashionista Boyfriend) is the work of Casey Groat from Sacramento. Having started as just a kid with an interest in making noises with the computer, the project has matured into themes such as love and loss, as well as experimenting with sampling and songs with meaning and purpose. Artists such as Washed Out, Toro Y Moi, Small Black and Neon Indian are a big influence on the sound. The live act is a three-piece featuring Casey, James Murphy (Ancient Astronaut, Saint Solitaire, Ihabial) and Austin Mooney. This show is streamed at KDRT.ORG and available on most podcast apps under Listening Lyrics.

Welcome to Indexed.Come for the chillwave; stay for the disco synth-pop dance party. We're covering Neon Indian! A tight three albums makes this a quick episode, but tune in and learn how to pronounce the word 'Chasms'.Instagram: @indexed_podFacebook: IndexedShow Email: indexedpodcast@gmail.comIntro / Outro Music by VHX (https://soundcloud.com/djvhx)

Host Chuck Da Fonk is manic with work as he attempts to settle in his new city of San Francisco which causes him to be short on time to talk to all of you amazing listeners. But he's still got plenty of new music he feels compelled to play, so the fresh jams are the language that speaks to the audience this time around. Too many October and November 2023 releases to mention here, but we can say this episode is guaranteed 100% brand new music. A special deep listen to new releases by Session Victim, Neon Indian, Josh Wink, Otis McDonald, and Los Eclipses. Tune into new broadcasts of FSQ, Thursday from 3 - 6 PM EST / 8 - 11 PM GMT.For more info visit: https://thefaceradio.com/fsq///Dig this show? Please consider supporting The Face Radio: http://support.thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're joined by The Chillwave Enjoyer to talk about the deadbeat summer of 2009, internet genres, the big three (Neon Indian, Toro Y Moi, Washed Out), what killed chillwave, who kept it alive, & more.  The Chillwave playlist mentioned in the episode: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3KwbsvTAZGCS0alFxjS32K?si=36ff2ee1c1144859

Musician Alan Palomo, also known by the moniker  Neon Indian, joins us to discuss his newest album, World of Hassle, which is currently out now. Alan is a film buff who has a heavy knowledge and interest of the horror genre which often carries over into his music, creating atmospheres that emulate the worlds of the films he gravitates to. This episode is a deep dive into the intersection of music and film unlike anything we have done before.Make sure to check out the album World of Hassle and catch Alan Palomo out on tour this October and November.Follow us on Social Media: @pvdhorror Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, FacebookWatch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOyloOb0puVCXDjJ_ZiPYqgVisit our website: https://pvdhorror.com/Special thanks to DJ Cryptkicker for the intro and outro music. Be sure to find his music on social media at @djcryptkicker or the following:https://djcryptkicker.bandcamp.com/album/shock-around-the-clockhttps://music.apple.com/us/artist/dj-cryptkicker/1536351234https://open.spotify.com/album/1KUi9ntDa5eYughfOvfxNY

Ana & Matthew sit down with Rolling Stone's Best Album of 2009 and 2010 receiptiant Alan Palomo, who's band Neon Indian defined the late "indie sleaze" era. He's back with a new album, World of Hassle, which is available now on all streaming services.He talks about his humble beginnings, losing an album, erotic thrillers, pizza pies, Seinfeld, and so much more. OH YEAH!!!Check out our Patreon for 20+ exclusive episodes! https://www.patreon.com/neoliberalhell

Monocle Radio's senior correspondent, Fernando Augusto Pacheco, speaks with Alan Palomo (former Neon Indian) about his upcoming album ‘World of Hassle'.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Adrian and Paul on this episode as they dive into their latest music challenge. Each host chose a different artist - Adrian picked City and Colour and Paul went with Neon Indian - and spent two weeks listening to the albums and comparing notes. Adrian and Paul discuss their thoughts and overall impressions of the artists. Tune in to hear these two music enthusiasts break down their favorite songs and argue their cases. Plus, their usual music segments and highlighting artists. And more! Follow us on Instagram @hnh_podcast Follow us on Facebook: Half & Half Join our facebook group: Half & Half Group https://www.nevermorerecords.com https://www.nevermoreguitars.com Watch and Subscribe to Paul's YouTube channel

We got a special treat on this week's edition of Chill Rose Radio and New Music Fridays, a guest mix from 300ofu!! Before we get to that though, we got some dance-worthy tracks to get you in the mood. Tune in as Darko sets the stage for another amazing vibe curator.  TRACKLIST: MUNYA - Cocoa beach(Neon Indian remix) House of the Future - If time had no arms Elle Wolf, Wesley Attew - Dark side 40k - Motions Kelland, Elijah Blond - Thank you NXSTY, Seb C, Kid Sharif - Guala Lil_Babeee_4EVA - 2T *Guest Mix from 300ofu to end the show* --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chillroseradio/support

In April, Chaz Bear dropped the seventh studio album from his constantly evolving project Toro y Moi titled Mahal. One of his jammier records, Mahal veers heavily towards psych-funk and features a hefty list of contributors including Unknown Mortal Orchestra's Ruban Neilson, Neon Indian's Alan Palomo, visual artist and musician Sofie Royer, and jazz duo the Mattson 2. Our Song of the Day is the breezy track and early single “The Loop.” Led by a funky bassline and a meandering guitar, the song slowly ambles while Bear mellowly muses on the trappings of modern life in the digital age where it's imperative to stay up to date. “East Coast friends fill me in, I know you get the early scoop,” Bear croons. “Online trends that border cringe start to feel overused." The video for the song follows Bear and his friends over the course of a pretty incredible day in San Francisco where the squad skateboards, rolls through the streets in go-carts and jeepneys, and has one heck of a meal at FOB Kitchen in Oakland. Watch the video below and catch Toro y Moi on Saturday, July 23rd at Capitol Hill Block Party. Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome back to another full episode of Conjecture and Lecture! We recently took a trip down memory lane to the Jim Henson: Imagination Unlimited exhibit at the Durham Western Heritage museum here in Omaha - thus our second installment in the Nostalgia Series has come to fruition! In this episode we talk about the magic of practical effects, the depth of storytelling, our favorite Jim Henson projects, and more! We dive deep on lore from the Dark Crystal and Labyrinth as well as the Muppets, Sesame Street, The Storyteller,  and Farscape. We hope you enjoy this second part to our Nostalgia Series and be sure to share and connect with us on social media via conjectureandlecture@gmail.com, @conjectureandlecture on IG, or the Conjecture and Lecture Group on Facebook. Music included in this episode: - "Halogen" by Neon Indian, off their 2011 album "Era Extraña" - "Turtles All the Way Down" by Sturgill Simpson, off his 2014 album "Metamodern Sounds in Country Music"

We deep dive into Todd Haynes' Velvet Underground documentary (2021) on AppleTV. Haynes talks to the surviving members of the band and a lot of New York art world and the Warhol Factory scene about this legendary group that blended drone, multimedia, and doo-wop. The first-person accounts are great and you get steeped in the heady New York days of yore.Our guest is music publicist and Velvets fan Daniel Gill, who runs Force Field PR. George makes an argument for the TCCU (Tony Conrad Cinematic Universe) and Daniel plays a very thorough Cast This Doc. No Jonathan Richman impressions were maimed.Daniel Gill runs the PR and management firm Force Field out of the Highland Park neighborhood of Los Angeles. Force Field is best known for launching the careers of many of your present day brunch playlist favorites, such as Sufjan Stevens, St. Vincent, Beach House, Toro Y Moi, Real Estate, Neon Indian, Tennis, Lord Huron, Panda Bear, Woods, Kevin Morby, and many more. They've also handled PR for a slew of music documentaries including Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me, ZAPPA, Once Were Brothers, Crock of Gold, Danny Says, Other Music, etc. Gill is also serving as the producer on the newly launched music podcast Discograffiti.Follow Daniel on:Twitter: @forcefieldprFollow us on:Twitter: @supdocpodcastInstagram: @supdocpodcastFacebook: @supdocpodcastsign up for our mailing listAnd you can show your support to Sup Doc by donating on Patreon.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

​On this week's rewind episode, we take a look at the emergence of chillwave and the role of those dime-a-dozen music blogs of the early 2000s in helping launch this short-lived & blissed-out, shoe-gaze dance genre. Our main dig is on the DIY home recordings of Ernest Greene Hemingway Jr., aka Washed Out, who, along with Toro Y Moi and Neon Indian, were the three main influencers of the chillwave sound. We give a listen to songs from his first three releases spanning from 2009 to 2011.---Visit tiestatea.com and use promo code NOFILLER15 for 15% off at checkout. A bold tea for a bold you.This show is part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Pantheon is a proud partner of AKG by Harman.

​On this week's rewind episode, we take a look at the emergence of chillwave and the role of those dime-a-dozen music blogs of the early 2000s in helping launch this short-lived & blissed-out, shoe-gaze dance genre. Our main dig is on the DIY home recordings of Ernest Greene Hemingway Jr., aka Washed Out, who, along with Toro Y Moi and Neon Indian, were the three main influencers of the chillwave sound. We give a listen to songs from his first three releases spanning from 2009 to 2011.---Visit tiestatea.com and use promo code NOFILLER15 for 15% off at checkout. A bold tea for a bold you.This show is part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Pantheon is a proud partner of AKG by Harman.

​On this week's rewind episode, we take a look at the emergence of chillwave and the role of those dime-a-dozen music blogs of the early 2000s in helping launch this short-lived & blissed-out, shoe-gaze dance genre. Our main dig is on the DIY home recordings of Ernest Greene Hemingway Jr., aka Washed Out, who, along with Toro Y Moi and Neon Indian, were the three main influencers of the chillwave sound. We give a listen to songs from his first three releases spanning from 2009 to 2011. --- Visit tiestatea.com and use promo code NOFILLER15 for 15% off at checkout. A bold tea for a bold you. This show is part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Pantheon is a proud partner of AKG by Harman. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Where we come to terms with the fact that we are not 25 anymore. We'd love to hear from you! Email us: slowtimes1011@gmail.comInstagram: slowtimes_TikTok: slow_times Soundtrack: Bloodbath64, Neon Indian, Mr. Billy Joel. A Midnight Picture Show Production. 

In this episode the boys talk about the record We Will Overcome by the band Close Your Eyes. They also discuss Dua Lipa, Undeath, Neon Indian, The New Age and also drop an awesome single from the band Reap and Sow titled Into War. If you don't already be sure to follow us on Instagram and Twitter @everheardofpod

Follow our Spotify playlist 'Future Disco Friday' here: smarturl.it/FUTURESOUNDZ You can find the track-list for our radio show: www.futuredisco.net/radio Find all new Future Disco releases here: smarturl.it/FDNewReleases Subscribe to Future Disco Radio podcast: smarturl.it/fdpodcast Instagram : www.instagram.com/future_disco/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/FutureDisco/ This week we are joined by synth-wave multi-instrumentalist, Anoraak hailing from Nantes in the west of France. Kicking off his career as a drummer for the legendary French band Pony Pony Run Run, Anoraak then continued solo in 2008 within the electronic sphere, releasing albums, playing live and DJ sets worldwide, and remixing for the likes of Metronomy, Junkie Xl, Mika, Neon Indian and many more. Anoraak has recently remixed Stockholm-based producer, Kimchii’s ‘Windsurf’, a laidback summer groover rich with melody. Always looking forward but never forgetting the past we bring you the best in contemporary house and disco. This is Future Disco. Comment for track ID.  

Real people, real stories, unscripted, and uncensored. The theme for this episode is WORST DATES EVER [PART 3]. Listen in and stay RAW! Share your Too RAW To Share secrets at rawstorytelling.org/tooraw or leave us a voicemail with your secret at 786-361-6112. Help us keep the show going by donating or buying some swag. Web: RAWstorytelling.org Instagram: @rawstorytelling Facebook: @rawstorytelling Credits: Hosted by Enid Nolasco of RAW Made. The host venue for this episode was Love Lost and Vizcaya Museum & Gardens. Our podcast editor is Fabiel Lozada. The music you heard in this episode is by Dumbo Gets Mad, Monta, Blackbird Blackbird, and Neon Indian.

Sorry for the delay, but we are thrilled to put out our first GUEST: Bryan Quinby from one of both of our favorite shows Street Fight Radio! Bryan talks with us about being a dad, doing left media, and how kids are better than they used to be. Also: How to deal with fart jokes For all links and information, go to RDBshow.com Red Diaper Baby is made possible by your support at Patreon.com/rdbshow Twitter: RDBshow / Ben / BrynnFacebook: Red Diaper BabyYouTube: Red Diaper Baby Theme Music:Another Brick In The Wall (vaporwave) by Southsound Beat Outro MusicChildren of the Revolution by Neon Indian

En este episodio suenan Joan As Police Woman, Laura Marling, PJ Harvey, Television, The Au Pairs, Fontaines D.C, The Romantics, The Feelies, The Avalanches, Kendrick Lamar, Rejjie Snow, Curtis Mayfield, Kartell ft Che Lingo, Liz Vice, Poncho ft Karina Vismara, 070 Snake, Primal Scream, Nelly, Neon Indian, Via Afrika, House Of Pain, Warmduscher (Soulwax Remix), Discotron, Franz Ferdinand (AME Remix), Andy Buchan, Disco Incorporated, Loods y Tops. Además, en la sección "La Discopedia" Lalo Mir presenta a Barry White y en "El Elegido" Javier Zuker elige a una artista que lo sorprendió.

Moody Garland is the stage name of guitarist, singer, and songwriter Justin Marin. Emotional Labor is his first EP released in March 2020. Though this is Moody Garland’s debut, its creator has played lead guitar in a number of bands - most recently MAH KEE OH. Emotional Labor, Marin’s first compilation as a solo-artist, was recorded and produced in Denton, Texas. Denton has been the incubator of a number of successful artists including Midlake, Neon Indian, and Norah Jones. The city’s heartbeat is made up of the late night music diaspora of avant-garde bands meeting in gutted homes playing into the early morning hours. Emotional Labor is the album to drive home to after a late night in such a place.Marin’s stint in Denton was with the intention of playing with as many people as possible. This has helped challenge his style and refine his skills as a songwriting. As a lead guitarist, his forte was not in showmanship, but rather in composing effortless off-the-cuff riffs that made songs a lot more human - full of emotion, full of tact - and a lot more memorable. He continues to do that with Moody Garland. Marin cultivates a garden of complimentary but independent melodies on a variety of instruments giving each song rich texture. They are the kind of songs that will entertain long past their due-dates with “new” intricacies discovered over and over again. With its theme of indie-ballads and angelic harmony, Emotional Labor is particularly buzz-inducing, easy to sing along to, and hard to forget.TRACK 1: BoomTRACK 2: Supposed to BeTRACK 3: Emotional LaborTRACK 4: Never Gonna WaitYou can follow him on IG @moodygarland_You can download his EP here!

Podcast nº9: Today we talk about the Neon Indian's record "Era Extraña" with our special guest, the canadian producer, Boogie Howser. https://www.facebook.com/radiooffonair "Were "Stranger Things" music producers S U R V I V E influenced by Neon Indian?" "Is 'Future Sick' a kind of prophecy of these apocalyptic times?" https://www.instagram.com/radiooffon/

Cette semaine, on fait le tour de 4 labels indépendants : 62TV Records, Transgressive Rec., Epitaph, et Hot Puma Records. Rendez-vous donc avec : Papas Fritas, PPZ30, Kokoko!, Neon Indian, Frantic, Boniface....

É nostalgia que vocês querem? Nesta edição, Cleber Facchi (Miojo Indie), Nik Silva (MonkeyBuzz), Helô Cleaver (Revista Balaclava) e Isadora Almeida (Popload Radio) voltam no tempo para relembrar alguns dos melhores da MTV Brasil. ● Apoie a gente no Padrim: http://bit.ly/2QigtiS Citados no programa ➜ Primeira transmissão da MTV Brasil (https://bit.ly/2y3O7DN) ➜ Disk MTV (https://bit.ly/2US0SKR) ➜ TOP TOP (https://bit.ly/39PVxHZ) ➜ Hermes e Rentato (https://bit.ly/34jLA4F) ➜ Boquinha de Cemitério (https://bit.ly/2x1w4OJ) ➜ Os Piores Clipes do Mundo (https://bit.ly/2JQ7Tpa) ➜ Rock e Gol (https://bit.ly/2Xj3X8j) ➜ Covernation (https://bit.ly/3e4pZ4u) ➜ Ponto Pê (https://bit.ly/2yEi9OQ) ➜ João Gordo Vs. Dado Dolabella (https://bit.ly/2yBsjQf) ➜ Lual MTV (https://bit.ly/2JNJqRt) ➜ Caetano Veloso no VMB (https://bit.ly/3bZs5Ru) ➜ Beija Sapo (https://bit.ly/3aRxXfm) ➜ Goo MTV(https://bit.ly/2XiQJbD) ➜ Eliana de Marilyn Manson (https://bit.ly/3b581Ni) ➜ Vinhetas MTB Brasil (https://bit.ly/2yBsn2r) ➜ Encerramento da MTV (https://bit.ly/3aTSYpU #NãoParoDeOuvir ➜ Anna Burch (https://spoti.fi/2ywZAw7) ➜ Run The Jewels (https://spoti.fi/39NWAIt) ➜ Thundercat (https://spoti.fi/2V9whr7) ➜ Laura Marling (https://bit.ly/2JJA1uc) ➜ Troye Sivan (https://bit.ly/2X3P5ug) ➜ Yaeji (https://bit.ly/3dNlz25) ➜ Empress Of (https://bit.ly/34caQK6) ➜ Yves Tumor (https://bit.ly/34fOSG7) #VocêPrecisaOuvirIsso ➜ The English Game (https://bit.ly/2xcpqFh) ➜ Filmes do Studio Ghibli ➜ Feel Good (https://bit.ly/2XiLnNF) ➜ Playlist da Papisa (https://spoti.fi/3aSBSJ3) ➜ Dire Straits (https://spoti.fi/2x48ykd) ➜ Neon Indian (https://bit.ly/3aCQrA1) ➜ Música dos Anos 1950 (https://bit.ly/39QmFXC) Comentários ➜ Abertura de Jaspion (https://bit.ly/3c2s5QJ) Assine a gente no Spotify, Google Podcasts, Deezer e Apple Music. Contato: sobremusicavamosfalar@gmail.com

The soundtrack in this week's episode is called Weird Science. It’s a dreamy and dark chillout electronica piece inspired by the lofi chillwave sounds and techniques of bands like Washed Out. The instrumentation includes a funk-sounding synth, sampler and a load of small nuanced additions to a slow hip hop beat. My recommended usage is for depictions of laboratory experiments aliens and in other sci-fi and tech noir settings. Let’s break it down! IN THIS EPISODE 01:46 Chords are a simple i-i-VI-i in G minor throughout the track. A simple, repetitive harmonic progression means that you have to create variety elsewhere or risk boring your listener. 03:21 Synthesizer pitch and mod wheels used in funk and soul always bring a cool sound to music. Getting funky with the pitch wobble is an invitation to groove. It was really fun to make. Ow-wee-uhr! 05:30 To create the weird vocal effect, I multitracked myself singing one note, then tuned it down. I then used sidechain ducking to dip the vocals under the kick. Along with long reverb decay times, this technique was used to create the chillwave sound of the late 2000s. Notable artists are Washed Out, Toro Y Moi and Neon Indian. I covered this technique in Episode 11 of this podcast, Earning Happiness. 07:58 The arpeggio melody is a little reminiscent of X-Files. It’s a minor 7 arpeggio played with a raw sounding sawtooth waveform. I used an LFO to hike the highpass filter up and down, creating variety and occasional ‘peaks of interest’ when those characteristic sawtooth highs pierce through. It feels like a cauldron bubbling up, or something coming alive in the style of Frankenstein’s monster. 09:28 The beat contains three key moments of variation. In the first, a single clap sound gets a huge reverb, which tails off after a few seconds. In the second, the beat all temporarily gets played in triplets, breaking the core rhythm before returning in a satisfying way. Lastly, there’s a beat repeat on the whole track, which crunches the song for a second before ‘releasing’ it. 11:49 The shaker sound is a cabasa sample. It uses pretty organic timing (meaning not too tight on the grid) and I feel it’s responsible for most of the groove. Hand claps always humanize an electronic song. 14:39 Much of the track was the result of sample cut-ups. That’s where you record a part and then only select a short amount of it to be used as a rhythmic stab rather than a chord progression or melody. It results in some pretty abrupt changes, which are actually really hard to create naturally. When recording an instrument or voice, there’s always some room reverb or decay time which prevents a sound from ending suddenly. But in editing with software, we can create sudden cuts and use them rhythmically to our advantage. DOWNLOAD THIS TRACK Download it https://gum.co/SINBV Use it https://johnbartmann.com/faq Search all music https://johnbartmann.com/music SHOW NOTES Washed Out http://washedout.net/ Video of this song being composed for the first time https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7q47x7Sj4Xo Cape Town electronic artists Sibot https://sibot.bandcamp.com/ and Card on Spokes http://cardonspokes.com SOUNDS & DEVICES USED Ableton Live, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, voice, SUBSCRIBE Spotify Apple Podcasts YouTube RSS Stitcher TuneIn Home MY BANDS! Pravda https://pravdaofficial.com Pebble Shakers https://pebbleshakers.co.za CONTACT https://twitter.com/johnisthemusic https://johnbartmann.com/contact https://reddit.com/u/pravda23 ABOUT THIS SHOWYou’re listening to How I Make Music, a weekly podcast for the musically curious to go behind the scenes of composition for audio storytelling. Hey, I'm John Bartmann. I’m a composer from South Africa. My soundtracks, moods and themes have been used in podcasts, audio dramas, and also in commercial film, TV and radio. Every Wednesday, we break apart one of my own compositions and investigate the stories and insights into how it was made and its effect on listening ears. How I Make Music helps you better understand how to make, select and use music to create gripping storytelling.

With this episode of Sad Punks we bring you a playlist for Pisces, featuring songs by CSS, Negative Gemini, Gardens & Villa, Cate Le Bon & Bradford Cox, Neon Indian, of Montreal, and Twin Shadow! As always, thank you to Rubee for the amazing artwork she's created for this, and every, episode! If you have a business inquiry for Rubee, just send an email to rubee@sadpunks.com. You can also pick up one of her remakes of famous paintings, which are made-to-order and can be purchased at rubeetrue.com/buy/famous-painting. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes! Follow us on Instagram! Like us on Facebook! Buy a Sad Punks shirt at sadpunks.bigcartel.com!

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The countdown continues with #40-#31, featuring Kanye West, Future, Mitski, and more. Follow along with our 50 of the '10s Spotify Playlist here!Sean and Dan have the top 50 albums that defined the 2010s. New episodes drop in Mondays & Thursdays in January 2020.  Follow @audiofacepod on Twitter, Instagram, or YouTube for extra Audioface. We appreciate it, and you. Thank you for listening with us!

With tracks from Blackbird Blackbird, Darlyn Vlys, Lazerhawk, HOME, Droid Bishop, The Northern Lights, Kattch, Stellar Dreams, Lazerdisk, Wasted Nights, HAWAII94, Skylar Spence, Tatsuro Yamashita, Mariya Takeuchi, SAINT PEPSI, マクロスMacross 82-99, Neon Indian, Washed Out and Sun Burst. Follow Ultrahéroe here: https://soundcloud.com/ultraheroe

On today’s very special episode of Songmess we are joined by Beverly Bryan, podcast OG and music journalism extraordinaire. We’ve got a fantastic new music episode for you today, loaded with psychedelic synth pop, digital technobanda, lo-fi hip-hop and more R&B than a Monica comeback tour! Featured Artists: Kali Mutsa, Trillones, Neon Indian, Princess Nokia, Buscabulla, Gianluca, La Doña, August Eve, Ed Maverick, Ambar Lucid, Tei Shi, Exnovias. Beverly Bryan Twitter: https://twitter.com/djbbcheck Richard Villegas Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rixinyc/?hl=en Songmess Instagram: www.instagram.com/songmess/?hl=es-la Songmess Facebook: www.facebook.com/songmess/?ref=settings Songmss Twitter: https://twitter.com/songmessmusic Songmess Merch: http://songmess.threadless.com/ #BOPS Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2sdavi01h3AA5531D4fhGB?si=bOMx11m2Qi2Ohwq7Z_UnkA Subscribe to Songmess on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play or SoundCloud, find us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, and contact us at songmessmusic@gmail.com.

In vista di un un eccezionale dicembre di ospiti e interviste, una puntata incredibile dove scoprire nuovi artisti, canzoni e sonorità.Un flusso di stimoli che può solo fare innamorare..Scaletta:Yoke Lore - BeigeOf Montreal - Peace To All FreaksLow Roar - Slow DownJake Bugg - Kiss Like The SunClairo - BagsJames Righton - The PerformerVonavi feat Run Rivers - RegrowNeon Indian - Toyota ManNiccolò Fabi - Amori con le aliSing Fang - HollowSyd Matter - To All of You

María Pagola vuelve con su sección Scroll Bien para analizar en profundad la gala de los Latin Grammy. Además, suenan desde Neon Indian a Grimes.

On episode 121 of Audioface:Reviews: "EVERYBODY'S EVERYTHING" by Lil Peep, "Ocean" by Lady Antebellum, and "Our Pathetic Age" by DJ Shadow.New singles: "everything i wanted"  by Billie Eilish, "New Breed" by James BKS featuring Q-Tip, Little Simz, & Idris Elba, and "Toyota Man" by Neon Indian.The EVERYBODY'S EVERYTHING review with a preview of the Lil Peep documentary. Snoop Dogg calls out racism in the music industry, and El-P talks about what white rappers need to do about it. The Ocean review. Taylor Swift fights for the rights to her masters, Migos win their plagiarism lawsuit, and Spike Lee's working on a rap-themed Romeo & Juliet. The Our Pathetic Age review. Neil Young is denied US citizenship for smoking weed. On No Chill Island 14: Drake drama at Camp Flog Gnaw, Kodak Black's extreme jail sentence, Kanye's christian grifting, Lil Reese's post-shooting grifting, Eminem condones beating Rihanna in a leaked lyric, Lizzo's latest legal troubles involve a Postmates driver, and Moby's tattoo problem is getting much worse. Follow @audiofacepod on Twitter, Instagram, or YouTube for extra Audioface. We appreciate it, and you. Thank you for listening with us!

In this episode the gang discovers the old man Withers isn't exactly who he appears to be. Tune in and find out! Music by: John David, Neon Indian.

Alan Palomo aka Neon Indian joins AbNon host Ben Aqua to discuss the evolution of his unique music and aesthetic — from his humble beginnings singing Frank Sinatra duets with his dad to being transformed by Radiohead as a teenager to covering “Vamos a La Playa” in front of massive festival crowds. We also coin the term “emotional italo disco” and host a sensual, romantic listening party featuring some of our favorite emotional italo tunes just 4 u. It’s soggy with existential music nerd commentary and plenty of dad jokes. Listen to music featured in Absolutely Nonsensical on Spotify: http://bit.ly/abnonmusic Music in this episode (in order of appearance): Neon Indian - Annie Magnetic Fields - Swinging London Neon Indian - Street Level Eagles - One of These Nights Bee Gees - How Deep is Your Love Frank Sinatra & Luis Miguel - Come Fly with Me Mario Lanza & Luisa Di Meo - Arrivederci, Roma Radiohead - Pyramid Song Aphex Twin - Bucephalus Bouncing Ball Frank Ocean - Pink + White Billie Eilish - Bad Guy Peter Richard - Marlene Hot Cold - Love is Like a Game The Splash Band - Halloween 2 Unknown Artist - Old Cortina Telex - My Time Mike Francis - Check it Out with the Groove Vivien Vee - Higher F.R. David - Words Blue Gas - Shadows from Nowhere Righeira - Vamos a la Playa Follow & Support Ben Aqua: Youtube: http://youtube.com/b3naqua Instagram: http://instagram.com/b3naqua Twitter: http://twitter.com/b3naqua Music: http://fanlink.to/b3naqua Shop: http://benaqua.shop Gear: http://benaqua.org/amazon Tag @b3naqua #absolutelynonsensical on your posts! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/b3naqua/support

​On this week's episode, we take a look at the emergence of chillwave and the role of those dime-a-dozen music blogs of the early 2000s in helping launch this short-lived & blissed-out, shoe-gaze dance genre. Our main dig is on the DIY home recordings of Ernest Greene Hemingway Jr., aka Washed Out, who, along with Toro Y Moi and Neon Indian, were the three main influencers of the chillwave sound. We give a listen to songs from his first three releases spanning from 2009 to 2011.

Jorge Palomo is a San Antonio, Texas based professional musician, producer, session bass musician, mixing/mastering engineer, drum programmer, score composer, teacher, and chart transcriber. He is well known for his bass playing in Neon Indian. Audio of this podcast can be found on many podcasting sites including iTunes and Spotify:https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/boosh-life-with-alr-boosh/id1249659422https://open.spotify.com/show/1pvhZby2b2LPM39qIvaelj Follow Jorge Palomo at:https://www.jorgepalomo.com/https://www.instagram.com/jorgepalomobass/https://twitter.com/jorgepalomobass Follow aLr boosh at:https://www.instagram.com/aLr_boosh/https://open.spotify.com/artist/6OmJYLH3Gu5sWoKrykCiCzhttps://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/alr-boosh/1082907433https://www.twitch.tv/alr_boosh/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQIF_vSiDLxaFqw0AFgJfAg #Jorgepalomo #bass #neonindian

Tracklist1. I'm Not / Panda Bear 2. Sticky / Les Sins 3. Ride on Baby / William Onyeabor 4. Dancing / Tru Tones 5. She Loves Me Now / Cocoa Tea 6. My Flame / Bobby Caldwell 7. Let Love Flow On / SONYA SPENCE 8. Caer / Buscabulla 9. Hard to Say Goodbye / Washed Out 10. More and More / Amanita 11. Sisséxa / Antena 12. Cassiano / Onda 13. Wake Up / The Stuyvesants14. Doin' Our Own Dang / Jungle Brothers 15. Where Is Love? / The Equatics 16. Velvet Light / Jakob Ogawa 17. Donʼt You Want My Love / Moodymann 18. Time Out / DJ Vitamin D 19. Slumlord / Neon Indian 20. Slumlord's Re-lease / Neon Indian

If the movie Relaxer had a smell, it would be sweat on a vinyl couch, with a faint whiff of sour milk somewhere in the background. Y2K’s on the horizon, and a sense of mild panic is palpable. If The Greasy Strangler left you uncomfortable, Relaxer will have you cringing. And, yet, the film manages to achieve a hallucinatory buzz that washes over the viewer. Relaxer is fascinating and enveloping, and no small part of that is due to the music from Neon Indian, the electronic music project from Alan Palomo, who’s no stranger to working with the sounds of previous decades. Neon Indian’s most recent album, 2015’s Vega Intl. Night School, is awash in synthy ’80s vibes, so it makes sense that Palomo would be able to get into a late ’90s groove with no trouble. We spoke with Palomo by phone about his work on Relaxer, as well as Neon Indian's work on the video game, Grand Theft Auto V.

On the ninety-first episode of Audioface: Reviews: "Free Spirit" by Khalid, "The Cure To Loneliness" by Jai Wolf, and "Ride Waves" by GRiZ New singles: "Hungry Child" by Hot Chip, "RIP Harambe" by Elon Musk The assassination of LA rapper Nipsey Hussle. How "Old Town Road" is trolling country music and winning the internet. The Free Spirit review. Lil Uzi Vert's new single gets pulled from streaming platforms, and his unreleased songs are leaked on Discord. Mos Def's new music can only be heard at certain events. The Cure to Loneliness review. Bieber's retirement isn't going smoothly, and Kanye will be at Coachella after all. The Ride Waves review. Logic becomes a novelist, and introducing DJ Colonel Sanders. Music recommendations: M83, Hercules & Love Affair, The Last Shadow Puppets, Tash Sultana, Neon Indian, Maribou State, and Bane's World. Send your comments & music recommendations by reaching out to @audiofacepod on Twitter or Instagram and we'll check it out. We appreciate it, and you. Thank you for listening with us!

In this episode we discuss our music timelines (i.e. our first experiences with music, how our tastes evolved, and where we are now). It's a fun exercise, try making your own.Beers of the podcast:-Brut IPA by Sierra Nevada-Urban Sombrero by Land Grant (https://www.landgrantbrewing.com/beer/urban-sombrero/)Table of Contents (our discussion doesn't follow this timeline and is all over the place lol):-1996-98: Phantom of the Opera and parent's cassettes/records-1999-2001: boy bands, S Club 7, Britney Spears, and Gorillaz-2001-02: Tony Hawk's Pro Skater soundtrack and punk rock and hip hop-2004: Creed greatest hits-2006: Weird Al and buying your first album-2004-06: Offspring, Linkin Park, NOFX, Gin Blossoms, Incubus, De La Soul, Tribe Called Quest, Ludacris, Young Jeezy, TI, Eminem, and music from the radio/supplied by friends and family-2005-08: video game music, classic rock (Rolling Stone music), dance music (Lil John, Pussycat Dolls)-2007-10 (high school): Sublime, Operation Ivy, Neutral Milk Hotel, Jimi Hendrix, The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Blink-182, Taking Back Sunday, Boys Like Girls, Motion City Soundtrack-2010-11: Radiohead, pretentious guitar phase (Jack White, John Frusciante, Victor Wooten, Flea), and Pandora-2010-11 (start of college): dubstep/electronic (Skrillex, Deadmau5) and Kanye West-2011-14: indie rock (Reptar, STRFKR, Neon Indian), EDM (RL Grime, Baauer, Crystal Castles), and finding your niche-2014-present day: return to emo and punk rock (Jeff Rosenstock, The Menzingers, Joyce Manor, Hop Along, Big Ups), reggaeton, and a new transition phase

Another collaborator joins Zavtratunes Special series with his marvelous creation. We welcome Ryan which goes under the moniker SHYWOŁVE with his lo-fi sunny dreamy thought-inducing mix. Ryan describes his creation as «West Coast chill wave meets synth drenched summer nostalgia – roll the windows down and let the memories of yesterday’s sun warm you». SHYWOŁVE was born in Australia, spent his childhood in South Africa, lived in California, and now returned back to Australia. Ryan draws his inspiration from the environments around him. His music echoes heavily on nostalgia induced melodies that melt into the synth heavy chords. The artists that influenced him a lot were Washed Out, Toro y Moi, Daft Punk, Neon Indian, M83, Cut Copy. It’s worth mentioning that Zavtratunes Special will be the last release by SHYWOŁVE as he moves to the new style and the new project named Wilga. The first release will see its light in just a few weeks, so keep an eye on his Facebook page and his new Instagram for the latest news. *** К замечательной группе гостей Zavtratunes Special присоединился отличный артист SHYWOŁVE со своим солнечным задумчивым lo-fi-миксом. Райан описывает свое творение следующим образом: «чилл вэйв с Западного Берега [США] […] Запись Zavtratunes Special #6 (feat. SHYWOŁVE) впервые появилась Zavtracast.

Hear a Neon Indian interview on today’s episode of Culture Creature. Listen in your podcast provider of choice or via the audio player above.  Neon Indian mastermind Alan Palomo and Culture Creature host Dan Redding begin by discussing Palomo’s new short film, 86’d (watch the film here). Alan also reveals that he is working on […] The post Neon Indian: The Culture Creature Interview appeared first on Culture Creature.

Lots of great new releases throughout last week’s edition. Check out a nice blend of Future Music sounds from Helios, Wild Ones, Yppah, Steve Hauschildt, AKSK, Beach House, CFCF, Neon Indian, Recondite, and many many more! Enjoy and thanks for tuning in! Playlist Download 10/17/2015

On today's show I talk to musician Leanne Macomber of Neon Indian and Ejecta. Growing up in football-loving Texas to parents who skewed more towards the athletic side of things, Leanne wanted to pursue art and music since she was a teenager. But she had to justify its practicality to her parents by being in things like the school jazz band. Since leaving the Lone Star State, she's been able to play music professionally and has toured all around the world in bands like Neon Indian and her duo Ejecta with Ford & Lopatin's Joel Ford. Ejecta's albumDominae was released last year, and it is fantastic.Check out the website for Beginnings, subscribe on iTunes, and follow me on Twitter! Plus, see the show live at The Del Close Marathon Sunday, June 29 at 2pm at UCB East with Key and Peele writer Phil Jackson and Megan Neuringer of Best Week Ever and Kroll Show!

Sorry about this being out a little late, we recorded it over the weekend but with the holiday and all I never got around to doing the editing on it! Here is what we discussed on this episode: A very long (but awesome) listener email with several questions and our game of the year lists. Music in this episode: Neon Indian, Asura's Wrath You can reach us at cstrikepodcast@gmail.com, leave a voicemail at (909) 278-7453 or Twitter at criticalstrike

We’ve got more fresh music this week including new stuff from Oneohtrix Point Never, Bjork, Four Tet, Surkin, Neon Indian and Class Actress. We run a couple minutes long as we’re trying to pack it all in. Check out a perfect soundtrack to spend an afternoon outside breathing in the fall air. Playlist Download 10/29/2011

This week we fell down the chimney, and crawled between the walls with new music from Scuba, Motor City Drum Ensemble, George FItzgerald, Alva Noto, the Field, and DJ Shadow! A second hour took us through the latest sounds from Gui Boratto, Neon Indian, M83, and legendary Warp records duo Plaid! Yep. Up there with […]

It has been a loooong time since I've tried to record a very long show - but I'm back and I'm actually training for a 10k. This is a 60 minute run that includes music from Kelis, Sia, Jack Splash, Hot Chip, La Roux, David Guetta, Kings of Leon, Little Boots, Neon Indian, Oceana, Quadron, Saint Motel, Scissor Sisters and STARS. Hope you enjoy!