Podcasts about nzca lines

Last year while at SXSW, Liz Nistico — aka Revenge Wife — had a melodic dream that she translated into a song with collaborator NZCA Lines. The result is “Myth of a Salesman,” inspired by the Daft Punk song “Something About Us.”  Their new track takes place in Los Angeles and speaks about love, change, and being alright in the present moment — with the added bonus of a lovely flute solo by an artist we play, but have been sworn to secrecy to reveal (if we told you, well, we'd have to kill you). 

Entre deux festivals, on reprend place encore pour quelques temps dans notre studio de la Villette mais de quoi va-t-on parler ? D'un festival, bien sûr ! Et même d'un festival qui tourne dans toute l'Europe, vous l'aurez compris, aujourd'hui c'est d'Europavox dont il va être question. Du 28 au 30 juin, on se retrouve sur la place du 1er mai à Clermont-Ferrand avec l'Impératrice, Phoenix, Eddy de Pretto, Olivia Ruiz, et surtout des groupes des 4 coins du continent choisis avec passion par les infatigables François Audigier, Perrine Delteil et François Missonnier. Ce dernier viendra tout à l'heure dans cette émission et vous donne rendez-vous ce samedi sur le Parvis de l'Hôtel de Ville à Paris pour la traditionnelle Fête de l'Europe. On y reviendra. Dans cette émission aussi, la revue de presse musicale d'Angèle Chatelier, ça part en fav' avec Jean Fromageau et un rapide tour d'horizon des nouveautés avec le collectif 15 15, Yannis Philippakis de Foals qui donne dans l'afrobeat, Overmono qui revisite un classique du hip hop britannique et tout de suite deux grandes voix de la nouvelle génération : Mathilde Fernandez, la voix lyrique d'Ascendant Vierge. Intentionnel, premier titre avant l'EP cet été, a été produit par Michael Lovett collaborateur de Metronomy et artiste solo sous le nom de NZCA Lines, et confirme ce qu'on savait déjà après l'aventure Minuit : la relève est assurée !

Edición Limitada - 11 de Setiembre del 2023. Selección, producción, realización y conducción: Francisco J. Brenes. Presentando música de Vince Clarke, Mick Harvey y Amanda Acevedo, Lilts, Nation of Language, Tricky con Lucia, Kristin Hersh, Devendra Banhart, Metric, Faith Healer, EXEK, Marika Hackman, Melenas, Ms Mr, Deeper, Provoker, Jesus Jones, The Soup Dragons, Maud Anyways, Bandit, The Gaslight Anthem, Taleen Kali, A.A. Williams, Sparklehorse, Medicine, My Bloody Valentine, Iggy Pop, Nzca Lines, Munya, Chvrches, Romy, Sally Shapiro, Echoberyl, Architrave, Katerina, Real Lies, Breeze, Saccades & The KVB, Christine and the Queens, Das Koolies, The Chemical Brothers, Sparkle Division, Cumgirl8, Owls y Aphex Twin.

“Smash that reset button on life's big Game Cube.” In this episode Luke and Kevin catch up after a couple of weeks off, Kevin goes on the lam and takes a Taylor Swift detox. They discuss the desire to change the past, game console reset button designs and butterfly effects. All this while playing an amazing lineup of new songs from incredible artists. Songs Played In This Episode: NZCA Lines - Push Reset from Universal Heartbreak out September 22nd via Memphis Industries Palehound - Independence Day from Eye On The Bat out now on Polyvinyl The Clientele - Blue over Blue from I Am Not There Anymore out now via Merge Sorry - Screaming In The Rain Again out now on Domino Being Dead - Daydream from When Horses Would Run out now from Bayonet Records Hurry - Beggin' For You from Don't Look Back out August 11th on Lame-O-Records Photo Credits: NZCA Lines by Cynthia Villamil Palehound by Tonje Thilesen The Clientele by Andy Willsher Sorry by Iris Luz Being Dead by Jade Hammer Hurry by Emily Burtner Presented by Planet Ant Podcasts (planetant.com) and Offshelf (offshelf.net).

Edición Limitada - 10 de Julio del 2023. Selección, producción, realización y conducción: Francisco J. Brenes. Presentando música de Christine & The Queens, PJ Harvey, Peter Gabriel, Nick Cave & Debbie Harry, Blonde Redhead, Daneshevskaya, The Coral, Glazyhaze, Blur, Bush Tetras, Dexys, Girls Under Glass, Kristin Hersh, Liz Phair, Louise Post, Speedy Ortiz, Smoking Popes featuring Sincere Engineer, Be Your Own Pet, Sincere Engineer, Cindy Lauper, Silversun Pickups, Lisasinson, Night Drive, MØAA, NZCA LINES, Nation of Language, Kid Moxie, Depeche Mode, SebastiAn con London Grammar, Everything But The Girl, Dot Allison, Sun's Signature, Annie Hart, Art School Girlfriend, Glasser, Munya, Metric, Will Butler + Sister Squares, The Chemical Brothers featuring Halo Maud, Wham!, Das Koolies, ††† (Crosses), Minuit Machine, Ellen Allien & Ash Code, Andi + Machino, Frontline Assembly y Hocico.

The fifth episode of Composing Myself sees Wise Music CEO Dave Holley and Creative Director Gill Graham convene with French-British composer Josephine Stephenson for an illuminating and insightful meander through the fertile meadowlands of conversation. Topics covered include;- a formative introduction to the works of Mahler (“powerful music for a tiny child”)- how you really know when something is finished- collaborations with Damon Albarn, Arctic Monkeys and Radiohead- redressing the balance in COVIDAs ever, this is a chat full of interesting and thought-provoking insight into the creative process and nuance of the life of a professional composer. Not to be missed!----------Josephine Stephenson is a composer, arranger and performer working across contemporary classical and indie music. "A bewitching combination of dissonance and sweet-toned cantabile" (Bachtrack), Josephine's music has been commissioned by insitutions such as the BBC, Radio France, Wigmore Hall, Kings Place, Nonclassical and Spitalfields Music, and broadcast on France Musique and BBC Radio 3. She has written for acclaimed performers including the London Sinfonietta, Aurora Orchestra, s t a r g a z e, Miroirs Étendus, Explore Ensemble, The Hermes Experiment, Tenebrae, the Maîtrise de Radio France, tenor Allan Clayton, gambist Liam Byrne and guitarist Laura Snowden.Interested in harmony, sonority and dynamic immediacy in her music, she has collaborated with theatre companies La Raffinerie, L'Éventuel Hérisson Bleu and FellSwoop Theatre and filmmakers Julia Hart and Scott Vickers. She also regularly works as an arranger for songwriters and bands, which have included Damon Albarn, Daughter, Lisa Hannigan, Benjamin Biolay, NZCA LINES, James Righton, Ana Silvera, Evergreen and others.She studied composition with Giles Swayne while an undergraduate at Clare College Cambridge, before completing a Masters in Composition at the Royal College of Music under Kenneth Hesketh, graduating with Distinction. She was a Britten-Pears Young Artist in 2015-16 and a London Sinfonietta 'Writing the Future' composer for 2017-19.In 2021-23 she is composer in residence at the Opéra Grand Avignon.https://josephinestephenson.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Media Monarchy plays NZCA Lines, Cold Cave, Extra Terra and more on #PumpUpThaVolume for May 11, 2021. ♬

Lost And Sound, is about meeting music people with real vision and together we delve into the culture that inspires them. I spoke with NZCA Lines, aka Micheal Lovett, whose neon-hued disco pop has charmed me since the middle of the last decade. He’s also played with Metronomy and Christine And The Queens and is currently living in New York. We had a really loose and easy chat about living in a new country, vulnerability, sandwiches, Beck’s Midnight Vultures, about having to show up for creativity to happen and the creative benefits of setting limitations. Enjoy!NZCA Lines on BandcampTitle music by ESO

Hello, and welcome to another edition of Adventures In New Music! Boy are we glad to see the back of the unlucky 13th episode and slide straight into this banging episode which features the following albums:Sex, Death & the Infinite Void by Creeper (Andy's pick)Creeper have got back together after breaking up (supposedly) in 2018 to record this latest album and it's a really old mixed bag of genres and influences. Goth, punk, pop, rock, 60's, cheese, it's all there and there is much to enjoy on this album. Chris describes this as close to a guilty pleasure as he'll go, do you agree?Pure Luxury by NZCA LINES (Chris's pick)NZCA LINES is the synth pop project of Michael Lovett. Lovett has written and produced this banger of a disco pop masterpiece, as well as being part of Metronomy's live band, and playing on Christine and the Queens debut album. Busy lad. Bang this album on, ideally on headphones, and be prepared to have a good boogie to this one. 2020 Summer album for sure!Don't forget to check out our playlist to see which of Creeper and NZCA LINES tunes we've added. Playlist available on the website or search Adventures In New Music on Spotify or Apple Music.Links to our featured bands:Annabelle - Creeper (official video)Cyanide - Creeper (official video)Pure Luxury - NZCA LINES (official video)NZCA LINES listening party live (do make sure you check out from 15 mins to hear this superb version of Pure Luxury)Other bits and bobs worth mentioning:The famous Ash hidden track (not for the faint hearted...)Ava Adore video by the Smashing PumpkinsFontaines DC latest album A Hero's Death is out now. Strong album number two, two albums in two years from this lot. Impressive. Bon Iver's new song AVATC can be checked out here. Can you spot Bruce?Have a read of the story behind when Paul McCartney played celery on a Super Furry Animals record (not a carrot as Chris thought, but what's a carrot between friends...)Biffy have a new album! Well worth a listen! It's Biffy Clyro so you know what you're going to get, and it's solid, classic Biffy.Get it touch with us via the website or at adventuresinnewmusic@gmail.com and friend us up on the socials:InstagramFacebookAnd hit that subscribe button so we pop in your podcast inbox every Friday at 9am.Next Week...Next weeks featured albums are Paysage d'Hiver by Im Wald and Inlet by Hum so get hold of those from wherever you get your musical needs and join us next week for another adventure. ...and don't forget...NEVER peak behind a magicians cloak.

Actualidad: Ermal Meta, NZCA LINES, Floridablanca, Isaac Dunbar, Lois, Kate NV, Winona Oak, Sevdaliza, Arca, Pet Shop Boys, etc... Álbum Destacado: "Domesticated" de Sébastien Tellier Bonus Track: Jarabe de Palo ¡Síguenos en Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/HospitalNeptunoR/

La banda argento-brasileña publica una nueva canción que puedes descubrir en esta nueva edición de Siglo21. Además, la nueva música de Javiera Mena remezclada por Fernanda Arrau, de Iusef, Nzca Lines o Fifi Rong. En Contenedores de Arte nos preguntamos por el futuro del modelo del cine con Fernando Victoria de Lecea de la Asociación de Profesionales de Producción Audiovisual y Jaume Ripoll de Filmin. Al final del programa Stephen Merritt de The Magnetic Fields presenta las canciones de su álbum Quickies. Escuchar audio

Tienen preparado nuevo disco para otoño y hoy en Siglo 21 escuchas 'Swarm', un nuevo adelanto. Además, la música nueva de King Britt, Nacho Vegas, Erasure, Dellafuente, Nzca Lines y mucho más. En Click Bait te ofrecemos una guía para desarrollar apps y al final del programa Mala Rodríguez te presenta una última canción de su álbum "Mala". Escuchar audio

On this weeks special we kick off the weekend with some ace new music, including a summer bop from Kim Petras, Euro-Pop from The Lovers of Valdaro and Electro from Joe Goddard & NZCA Lines. Enjoy!

Michael Lovett is a musician who records under the title NZCA/LINES and also plays in the band Metronomy. He is from England and is currently based out of New York City, temporarily residing in Pittsburgh, PA. Michael speak to how the quarantine has changed how he plans releasing his music and also how some things haven't changed.

Adam Henry is an artist born in Colorado and grew up in New Mexico. He received his BFA from the University of New Mexico in 1997 and an MFA from Yale in 2001. He has shown his work internationally in venues such as 247365 in NYC, Present Company in Brooklyn, Lucien Terras in NY, Meessen De Clercq in Brussels, the Hole Gallery in New York amongst many others. His work has been covered in ArtNews, Harper’s Bazaar, ArtForum, the New York Times, the Village Voice and many others. He attended the Skowhegan School of Painting & Sculpture and the LMCC Residency at the World Trade Center. He has a current show at ParisLondonHongKong Gallery in Chicago called ‘As Fiction’ which runs until October 28th. I stopped by Adam’s Williasburg studio, not far from my own apartment to talk about Catholic school, being in school when painting wasn’t the thing, old bands like Braniac, day jobs and much more. Sound & Vision is produced, recorded and facilitated by Brian Alfred. The introduction was recorded by Michael Lovett of the band NZCA Lines. You can also catch him performing in the band Metronomy. The intro/outro music is by Shawn Seymour from the band Lullatone. Please subscribe, rate and review Sound & Vision on iTunes. You can find studio snapshots and additional information at soundandvisionpodcast.com. You can find more information about my own paintings and animations at paintchanger.com. Thanks for listening and supporting this podcast and thanks to all the artists who share their stories with me.

Catherine Haggarty is an artist and curator based in Brooklyn, New York. She received her M.F.A Rutgers University in 2011 and is currently the co-director of Ortega y Gasset an artist run space in Gowanus, Brooklyn. Catherine is the recipient of the ESKFF Emerging Artist Grant and Residency, the DNA Gallery Residency, a Vermont Studio Center Residency and most recently, The Look e Listen Residency in Marsielle France (2017). Her work has been reviewed in Hyperallergic and Two Coats of Paint and exhibited at, LeftField Slo (CA), The Provincial (MI), Bridget Mayer Gallery (PA), Art on Paper Fair (Armory Week), Geoffrey Young Gallery (MA), Design Sublime (FLA) Proto Gallery (NJ) and Ortega y Gasset Projects (NYC) Her curatorial work and writing includes Curating Contemporary, The Curator, Ortega y Gasset Projects, White Box and Proto Gallery. Teaching experience includes but is not limited to Rutgers University, Abrons Art Center, Studio in a School, Princeton Day School, Philadelphia Mural Arts and One River School of Art and Design. Brian went to Catherine’s Gowanus studio to talk about her days growing up in NJ, her move to NYC, co-running an artist run gallery and what she is working on in her paintings. Sound & Vision is recorded, organized, produced, edited and assembled by Brian Alfred. The introduction and accompanying music is provided by Michael Lovett. You can check out his music via his project NZCA Lines or catch him as a long time contributer to the band Metronomy. All other music is provided by a long time collaboraor of Brian’s, Shawn Seymour and his project entitled Lullatone. Please take a moment to subscribe to the podcast on iTunes and leave a review and a rating as well. You can check out more studio visit images at SoundandVisionpodcast.com. You can find out more about my work at paintchanger.com. I currently have a show at Maho Kubota Gallery in Tokyo and have an upcoming solo show at my New York CIty representing gallery Ameringer McEnery Yohe Gallery. Thanks so much for listening and supporting this podcast which tries to share the lives of creative people through thier most casual voice.

A special Christmas podcast! Brian met up with Michael in Brooklyn just a few days before Christmas to discuss his band NZCA Lines, his time touring with Metronomy, his adventures into film and video, growing up in a musical household and much more. Michael is the intro voice to the Sound & Vision podcast and this is a special one.

We're off down the summercamp indie disco, looking back on some of our favourite tracks of the year so far, including a double dose of local heroes Seabed - catch them quick before they go stellar... Featuring:- Teleman; Seabed; John Grant; Pet Shop Boys; Cassius feat Cat Power; Miri; Riton; Fat White Family; Ghosts Of The Social Network; Nzca Lines; Tame Impala; The War On Drugs

On this week's show we go to the biggest summer festivals and chat to some of the acts, Jodie Abacus & Zak Able from Love Box, Submotion Orchestra at Citadel. Ghostpoet, Teleman and NZCA line at Standon Calling, Chase and Status during Wireless Festival.

This week we're joined by our great friend, Great Escape Festival partner in crime and all round good guy Jake to hear about his brilliantly eclectic music taste. The drinks are flowing as freely as the laughs as we hear tracks from the likes of Jurassic 5, NZCA Lines and Joy Division.  As Drake would say, if you're reading this it's too late. We already love you for taking an interest in our podcast. The biggest of thank you's to every single one of you. We do not claim ownership of any of the music played in this episode. Our theme tune is Ice Cold by Audionautix and is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Artist: http://audionautix.com/  

The Great Escape 2016 may be over, but Tracks still here! Before heading to bed for at least a week to recover, today we took a look back the third and final day of the festival which saw highlights from the likes of NZCA Lines, The Big Moon and Loyle Carner. We also stage the inaugural 'Tracks Awards', as we're obviously the most knowledgable people to host such a thing. Listen to find out who took the gongs in categories such as Best Set, Best Song and Best Venue at The Great Escape 2016. As always, we do not claim ownership of any of the music played in this episode.  

It's the final day of The Great Escape 2016, but before we all head back to normality there's still time for another bumper episode of Tracks. Today we look back on an excellent day two in which we were lucky enough to grab the Atlas Wynd lads for a quick chat after their standout set at The North Laine. They were great, and we loved having them on the show. We also briefly preview the final day's line up, with shoutouts for Tracks favourites The Big Moon and Loyle Carner as well as the likes of Carl Barât and The Jackals, The Joy Formidable and NZCA Lines. As always, we do not claim ownership of any of the music played in this episode.  

Transgender witch and hair curator Noel Fielding speaks to Huw Joseph about his new live DVD and tour, Michael from NZCA Lines drops a line to Joey Page, Chris Jericho speaks to Jamie Stangroom about Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Justin Lee Collins and Sam discuss Buzz Lightpubes and The Hip Hop Show's Open Mic competition features Chui Dat and Lunar C.

Transgender witch and hair curator Noel Fielding speaks to Huw Joseph about his new live DVD and tour, Michael from NZCA Lines drops a line to Joey Page, Chris Jericho speaks to Jamie Stangroom about Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Justin Lee Collins and Sam discuss Buzz Lightpubes and The Hip Hop Show's Open Mic competition features Chui Dat and Lunar C.

CORRIENTES CIRCULARES 7×17 con INDIECACIONES que esta vez nos hablarán de Your Friend, Nzca Lines, Ty Segall y Breakbot, charlamos con el fotógrafo RAFA ARIÑO de su proyecto GIRANDO CON..., la GUERRA DE FESTIVALES, hablaremos de Love of Lesbian, León Benavente, Los Últimos Bañistas, Parade, Clean Bandit, Grimes, La Habitación Roja, Alabama Shakes, Los Planetas, Neuman, Miss Caffeina, Full, PJ Harvey, Primal Scream, WAS y mucho más!!!

CORRIENTES CIRCULARES 7×17 con INDIECACIONES que esta vez nos hablarán de Your Friend, Nzca Lines, Ty Segall y Breakbot, charlamos con el fotógrafo RAFA ARIÑO de su proyecto GIRANDO CON..., la GUERRA DE FESTIVALES, hablaremos de Love of Lesbian, León Benavente, Los Últimos Bañistas, Parade, Clean Bandit, Grimes, La Habitación Roja, Alabama Shakes, Los Planetas, Neuman, Miss Caffeina, Full, PJ Harvey, Primal Scream, WAS y mucho más!!!

CORRIENTES CIRCULARES 7×17 con INDIECACIONES que esta vez nos hablarán de Your Friend, Nzca Lines, Ty Segall y Breakbot, charlamos con el fotógrafo RAFA ARIÑO de su proyecto GIRANDO CON..., la GUERRA DE FESTIVALES, hablaremos de Love of Lesbian, León Benavente, Los Últimos Bañistas, Parade, Clean Bandit, Grimes, La Habitación Roja, Alabama Shakes, Los Planetas, Neuman, Miss Caffeina, Full, PJ Harvey, Primal Scream, WAS y mucho más!!!