Podcasts about Ngaiire

What does a record label do? How do I get a record label deal? And what are some ways that I can get my songs out to the world without a label? To answer these questions, we chat with Sweetie Zamora, Head of Labels & Promotions at Remote Control Records. Sweetie shares about the role labels play in an artists' career and what artists should be focusing on regardless of having a label deal or not.Want Professional Development mentorship to guide and support you to release your songs to the world? Find out more about Level Up Club here. Timestamp:3:13 - What does a record label do?7.40 - How artists who are not signed can take strong steps forward12:50 - How to be authentic in your marketing endeavours  17:10 - Some pathways for radio promotion in Australia19:26 - What does a label deal look like?23:00 - How does a label make their money?24:54 - How to approach labels that you want to work with?About Sweetie Zamora:Sweetie is the Head of Labels & Promotions at Remote Control Records, and board member of the Australian Independent Record Label's Association. With over a decade at Remote Control, Sweetie has delivered multiple ARIA #1 Albums, as well as Gold and Platinum sellers for the likes of Adele, Courtney Barnett, Radiohead, Queens Of The Stone Age, and more, as well as guiding the careers of beloved local artists including Ngaiire, Donny Benet, Memphis LK, Carla Geneve, and many others. In early 2021, she founded Pointer Recordings, her own label imprint, home to Telenova, Glenn Hopper, Jamaica Moana and a number of other genre-bending artists. Check out some of the Remote Control Records artists here.Find out more and contact us at I Heart Songwriting Club & Francesca de Valence.Get your creativity, confidence, and songwriting output flowing. Join The Club and receive the support and structure to write 10 songs in 10 weeks and get feedback from a private peer community. This is THE essential writing practice that has changed the careers and lives of 1000s of songwriters worldwide. Just getting started on your songwriting journey and need more hands-on support? Establish a firm foundation and develop your musical and lyric skills with our Beginner Songwriting Courses. They are the perfect place to begin and cover everything you need to know to write your first songs. You'll receive lessons from Francesca directly! Don't struggle to write your next album - write an album a year with ease! Watch our Free Songwriting Masterclass. Want more for your songwriting but don't know where to go from here? Take the I Heart Songwriting Club Quiz to discover your next steps and inspire your way to writing better songs.Get songwriting insights from I Heart Songwriting Club: InstagramFacebookYouTubeBe inspired by Francesca on socials:YouTubeFacebookInstagramTheme song: “Put One Foot In Front Of The Other One” music and lyrics by Francesca de Valence If you love this episode, please subscribe, leave a review and tell everyone you know about The Magic of Songwriting. Thank you for joining us.

Mo'Ju is a shapeshifting artist. Over more than a decade, they've explored different sounds, stories and scenes… forever disrupting our expectations. Their new album is Oro, Plata, Mata. It's a concept record based in cycles, and very much rooted in Mo'Ju's sense of self and where they're headed. A week out from it's release, Mo'Ju joined me to Take 5 and explore this new era.  Take 5 sings when my guest embraces the theme. And Mo'Ju did that, lacing in some extraordinary pieces of music with the fabric of where their head has been at, in making something new. From Tyler the Creator to Ngaiire to Nessun Dorma, this is an invitation into Mo'ju's musical heart. Tyler The Creator - Igor's Theme  Milan Ring - Keep Me Safe Giacomo Puccini (Pavarotti recording) - Nessun Dorma Ngaiire – Him Gabriel Garzón-Montano - The Game

Mo'Ju is a shapeshifting artist. Over more than a decade, they've explored different sounds, stories and scenes… forever disrupting our expectations. Their new album is Oro, Plata, Mata. It's a concept record based in cycles, and very much rooted in Mo'Ju's sense of self and where they're headed. A week out from it's release, Mo'Ju joined me to Take 5 and explore this new era.  Take 5 sings when my guest embraces the theme. And Mo'Ju did that, lacing in some extraordinary pieces of music with the fabric of where their head has been at, in making something new. From Tyler the Creator to Ngaiire to Nessun Dorma, this is an invitation into Mo'ju's musical heart. Tyler The Creator - Igor's Theme  Milan Ring - Keep Me Safe Giacomo Puccini (Pavarotti recording) - Nessun Dorma Ngaiire – Him Gabriel Garzón-Montano - The Game

This episode takes a look at some of the gorgeous collaborations with contemporary artists in the Wise Music catalogue, including: Ólafur Arnalds, Anoushka Shankar and Ngaiire to name a few.Wise Choice is an official Wise Music Group podcast celebrating 50 years of Wise Music and taking the opportunity to delve into the vast catalogue of incredible songs and artists that are part of the Wise family. The show is hosted by Wise Music songwriting and composing team Adam and Paula Pickering aka The Daydream Club. They asked the Wise Music teams from all over the world to choose their absolute favourite songs from the Wise Music catalogue (their Wise Choice). From this list Adam & Paula look into the history surrounding the songs and where the story leads them with connections to other notable versions, covers and samples.New episodes every other Wednesday.If you liked this you might also enjoy Composing Myself - an official Wise Music podcast featuring interviews with composers and songwriters, taking an in-depth look at their process.Tracklist:Loom - Ólafur Arnalds feat. BonoboLose My Way - Ane Brun & Dustin O'HalloranHorizons (From ‘Puzzle') - Dustin O'Halloran, Ane BrunIn This Mouth - Anoushka Shankar (feat. Alev Lenz)Bright Eyes - Anoushka Shankar (feat. Alev Lenz)Jupiter - Sufjan Stevens, Bryce Dessner, Nico Muhly & James McAlisterOrdinary - Ngaiire (ft Brian Campeau and Elana Stone) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Acknowledgement of Country// Headlines// Chris Gough, Executive Director of the Canberra Alliance for Harm Minimisation and Advocacy (CAHMA), provides us with an update on Australia's first fixed-site pill and drug testing site, which launched in Canberra in July 2022. Chris shares learnings from the CanTEST Health and Drug Checking Service, and talks about the importance of harm minimisation and decriminalisation.// Award-winning journalist, author, and mental health advocate Jill Stark discusses the updated edition of her book High Sobriety, which has been longlisted for the Walkley Book award and shortlisted for the Kibble Literary Awards. She speaks about her struggle to become a moderate drinker, the crippling ‘hangxiety' that led to her quitting alcohol for good, the pandemic, and the ever-evolving journey of self-discovery sobriety has taken her on. Jill has spent ten years on staff at The Age covering health and social affairs, and now works as a freelance journalist, speechwriter, media consultant, content creator, and public speaker.// Noura Mansour, Community Organising and Advocacy Lead with Australia Palestine Advocacy Network or APAN, joins us to talk about APAN's upcoming Palestine Solidarity Conference, which will run from the 27th to the 29th of January. Find out more and register to attend here. For more coverage on Palestine on 3CR, don't forget that you can catch the Palestine Remembered show on Saturdays from 9:30-10AM!// Songs// Hide and Seek - Bumpy// Sugar Coated Lies - Ziggy Ramo and Alice Skye//Real Love - Sleepy Tom and Ngaiire//

In November 2022 creator, singer, songwriter Ngaiire performed with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra at the Sydney Opera House forecourt. Catching a glimpse of the nerves and excitement, Ngaiire sat with Courtney ahead of the show, sharing all the lessons learned in her career in music, how her life experiences have shaped her art and how this performance had her mum crying tears of joy.For more Sydney Opera House podcasts, visit sydneyoperahouse.com/digital/podcasts or your favourite podcast platform.-- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Black Sistaz were born without a state when their parents fled West Papua for the Netherlands, and now they use music to speak out against Indonesian rule 

The singer-songwriter shares memories of her mother's sacred, ancestral mountain, surviving childhood cancer and being rescued via a message on AM radio after a double volcanic eruption in Papua New Guinea (R) (CW: Some listeners may find parts of this conversation upsetting. Please use discretion when listening)

The singer-songwriter shares memories of her mother's sacred, ancestral mountain, surviving childhood cancer and being rescued via a message on AM radio after a double volcanic eruption in Papua New Guinea (R) (CW: Some listeners may find parts of this conversation upsetting. Please use discretion when listening)

Acknowledgement of Country// Headlines// We hear Izzy Brown speaking at the Naarm Truth Not War rally which was held outside the State Library on Sunday the 18th of September, United Nations International Peace Day. The Truth Not War rally was organised by a coalition of peace and social justice activists including Melbourne 4 Assange, PEN Melbourne, Anti AUKUS Vic and Extinction Rebellion VIC and AUS. Our thanks to Michaela for recording this audio. Since her teens, Zelda Grimshaw has been a grassroots activist for earth rights, human rights and is now a co-organiser of Disrupt Land Forces. Disrupt Land Forces is a project forged between October 2020 and June 2021 to resist the weapons industry and ongoing militarisation in so-called Australia. As part of 3CR's daily coverage of anti-militarisation efforts this week, Zelda joins us to speak about Disrupt Land Forces' upcoming action responding to the largest land based weapons expo in the Southern Hemisphere, which will be held in Meanjin-Brisbane this October. Today we will be discussing the intersectional relationships between patriarchy, colonialism and militarised harm and the ways that nonviolence and radical respect can strengthen our resistance. Links to additional resources mentioned are here: Michael West News, Declassified Australia, Wage Peace. Donate to Disrupt Land Forces here. We are joined by Dr Ruth DeSouza, a health researcher, clinician, nursing educator at RMIT university and podcast creator of Birthing & Justice. She has professional expertise in diverse areas from cultural safety, maternity, migration, tech, social inclusion and mental health and much more. She joins us today to speak on research co-authored with Dr Sukhmani Khorana and PHD candidate Bhavya Chitranshi, about the experiences of six cisgender South Asian-Australian women who gave birth during the COVID-19 pandemic. Professor Gary Foley joins us to speak about the upcoming national cinema release of the fully restored documentary NINGLA-A'NA. NINGLA-A'NA is the inside story of the Aboriginal Tent Embassy, which celebrated its 50th year of continued occupation and resistance this year. The documentary is the only film shot inside the Embassy, up close and personal with the people who established it. The film will screen at Cinema Nova in Carlton this coming Friday 30th September, Saturday 1st October and Sunday 2nd October (details here). There will be special panels on Friday with Professor Gary Foley, Lidia Thorpe and Tony Birch, and on Sunday with Professor Gary Foley, Rulla Kelly Mansell and Rachel Maza. During today's show, we mentioned a rally that will be happening today at Federation Square from 6-7;30PM Naarm/Melbourne to show solidarity with the people of Iran in the wake of 22 year old Iranian Kurdish woman Mahsa Amini's death in police custody. The country is currently under an internet blackout after over a week of demonstrations against Amini's death, and the death toll at these protests continues to rise. Find out more information about today's rally here.// Songs:You, Me & The Sky - Big Sand and Tia Gostelow// Doin it different - Arona Mane, Shantan Wantan Ichiban and Dancingwater//Sweet Disposition - Budjerah, Ngaiire and Gretta Ray//

The incredible Neo-soul artist Ngaiire jumped on the show with Anika last night! She chatted about the huge process leading up to her album tour, and her stunning fresh track 'Fuschia'. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cette semaine à mâmawi musique, Moe Clark nous présente Ngaiire, une formidable auteure-compositrice-interprète originaire de la Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée qui allie la musique soul et le R&B. Avec Moon M. O, assistant•e à la recherche.

Settle in for deep and meaningful chats with two of our favourite Stop Everything! guests of 2021: screenwriter and director Steven Canals and singer, songwriter and artist Ngaiire. Steven reflects on the end of Pose, the award-winning series hailed as ground breaking for trans representation. Steven shares what it was like to be in the room when series lead Billy Porter shared his HIV status with the cast and crew of Pose, and his view of the current TV landscape. Ngaiire discusses the release of her long-awaited album ‘3' which puts her Papua New Guinean roots front and centre in a conversation covering music, motherhood, home and breaking free of industry expectations.

Settle in for deep and meaningful chats with two of our favourite Stop Everything! guests of 2021: screenwriter and director Steven Canals and singer, songwriter and artist Ngaiire.Steven reflects on the end of Pose, the award-winning series hailed as ground breaking for trans representation. Steven shares what it was like to be in the room when series lead Billy Porter shared his HIV status with the cast and crew of Pose, and his view of the current TV landscape.Ngaiire discusses the release of her long-awaited album ‘3' which puts her Papua New Guinean roots front and centre in a conversation covering music, motherhood, home and breaking free of industry expectations.

Settle in for deep and meaningful chats with two of our favourite Stop Everything! guests of 2021: screenwriter and director Steven Canals and singer, songwriter and artist Ngaiire. Steven reflects on the end of Pose, the award-winning series hailed as ground breaking for trans representation. Steven shares what it was like to be in the room when series lead Billy Porter shared his HIV status with the cast and crew of Pose, and his view of the current TV landscape. Ngaiire discusses the release of her long-awaited album ‘3' which puts her Papua New Guinean roots front and centre in a conversation covering music, motherhood, home and breaking free of industry expectations.

SELA VAISocials: @selavai / @__humxnSela is a Pasifika movement artist who seeks to create safe spaces and empower young artists. Not limited to the dance industry, Sela has been the resident choreography and associate artist of Black Birds theatre company since 2017, run by and creating work from women of colour. This role allows her to lead with and dignify her pacific islander heritage, along with the other opportunity to choreograph the opening of Pacific Runway Fashion Show Carriageworks in 2017 and 2018.Sela's passion for alternative music has led her to work with national and internationally renowned artists, and was an ensemble dancer for Solange Knowles' show at the Sydney Opera House in 2018. She has worked intimately with many Australian artists, choreographing for Ngaiire's public and private shows, as well as performing alongside her at world-renowned event, Ted Talks: Sydney. Other artists she has choreographed for are Thelma Plum, No Mono, Kid Faction, L-Fresh the Lion, Mirrah Reflects, and has danced in Jessica Mauboy's music video “Sunday”.Sela's passion for empowering womxn in the dance industry has created a community of confident artists through her programs that she runs in Sydney and internationally. This has led her to win an FBI Smac Award for her show in collaboration with Black Birds called “RECLAIM”. She choreographed the ‘Team Girls' TVC for Suncorp, championing female empowerment, and also choreographed the Apple and Commbank TVC for ‘Apple Pay'. Commercially, Sela has been involved with choreographing for Disney Channel and Heaps Gay. As a dancer, Sela has been apart of an array of dance shows that display her versatility in dance, She performed in The Dream Dance Company's works ‘UNTOLD', ‘PRODIGY', and ‘GODDESS'; Amrita Hepi's work ‘A Caltex Spectrum'; and has toured Australia with Dancing For Jane's production ‘ONE'.As a teacher, Sela has shared her work internationally at camps and intensives in Switzerland (BGST Studio), UK (Pineapple Dance Studio, Studio 68, KOBY), Austria, Estonia, Ukraine (Blitz Dance Studio), Spain (IDS Studio), Ireland (Fly Dance Studio), China (5JM Studio/Urban Animal Studio), New Zealand (More Than Moves) and Singapore (O Studio). Sela has judged numerous competitions including World of Dance Australia (2017), Battlegrounds (2017), and World Domination Championships (2018).In this conversation, we dived into the following:Growing up as a sporty kid.Advice for full-timers wanting to get the most out of their course.The way she views dance having been exposed to many different dance communities internationally.Inner critics and confidence in choreography.How to chase big goals when you feel paralysed.Questions to ask yourself to help convey emotion and share stories in choreography.Her course: HUMXN.Big instagram followings, and how to keep your ego in check.Logo: @lawrencetandesignsAnimation: @cold_tea_artAnimation track: melaniac. - we're just some motherf***ing kidsBio track: Buggy Bumpers - “Chilli"

Initially planned to be a piece for personal discovery, Ngaiire has poured her heart and soul  into the extraordinary album, 3. In a time of great uncertainty globally, and personally, Ngaiire found solace in her music to form what is an absolutely stunning record for the times. TRACKS PLAYED: ‘3' ‘Around' ‘Fall Into My Arms' ‘Once' ‘Shiver' ‘Shoestring' ‘Closer' 'Takeover' ‘Moonshine' ‘Akura' ‘Him' ‘Boom' ‘Glitter'. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's Ausmusic Month and to celebrate Stop Everything! brings you interviews with some of the best musical talents our country has to offer. Firstly: BARKAA. Earlier this year, the Malyangapa and Barkindji rapper took the stage at the Sydney Opera House with her daughter to perform a moving rendition of ‘I know I can.' She chats with Ben about her debut record - Blak Matriarchy - which is a testament to powerful Blak women, past, present and future. Then we revisit two of our favourite interviews from the Stop Everything! archives. Singer songwriter Ngaiire goes deep on her third album (3), exploring her Papua New Guinean roots and the challenges she's faced in the music industry. Twenty years on from their critically acclaimed debut album, Since I Left You, The Avalanches's Tony di Blasi talks about the duo's approach to sampling music, creative process during the pandemic and latest album. Show notes: BARKAA's website: https://www.barkaa.com.au/ BARKAA performs at the Sydney Opera House with her daughter: https://stream.sydneyoperahouse.com/videos/barkaa-live-at-barrabuwari-a-sunset-gathering-of-music Ngaiire's website: https://www.ngaiire.com/ The Avalanches website: https://www.theavalanches.com/

It's Ausmusic Month and to celebrate Stop Everything! brings you interviews with some of the best musical talents our country has to offer.Firstly: BARKAA. Earlier this year, the Malyangapa and Barkindji rapper took the stage at the Sydney Opera House with her daughter to perform a moving rendition of ‘I know I can.' She chats with Ben about her debut record - Blak Matriarchy - which is a testament to powerful Blak women, past, present and future. Then we revisit two of our favourite interviews from the Stop Everything! archives. Singer songwriter Ngaiire goes deep on her third album (3), exploring her Papua New Guinean roots and the challenges she's faced in the music industry.Twenty years on from their critically acclaimed debut album, Since I Left You, The Avalanches's Tony di Blasi talks about the duo's approach to sampling music, creative process during the pandemic and latest album.Show notes:BARKAA's website: https://www.barkaa.com.au/BARKAA performs at the Sydney Opera House with her daughter: https://stream.sydneyoperahouse.com/videos/barkaa-live-at-barrabuwari-a-sunset-gathering-of-musicNgaiire's website: https://www.ngaiire.com/The Avalanches website: https://www.theavalanches.com/

It's Ausmusic Month and to celebrate Stop Everything! brings you interviews with some of the best musical talents our country has to offer. Firstly: BARKAA. Earlier this year, the Malyangapa and Barkindji rapper took the stage at the Sydney Opera House with her daughter to perform a moving rendition of ‘I know I can.' She chats with Ben about her debut record - Blak Matriarchy - which is a testament to powerful Blak women, past, present and future. Then we revisit two of our favourite interviews from the Stop Everything! archives. Singer songwriter Ngaiire goes deep on her third album (3), exploring her Papua New Guinean roots and the challenges she's faced in the music industry. Twenty years on from their critically acclaimed debut album, Since I Left You, The Avalanches's Tony di Blasi talks about the duo's approach to sampling music, creative process during the pandemic and latest album. Show notes: BARKAA's website: https://www.barkaa.com.au/ BARKAA performs at the Sydney Opera House with her daughter: https://stream.sydneyoperahouse.com/videos/barkaa-live-at-barrabuwari-a-sunset-gathering-of-music Ngaiire's website: https://www.ngaiire.com/ The Avalanches website: https://www.theavalanches.com/

It's Ausmusic Month and to celebrate Stop Everything! brings you interviews with some of the best musical talents our country has to offer. Firstly: BARKAA. Earlier this year, the Malyangapa and Barkindji rapper took the stage at the Sydney Opera House with her daughter to perform a moving rendition of ‘I know I can.' She chats with Ben about her debut record - Blak Matriarchy - which is a testament to powerful Blak women, past, present and future. Then we revisit two of our favourite interviews from the Stop Everything! archives. Singer songwriter Ngaiire goes deep on her third album (3), exploring her Papua New Guinean roots and the challenges she's faced in the music industry. Twenty years on from their critically acclaimed debut album, Since I Left You, The Avalanches's Tony di Blasi talks about the duo's approach to sampling music, creative process during the pandemic and latest album. Show notes: BARKAA's website: https://www.barkaa.com.au/ BARKAA performs at the Sydney Opera House with her daughter: https://stream.sydneyoperahouse.com/videos/barkaa-live-at-barrabuwari-a-sunset-gathering-of-music Ngaiire's website: https://www.ngaiire.com/ The Avalanches website: https://www.theavalanches.com/

Subscribe to Mushroom podcasts and support original Australian music journalism. You'll get them early and ad-free. Only $4 per month. FREE trial on Apple Podcasts. Music that hit Ngaiire different Maria Carey & Deep Forest Sexy Eyes by Whigfield Jeff Buckley, introduced to her by a music teacher, changed her life Sevendust's Angel Song, thanks to her brother Diorama, Silverchair's 2002 album Ngaiire! Check her out. Facebook - www.facebook.com/NGAIIRE Instagram - www.instagram.com/ngaiire LISTEN - www.ngaiire.com Hosts Mikey Cahill - Instagram / Twitter / Facebook / mikeycahill.com Sosefina Fuamoli - Instagram / Twitter / sosefinafuamoli.com Marcus Teague - Twitter / The Guardian / Bandcamp More Hit Different Facebook Group Hit Different on Mushroom.com Credits Producer/editor - Courtney Carthy, the Mushroom Group Theme music - Mark D'Angelo, The Backlot Studios Artwork - Mushroom Creative House Equipment - Audio Technica Get more Hit Different: http://mushroom.com/podcast/hit-differentSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Subscribe to Mushroom podcasts and support original Australian music journalism. You'll get them early and ad-free. Only $4 per month. FREE trial on Apple Podcasts. This episode! Anderson .Paak's new label focuses on live and instrumental performance. Divergent from kids making stuff on their computer in the bedroom. Good vibes about the prospect of this one. Succession (the hit HBO show) used/synced Rape Me by Nirvana in episode 3 of season 3. Courtney Love is happy about it and more money goes to the Nirvana estate. Syncs can be bloody good for artists, see iPod ad + Jet. Ngaiire's latest album leans into haunting themes of death that, Sose and Ngaiire explain, are more an extension of Pacific culture rather than the deep melancholy of loss. Ngaiire! Check her out. Facebook - www.facebook.com/NGAIIRE Instagram - www.instagram.com/ngaiire LISTEN - www.ngaiire.com Hosts Mikey Cahill - Instagram / Twitter / Facebook / mikeycahill.com Sosefina Fuamoli - Instagram / Twitter / sosefinafuamoli.com Marcus Teague - Twitter / The Guardian / Bandcamp More Hit Different Facebook Group Hit Different on Mushroom.com Credits Producer/editor - Courtney Carthy, the Mushroom Group Theme music - Mark D'Angelo, The Backlot Studios Artwork - Mushroom Creative House Equipment - Audio Technica Get more Hit Different: http://mushroom.com/podcast/hit-differentSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Monday Breaky 8/11/2021with Jacob, Evan, and Phuong Jan Bartlett from Tues Hometime caught up with Nick Rose, executive director of Australian food-sustainability organisation Sustain, about the work and challenges of the Gaza Urban and Peri-Urban Agriculture Platform (GUPAP). Evan speaks with Ian Kemish, former High Commissioner to PNG and Chair of Kokoda Track Foundation, about the COVID-19 situation and vaccine roll-out in PNG. Annie McLoughlin from Solidarity Breakfast speaks with Giles Fielke about the fight to overturn the indefinite closure of a community garden by the management of Collingwood Childrens Farm. You can support the campaign by signing this petition.  Jacob and Evan speak with Dr Emma Shortis from RMIT about Conference of Parties 26 in Glasgow, about international climate efforts, Australia's climate performance and our reputation on the global stage.  Songs:Confection by Max LawrenceHim by Ngaiire    

When an eruption began in 1994 in Papua New Guinea, the last thing singer-songwriter Ngaiire expected was a second volcano to begin spewing ash. Tuning in to the mystery and majesty of PNG has become a lifelong project (CW: Some listeners may find parts of this conversation upsetting. Please use discretion when listening)

When an eruption began in 1994 in Papua New Guinea, the last thing singer-songwriter Ngaiire expected was a second volcano to begin spewing ash. Tuning in to the mystery and majesty of PNG has become a lifelong project (CW: Some listeners may find parts of this conversation upsetting. Please use discretion when listening)

With the release of her long-awaited album ‘3' singer-songwriter Ngaiire is putting her Papua New Guinean roots proudly and defiantly at the front and centre of her music. Ngaiire returns to Stop Everything in a conversation with BW covering music, motherhood, home and breaking free of industry expectations.BW + BL discuss The Chair, the Netflix show starring Sandra Oh as Dr Ji-Yoon Kim, the first woman of colour to chair the English department at prestigious (and fictional) Pembroke University, and the minor feelings the series engenders.Also: The Croods enter the pandemic discourse; Kyle MacLachlan's Aussie accent; will The Wiggles really go broke for going woke?Show notes:Ngaiire: http://www.ngaiire.com/Sandra Oh on The Chair: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2021/08/30/sandra-ohs-masterly-performance-of-empathy-in-the-chairKyle McLachlan in hotel quarantine: https://twitter.com/Kyle_MacLachlan/status/1429920647564742667?s=19The Wiggles Fruit Salad TV trailer: www.youtube.com/watch?v=wII8eRBFiiw

With the release of her long-awaited album ‘3' singer-songwriter Ngaiire is putting her Papua New Guinean roots proudly and defiantly at the front and centre of her music. Ngaiire returns to Stop Everything in a conversation with BW covering music, motherhood, home and breaking free of industry expectations. BW + BL discuss The Chair, the Netflix show starring Sandra Oh as Dr Ji-Yoon Kim, the first woman of colour to chair the English department at prestigious (and fictional) Pembroke University, and the minor feelings the series engenders. Also: The Croods enter the pandemic discourse; Kyle MacLachlan's Aussie accent; will The Wiggles really go broke for going woke? Show notes: Ngaiire: http://www.ngaiire.com/ Sandra Oh on The Chair: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2021/08/30/sandra-ohs-masterly-performance-of-empathy-in-the-chair Kyle McLachlan in hotel quarantine: https://twitter.com/Kyle_MacLachlan/status/1429920647564742667?s=19 The Wiggles Fruit Salad TV trailer: www.youtube.com/watch?v=wII8eRBFiiw

With the release of her long-awaited album ‘3' singer-songwriter Ngaiire is putting her Papua New Guinean roots proudly and defiantly at the front and centre of her music. Ngaiire returns to Stop Everything in a conversation with BW covering music, motherhood, home and breaking free of industry expectations. BW + BL discuss The Chair, the Netflix show starring Sandra Oh as Dr Ji-Yoon Kim, the first woman of colour to chair the English department at prestigious (and fictional) Pembroke University, and the minor feelings the series engenders. Also: The Croods enter the pandemic discourse; Kyle MacLachlan's Aussie accent; will The Wiggles really go broke for going woke? Show notes: Ngaiire: http://www.ngaiire.com/ Sandra Oh on The Chair: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2021/08/30/sandra-ohs-masterly-performance-of-empathy-in-the-chair Kyle McLachlan in hotel quarantine: https://twitter.com/Kyle_MacLachlan/status/1429920647564742667?s=19 The Wiggles Fruit Salad TV trailer: www.youtube.com/watch?v=wII8eRBFiiw

With the release of her long-awaited album ‘3' singer-songwriter Ngaiire is putting her Papua New Guinean roots proudly and defiantly at the front and centre of her music. Ngaiire returns to Stop Everything in a conversation with BW covering music, motherhood, home and breaking free of industry expectations. BW + BL discuss The Chair, the Netflix show starring Sandra Oh as Dr Ji-Yoon Kim, the first woman of colour to chair the English department at prestigious (and fictional) Pembroke University, and the minor feelings the series engenders. Also: The Croods enter the pandemic discourse; Kyle MacLachlan's Aussie accent; will The Wiggles really go broke for going woke? Show notes: Ngaiire: http://www.ngaiire.com/ Sandra Oh on The Chair: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2021/08/30/sandra-ohs-masterly-performance-of-empathy-in-the-chair Kyle McLachlan in hotel quarantine: https://twitter.com/Kyle_MacLachlan/status/1429920647564742667?s=19 The Wiggles Fruit Salad TV trailer: www.youtube.com/watch?v=wII8eRBFiiw

Sydney-based, Papua New Guinea-born artist Ngaiire delves into the personal journey that inspired her third studio album, 3 (out August 27). The singer-songwriter explains why going back to her Papua New Guinean roots turned into “a very expensive therapy session”, reveals the deeply personal events that inspired her powerful new single, Him, and shares why she's come to terms with people not ‘getting her' as an artist.

Lee Tran Lam talks to Alice Ivy about her second album, Don't Sleep, which was nominated for an Australian Music Prize. The Melbourne artist finished the record just as the world went into lockdown last year. She talks about collaborating with local greats Thelma Plum, Ecca Vandal and more, plus her international songwriting sessions with Cadence Weapon and other overseas collaborators on the record. She also covers the surreal way her Ecca Vandal track, "In My Mind", blew up around the world thanks to an Apple ad, while she was stuck in Melbourne during its intense 100+ day lockdown. This album was created at airports, on airplanes, in sweaty basements, in studios where the power cut out and has a million stories behind it. TRACKS INCLUDE: ‘Champagne Late Nights' ‘Sunrise feat. Cadence Weapon' ‘In My Mind feat. Ecca Vandal' ‘Ticket To Heaven feat. Thelma Plum' ‘Don't Sleep feat. Imbi & Boi' ‘I'll Find It feat. Odette' ‘Sweetest Love feat. Montaigne & Bertie Blackman' ‘All Hit Radio feat. Teef & Tessa' ‘Better Man feat. Benjamin Joseph' ‘My Turn feat. SWSH' ‘Money feat. Dijahsb' ‘All In For You feat. Ngaiire' ‘Gold feat. Bertie Blackman'.   This episode is guest hosted by Lee Tran Lam, host of FBi Radio's Australian music show, Local Fidelity. Catch Lee Tran every Sunday at 7pm. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Katie plays fabulous new all-Australian music by three First Nations women, two Michaels, two artists with ‘x' in their name, a talented teenager from Moreton Bay, and the magnificent Ngaiire.... LEARN MORE The post Closer – Show #201 (part 2), 6 June 2021 appeared first on Miss Chatelaine.

Australian Jams is BACK! Thanks for bearing with us during our hiatus, which lasted longer than expected. But we are back and thought we would return with friend of the podcast Sose Fuamoli.We also talk about music from Lupa J, Montaigne, Strange Talk, Eliza & The Delusionals, Ngaiire, Mia Wray. Find Gemma on Twitter and Instagram.Find Sose Fuamoli on Twitter and Instagram.Find Australian Jams on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.Hear Sose's new podcast Hit Different.Intro & outdo music is 'Crash Pad' by AtaleinSupport Gemma's work if you can: www.buymeacoffee.com/gemmabastiani See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Seja talks to her guest Ngaiire about surviving a volcanic eruption in Papua New Guinea as a child, how Australian life differs to PNG life, and how she started to love singing. She tells Seja about studying jazz, singing with Blue King Brown, and her mother’s influence on how she conducts herself creatively and personally. They chat about how writing a happy song is hard, getting a live show together and working in the gaps of parenting. Ngaiire’s strange show experience is illustrated by Ben Ely (Regurgitator). You can see all podcast illustrations on instagram @hearsejpodcat or on the HearSej Facebook page

 Acknowledgement of Country// Micaela Sahhar joined us earlier in the week to discuss her essay ‘COVID Among the Palestinians,’ which was published in Arena Quarterly no. 5. Micaela is a Melbourne-based writer, poet and researcher.// Chris Schuringa from the Goongerah Environment Centre (GECO) provided us with an update about Camp Errinundra - a blockade halting forest logging in East Gippsland. For more information about Camp Errinundra, visit GECO's website. Key politicians to call and email with your concerns about the forest logging are: Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews, Minister for Energy Environment & Climate Change Lily D'Ambrosio, and Minister for Regional Development & Minister for Agriculture - Mary-Anne Thomas, who is the Minister in charge of VicForests.// Bianca Hennessy, a unionist working with Casualised, Unemployed and Precarious University Workers in so-called Australia, or CUPUW for short, joined us to discuss CUPUW's work and upcoming summit on April 9-10. Bianca is a casual academic and PhD candidate at the Australian National University.// Eirene Tsolidis Noyce, Secretary of the Renters and Housing Union, spoke about recent extensions to the transitional measures for Victorian renters affected by COVID 19, as well as changes to rental property standards.// CONTENT WARNING: TRANSPHOBIC VIOLENCE, DEATH. On Tuesday 6 April, Anakbayan Melbourne, Gabriela and Migrante held a rally and vigil calling for justice for Mhelody Polan Bruno, a 25 year old Filipina trans woman who died in 2019 in Wagga Wagga, NSW, at the hands of a member of the royal Australian air force. Lawrence, a member of Anakbayan Melbourne, read out a statement from Bahaghari, an anti-imperialist Filipino LGBTQ+ organisation, calling for justice for Mhelody.// Songs// Faithfool - Man Made Mountain ft. Silentjay and LUCFR Circle;Line - Squidgenini Fly - Birdz ft. Ngaiire

Pop x Rap x EDM | Louis The Child, Lady Gaga, Whethan, ZHU, Saweetie, BLACKPINK, Charli XCXProduced by Vincent Fu / Arctcfx MediaEnjoying the vibe? Please share, review, and let me know what you think! @vincefox8TRACKLISTBig Wild - Aftergold ft. Tove StrykeBrevis & M.I.M.E. - WETZara Larsson - Lush LifeZHU & Skrillex & THEY. - Working For ItDua Lipa & BLACKPINK - Kiss and Make UpWhethan - Good Nights ft. MascoloWhethan - Radar ft. HONNEEd Sheeran & Justin Bieber - I Don't CareSaweetie - ICY GRLSaweetie - My TypeLouis The Child & Wrabel - Too CloseBig Gigantic & The Funk Hunters & Eric Benny Bloom - Higher (Opiuo Remix)Kim Petras - Heart to BreakMura Masa - 1 Night ft. Charli XCXMarshmello - Be Kind ft. Halsey (Surf Mesa Remix)Lady Gaga & BLACKPINK - Sour CandyTchami & ZHU - All On MeCashmere Cat - Trust Nobody ft. Selena Gomez & Tory LanezZHU & 24kGoldn - I Admit ItLady Gaga & Ariana Grande - Rain On MeJubël - Dancing In The Moonlight ft. NEIMY (Tiësto Remix)Louis The Child & Drew Love - FreeFISHER - Losing ItRihanna - Desperado (3LAU Remix)Flume & Vince Staples & Ngaiire & Vera Blue & KUČKA - My Boo (Triple J Like A Version)Wafia & Louis the Child & Whethan - HurtsGood Times Ahead & Anna Lunoe & Dillon Francis & Wax Motif - I Can't Hold Onblackbear - hot girl bummerBoombox Cartel & Taranchyla - Dem FraidWhat So Not & Branchez - High You AreRÜFÜS DU SOL - Innerbloom (What So Not Remix)MARINA - How To Be a HeartbreakerBTS & Charli XCX - Dream GlowGrey - FAYFDoja Cat - RulesSLUMBERJACK & Ekali - Closure (Oriental Cravings Remix)Whethan - High ft. Dua LipaBoombox Cartel - Alamo (Tascione Remix)Cher Lloyd - LostFabian Mazur & UNKWN - FirestarterGRiZ & Blunts & Blondes - JuicyWin and Woo & Bryce Fox - ChicagoGalantis & Yellow Claw - We Can Get HighCiara - Level UpWin and Woo - Chasing Tail (Madnap Remix)Kap Slap & Sammy Arriaga - TequilaGrey - TOO DRUNKLouis The Child & Icona Pop - WeekendDabin & Claire Ridgely - Part-Time Lover (Crystal Skies Remix)GRiZ - supadupakulavibeShockOne - Follow Me (Blanke Remix)CNCO & Meghan Trainor & Sean Paul - Hey DJ (Remix)Tails & inverness - Skeleton ft. NevveTroyBoi & Diplo - Afterhours ft. Nina Sky (QUIX Remix)Charli XCX - 3AM (Pull Up) ft. MØZedd & Elley Duhé - Happy Now (BEAUZ Remix)SLANDER & Said the Sky & JT Roach - Potions

An edited version of this episode is also a video which you can see here: When I started this podcast in July 2016 with no knowledge of audio recording - let alone how to start a podcast - I never imagined that four years later I would have interviewed close to a hundred painters, as well as curators and authors, and have a YouTube channel with over 100 videos filmed on my iPhone. Building up this podcast would not have been possible, though, without the encouragement of those close to me and the time and generosity of my guests as well as many others' support in the wonderful Australian arts community. It has also been a privilege to get to know so many of you listeners either through messages, comments on social media or meeting you in person. Even if we haven't had any contact, you are the reason I keep doing the show so thank you for listening. I couldn't think of a better place to celebrate the centenary episode than the Art Gallery of NSW where about a quarter of my podcast guests are finalists in the Archibald, Wynne and Sulman Prizes. So I'd like to say a big thankyou to the Art Gallery of NSW who allowed me in with my selfie stick to film and speak in front of these works.  You can listen to this episode as an audio guide if you are at the gallery (scroll down for a map of where the works are), watch the edited version as a video here or just listen as an audio episode - all the works are reproduced below. Click here to see the map if you are looking at this on your podcast app. Next to each artist's name is a time marking for each painting so you can skip forward or back. https://youtu.be/C0DniKUU7Uo The Sulman Prize 1. Joanna Braithwaite (3:12) 'Hoopla' oil on canvas 175 x 198.5 x 2 cm 2. Alan Jones (4:00) Painting 266 (Mike Kenny Oval), acrylic on board, 144 x 157.5cm 3. Katherine Hattam (5:00) 'History and fiction', oil on linen, 152 x 152cm 4. Paul Ryan (5:57) 'Three imaginary boys', oil on linen, 138 x 153cm 5. Abdul Abdullah (7:04) 'We didn't start the fire', oil on linen, 198.5 x 163cm 6. Marikit Santiago (winner) (8:05) 'The divine', acrylic, oil, pen, pyrography and 18ct gold leaf on ply, 179.5 x 120.5cm The Wynne Prize 7. Aida Tomescu (9:20) 'Silent spring', oil on linen, 200.5 x 307 x 6.5 cm 8. Del Kathryn Barton (10:30) ' I take it down to the flow', bronze, acrylic-painted MDF plinth 190 x 75 x 55 cm 9. Tim Storrier (11:35) 'The plague year (an itinerant's repose), acrylic on canvas, 107 x 300cm 10. Natasha Bieniek (12:30) 'Lalla', oil on gold mirror Dibond, 57 x 43.5cm 11. Luke Sciberras (13:20) 'White Christmas, Bell, NSW', oil on board, 160 x 244cm 12. Lucy Culliton (14:30) 'Gunningrah, Bottom Bullock', oil on canvas, 183 x 183cm 13. Hubert Pareroultja (winner) (15:15) 'Tjoritja (West MacDonnell Ranges, NT)', acrylic on canvas, 183 x 244cm 14. Guy Maestri (16:12) 'The rain song', oil on linen, 198 x 244cm The Archibald 15. Dee Smart (17:50) 'I'm here', oil on birch wood board, 59 x 49cm 16. Marc Etherington (19:20) 'Sleeping beauty (portrait of Michael Reid OAM), acrylic on canvas, 221 x 191cm 17. Vincent Namatjira (20:15) 'Stand strong for who you are', acrylic on linen, 152 x 198cm 18. Blak Douglas (21:15) 'Writing in the sand', synthetic polymer paint on canvas, 250 x 250cm 19. Abdul Abdullah (22:20) Untitled self-portrait, oil and aerosol on linen, 183 x 163cm 20. William Mackinnon (23:15) 'Sunshine and Lucky (life), acrylic and oil on linen, 220 x 160cm 21. Jonathan Dalton (24:15) 'Angela', oil on linen, 168 x 132.5cm 22. Nick Stathopoulos (25:05) 'Ngaiire', acrylic and oil on linen, 96.5 x 96.5cm 23. Wendy Sharpe (26:10) 'Magda Szubanski - comedy and tragedy', oil on linen, 183 x 147cm 24. Peter Wegner (26:55) 'Chef's coat, Graeme Doyle', oil on alumnium, 118.5 x 118.

Rachelle Jeanty and Rosie Henshaw Rayah are two Internationally acclaimed musicians, yoginis and inner peace advocates, who share sacred songs from the soul, chanting for the heart and meditation as a means of awakening the divine potential in all of us. Together they are RAYAH (the origin of this name comes from a Hebrew word meaning “friend of God”). Prolific singer/percussionist Rachelle hails from Haiti via Montreal, now based in Europe as a performer, Gospel workshop leader, meditation teacher and public speaker. After years in the glamour world of music as a backing vocalist for Celine Dion, Rachelle chose a deeper path, which led to her spiritual awakening. Since then, her heart's mission became to use her soulful presence and blessed gifts to serve the Divine A childhood spent meditating at the foothills of the Himalayas in India brought multi-instrumentalist/singer Rosie a great sense of spiritual awareness and musicality. Between India, the shores of Australia and now currently Amsterdam, Rosie has found true joy in expressing her heart through performing sitar, guitar, voice and devotional songwriting – with an extensive music career in Australia performing with Shanti Fire, Old Man River, Lulu & Mischka and Ngaiire, to name a few. The duo met by the riverside in Cabella Italy at a meditation retreat, and instantly felt swept up in the joy of devotion and commitment to serving the higher purpose. Their energies and music combine to offer nourishment to the heart and sweetness to the soul. In addition to the musical offering of their heart & soul songs, RAYAH wish to share with you the gift of Kundalini awakening through meditation and affirmations. RAYAH SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS: Website: "https://www.www.rayahmusiclove.com" Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaETr0xQXWeRgnPfrkhSxNA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rayahmusiclove Bandcamp: https://rayahmusiclove.bandcamp.com Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/rayahmusiclove Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rayahmusiclove/ Finding Spirit in Pain | Rachelle Jeanty | TEDxKlagenfurt

So what are killers robots? And what work is being done to challenge their use? To find out, Rad Show host AC spoke with Professor Michael Winikoff, AI expert from Aotearoa New Zealand and Matilda Byrne, Australian National Coordinator for the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots and a specialist in international security and disarmament. We discuss LAWS - Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems, the ethical, legal and technological issues with their development and the campaign to ban these killer robots.The video Professor Winikoff mentions can be found here: https://youtu.be/9CO6M2HsoIAMusic credit - 'Once' by Ngaiire

Hi and welcome back to another episode of No Offence, But.I'm happy to be bringing you a conversation with one of my favourite artists and people, Sela Vai. Sela, is a Tongan Australian artist who seeks to create sensuous alchemy through movement. I first saw Sela perform a few years back at a Ngaiire gig at the Factory Theatre in Marrickville, Sydney. A couple of months later, Sela was working with Black Birds as choreographer of our first full-length theatrical show. Since then, Sela has choreographed all of our Black Birds shows and has become our Movement Director and Associate Artist. She's also movement directed for Ngaiire, Thelma Plum, L-Fresh the Lion (to name a few), choreographed for events, commercials and is a sought after teacher for movement and dance programs around the world. Sela also runs an artistic development program called Humxn that aims to connect, up-skill and empower womxn of all walks of life, inclusive of those femme/female-identifying/non-binary. Humxn is a safe space for womxn to explore their artistry to the ends of their unbound potential. Last year Humxn (which was previously known as You Therefore Me) and Black Birds co-curated an event called Reclaim at Sydney's PACT, which went on to win FBi Radio's SMAC award for Best On Stage (yeet!).In today's chat Sela shares her experience of being of the diaspora and living between two worlds, what it was like learning traditional Tongan movement from one of the Tongan Royal Family's ex-staffers and why it's so important for teachers and choreographers to facilitate a safe space. She tells us how the commercial dance industry is inhibiting artists and why she created Humxn. We also touch on the sometimes perilous world of Instagram and Sela tells us why she avoids using the word 'inclusive'.I loved this korero with Sela - I hope you do too! (And if you do ~ rate, review and subscribe!!!)You can find Sela and her program Humxn on IG @selavai and @__humxnor on YouTube (this is her new channel and this is her older channel). I highly suggest you just search 'Sela Vai' on YouTube because a whole lot of gold comes up. To find out more about Black Birds check out @bl.ckb.rds or my IG @eeshash See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sydney singer Ngaiire is a powerhouse. I remember the first time I heard her voice, I was a goner. The way her voice curled around every lyric was one thing, but her songwriting craft showed a promise that would pay off in the EP's and albums that would follow. Music has always been a big part of Ngaiire's life. As a child of the 90's, she grew up listening to pop songs in Papua New Guinea and New Zealand, then Australia. She would find a connection particularly to Janet Jackson and Talib Kweli; a brown woman in song in an overwhelmingly white Australia. This is a conversation about how we find our place, and connection, no matter where we are. Janet Jackson - ‘Together Again' Sisqó - ‘Thong Song' Talib Kweli - ‘Black Girl Pain' Frank Ocean - ‘Pink + White' Spice Girls - ‘2 Become 1'

Sydney singer Ngaiire is a powerhouse. I remember the first time I heard her voice, I was a goner. The way her voice curled around every lyric was one thing, but her songwriting craft showed a promise that would pay off in the EP’s and albums that would follow. Music has always been a big part of Ngaiire’s life. As a child of the 90’s, she grew up listening to pop songs in Papua New Guinea and New Zealand, then Australia. She would find a connection particularly to Janet Jackson and Talib Kweli; a brown woman in song in an overwhelmingly white Australia. This is a conversation about how we find our place, and connection, no matter where we are. Janet Jackson - ‘Together Again’ Sisqó - ‘Thong Song’ Talib Kweli - ‘Black Girl Pain’ Frank Ocean - ‘Pink + White’ Spice Girls - ‘2 Become 1’

Sydney singer Ngaiire is a powerhouse. I remember the first time I heard her voice, I was a goner. The way her voice curled around every lyric was one thing, but her songwriting craft showed a promise that would pay off in the EP’s and albums that would follow. Music has always been a big part of Ngaiire’s life. As a child of the 90’s, she grew up listening to pop songs in Papua New Guinea and New Zealand, then Australia. She would find a connection particularly to Janet Jackson and Talib Kweli; a brown woman in song in an overwhelmingly white Australia. This is a conversation about how we find our place, and connection, no matter where we are. Janet Jackson - ‘Together Again’ Sisqó - ‘Thong Song’ Talib Kweli - ‘Black Girl Pain’ Frank Ocean - ‘Pink + White’ Spice Girls - ‘2 Become 1’

Neo-soul singer Ngaiire treats us to some new music, we look at how autism is represented in pop culture, and we feel a little clucky over baby Yoda.

Neo-soul singer Ngaiire treats us to some new music, we look at how autism is represented in pop culture, and we feel a little clucky over baby Yoda.

Neo-soul singer Ngaiire treats us to some new music, we look at how autism is represented in pop culture, and we feel a little clucky over baby Yoda.

This is Fake radio's Halloween episode! But it's not as spooky as you would think. Episode 4 playlist: My Boo (Hitman's Club Mix)- Ghost Town DJs My Boo (feat. Vince Staples, Kucka, Ngaiire, & Vera Blue)[triple j Like a Version]- Flume My Boo- Usher & Alicia Keys Dilemma (feat. Kelly Rowland)- Nelly Boo'd Up- Ella Mai Boo- Tity Boi this episode was recorded on October 25th

Tim is a freelance bass player and music producer located in Sydney (and increasingly, Melbourne). A lover of all music, he cut his teeth playing soul and roots based music around Sydney in the early 2000s. He was mentored by the late bass player/composer Jackie Orszaczky, with whom he had the fortune of playing with in the the last few years of his life. Experienced in many fields and genres, he has performed, recorded and toured with some of the worlds most respected artists. International artists include pop singer Rita Ora (UK), Brooklyn MC Joey Bada$$ and Canadian troubadour Hawksley Workman. Locally he performs as both sideman and band member for Killing Heidi, Ross Wilson, Leah Flanagan, Tim Freedman and Radical Son. Previously he has performed with Old Man River, Ngaiire, Kevin Borich, The Whitlams, Mahalia Barnes, Adam Brand, The Hands, Jackie Orszaczky and Lachy Doley to name just a few. As a member of the houseband on ABCTV's The Sideshow, he backed a multitude of artists including Colin Hay, Martha Davis, Ian Moss, Tim Minchin and numerous cabaret performers. https://www.timcurnick.com http://www.basslessonsmelbourne.com

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Originally aired on 31/12/1016 It's NY Eve. Aias23 and Psykeys grab a glass of champagne and count down the 12 fav EDM tracks of December 2016. From funky house, to Chillstep, drum n' bass and trance our playlist this month is on fire. Check it out. Great Spirit Armin van Buuren, Vini Vici, Hilight Tribe Ghosts Adventure Club Let Me Love You - Zedd Remix DJ Snake, Zedd, Justin Bieber My Boo (feat. Vince Staples, Kučka, Ngaiire & Vera Blue) [Triple J Like A Version] Flume, Vince Staples, Ngaiire, Vera Blue, KUČKA Hoohah - VIP Edit Fox Stevenson, Curbi All of Us (Dirty South Remix) [feat. Anima!] Dirty South, Anima Everything - VIP Remix R3hab, Skytech Lose Your Love - Radio Edit Joe Goddard Melodymania Pegboard Nerds House Music - Main Mix Eddie Thoneick, Kryder, John Julius Knight, Roland Clark Pixel Tokyo Machine Lillo Eric Prydz A talking podcast about EDM with an attitude and opinion! You like electronic dance music and don't know what's lit or douce? We've got you covered. We are bringing, news, reviews, and gossip directly to your ears. Come and say Hi ! Or even better subscribe to our podcast now. Always looking for enthusiastic contributors with a creative edge. Listen to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Anchor FM and all major platforms https://anchor.fm/freakbeats-edm-podcast Our monthly Spotify playlist https://open.spotify.com/user/aias_23 is updated daily with the freshest quality tracks from every genre. Watch us on YouTube and Bitchute- http://bit.ly/2pLnfP7 and http://bit.ly/2H9p2qv Join our Facebook group- http://bit.ly/2pLpzpf Follow our Tweets- @freakbeats_cast Hear us on Soundcloud- http://bit.ly/2pKZJBS Mix us up on Mixcloud- http://bit.ly/2pxV6Qs Read our words on Medium https://medium.com/@freakbeats_edmpodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/freakbeats-edm-podcast/message

Flume was joined by Kai, Kucka, Vera Blue and Ngaiire to perform his song 'Never Be Like You' before tagging in Vince Staples for a cover of Ghost Town DJs running man song 'My Boo'

Flume was joined by Kai, Kucka, Vera Blue and Ngaiire to perform his song 'Never Be Like You' before tagging in Vince Staples for a cover of Ghost Town DJs running man song 'My Boo'

Ngaiire delivers a powerhouse version of her original track 'Once' before completely reworking Tame Impala favourite 'The Less I Know The Better' for Like A Version.

Ngaiire delivers a powerhouse version of her original track 'Once' before completely reworking Tame Impala favourite 'The Less I Know The Better' for Like A Version.

Kilter bangs out his track 'Want 2' for Like A Version before teaming up with Ngaiire for a cover of Muscles' 2007 jam 'Ice Cream'.

1. Blood Groove & Kikis vs. LTN – Both (meHiLove Remix) [Silk Digital] [0:00] 2. Lancelot feat. Ngaiire – Ain’t Nothin’ Goin’ on But the Rent (Playmode Remix) [Anjunadeep] [5:04] 3. Four3Four – Radial (Original Mix) [Inception] [8:55] 4. eleven.five … Continue reading →