Podcasts about noise pop festival

At the moment New York, Nashville, and Los Angeles are the cities where music making happens. But San Francisco hopes to add itself to that list. To that end, last month, Mayor Daniel Lurie announced San Francisco Music Week — which coincides with the Noise Pop Festival and includes live performances, workshops, and talks from industry insiders about how to reinvigorate the local music scene. We'll talk to music makers and shakers about how the city can support live music and how the music scene could help revive the city's economy. Guests: Nastia Voynovskaya, editor and reporter, KQED Arts Jordan Kurland, co-owner and producer, Noise Pop Industries, which organizes the Noise Pop Festival; co-founder and partner, Brilliant Corner Artists Management Laline St. Juste, musician, producer and solo artist, sings with the band The Seshen; founder, 7000 Coils, the independent record label P-Lo Paolo Rodriguez, musician and producer, His latest album is "For the Soil" Tina Davis, president, Empire, an independent record label based in San Francisco

The ultimate inspiration to follow your passion and succeed is here. Listen today for an inspirational episode with David, a multi-talented entrepreneur with success across various industries, including finance, hospitality, arts, and fitness. His ability to thrive in diverse ventures makes him a true modern polymath. His curiosity and ambition drive him to balance multiple roles, from wealth management to restaurant ownership, artistic endeavors, and philanthropic work.In this episode, you'll discover:Overcoming depression to find a new way- less motivated- what to do?Attitude: want every employee to work there for the rest of their careerPursuing Passion ProjectsIs running a business or financial firm an artistic endeavor?Challenges with becoming a B CorpDavid Steele is the founder and CEO of One Wealth Advisors, an independent wealth management firm focused on simplifying clients' financial lives through comprehensive planning. A strategic visionary, David has built successful ventures across industries, including hospitality, arts, entertainment, and consumer products. As founder of Flour + Water Hospitality Group and managing partner of Great Gold Hospitality Group, he oversees renowned restaurant brands dedicated to culinary excellence and sustainability. An avid arts supporter, David also co-manages Noise Pop Industries, a music promoter behind the Noise Pop Festival, and serves on the board of Playground, a non-profit for playwrights. He is also a multimedia artist and playwright who blends creativity with business to drive meaningful impact.Support the showHave a question for the host or guest? Are you looking to become a guest or show partner? Email Danica at PodcastsByLanci@gmail.com to get connected.Music Credits: Copyright Free Music from Adventure by MusicbyAden.Show Partners:Coming Alive Podcast Production: www.comingalivepodcastproduction.comTampa Counseling and Wellness: www.tampacw.com

Listen in as we break down his unique path in entertainment; from how Dawson got started in his career to leading Noise Pop Festival to enhancing live performances for such incredible acts as Jack White, Dave Chappelle, Hasan Minhaj & more. This is an episode you won't want to miss!

Listen in as we break down his unique path in entertainment; from how Dawson got started in his career to leading Noise Pop Festival to enhancing live performances for such incredible acts as Jack White, Dave Chappelle, Hasan Minhaj & more. This is an episode you won't want to miss!

Listen in as we break down his unique path in entertainment; from how Dawson got started in his career to leading Noise Pop Festival to enhancing live performances for such incredible acts as Jack White, Dave Chappelle, Hasan Minhaj & more. This is an episode you won't want to miss!

Jordan Kurland is a founding partner in Brilliant Corners Artist Management. With offices in San Francisco, New York, and Seattle Brilliant Corners represents a diverse array of artists including Death Cab for Cutie, The Postal Service, Toro Y Moi, Best Coast, Soccer Mommy, Real Estate, New Pornographers, and Pup. Kurland is also a partner in Noise Pop Industries. Based in San Francisco, Noise Pop curates, produces, and promotes various events throughout the greater Bay Area including the Noise Pop Festival. He was one of the founding partners of the groundbreaking boutique outdoor music festivals, Treasure Island, which ran from 2007-2018. Kurland currently sits on the board of three San Francisco based non-profits: McSweeney's, Stern Grove Festival, and experimental art and performance space, The Lab. Previously he served on the boards of 826 National, Marin Headlands Center for the Arts, the Bay Area chapter of NARAS, and Revolutions Per Minute, an organization dedicated to connecting artists with social causes. Additionally, he spent five years on the board of directors for the Independent On-Line Distribution Alliance (IODA) which ended in a partial acquisition by Sony in 2009. Kurland is politically active. He was on the entertainment advisory committee for Barack Obama in 2012 and Hillary Clinton in 2016. Starting in 2004, he launched various election-based projects with the author, Dave Eggers. The most recent was a pair of digital compilations called Good Music to Avert the Collapse of American Democracy, Volumes 1 and 2. The two albums raised over $550,000 in 48 hours for voter's rights organizations, Fair Fight, Color of Change, and Voting Rights Lab. Other initiatives include the Future Dictionary of America (2004), the website 90 Days, 90 Reasons (2012), and 30 Days, 30 Songs (2016). Lastly, Kurland is an investor in San Francisco restaurants Central Kitchen, Salumeria, and Wise Son's Deli as well as the celebrated bar, Trick Dog. Join the Academy: https://www.patreon.com/makingitacademy Where do you hang out on Social Media? Find us here... Website: http://www.makingitwithchrisg.com/ Instagram: http://bit.ly/2pzCKvX Twitter: http://bit.ly/2QahgBl  

Music Biz 101 & More is the only radio show in America that focuses on the business side of the music & entertainment worlds. Hosted by William Paterson University's Dr. Stephen Marcone & Professor David Philp, the show airs live each Wednesday at 8pm on WPSC-FM, Brave New Radio. In this episode, Jordan Kurland, Death Cab For Cutie manager and Founding Partner at Brilliant Corners Artist Management, talks about the Noise Pop Festival, which he helps run, managing artists in the semi-indie space, and much more. Enjoy the talk, listener tweets, and see what you can get out of this. Like what you hear? Tweet us anytime: twitter.com/MusicBiz101WP Engage and Adore us on The Facebook, The Twitter & Instagram: www.facebook.com/MusicBiz101wp twitter.com/MusicBiz101WP instagram.com/musicbiz101wp/

Back in 1993, Noise Pop Festival got started with the promise of "Five Bands For Five Bucks!" at The Kennel Club on Divisadero St. Now, 26 years later, over 150 artists grace the finest venues in San Francisco, Oakland and more, for the week-long affair. We crossed the city a couple of times to catch up with Anemone and Baths ahead of their NP Festival shows and then re-grouped with Noise Pop talent buyers James Lopez and Niki Bodemann, to talk about our favorite moments of the festival. Press play and follow along to a musical journey through 2019's Noise Pop Festival! Episode playlist: 1. Anemone - “Memory Lane” 2. Baths - “Clarence Difference” 3. Caroline Rose - “Soul No. 5” 4. Princess Nokia - “Tomboy” 5. Tourist - "Hearts”

It’s February and with Noise Pop Festival and SXSW on the horizon, we have a sneaking suspicion you’re pining for the best new releases that’ll feed your senses well into the year. This is why we’re here and the Noise Pop Podcast team raises you a world premiere from SF’s own Mikos Da Gawd from his debut album, ‘Hell Yeah Brother,’out March 4 on Text Me Records. You’ll hear Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah’s resurgent jazz sound; tribal-drum laden with warbles of brass and deliberate vocals from Saul Williams as well as the choice coupling of trenchantly lovelorn singer-songwriters Julia Jacklin and Faye Webster. We won’t steal production trio Planet Giza’s shine—but their latest track glows. Plus Helado Negro’s quietly ambrosial grooves and Mahawam’s mercurial electro hip-hop round out an exciting February slate. Press play.

Please vote for Trey Coastal to perform in the Noise Pop Festival 2018. You can vote every 24 hours until February 5th. http://dothebay.com/p/play-noise-pop-festival-2018-contest Osagie The Great is a singer/ emcee / comedian from Richmond, CA. https://osagiethegreat.com/ https://soundcloud.com/osagiethegreat Twitter & IG: @OsagieTheGreat

LIVE from Swedish American Hall, March's Noisemakers episode was recorded in front of a live audience as part of Noise Pop Festival's 25th Anniversary. Episode features interviews and performances with Diet Cig, Rayana Jay and Andrew St. James. 

We've filled this month's Noisemakers to the brim with tracks from some of our favorite up-and-comers like Gabriel Garzón-Montano and Priests, new songs from Future Islands and Grammy winner Terrace Martin, plus our must-play picks from this year's Noise Pop Festival line-up.   Track List:   MJ Lallo - "Before Brazil" (under Live 105 ad) Baio - "Endless Rhythm" (Noise Pop Podcast theme song) Gabriel Garzón-Montano - "Sour Mango" Gabriel Garzón-Montano - "6, 8" (sample) Drake - "Jungle" (sample) Priests - "Nothing Feels Natural" Ty Segall - "Orange Color Queen" Japanese Breakfast- "Rugged Country" Vince Staples - "Bag Bak" Future Islands - "Ran" Kendrick Lamar - "Complexion" (sample) Terrace Martin - "Curly Martin" (feat. Robert Glasper, Thundercat & Ronald Bruner Jr.)  

Noise Pop Festival took over San Francisco's best clubs and concert halls for a week and a half this past February. While we navigated from The Independent to The Warfield, from the Rickshaw to Swedish American Hall and then some, we made some stops along the way to bring you interviews with some promising up and comers at the fest in Day Wave, HEARTWATCH and Hazel and English and a Noise Pop festival veteran in former Walkmen frontman Hamilton Leithauser. Listen in as we explore how Noise Pop Fest continues to play a role for in the careers of artists, before, during and after their rise up the ranks.    Songs featured:   - HEARTWATCH - "Bored At Best"   - HEARTWATCH - "Faultlines"   - Day Wave - "Drag"   - Hazel English - "Never Going Home"   - Day Wave - "Stuck"   - Hazel English - "Fix"   - Hazel English" - "It's Not Real"   - The Walkmen - "The Rat"   - Hamilton Leithauser - "11 O'Clock Friday Night"   - Hamilton Leithauser - "Alexandra"   - Baio - "Endless Rhythm" (NP Podcast theme song)   Link to upcoming Day Wave World tour dates

What's up listeners! Another good one today. This episode is with Jacob Summers a.k.a. Avid Dancer before his recent solo appearance at Noise Pop Festival in San Francisco. Really enjoyed being able to speak with Jacob and I really enjoy his music. His debut album '1st Bath' is going to be available this coming Tuesday (April 14th) so be sure to pick that up, really excited for this record!Please be sure to share this episode if you enjoyed it and subscribe to our podcast if you want more episodes like this one.

What's up listeners! We have a good one today. This episode is with John (left) and Liam (right) of The Family Crest from their recent appearance at Noise Pop Festival in San Francisco. As you'll probably figure out, I enjoyed talking to these guys and had a lot of fun. Please be sure to share this episode if you enjoyed it and subscribe to our podcast if you want more episodes like this one.

The Noise Pop Festival is celebrating its 23rd anniversary this February. The festival takes place in music venues and theaters all over the Bay Area with the best independent music, art and films. On this episode the Noise Pop Podcast team, sheds their objectivity and shares their favorite songs from their favorite artists on the lineup. Enjoy a taste of this massive lineup and get started on planning your week. For more information check out: http://noisepop.com/2015/ Track Listing: ”Under The Milky Way” - The Church, Starfish ”Chinese New Year” - SALES, SALES EP ”Verona” - Geographer, Animal Shapes ”How Good Does It Feel“ - Empires, Orphan ”Moves” - The New Pornographers, Together ”Repeat Pleasure” - How To Dress Well, What Is This Heart?” ”Back Baby” - Jessica Pratt, On Your Own Again ”Nowhere To Go” - Tony Molina, Dissed and Dismissed ”Waswasa” - Six Organs of Admittance, Ascent ”Girls” - Slow Magic, Single ”Nausea” - Craft Spells, Nausea

In just a few weeks, San Francisco will be inundated with great shows, night after night, in almost every venue around the city for six days straight. That's right, the Noise Pop Festival is back, and to get you excited (or help you narrow down with shows to see), we're playing tracks from some of the artists we're most excited for. The festival takes place all over the city, Feb 25-March 2. Tickets are still available (but going fast) at noisepop.com Track list: 1. "Avant Gardener" -- Courtney Barnett, The Double EP: A Sea of Split Peas 2. "Time to Run" -- Lord Huron, Lonesome Dreams 3. "Swerve...The Reaping of All That Is Worthwhile (Noir Not Withstanding)" -- Shabazz Palazes, Black Up 4. "Where's the Indifference Now" -- Mark Mulcahy, Dear Mark J. Mulcahy, I Love You 5. "Feelin" -- DJ Rashad, Double Cup 6. "Green Aisles" -- Real Estate, Atlas 7. "Black Boots" -- Cold Cave, Sunflower 8. "Searching Through the Past" -- Bleached, Single 9. "Childhood's End" -- Majical Clouds, Impersonator 10. "Do What You Will" -- Papercuts, Fading Parade

The end of February is a very exciting time for us at the Noise Pop Podcast. For one, it means the Noise Pop Festival and the beginning of the festival season are here. It also means that by now we have a pretty good idea of what new records will be making their way to our playlists throughout the year. This episode we'll be discussing our most anticipated releases of 2013, from Phoenix to Missy Elliot. What are the records your most looking forward to this year? Let us know in the comments below or call us at (585) 4NOISE5/(585) 466-4735 and leave a message. Tracklist: 1. "Bones" -- MS MR, Second Hand Rapture2. "All The Time" -- The Strokes, Comedown Machine3. "In The City" -- Caveman, Caveman4. "9th Inning" -- Missy Elliot, Block Party5. "Started From The Bottom" (D33J Remix) -- Drake, Nothing Was The Same6. "Where Are We Now" -- David Bowie, The Next Day7. "Your Drums, Your Love" -- AlunaGeorge, Body Music 8. "Mute" -- Youth Lagoon, Wondrous Bughouse9. "Entertainment" -- Phoenix, Bankrupt10. "Full of Fire" -- The Knife, Shaking The Habitual

Well, we're two weeks into the new year, which is pretty much enough time to predict a few things: which resolutions will stick (none), and which ones won't (all), and what the new year may bring for new music. So while we may be slipping into old habits, at least we have some great music to look forward to. Also speaking of looking forward to things, stay tuned for our next episode, where we'll be playing tracks from this year's Noise Pop Festival artists. Tracklist: 1. “200 Words” – Fol Chen, The False Alarms 2. “Coalition” – IceAge, You're Nothing3. “Everything is Embarrassing” – Sky Ferreira, Ghost EP4. “Anxiety's Door” – Merchandise, Totale Nite EP 5. “Someday Our Love Will Sell Us Out” – Camper Van Beethoven, La Costa Perdida 6. “Swim and Sleep (Like a Shark)” – Unknown Mortal Orchestra, II7. “Honey” – Torres, Torres8. “Kids Get Away” – Jamaican Queens, Wormfood9. “2099” – Dent May, single10. “Pink Matter” feat. Andre 300 & Big Boi – Frank Ocean, single  

On February 22-26, the Noise Pop Festival will celebrate its 20th birthday. This week the Noise Pop Podcast team previews the indie goodness to come with some of their favorite tracks from the 2012 lineup. Head over to Noisepop.com/2012 for the full lineup.If you'd like to be featured on the podcast next month, leave a voicemail with your favorite track of the year (and why) for our "Best Track of the Year" episode. The number to call is (585) 4NOISE5/(585) 466-4735 Tracklist: 1. "Budos Rising" -- Budos Band, The Budos Band II2. "Oblivion" -- Grimes, Visions3. "Lawn Knives" -- Born Gold, Bodysongs4. "Burn Out Eyes" -- oOoOO, oOoOO EP5. "The Recluse" -- Cursive    , The Ugly Organ6. "Beachy Head" -- Veronica Falls, Veronica Falls7. "Think of You" -- Bleached, Carter single8. "Pink LIght" -- Laura Veirs, Saltbreakers9. "Web in Front" -- Archers of Loaf, Icky Mettle10. "Swim" -- Surfer Blood, Astro Coast11. "Enter the Ninja" -- Die Antwoord, $O$    12. "Rented Room" -- Craig Finn, Clear Heart Full Eyes    13. "Yoo Hoo" -- Imperial Teen, What is Not to Love

The first installment of the 2011 Noise Pop Festival has been announced and we very excited about all of the artists. On this podcast episode we listen to 9 bands who will be playing Noise Pop this year. There are indie rock behemoths like Yo La Tengo and up-and-coming bands like Dominant Legs. As usual, Jesse Fox returns, this time to discuss his favorite artist of al time, Ted Leo, who is also playing Noise Pop. Track list is below:1. Yo La Tengo - Autumn Sweater, I Can Hear the Heart Beating as One 2. Dominant Legs - Clawing Out at the Walls, Young at Life and Love EP 3. How to Dress Well - Ready for the World, Love Remains 4. Ted Leo & The Pharmacists - Bottled up in Cork, Brutalist Brick 5. Best Coast - Boyfriend, Crazy For You 6. Wavves - King of the Beach, King of the Beach 7. The Stone Foxes - Black Rolling Thunder, The Stone Foxes 8. Telekinesis - Car Crash, 12 Desperate Straight Lines 9. The Concretes - Good Evening, WYWH  

This special expanded edition of the Noise Pop New Music Podcast takes you through each day of music from the 2009 Noise Pop Festival, that happened February 24th through March 1st, all around the city of San Francisco. In this episode we'll hear music from Antony And The Johnsons, The Submarines, Goblin Cock, Themselves, as well as countless others that played the festival. Playlist: Antony and the Johnsons- Epilepsy Is Dancing- The Crying Light-Secretly Canadian Lilofee- Lock And Key- The Only Years French Kicks- Trouble (lyndsay buckingham cover)- Covers EP- iTunes Exclusive El Olio Wolof- The Fire Breathing Dragon Sleepy Sun- New Age-Embrace- Sol Diamond Records Sean Smith- Topinambour- Eternal- Gnome Life Records Goblin Cock- We Got A Bleeder- Come With Me If You Want To Live- Robcore Records Karina Denike- Polkadots- Digital Single The Submarines- You Me and The Bourgeoisie- Honeysuckle Weeks- Nettwerk Records Rafter- Salt- Sweaty Magic- Asthmatic Kitty Records Ra Ra Riot-Dying Is Fine- The Rhumb Line- Barzuk Records Odawas - Harmless Lover's Discourse-The Blue Depths- Jagjaguar Records Themselves- Take To The King- - Anticon Records The Matches- Yankee In The Chip Shop- A Band In Hope- Epitaph Records Mark Eitzel- Sleeping Beauty- Candy Ass (2005)- The Drums- Oh Catamaran- www.myspace.com/thedrumthedrums

The February 2008 edition of the Noise Pop New Music Podcast exclusively features songs by artists performing at the 2008 Noise Pop Festival in San Francisco from February 26th through March 2nd including The Mountain Goats, Helio Sequence, The Gutter Twins, She & Him, Mika Miko, and more!

The January 2008 edition of the Noise Pop New Music Podcast features 10 tracks of new independent and underground music. With The 2008 Noise Pop Festival just around the corner, we continue to feature tracks from artists playing the fest including Blitzen Trapper, Panther, Tilly And The Wall, and Holy F*ck. We also have new tracks from Dengue Fever, Drag The River, Solar Powered People and more!

The December 2007 edition of the Noise Pop New Music Podcast features 10 tracks of new independent and underground music. We've begun to feature some tracks from artists playing the 2008 Noise Pop Festival including Magnetic Fields and Cursive. We also have new tracks from Oakland's Why?, San Francisco's Minipop, Los Angeles' Great Northern, Olympia's Tender Forever and more!