Podcast appearances and mentions of Newton Faulkner

This week, singing teacher and MDH Breathing Coordination coach Lucinda Allen is back, and we are diving deeper into the art of the exhale. From understanding airflow and pressure to optimising support through absorption, join us as we unravel the secrets to powerful, effortless singing.  QUOTE ‘Pressure can only go one way in the body, and that's out. If we don't allow the body to absorb it, it will find its way to the vocal cords, creating strain. True support is about flexibility and movement, not tension or force.'  WHAT'S IN THIS PODCAST? 1:04-2:22 Common ‘exhale' challenges  2:30-4:32 Matching air with vocal task  4:32-13:07 What we're actually trying to achieve with the exhale 13:08-23:09 Air, pressure, and absorption  23:50-29:13 Breath Support 29:13-35:09 Exhaling for belt  35:48-38:09 Anchoring 38:09-41:53 Exercise 41:53-44:10 MDH Breathing Co-ordination and lung conditions   About the presenter click HERE RELEVANT MENTIONS & LINKS Singing Teachers Talk - Ep.183 How to Fix Your Inhale and Transform Your Singing with Lucinda Allen  MDH Breathing Co-ordination Cynthia Erivo  Estill Path of the Voice by Robin De Haas  ABOUT THE GUEST Lucinda has more than 15 years experience as a highly regarded voice, singing, and MDH breathing coordination coach. Her private coaching practice, Voice Unlocked, serves clients including performers from West End shows such as Lion King, Dirty Dancing, Choir of Man, and Aladdin, as well as touring artists like Grammy award winner Lalah Hathaway and UK-based artists Kelli-Leigh, Newton Faulkner, JP Cooper, and Skin (Skunk Anansie).   Lucinda manages Vocals on the Contemporary Music Programmes at The Institute of Contemporary Music Performance, one of London's leading music schools, where she teaches and designs the curriculum, and she has recently designed the new MA Vocal Studies course for aspiring coaches and contemporary singers.   Lucinda's coaching practice is primarily based on the MDH Breathing Coordination (MDHBC) method, which focuses on functional breathing. Lucinda combines her own teaching methods with MDHBC to help individuals explore undiscovered aspects of their voice. In more challenging cases of vocal rehabilitation, she also provides support for individuals in rediscovering their voices.  Guest Website: voiceunlocked.com Instagram: @voiceunlocked LinkedIn BAST Training helps singers gain the confidence, knowledge, skills & understanding required to be a successful singing teacher. "The course was everything I hoped it would be and so much more. It's an investment with so much return. I would recommend this course to any teacher wanting to up-skill, refresh or start up." Kelly Taylor, NZ ...morebasttraining.com | Subscribe | Email Us | FB Group

My guest for this pilot episode is Gale Paridjanian of (the magnificent) Turin Brakes.If you listen to the song Underdog (Save me) by Turin Brakes, it will tell you a lot about how Gale plays and what he brings to a song with his guitar playing. Gale is an underrated and understated guitar god - as all Turin Brakes fans know. Olly Knights, singer in Turin Brakes describes Gales playing as “the real deal since the very beginning", and also “band cheat code” which Gale & I explore further in this conversation. Gale's choice of guitar is a Charvel electric-acoustic model from his days working in the acoustic department of one of the music shops in London's famous Denmark Street, for which he paid something like £469 (roughly £1,200 in today's money). “It's got my sound in it. If you plug it in it just sounds like The Optimist and that's our sound. It's a battle to play but there's something about how it sounds when it's recorded. It sounds like me”. An inexpensive one-off model, in Gales hands, the Charvel became the signature sound for Turin Brakes - Gales says “it feels more honest the more acoustic we are” - and it's true - the band were pioneers of the acoustic-led pop that followed, paving the way for singer-songwriters like Newton Faulkner, even Ed Sheeran. But Gale and the band are on fire, still. His own influences include The Stones, Chuck Berry, Chris Whitley and Derek Trucks. Gale plays some of his own and Turin Brakes fans' favourite pieces - a lot from the band's debut LP The Optimist - and tells stories of the band, his own life as a guitar player and the Charvel he holds dear, even if it is falling apart. Let's hope he gets it serviced soon. Support the showGet more related content at: https://www.songsommelier.com/

Breathing is something most of us do each day without much consideration, so why does breathing for singing tie us up in such knots? In this episode, Alexa is joined by Lucinda Allen, MDH Breathing Coordination coach and founder of Voice Unlocked, to find answers to some of the most common breathing challenges singers face. Lucinda breaks down the fundamentals of breathing for singing, including the power of touch, and how we can find an optimal inhale to inspire our voices.QUOTE‘We're all surviving and alive and breathing, but we're not always breathing as optimally as we could for the task we are taking part in.'WHAT'S IN THIS PODCAST?0:00 Why does breathing for singing tie us in knots?03:36 Common breathing challenges in singers05:06 When is breath the problem, and when is it the solution?12:37 Why MDH Breathing Co-ordination?21:23 The power of touch25:09 What we're actually trying to achieve at inhale30:34 A breathing exercise50:59 Working with physiology and conditions53:26 Mouth or nose?55:21 Performer case studies About the presenter click HERERELEVANT MENTIONS & LINKSMDH Breathing Co-OrdinationRobin De HaasRobert SussumaFeldenkraisPatrick McKeownSinging Teachers Talk Ep.40 Integrated Skills: Teaching Singing to Dancers with Jennie MortonSinging Teachers Talk Ep.175 Understanding the Transmasculine Voice with Stephen DavidsonABOUT THE GUESTLucinda has more than 15 years experience as a highly regarded voice, singing, and MDH breathing coordination coach. Her private coaching practice, Voice Unlocked, serves clients including performers from West End shows such as Lion King, Dirty Dancing, Choir of Man, and Aladdin, as well as touring artists like Grammy award winner Lalah Hathaway and UK-based artists Kelli-Leigh, Newton Faulkner, JP Cooper, and Skin (Skunk Anansie)Lucinda manages Vocals on the Contemporary Music Programmes at The Institute of Contemporary Music Performance, one of London's leading music schools, where she teaches and designs the curriculum, and she has recently designed the new MA Vocal Studies course for aspiring coaches and contemporary singers.Lucinda's coaching practice is primarily based on the MDH Breathing Coordination (MDHBC) method, which focuses on functional breathing. Lucinda combines her own teaching methods with MDHBC to help individuals explore undiscovered aspects of their voice. In more challenging cases of vocal rehabilitation, she also provides support for individuals in rediscovering their voices.Guest Websites: voiceunlocked.comBAST Training is here to help singers gain the confidence, knowledge, skills & understanding required to be a successful singing teacher. Website: basttraining.com | Subscribe | Email Us | Join the Free FB Group "I am so glad I took the course! It has given me the confidence to move forward in my teaching knowing that I am practising safely, with a wealth of knowledge and support that I simply didn't have before! The training is comprehensive, immediately applicable, massively informative and so engaging! LOVED it!" Hayley Ross, UK...more testimonials

Joining me today is Steve "Smiley" Barnard. Steve is one of the most respected and liked guys in the business, he has an incredibly succesful career so far having toured and recorded with the likes of Robbie Williams, Joe Strummer and The Mescaleros, The Mock Turtles, Holy Holy, Hard Fi, Lily Allen, Billy Bragg, Newton Faulkner as well his regular gigs with Mike Peters and The Alarm and Archive. Join Steve and myself as we have a fascinating chat about his career, not so much focussing on the bands and artists that he has worked with but more the situations that can happen as a very busy working drummer! We also chat about his Sunshine Corner Studios and his love of the whole recording process and some of the more unusual approaches he can sometimes have when recording. This was such fun to do, chatting to Smiley is addictive, hopefully listening to him will have exactly the same effect! i know you will enjoy this! Smiley, you are a legend - Thanks so much!

Cancer is the leading cause of death worldwide.   People living in countries affected by conflict and war, as well as those in politically, socially, and economically fragile countries, experience worse cancer outcomes compared to more stable regions. Conflict and war result in displacement, destruction of physical infrastructure and supply chains, and the breakdown of healthcare systems. As a result, preventive measures and crucial health screenings often do not take place. For example, Sudan, which was once a hub for cancer care, has seen its healthcare facilities and access to treatment disrupted due to war and conflict.   One individual working to address this issue is Dr. Susie Stanway, a cancer specialist and guest of the Purposely Podcast. After a successful career as a consultant oncologist, Susie shifted her focus to becoming a cancer advocate and activist for countries affected by conflict. She has played a crucial role in connecting fragile countries to funding and cancer resources, including treatment, doctors, and research.   Motivated to bring about global change, Susie co-founded London Global Cancer Week, a series of meetings that provide a comprehensive understanding of the rising global incidence of cancer, the challenges posed by the cancer pandemic, and the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic on existing cancer treatment and research. These meetings also focus on strengthening cancer prevention and control in emerging countries, with a particular emphasis on the UK's contribution. Susie recognised that to bring about real change, she needed to go beyond the cancer world and influence people worldwide to understand the issue and help solve the problems. As a result, she collaborated with musicians to create a single titled 'More Than Fairy Tales,' which aims to raise funds for cancer care in war-torn Ukraine and Sudan. The money raised will be directed to the Challenge Fund, which supports organizations working on the ground to provide cancer care in these countries. Musicians from around the world, including Sudanese and Ukrainian singers, as well as English singer-songwriter Newton Faulkner, 19-year-old singer-songwriter and producer Jasmine Foxall, and British rapper Blackk Chronical, have come together to release this single as part of a campaign to support those in need of cancer care in war zones.   More about Dr. Susie Stanway:   Dr. Susannah Stanway is a consultant medical oncologist in London, specializing in breast cancer. She founded and chaired the steering group of the “Cancer control in low- and middle- income countries” conference held annually since November 2016 that in 2019 became London Global Cancer Week. She has co-founded the UK and Ireland Global Cancer Network. She teaches in the UK on global oncology (for example on the ICR MSc Course, UCL Global Health MSc and London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine on the Diploma of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene Course) and internationally. She has received awards from the Global Challenges Research Fund to collaboratively contribute to research projects in sub-Saharan Africa. She sits on the ECO inequalities network and has historically been on the ESMO global policy committee. She is currently working with colleagues in several low- income countries and conflict zones to contribute to capacity building. She has recently studied Public Policy Analysis at the London School of Economics. Alongside reducing between-country cancer outcome inequalities she has interest in reducing within-country inequalities in the UK for example sitting on Breast Cancer now Inequalities Funding Committee, contributing to the recently published Health Policy Partnership toolkit (Inclusion by design: building equity in clinical trials through the lens of metastatic breast cancer) and advocating. She sits on the Development Board of Breast Cancer Now.   Source: London Global Cancer Week website --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mark-longbottom2/message

Steve ‘Smiley' Barnard, based in Hampshire in the UK, is an English musician, songwriter, and music producer at his own studio, Sunshine Corner Studios.  He's best known for being a drummer, having toured and played livefor ROBBIE WILLIAMS, JOE STRUMMER & THE MESCALEROS, GLENN GREGORY with TONY VISCONTI (HOLY HOLY), THE ALARM, GENE LOVES JEZEBEL, ARCHIVE, and many more.  In the studio, he's played drums for, among others, the following artists; THE MOCK TURTLES, HARD-FI, NEWTON FAULKNER, LILY ALLEN, THE CHARLATANS, BILLY BRAGG, REPUBLICA, and TERRY HALL.  In his own studio, he's produced a raft of artists, and has also released eight albums of his own songs, playing most of the instruments himself, but including contributions from many guest musicians such as BRUCE FOXTON (The Jam), STEVE NORMAN (Spandau Ballet), RICHARD ARCHER (Hard-Fi), IAN McNABB (The Icicle Works), MATTHEW ROUND (James Morrison), PAUL CUDDEFORD (The Boomtown Rats), and JAMES STEVENSON (The Alarm), to name but a few!    Steve's Info  https://smileysfriends.co.uk/home

Episode 84 - Tommy LooseThe Swan Song Project Podcast features a range of Songwriters to talk about songwriting and bereavement.Swan Song founder Ben Buddy Slack asks each guest to:A) Share one of their songs and talk a bit about how they wrote itB) Share a songwriting tip that could be useful to new and aspiring songwriters.C) Share a song that is meaningful to them in some way relating to bereavement.Tommy's song choice is "So Much" by Newton Faulkner. Hear it here -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOoVKwqJ2a0https://www.tommyloose.co.uk/https://www.facebook.com/tommyandchums/https://www.instagram.com/tommyloose/Facebook: TheSwanSongProject | Instagram: @SwansongprojectTwitter: @swansongprouk | LinkedIn: The Swan Song ProjectHope you enjoy it.www.swansongproject.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Newton Faulkner explains why his current UK tour, which sees him go back to basics, is “strangely terrifying”, why he prefers not to explain the meaning behind his songs, and why he likes to leave gaps in his sets for retro TV theme tunes.

The boys remember an old game they would play called Force Connect, where they would connect two strangers together and see who would hang up first. Plus, Horgs' song about hating Mondays is brought to life by Newton Faulkner.

The boys remember an old game they would play called Force Connect, where they would connect two strangers together and see who would hang up first. Plus, Horgs' song about hating Mondays is brought to life by Newton Faulkner.

Chapters00:00 - Introduction00:53 - Tip 1: Reverb And Sidechained Compression02:48 - Tip 2: Panned Effects04:47 - Tip 3: Chopped Audio06:53 - Tip 4: Adding Effects To Duplicate Tracks09:55 - Tip 5: Adding Reverb Before CompressionAll music composed and performed by Matt Johnson © Matt Johnson MusicMatt Johnson BiogFor the last 20 years Matt has been the keyboard player for Jamiroquai, co-writing most of the band's output during that time and co-producing the last album ‘Automaton'.In between working with the band he has recorded as a session player with numerous artists in many genres including Duffy, Ashanti, J.P.Cooper, Jax Jones, S.G.Lewis, Purple Disco Machine, Newton Faulkner, Nolwenn Leroy, Will Young and many more.Now Matt has released his debut solo record ‘With The Music' under the Splash Blue label, with a retro Jazz Funk feel.https://www.mattjohnsonproducer.com/

Does Newton Faulkner feel like home? Or are Anathema simply untouchable? Feat Tim Whiffen of Whimsy Productions and Blind Insights.THE SONGSSong 1 - ‘Feels Like Home (New Version)' by Newton FaulknerListen in your player - https://songwhip.com/newton-faulkner/feels-like-home-new-version
Song 2 - 'Untouchable, Pt. 1' by AnathemaListen in your player - https://songwhip.com/anathema/untouchable-pt-1THE GUESTThe whimsical and non-lackadaisical Tim Whiffen of Whimsy Productions and Blind Insights. Whether he's producing top podcast content or getting philosophical behind the mic, Tim detailed thought and approach to life is inspiring.Listen to Blind Insights with David OlneyCheck out Tim's work at whimsyproductions.comSONG CREDITS‘Feels Like Home (New Version)' written by Newton Faulkner. From the album ‘Hand Built By Robots'. Copyright 2007 Interscope‘Untouchable, Pt. 1' written by Daniel Cavanagh. From the album ‘Weather Systems'. Copyright 2012 Kscope.

Chapters00:00 - Introduction00:37 - How did you get your first big break? 02:34 - Was joining Jamiroquai daunting?03:20 - What was your keyboard rig in those early days? 04:11 - Are workstations an important part of your rig? 04:55 - How did you get to write with Jay Kay?07:27 - What are you up to outside of Jamiroquai? 08:41 - What's your rig in 2022? 11:23 - Dream gigs 12:58 - The YouTube explosion 18:20 - What new synths have stood out to you in recent years? 24:06 - What would you like to see happen in synthesizer technology next?27:24 - Matt's home studio 31:48 - Sound designAll music composed and performed by Matt Johnson © Matt Johnson MusicMatt Johnson BiogFor the last 20 years Matt has been the keyboard player for Jamiroquai, co-writing most of the band's output during that time and co- producing the last album ‘Automaton'.In between working with the band he has recorded as a session player with numerous artists in many genres including Duffy, Ashanti, J.P.Cooper, Jax Jones, S.G.Lewis, Purple Disco Machine, Newton Faulkner, Nolwenn Leroy, Will Young and many more.Now Matt has released his debut solo record ‘With the Music' under the Splash Blue label, with a retro Jazz Funk feel.https://www.mattjohnsonproducer.com/Rob Puricelli BiogRob Puricelli is a Music Technologist and Instructional Designer who has a healthy obsession with classic synthesizers and their history. In conjunction with former Fairlight Studio Manager, Peter Wielk, he fixes and restores Fairlight CMI's so that they can enjoy prolonged and productive lives with new owners. He also writes reviews and articles for his website, failedmuso.com, and other music-related publications, as well as hosting a weekly livestream on YouTube for the Pro Synth Network and guesting on numerous music technology podcasts and shows. He also works alongside a number of manufacturers, demonstrating their products and lecturing at various educational and vocational establishments about music technology.www.failedmuso.comTwitter: @failedmusoInstagram: @failedmusoFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/failedmuso/ 

There's division in The Fire Pit as Kendra, Lorenzo and Paul can't come to an agreement over something... but that's just the tip of the iceberg. Paul has a hangover but give him a break, it's Freedom Day? Fortunately Lorenzo and Kendra are full of vigour and vim with plenty to chat about. The gang covers the events of the past seven days including Jake gaslighting Liberty, Faye's reaction to Teddy, the utter dismay at Millie taking Liam back, Dale rising up the power rankings, Laura Whitmore's questionable styling decisions and lots of other silly nonsense. Thanks for all the love so far. Tell your friends.

Newton Faulkner is a songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. His new album, "Interference Of Light", is available on vinyl and all music streaming services from 20th August. Tickets for his UK Autumn Tour are on sale here. We talk thinking in new ways, exploring genres, performing live, having unlimited time to create his new album, creating a song with 400 tracks, collaborating remotely, removing the visual aspect of mixing, acceptance, growing both technically and personally, constantly improving, communicating ideas and tailoring the tracklisting for different formats. Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The amazing singer-songwriter and musician Newton Faulkner joins Laura this week. He is known for his unique percussive style of guitar playing and he stays on brand with a unique batch of song choices!Newtons Song Choices:Mr Blue Sky - ELODrinking Song - Hanggai BandEnnio Morricone - Cinema PardisoMadeleine Peyroux - You're Gunna Make Me Lonesome When You GoLaura's Song for Newton:Eric Roche - Deep Deep Down-----------------------------A Create Podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Liam learns something about his Dad that makes him rethink his whole life. We also discover that Ben's a big Newton Faulkner guy.... He also gets belted with footy's from the ball launcher. Ben loves Newton Faulkner  Two-dollar quiz: Best song of all time   Relationship milestones  Robo dog has been decommissioned  What's trending: Average session times  Ben's ball machine punishment   Max's sport wrap: Man U protests   Cool or not cool: Mother's Day   Did Kochie say Liam could come into the box?  Quickest proposals!     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Irish former X Factor contestant opens up about her struggles with, and road back from, addiction, mental health issues and suicide attempts. Her fantastic experience of working with Newton Faulkner and her journey to making the best album of her life "Confessional" released earlier this year and the book that tells her amazing story so far. 

2020 has affected freelancers in so many different ways and in this week's episode, we focus on the musical career of singer-songwriter, Paul Henshaw. Paul had a goal to build a business as a performer and to be entirely self-sufficient from it. All was going well having released a new album towards the end of 2019, but we all know what happened soon after. So how did lockdown affect him, as a performer, as a human, and as a business person? What did he do to mitigate the damage? What are his goals for 2021? During this episode, Paul gives us an exclusive performance too. We also finish the podcast with a festive treat, the lyrics of which are at https://freelance-heroes.com/podcasts/. About Paul Henshaw With a catalogue of albums encompassing Henshaw's solo and full band work including the highly acclaimed "Five Compass Lighthouse" released in November 2019, and the 2020 release of the Henshaw & Booth (Dan Booth of Ferocious Dog) duet album “Revisit”, the growth Henshaw has experienced is clear. His songs are written from the heart with life experiences and stories clearly having the biggest influence. Paul Henshaw albums are always a roller coaster of emotions. As a songwriter, Henshaw's lyrics have been likened to poetry, painting scenes that take you on a journey to the very place or situation being sung about, from the sad story of a young man who took his own life or going to an Iron Maiden concert with his 76-year-old Nan. Whether playing solo, with the backing of his band (The Scientific Simpletons) or as the Henshaw & Booth duet, he knows that an exciting and energetic live show is the key to making a performance a personal and memorable one, a message echoed over and over by his established and ever-growing following. Henshaw has shared stages with the likes of Mark Chadwick (The Levellers), Ferocious Dog, Pigeon Detectives, Newton Faulkner, Tony Wright (Terrorvision), Gary Stringer (Reef), and has played numerous festivals including the 2019 Glastonbury Festival. Paul Henshaw is a committed, professional, and experienced songwriter and performer who strives to make interesting music with songs that are deep and drenched in honesty. Find out more at https://www.paulhenshaw.com/

Newton Faulkner is a chart topping singer-songwriter and fingerstyle guitar hero from the U.K. With multiple number 1 albums and double platinum status, Newton is a rare musician incorporating modern acoustic guitar techniques with massive mainstream success. Additional credits include work in literature and musical theatre, taking the lead role in Greenday's American Idiot production, as well as playing the Sung Thoughts of the Journalist in the 40th anniversary musical version of Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds.Enjoy this fascinating conversation about projects past and present, guitar geekery, festival mishaps, major label experiences, and live streaming before it was cool! For more information on Newton, visit http://newtonfaulkner.comFor more information about the podcast, and for a discount on a new ToneWoodAmp, visit http://mikedaweshasapodcast.com

Dan Dare: platinum selling, number 1 hit making songwriter, artist and producer. How did the main ‘dum dum dum' hook of MNEK and Joel Corry's Head and Heart come about? Louise Golbey asks Dan about his songwriting journey and what it is like being behind one of the biggest selling singles of 2020.Discover Dan's music here.Dan Dare has worked with some of the industry's top artists and songwriters in the pop, grime and dance world including Charli XCX, Becky Hill, Giggs, Wiley, Marina & The Diamonds, Gavin James and Newton Faulkner, and with his long time dance production duo Kolidescsopes - he is behind MNEK and Joel Corey's huge 2020 number 1 single Head and Heart.Produced by Bernard P Achampong for Unedited. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

My Memory - Classic Progressive (20.09.2020) Podcast: https://www.mixcloud.com/Concept_DJ/my-memory-classic-progressive-20092020/ Play and Download: https://hearthis.at/dominic-schanz/concept-classic-trance-mix-04.09.2020/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Tracks ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 01. Big - A Promise (Original Mix) 02. Pulser - My Religion (Enlusion's Progressive Bootleg) 03. Nathan Fake - The Sky Was Pink (James Holden Remix) 04. Alex Stealthy - Able to forget (Original Mix) 05. Julian Jeweil - Air Conditionne 06. La Roux - In For The Kill (Tristan Ingram & Black Russian Festival Edit) 07. Adrian Lux - Cant Sleep (Marcus Schossow Presents 1985 Club Remix) 08. Eric Prydz - Pjanoo (Original Mix) 09. Fonzerelli - Moonlight Party (Original Mix) 10. Andrea Doria vs LXR - Beauty Of Silence (Inpetto Full Vox Remix) 11. deadmau5 - Not Exactly 12. Pryda - Muranyi (Original Mix) 13. Super8 & DJ Tab - Needs To Feel (Wippenberg Remix) 14. Portishead - Roads (Sultan And Tonedepth Remix) 15. King Unique - Sugar High 16. Dave Gahan - Dirty Sticky Floors (Junkie XL Vocal Mix) 17. Andrew Bennett - The Orange Theme (Original Mix) 18. Rank 1 - Breathing (Break´s Dub) 19. Dash Berlin - Till The Sky Falls Down (Extended Mix) 20. Orjan Nilsen - La Guitarra (Original Mix) 21. Mr Sam Feat clAud9 - Cygnes (Original Mix) 22. Gareth Emery - Meet Her In Miami (Original Mix) 23. Newton Faulkner vs Dubfire - Catch Emissions (Concept up to Vocals Mashup) 24. Andain - Beautiful Things (Gabriel & Dresden's Unplugged Mix) 25. James Holden Feat. J.Thompson - Nothing (93 Returning Mix) 26. The Beloved - Sweet Harmony (Kosmas Epsilon & Zorz 'Northern People' Bootleg Mix) 27. Kosmas Epsilon - Innocent Thoughts (Original Mix) 28. Gustavo Santaolalla - The Wings (Theme from Brokeback Mountain) (Gabriel & Dresdens Organized Nature Mix) 29. Benjamin Bates - Whole (Original Long Version)

It wouldn't matter if Newton Faulkner had one hit or not - he'd still be a wonder. Whether it's his inventive and dizzying guitar playing or his stirring, emotive voice, Faulkner has remained one of the more charming and entertaining prospects of the singer-songwriter circuit - both in his native UK and abroad. He's spent most of the last decade working on his terms, outside of the structure of major labels and primarily touring with little more than a pedal board and his tour manager - who also happens to be his sister. What can we learn from the freewheelin' Newton Faulker? Quite a lot, as it turns out. From teenage punk bands to sold-out theatres, there's not much this ginger ninja hasn't done. Newton's new EP 'Chapter I - I Can Pretend' is out now via Battenberg Records. Stream it here: https://open.spotify.com/album/2OOW5OVQghI1grgnMIalBA?si=xhTSj1MdQUWbQ-r4qSqKOA Thanks to Nicole Stringer, Chugg Entertainment, the Oxford Art Factory and Paul McWhirter. Follow Newton on Facebook: @newtonfaulkner Follow Newton on Instagram: @newtonfaulkner Follow Newton on Twitter: @newtonfaulkner All My Friends Are in Bar Bands is part of the Not For Print podcast network. Follow us on Instagram: @notforprintpods For updates on Bar Bands, as well as other podcasts and writing endeavours, follow David on: Facebook: @davidjamesyoungwrites Instagram: @djywrites Support David and the podcast on Patreon: http://patreon.com/davidjamesyoung This podcast was recorded on Gadigal land and edited on Wurundjeri and Tharawal land. www.allmyfriendsareinbarbands.com Support David on Patreon: http://patreon.com/davidjamesyoung See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

We chat to singer-songwriter Newton Faulkner whose career has been a success since the word go: number one albums, hit singles, great production, and a voice that has only got better with age. We chat about his latest projects, and how he kind of predicted lockdown.

Daisy West trained at Rambert School of Ballet and Contemporary Dance, where she performed a variety of iconic work, including Mark Baldwin’s “Rite of Spring” at Sadler’s Wells and Sir Robert Cohan’s work “Class” at the Royal Opera House. Upon graduation Daisy was awarded Akram Khan’s AKX scholarship. Daisy currently works as a freelance dancer; most recently performing as a soloist with Peter Schaufuss Balletten, dancing on two Danish tours, as well as in commercial music videos for artists such as Newton Faulkner and Slow Club. Rachel Elderkin is a freelance dancer and dance writer based in London. Her dance writing can be also be read in the Stage, londondance.com, Exeunt and British Theatre Guide. She is a member of the UK's Critics' Circle, and has previously written for publications including the Skinny (Scotland) and LeftLion (Nottingham) where she was Art Editor. Credits: Host: Rachel Elderkin Guest: Daisy West Editing and production: George Bushaway Produced for* Fjord Review*

Australian folk/rock outfit The Hunting Birds blend heartfelt songwriting with exhilarating rock energy. Their infectious ear wormed works and incredibly cohesive live performances have made them a must-see act for the last few years, joining shows alongside acts The Lumineers, Gavin James, Newton Faulkner and Hanson. Featured Song Name: Naive Eyes instagram.com/thehuntingbirds www.thehuntingbirds.com Intro music: Strain by The Off Days

In deze Release Rundown neemt Newton Faulkner alle 31 tracks van The Very Best of Newton Faulkner ... So Far door.

Newton Faulkner hat rote Dreadlocks und den Blues in der Stimme. Der erfolgreichste britische Singer/Songwriter dieses Jahrtausends, kommt 2019 auf große Europa-Tournee. Mit im Gepäck sein neues „Best of“ Doppel-Album, mit 31 Songs. Darunter drei brandneue Lieder und seine bekanntesten Cover-Versionen. Bevor es mit der Tour los geht, hat er sich mit Andy Schmitt aus der Hitradio antenne 1 Musikredaktion getroffen.

Musical theatre star Lucas discusses coming out .... to close friend Newton Faulkner, whilst in a Green Day covers band....!

Welcome to Season 2 of Life Is Trash! Over the next few months we're diving into the trashiness of being a young creative entrepreneur. Though most of our guests are musicians and producers, their insights and insecurities are universal. To kick off our new season, I am joined by I See Rivers: a float-folk trio from Norway who currently operate out of South Wales. These powerhouses have toured the UK with the likes of Newton Faulkner and Cosmo Sheldrake, booked, managed, and executed tours of their home country, and self-released two phenomenal EPs. You can find I See Rivers on Facebook, Instagram, Spotify, Apple Music, and wherever else you find aural content! 

Working Hands Captivating. Insightful. Raw. These are a few words used to describe Joshua Jarman's songwriting and performances. With performances that each seem personal and unique, Joshua is known for engaging a crowd and gently ushering them through the pains and triumphs of human emotion... at least as he sees it. Treating the acoustic guitar like some forgotten limb, Joshua unveils percussive qualities of the instrument, plays the rhythm structure, and creates lead lines all at once. No loops. One take. His ability to do this while singing leads some to remark his music as surreal. Especially when seen live. Minor chords aided by the thumping heart of the acoustic guitar accompany Joshua's impacting vocals. A conviction that can heard and felt by the listener. Joshua regards this style of playing to the influence of artists like: Jon Gomm, Newton Faulkner, or Andy Mckee. He quotes his muse as 'The benefit of all beings,' and dedicates his work to the relief and understanding of human suffering. "There are reasons that my songs are sometimes sad. Depression has been no stranger to me, nor those around me. But, the Blues are medicinal in music because they are relatable. You never know what healing powers a song can have on the mind. Because music has done so much for me, for my mental health, I owe it to the world to sing these songs." Joshua is an Award Winning Charleston, SC local who has been featured on Fox News, ABC News, Balcony TV, 9 to 5 Magazine, Fix FM and even at local schools. His performances and hosted events numbered over 250 in 2017, helping him gather product endorsements from Shubb Capo Company and Nicola Brand Strings. Check him out: soundcloud reverbnation bandcamp www.joshuajarmanmusic.com joshjarmanmusic@gmail.com this episode is sponsored by www.LiveOakRealEstate.net

Two big names on the show today.The boys spoke with Newton Faulkner about his tour, and making people comfortable. Matt Okine needed a cobbler, and the story behind his new comedy show. Plus! Should Woody be allowed to have a ping pong table. What have you laughed inappropriately at? and what's an essential you can't travel without?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Abrimos el programa de esta semana con las novedades internacionales que firman Björk, Tame Impala, Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, Dan Croll, Shed Seven, Nick Garrie, Manchester Orchestra, Alex Cameron, Tom Beaulieu, Newton Faulkner, Chip Wickham, Lahayna, Fitness Forever, Instituto Mexicano del Sonido, Kevin Johansen y Él Mató a un Policia Motorizado. Además te adelantamos lo que Joan As Police Woman publicará en 2018, el Instituto Francés de Valencia nos descubre a Calypso Valois y recordamos a Entre Rios cuando se cumplen 15 años de su disco "Sal". En nuestro repaso a la actualidad nacional te estrenamos lo nuevo de Papaya, Los Punsetes, Ibon Errazkin, Falciots Ninja, Las Ruinas y Joe Crepúsculo, además de recuperar el último trabajo de Fangoria con sus grandes éxitos al piano. Y completamos el programa con nuestra versión de la semana que firman Capitán Sunrise con un tema original de Ellos.

Not only did we learn about Reece's crazy date and how to doll up a dead person, we also had two amazing guests! First up, Shaun Ryder spoke to us about Pop Voodoo's new album and the Bez and Julia Roberts rumours. Also on the phone, we had the hugely talented Newton Faulkner to talk about his SIXTH album ‘Hit The Ground Running' which is out this Friday. Go and cop them now.

Not only did we learn about Reece’s crazy date and how to doll up a dead person, we also had two amazing guests! First up, Shaun Ryder spoke to us about Pop Voodoo’s new album and the Bez and Julia Roberts rumours. Also on the phone, we had the hugely talented Newton Faulkner to talk about his SIXTH album ‘Hit The Ground Running’ which is out this Friday. Go and cop them now.

  Guitarist and film maker Drew Roller became enchanted with modern acoustic guitar after a friend turned him on to John Gomm's iconic 'Passionflower'. Drew's passion for the style led him to trek the globe whilst producing the fantastic new film, Acoustic Uprising. Beautifully shot and edited, Acosutic Uprising includes interviews with Andy McKee, Kaki King, Tommy Emmanual and Newton Faulkner, to name just a few of the world class musicians featured. The film is premiering world wide throughout July and August 2017. We are very proud to announce that the Guitar Speak Podcast will be involved at the Sydney premier event during the Sydney Guitar Festival on August 27 - buy tickets here!   http://www.acousticuprisingfilm.com/   Guitar Speak Podcast Links Subscribe and find previous episodes at:  iTunes or Stitcher Visit us at www.guitarspeakpodcast.libsyn.com Follow us on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter  

  Guitarist and filmaker Drew Roller became enchanted with modern acoustic guitar after a friend turned him on to John Gomm's iconic 'Passionflower'. Drew's passion for the style led him to trek the globe whilst producing the fantastic new film, Acoustic Uprising. Beautifully shot and edited, Acosutic Uprising includes interviews with Andy McKee, Kaki King, Tommy Emmanual and Newton Faulkner, to name just a few of the world class musicians featured. The film is premiering world wide throughout July and August 2017. We are very proud to announce that the Guitar Speak Podcast will be involved at the Sydney premier event during the Sydney Guitar Festival on August 27 - buy tickets here!   http://www.acousticuprisingfilm.com/   Guitar Speak Podcast Links Subscribe and find previous episodes at:  iTunes or Stitcher Visit us at www.guitarspeakpodcast.libsyn.com Follow us on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter          

In today's podcast we track down The Divine Comedy bassist Simon Little   There's nothing like keeping busy, and Simon Little's schedule is enough to make most musicians green with envy. As a modern-day session player, his CV includes live and studio work with The Divine Comedy, Clare Teal, Nick Cave and Warren Ellis, Maggie Reilly, Jamie Cullum and Newton Faulkner, to name but a few.

In today's podcast we track down The Divine Comedy bassist Simon Little   There's nothing like keeping busy, and Simon Little's schedule is enough to make most musicians green with envy. As a modern-day session player, his CV includes live and studio work with The Divine Comedy, Clare Teal, Nick Cave and Warren Ellis, Maggie Reilly, Jamie Cullum and Newton Faulkner, to name but a few.

In this episode we chat to musician, and now actor, Newton Faulkner! Newton's debut album, 'Hand Built by Robots', topped the charts in 2007, deposing Amy Winehouse, with over a million in sales and spending a year in the top 40. Since then Newton has toured extensively, releasing four further albums all to critical acclaim. Newton recently joined the cast of the Green Day musical 'American Idiot', playing the incredibly demanding role of Johnny, so we met up with him to hear how this transition into acting came about. We give you this podcast completely free. If you've enjoyed it and you'd like to help us make future episodes then: 1. Visit: insidethewestend.com 2. Click on the donate button at the top of the home page 3. Make a contribution and help us keep the show going 4.SUBSCRIBE to our podcast and they will automatically appear on your device ready for you to listen to. Please tell your friends about our show and share it on social media so that we can continue to inspire others, just like... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Fresh from another massive Sun:Sets On The Slopes party, Chicane returns with music from Danalog, Keeno, Etherwood, Danny Dove, Rogar Shah and a soundtrack selection from Newton Faulkner. 1. Jean Michel Jarre - Equinox Part 12. Chicane - Orleans3. Danny Darko - Los Angeles4. Soundtrack Selection:Newton Faulkner - Teardrop (Chosen by Ed in Letchworth)5. Mathias D. - Moonlight (Original Mix) 6. Danalog - Click, Search (Jody Wisternoff Remix)7. Dezza - Hello (Original Mix)8. Danny Dove & Ben Preston - Falling9. Bottai - Uniform10. Roger Shah & Sian Kosheen - Hide U (Jerome Isma-Ae Remix)11. Chicane - Carry Me Home (Rave Sandwich Album Mix)12. Keeno - Nocturne (Frederic Robinson remix)13. Etherwood - Falling Out Of Consciousness (Keeno remix)

Incredible singer-songwriter and all-round good guy Newton Faulkner performed at the Leamington Assembly in late 2015. Catherine Pearson and Linus Pardoe caught up with him, chatting the new album, new hair and his love of performing.

Special 30th edition of the podcast includes a double header with the amazing Newton Faulkner and the legendary Jack Bruce. Co hosted by awesome bassist Tanya O'Callaghan at the home of Fboo Music in Los Angeles.

[audio http://joe-simpson.co.uk/podcasts/Episode6-NewtonFaulkner.m4a] Singer songwriter Newton Faulkner is my guest this week, we chat about his latest album ‘Studio Zoo'.  We also hear music from Tune-Yards and Dan Mangan.

When Newton Faulkner emerged in 2007 he was the fleet-fingered prince of sparkling guitar pop. The 22-year old kid from Surrey had a million-selling, Number One hit with his debut album 'Hand Built By Robots'. Singles 'Dream Catch Me' and 'I Need Something' were the festival sound of the Summer. As were his innovative covers of Massive Attack’s 'Teardrop' and the theme from Spongebob Squarepants. In August 2013, Faulkner released his fourth album, 'Studio Zoo', which was recorded while being streamed live on the internet. The Wyvern Theatre’s Marketing Manager recently spoke to this headline act from Wychwood Festival about Spongebob Squarepants and performing live on stage. Wychwood, The Family Festival, returns to Cheltenham Racecourse for its 10th Birthday in 2014 over the weekend of 30th May – 1st June. The Wyvern Theatre is an official ticket partner to Wychwood Festival. Day and weekend tickets are now on sale at swindontheatres.co.uk

With Kirsty Lang. Another London is a new exhibition at Tate Britain which reveals the capital as seen through the eyes of photographers from all over the world, from 1930 until 1980. The images chart the city's transformation, from bombed- out ruin to punk playground. Craig Taylor, author of Londoners, considers the capital's many changes. Louis Nowra is an acclaimed Australian dramatist, who has written two new plays for BBC Radio 4. He tells Kirsty how a serious head-injury, and being the son of an infamous murderess, have shaped his writing - and why he avoids arty types, preferring instead to have a beer with the labourers in his local bar. Britain's first ever kitchen-sink movie, Woman In A Dressing Gown, is re-released in cinemas this week. Front Row finds out why the film, starring Sylvia Syms and Anthony Quayle, has been neglected for the last 50 years, despite winning several prestigious awards. Newton Faulkner's first album Hand Built by Robots topped the charts in 2007, and his third album Write It on Your Skin did the same earlier this month. He reflects on the impact of parenthood on his music, and why he was star-struck when he met The Proclaimers. Producer Ella-mai Robey.