Podcasts about nme magazine

LOST INTERVIEWS 'HOUSTON GEMS' GARY MICHAEL HOUSTONIn this episode of 'LOST INTERVIEWS' Gary Michael Houston talks about his late great auntie Whitney Houston, Kanye West and conversing with Jay Z in central London with Fidel Channer.Gary Michael Houston was born and raised in South Plainfield, New Jersey. His life has been like 24/7 music school, being out in the spotlight is in his blood. He comes from a long line of musicians. The most iconic being his beloved late great aunt, and mentor, pop-icon Whitney Houston. Being the eldest grandson of gospel legend Cissy Houston, he gained an immense affinity for not only music but the music business itself at a very early and intimate age. Having the the same roots of hip hop, from gospel to pop to his current genre, he has been exposed to the entertainment industry on a high level. “I’ve been making music since forever. I’ve watched people become successful and make mistakes…. I feel like I’m more seasoned for this type of game," says Houston, who writes and co-produces all of his own material both vocally and visually. Gary uses his background as ammunition to succeed and to help others achieve their dreams. As he enters into his own adulthood and career, Gary chooses to use his talent and ambitions to spread the message that we are all self-defined and able to overcome anything, the true message of hip hop itself. Since he was 4 years old, Gary has been diligently working on perfecting his passion. His surroundings and family have enabled him to become a complete, multifaceted performing artist. Over the years, Houston has released a number of recordings including 3 successful independent projects (Corruption 1-3) and one compilation mix tape. He has been featured in Jenesis Magazine (online) as one of the Top Three artists that are in "Popular Demand," Gary is constantly growing his fan-base with what he likes to call the "E-merican Experience." In the UK, Gary has been twice featured in NME Magazine, and performed in front of a sell-out crowd at the prestigious Jazz Cafe in Camden, London. He believes "you can be anything you want to be. I just want people to dare to be different. You can't let society define you. Most listeners will only listen to what is deemed as being mainstream and by mainstream I mean "acceptable." Hip-Hop is a culture, a lifestyle that has many forms and includes people from all walks of life. I want people who listen to my music to experience that first hand. I want to change lives…not just minds." Refusing to live up to anyone else’s image of what he “should be”, Houston continues to push his own personal limits daily and vows to never fall into the surroundings that just keep him comfortable nor will he forget his mission with his success. Looking ahead to the future, Gary is gearing up for his latest project and first release in almost two years, The Collins LP. He hopes to continue expanding his reach at home and across the pond into Europe and Africa. Gary Michael Houston, is a gentleman to keep an eye and ear out for. He is destined for success not solely based on his heritage and talent, but also his work ethic and determination as he navigates the arena of music and leaves his imprint on society.LOST INTERVIEWS BECKY HILL S.2 E.6 'FOREVER YOUNG' Laura Alexandra in conversation with BECKY HILL.Hill talks about working in the studio with 'LITTLE MIX' and more.LISTEN to 'Forever Young' in ALIEN BOOTH at the end of this amzing interview. LOST INTERVIEWS BECKY HILL S.2 E.6 'FOREVER YOUNG' Laura Alexandra in conversation with BECKY HILL.Hill talks about working in the studio with 'LITTLE MIX' and more.LISTEN to 'Forever Young' in ALIEN BOOTH at the end of this amzing interview.

The Beatles kicked off sessions for Rubber Soul with a song John wrote based off a lyric lifted from an Elvis song. It's an interesting case that on a record where they tap into the idea that "the word is 'Love'" but close that record out with "Run For Your Life," perhaps the most aggressive and threatening song Lennon ever wrote. The lyrical content being at odds with all things "fab," it's a shame that a band so known for bringing joy and happiness never took the time to second guess what they were singing about on this track. It's the angrier, scarier version of the possessive side of himself on display later in "Jealous Guy." Disowned by Lennon himself in the 70s, and named as the worst Beatles song by NME Magazine, "Run For Your Life" is the rare severe misstep in the band's catalog.  This week we're joined by Diana Erickson, co-host of The Beatles podcast "Another Kind of Mind," a podcast which presents a fresh, well-researched, irreverent, nuanced, and emotionally intelligent analyses of the Beatles' story. It's one of our favorite Beatle podcasts. We dive deep into the roots of the causes that enable someone to write a song with this kind of message, looking at the the yin and yang of personality that was John Lennon. What of that possessive side? Where does that intense feeling come from for John? We discuss the pros and cons of putting your faults out in the public eye, while also being brave enough to own up to those faults and work to overcome them in that same public forum. We also discuss how the AKOM team decided to shine a new light on the well-worn tale of the band, the complications of relationships and the effects they have, and the mutual upbringing of having no other Beatle-centric friends as a kid. Do yourselves a favor and subscribe to Another Kind of Mind anywhere you listen to podcasts. Join in their deep discussions on their Facebook Discussion Group, FB page, Twitter, Instagram. and Tumblr. And be on the look out for new episodes coming soon! As for us, be sure to follow along, leave your comments, and join in on the discussion on the rankings at Facebook (facebook.com/rankingthebeatles) and on Instagram @rankingthebeatles. You can also now follow us on Twitter at @rankingbeatles! Enjoying the show and want to show your support? Check out https://anchor.fm/rankingthebeatles/support! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rankingthebeatles/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rankingthebeatles/support

Vart man än tittar syns samma symbol. En cirkel och inuti den ett timglas. Hundratals står mitt i vägen. Någon har limmat fast sig på marken. På en skylt står det det här är en nödsituation. Programledare: Niklas Jonsson Producent: Nasim Rahsepar Med ljud från: P4 Kristianstad, P4 Göteborg, The Guardian, NME Magazine, Good Morning Britain. Juniornyheternas specialpodd gör varje vecka en djupdykning på sex minuter i ett ämne som är extra intressant och spännande.

On this week's What Now?, Gaby discusses Justin and Hailey Bieber's wedding, devotes her GABBING segment to Miley Cyrus & Cody Simpson (Let Miley Date Whoever She Wants!), and goes over a busy week in the world of OneDirection. Yes, that means a return of the This Week in Stan Twitter segment! All of this, plus this week's TOP OF THE BOPS is a Brit-Rock inspired bop by Niall Horan! Someone has been reading 2005 issues of NME Magazine lately...

Rachel and guest host Sue Anne jump right into Weezer news! Brian’s in a cult? No!! But Scott did play for a charity show raising money for mental health. Awe! Next the ladies talk about the dude’s fav food spots in LA. Then it’s on to this week’s song, California Snow; from the motion picture SPELL.  Directed by Brendan Walter, & distributed by Crush Pictures; the film is composed by Fall Out Boy’s Patrick Stump and produced by David Andrew Sitek. Sitek was on NME Magazine’s list of the most forward thinking people in music. Ooh la la! Song discussion, & ratings to follow. We love this song and by the end of the episode, you will too. Come on a give us a kiss. Cuz were down if you’re down. XO - WAW   Hosts & Content: Rachel & Sue Anne Audio Editing/ Mixing: Bryan Becker Graphic Designer: Sue Anne K   We Are Weezer. Com, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, MERCH! Email: weareweezerforever@gmail.com   Weezerpedia , SPELL IMDB , Spell Cast You Tube Interview , Billboard Live Article , Spell Trailer - Billboard.com , SPIN Article , Billboard.com Article , You tube “video” , Rivers halftime show @ Santa Monica College , Scott’s Charity Info - Strange 80's! , Brian Bell movie stuff IMDB , Weezer’s Food Places , David Andrew Sitek allmusic.com , David Andrew Sitek wikipedia , David Andrew Sitek youtube , California Snow genius.com , California Snow Urban Dictionary.com

Annie Hardy is a singer/songwriter from LA who's new album Rules can be found on all platforms. Her band Giant Drag performed on Jimmy Kimmel Live and she was voted 50the coolest person in the world by NME Magazine. She was featured on the Deftones album Saturday Night Wrist and sings live Jesus and Marychain. She also has a podcast called Empath of Least Resistance. Songs played on show: Deftones - Pink Cellphone (featuring Annie Hardy Danny Brown on Sway in the Morning Riff Raff on Sway in the Morning Giant Drag - Slayer

A quick episode (well, an hour) with a purpose. We talk a bit about how you can support us, then we get sucked into responding to the NME 'Greatest HC Albums' nonsense. Is Dead Swans better than Hatebreed? An intern at NME Magazine would like you to believe he believes that. Check out Axe To Grind on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/axetogrindpodcast

LOLA MARSH The duo from Tel Aviv stopped by to bring us their new album, Remember Roses and chat about their on going tour. Follow them here   SIMON DOOM Simon Doom lead single “I Feel Unloved” premiered on Noisey.com and has since been featured on Spotify's New Music Friday and named one of the best songs of 2017 by NME Magazine. As John Hill from Clrvynt.com put it in the streaming premiere for Babyman “Doom has nailed down how to imbue a song with both undeniable catchiness and rich atmosphere”. The record, which was co-produced by Andrew Vanwyngarden and Ben Goldwasser (both of MGMT) is Simon O’Connor’s post-baby record much in the way In Utero was for Kurt Cobain or Smoke Rings For My Halo for Kurt Vile. That sort of perspective can either kill an artist or push him to new creative heights. Babymanundoubtedly puts Simon Doom in the latter category. ROCKY SANDOVAL R&B crooner, Rocky Sandoval is on a whole new level.  Having spent over a decade in the industry and seeing multiple "breaks", he's hit the reset button a bit and picked up a new sound.  He stops by to bring us his new single "Still In Love" produced by The Stereotypes and chats about his journey.  Follow him here

Our eleventh installment of PR Bants covers these topics: Nicola Sturgeon steals the limelight by announcing plans to hold a second referendum Was Stormzy right to attack NME Magazine for 'exploiting' his mental health issues Why Jeremy Corbyn's latest 'call to alms' video lacks authenticity Professor Wendy Savage's attempt to stage-manage controversial comments on abortion Is Philip Hammond's reputation damaged after his National Insurance U-turn? Brands boycott Google Happy listening, and let us know what you think by tweeting @PRbants using the hashtag #PRbants Music from Jukedeck - create your own at Jukedeck

Our eleventh installment of PR Bants covers these topics: Nicola Sturgeon steals the limelight by announcing plans to hold a second referendum Was Stormzy right to attack NME Magazine for 'exploiting' his mental health issues Why Jeremy Corbyn's latest 'call to alms' video lacks authenticity Professor Wendy Savage's attempt to stage-manage controversial comments on abortion Is Philip Hammond's reputation damaged after his National Insurance U-turn? Brands boycott Google Happy listening, and let us know what you think by tweeting @PRbants using the hashtag #PRbants Music from Jukedeck - create your own at Jukedeck

Jill and Nina take a look at the current issue of NME Magazine, with news from Top Gear, Simon Cowell and a healthy eating Meat Loaf.

Jill and Nina round up the top stories from the new issue of NME magazine. Do you know what 'to yellow-jacket' means?

Stuart and Nina chat about articles from the latest NME magazine (for 3rd June 2016).

Jill and Nina feature articles from the latest edition of NME magazine (for 27th May 2016).

Jill and Nina feature articles from the latest edition of NME magazine (for 20th May 2016).

Jill and Nina feature articles from the latest edition of NME magazine (for 6th May 2016).

Jill and Nina feature articles from the latest edition of NME magazine (for 29th April 2016).

Jill and Nina feature articles from the latest edition of NME magazine (for 22nd April 2016).

Jill and Nina feature articles from the latest edition of NME magazine (for 15th April 2016).

Jill and Stuart feature articles from the latest copy of NME Magazine (for 8th April 2016).

Jill and Nina feature articles from the latest edition of NME magazine (for 1st April 2016).

Jill and Stuart feature articles from the latest copy of NME Magazine (for 25th March 2016).

Jill and Nina feature articles from the latest edition of NME magazine (for 18th March 2016).

Stuart and Nina feature articles from the latest copy of NME magazine (for 11th March 2016).

Jill and Stuart feature articles from the latest copy of NME Magazine (for 4th March 2016).

Jill and Nina feature articles from the latest edition of NME magazine (for 26th February 2016).

Jill and Nina feature articles from the latest edition of NME magazine (for 19th February 2016).

Jill and Yvonne feature articles from the latest edition of NME magazine, chatting about Johnny Depp amongst others.

Jill and Nina feature articles from the latest edition of NME magazine, chatting about the Libertines, Red Hot Chilli Peppers and Joseph Fiennes.

Jill and Nina feature articles from the latest edition of NME magazine, chatting about Abba, David Bowie and Will Smith.

Jill and Nina feature articles from the latest edition of NME magazine, chatting about David Bowie, Adele and Zayn Malik.

Stuart and Nina feature articles from the latest copy of NME magazine (for 11th January 2016).

As a producer and a musician, he is noted for a dark, rich and layered sound and a whispering sprechgesang lyrical style. Culturally, Tricky bridges white and black England, particularly in his fusion of rock and hip hop, high art and pop culture. His debut album Maxinquaye was nominated for the Mercury Prize and voted Album of the Year by NME Magazine.