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What's Good, Good People! I trust you had a great long weekend. Hopefully you got a chance to connect with family/friends or just relax. I just picked up some records that are essential for your next cookout that you need to cop and stream today. I welcome you to stimulate your audio palette, discover some new music, and enjoy the good vibes. :37 Put the ribs in the smoker, grab a cold beverage, and just lamp to the sounds of Orgone. The eight piece collective put out a dope album called Moonshadows and I've got one of the singles on deck for your listening pleasure. Cop it and stream it today: https://www.orgonespace.com/ 6:00 Monophonics consistently drops dope music. Their catalog is a kaleidoscope of lush sounds and their latest release, the instrumental version of their critically acclaimed album It's Only Us, is bananas. Take a listen to their single “Chances” then cop the album here: https://monophonics.bandcamp.com/album/its-only-us-instrumentals 10:10 Today's Buy or Slide record comes from L.A. Soul band The Rugged Nuggets. They're set to release their album Odds & Ends soon and I have one of the singles on deck for us to review. So is it worth picking up? Take a listen for yourself, then let me know down in the comments. Pick it up here: https://theruggednuggets.bandcamp.com/album/odds-ends Drop your thoughts on the music down in the comments. Submissions: You can send me some music to review by dropping music links down in the comments or Go to iamtheonemangang.com/submissions While you're there, you can get exclusive content, behind the scenes footage, and some cool merch. Follow me on social media to discover more dope music: @iamthe1mangang Thanks for your continued support! -1MG

1.  Kevin Morby - I Have Been to the Mountain  2.  Best Coast - Boyfriend - 10th Anniversary Edition  3.  Capitol - Always Saying Nothing  4.  JDM Global - Tide  5.  Greta Morgan - When the Sun Comes Up  6. Anika - Change  7.  Faye Webster - A Dream With a Baseball Player  8.  Alice Phoebe Lou - Lovesick  9.  Meat Wave - Tugboat  10.  The City Gates - Le Silence  11.  L'objectif - Do It Again  12.  Absolutely Free - How to Paint Clouds  13.  Ghost Woman - Dead and Gone  14.  Drug Church - Head-Off  15.  King Shelter - CONCRETE!  16.  Margot - Fame  17.  Sam Himself - Nothing Like the Night  18.  SAULT - 9  19.  Monophonics - It's Only Us  20.  Thee Sacred Souls - Will I See You Again?  21.  Silver Firs - Versions of You  22.  Beach Fossils - L.I.N.E.  23.  Unknown Mortal Orchestra - Weekend Run  24.  Molly Payton - Honey  25.  Gruff Rhys - Everlasting Joy  26.  JOMORO - Mirror 

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Hidden Technology by Lockbox on Spiritual Malware (Primordial Void) 1′53″ Spirit Of '94 by GF Anon on Graceful Issue #2 - Single (GF Brand Recordings, LLC) 4′30″ I Know You See Me (feat. J Hoard & Melanie Charles) by Kassa Overall on I Think I'm Good (Brownswood Recordings) 7′50″ Her by Theodor Black on Her - Single (DOLO) 10′15″ Goin Thru It (feat. Stas THEE Boss) by Tay Sean on Goin Thru It (feat. Stas THEE Boss) - Single (HomeSkillet Records) 13′00″ Frozen Blueberries by Muwosi on Of Compassion - Single (Leaving Records) 15′50″ the root of a thing by Yaya Bey on The Things I Can't Take With Me - EP (Big Dada) 18′41″ Daily News by Porter Ray on When Words Dance (Intratecque) 21′06″ Live from the Matrix by Drex Carter, redveil & Kkami on Live from the Matrix - Single (Drex Carter) 23′50″ Buckets (feat. KOTH & Tay Sean) by Helluvastate on Buckets (feat. KOTH & Tay Sean) - Single (loud Nice / GOBLIN Ent) 26′44″ Oatmeal (feat. Chuck Strangers) by Pink Siifu & Fly Anakin on $Mokebreak (Lex Records Ltd) 30′15″ 94 Conclusion' by GF Anon on Graceful. (The GF Brand Recordings, LLC) 31′50″ Under Pressure by Salar & Drae Da Skimask on Under Pressure - Single (Blah Records) 34′25″ So.Incredible.pkg (feat. Robert Glasper) [Robert Glasper Version] by Denzel Curry, Kenny Beats & Smino on UNLOCKED 1.5 (PH Recordings) 37′32″ League of Shadows (feat. Conway) by Dmtapes on Blunted on the Mothership (self released) 39′40″ How 2 Find Hope by redveil on How 2 Find Hope - Single (self released) 42′05″ It's Only Us by Monophonics & Kelly Finnigan on It's Only Us - Single (Colemine Records) 47′00″ Redline by Nimsins on Redline - Single (SINSBLFE) 48′54″ Shine by Joey Bada$$ on The Light Pack - Single (Pro Era / Cinematic Music Group) 51′45″ WHOLE WORLD (feat. Maxo) by Earl Sweatshirt on FEET OF CLAY (Deluxe) (Tan Cressida, Inc) 55′06″ Chill With It (A Heroes Dilemma) by Super Helpful Kwame on Chill With It (A Heroes Dilemma) - Single (Super Clean Records) 58′52″ ETERNAL FLAME [prod: AUTOLoLA + TrippJone' by NAPPYNAPPA on TRUTH WONT SAVE US NOW (self released) 61′38″ TIGER BOMB chopped & screwed by PONTIAC on TIGER BOMB chopped & screwed (self released) 67′30″ Hazy by Fousheé on Relative Motion - Single (self released) 69′42″ Nu World Burdens by KeiyaA on Forever, Ya Girl (Forever Recordings) 73′03″ Size by Albertina on Sip Slow, Vol. 1 (Pattern Sounds) 75′40″ Keep It Smooth by LaBlue & Astrønne on Blue Phases - EP (Roche Musique) 78′30″ Modern Girls by Jamma-Dee on DEEZ DUBS VOL.2 (self released) 81′28″ Alien by Lord Byron on All (Dolfin Records) 83′42″ These Past Years…Told by Lord Byron (feat. Lord Byron) by Liv.e on Couldn't Wait to Tell You... (In Real Life Music, distributed by AWAL) 86′04″ MANIFESTO (feat. Domo Genesis) by Tyler, The Creator on CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST (Columbia Records, a Division of Sony Music Entertainment, as exclusive licensee) 88′50″ Rotary Style by Stas THEE Boss on Sang Stasia! (LucidHaus) 90′42″ N.O.T.M. by Peso Gordon, Pink Siifu & Conquest Tony Phillips on N.O.T.M. - Single (GKFAM) 94′10″ Synthetic Gods (feat. Shabazz Palaces & Stas THEE Boss) by Ya Tseen on Indian Yard (Sub Pop Records) 97′45″ Vince McMahon Arrest by Super Helpful Kwame on Night of the Broken Glass (Super Clean Records) 100′38″ Love Again by Children of Zeus on Balance (First Word Records) 106′02″ Genjutsu by Otis Wongsam on Genjutsu - Single (BONE SODA ノノ) 109′36″ GO FOR IT ! (feat. Sofasound, eugene cam & t a y !) by meltycanon on GO FOR IT ! (feat. Sofasound, eugene cam & t a y !) - Single (mekaplex) 113′02″ Hideaway (feat. Keese Sama) by Blvck Achilles on Hideaway (feat. Keese Sama) - Single (Wally Bo Records) 115′48″ Raygun (feat. Kenny Mason) by redveil on Raygun (feat. Kenny Mason) - Single (hvmor records) 118′37″ My Essence by Cyrax on Stay Active 2 (self released) Check out the full archives on the website.

If You Become a US Citizen, You Will: 1. Have the right to vote. Lawful permanent residents are not exempt from US laws, taxes and other political measures. Think about becoming a US citizen in order to vote on political representatives as well as local, state and federal ballot measures. 2. Be able to run for public office. As a matter of fact, why not run for a political office yourself? You may not be able to be the president, but becoming a US citizen permits you to hold numerous public offices — just look at Arnold Schwarzenegger. 3. Be eligible for federal employment or benefits. If you want a career with the government, it’s possible — but you have to be a US citizen. And you may have to act fast — some government agencies do not consider new US citizens eligible for certain careers or benefits if they do not start the naturalization process within six months of their eligibility to do so. 4. Be able to travel abroad for long periods of time. Many green card holders travel frequently, especially if many of their family members are in other countries. But if permanent residents spend more than six months a year traveling, they might not be admitted back into the United States — their green card may be considered “abandoned” and they will have to start the immigration process all over again. One of the perks of becoming a US citizen? You can travel for as long as you want with no restrictions! 5. Not be deported. It doesn’t just happen to undocumented immigrants — permanent residents are eligible for deportation, and it doesn’t even have to be a very serious offense. Some believe that courts are harder on non-US citizens, and non-citizen immigrants and permanent residents don’t have as many options to take a plea bargain or do jail time or community service. 6. Be able to sponsor your family for green cards. Becoming a US citizen means you can sponsor relatives for a green card — everyone from your parents and siblings to your spouse. Additionally, if you have children under the age of 18 in your custody, they will automatically become citizens along with you. 7. Benefit from US tax laws. If your spouse is also a US citizen, you can bequeath real estate to him or her that will be exempt from property taxes. US tax laws also allow other free exchanges of real estate between married US citizens. 8. Become eligible for free money. Would you like to apply for university scholarships or be eligible for in-state college tuition? Perhaps you want to try and get a government grant or monetary award. Many of these options are available only to US citizens. 9. Become a US passport holder. Only US citizens can get US passports, a coveted travel document. When you travel abroad with a US passport, you’ll be supported by US Embassies or Consulates if you need any assistance. 10. Not necessarily have to give up your current citizenship. While it’s true that the US has new citizens renounce their previous citizenships in taking the Oath of Allegiance during naturalization ceremonies, you can ask to omit that part of the oath if you want to retain your previous citizenship as well. While dual citizenship used to be banned in the United States, the Supreme Court struck down those laws — so if it’s the only thing keeping you from becoming a US citizen, it may be time to reconsider! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ebmscholars/support

Harrison interviews Mrs. Space Cadet about finishing her first marathon. She tells about pre-race jitters, planning a virtual race, and how she involved her TikTok and Instagram followers live during her big day. PLUS we are giving away a package of Body Glide products—listen to the episode to learn more!* For those looking for content on marathon training, running, lifestyle, first-time marathon, half marathon, 5k, 10k, and more. Follow us on Instagram @crummymarathoners and online at www.crummymarathoners.com *Contest rules: one winner will be picked at random at midnight PST on 12/6/20. Only US residents eligible to enter. One entry per person. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crummy-marathoners/support

#8 Amy Harris explains the concept of genealogical consciousness, which goes beyond information and instead influences the way we see not only our ancestors, but people in our world now. Genealogy has evolved over the decades and Amy sees a need for it to evolve even more in order to help make our world a better place as we are less judgmental and more forgiving. Coming to know the stories of our ancestors and thinking of them as real people instead of names and dates can change how we see people we meet everyday.In this episode Amy shares:The difference between genealogical consciousness and genealogical knowledge [7:25]How genealogy has evolved from a British and American perspective [11:48]Why we need to be careful when looking at ethnicity results [14:54] A student’s experience deciding she didn’t know a relative’s whole story [ 21:06]Not judging an ancestor’s sister from a modern perspective [23:51]Her simple advice for those beginning their family history journey [28:22]About Amy:Amy Harris, PhD, AG®, is the current Family History Program Coordinator at BYU. A native of Ogden, Utah, she was lucky enough to be raised by spectacularly good parents and particularly stellar siblings. Her research focuses on families, women, and gender in eighteenth-century Britain, though she has also written on the history of genealogy and Mormon history. She is particularly interested in the way family and social relationships inform one another. Her first book, Siblinghood and Social Relations in Georgian England (2012) explored sibling relationships and their connections to political and social ideas of equality. Recently her article “Early Mormonism’s Expansive Family and the Browett Women” received the 2018 Mormon History Association Best Article Award. She is in the early stages of a book, There is Only Us, which explores genealogical consciousness. Amy is a tenured professor in the BYU Department of History where she teaches history, genealogy, and women’s studies courses.Connect with Amy:Instagram: @familyhistoryprof LinkedIn: Amy Harris Also Mentioned:2017 Speech – Of Dead Cats and Dead People: How Family History Can Save the WorldEpisode Sponsor: Episode sponsored by Heather Murphy's signature 1:1 service, Stories in Your Roots. Get a free guide, "7 Ways You (Unintentionally) Sabotage Your Family Tree" and have more success as you research your family history.

“An Amazon Business is no franchise where someone tells you exactly what you need to do step by step. There’s no manual book titled “How to get your Amazon business right”. It’s a game of innovation and entrepreneurship, it’s an open landscape. It’s exciting, but it’s also wild, so make sure you play it right.” This episode of Sermondo Talks features Yoni Mazor, founder of GETIDA. Yoni tells us how important it is to keep track of your numbers, how to get properly reimbursed by Amazon, and how GETIDA can help you with this. PART 1: About GETIDA 1:06 In one sentence, what is GETIDA? 1:23 Do you also offer other services? 1:42 How long have you been around already? 1:48 How many clients have worked with you? 02:11 How many employees do you have? 02:31 What does the process of working with you look like? 07:00 What does the overall communication and support look like? 08:43 Do you have your own experience selling on Amazon? 11:16 What makes a good reimbursement company and why should I choose GETIDA over your competitors? 19:44 Are there some areas in which GETIDA could still improve? 22:51 Do you like challenges? 23:23 Which sellers can use your software? Only US-sellers or also from other countries? 23:56 The opportunities of Amazon Europe 24:46 What are three things that your clients say about you and GETIDA? 25:47 Do sellers have to pay when they don’t get reimbursed? 27:23 Do you have a reporting system in place? 29:40 What are the biggest mistakes you think Amazon sellers make? 34:11 What happens when I’m not happy with your work? 35:06 How do you stay up to date with all the changes Amazon implements? PART 2: Personal Questions 36:30 Why did you decide to become self-employed? 39:05 What does your typical day look like? 41:51 What is a skill or characteristic that you wish you had but don’t have right now? 43:29 What are your tips when it comes to outsourcing and delegating? 46:10 How do you overcome trust issues when delegating tasks to someone else? 48:10 If you could have a superpower, which one would it be? 49:10 If you could walk into Jeff Bezos office to ask him something or for a favor, what would you ask (for)? 49:51 And what could Jeff Bezos do better in terms of treating 3rd party sellers? 51:17 If you could hire any famous person to work with you or for you, who would that be and why? 55:41 You get 60 seconds now, what advice would you give to any Amazon seller out there? -- Helpful Links ► Find & contact GETIDA on Sermondo ► Watch this GETIDA Interview on YouTube ► Are you an Amazon seller and you’re looking for reliable service providers that help you improve your business? Sermondo has them all! Simply use our Sermondo matching service and we will find the perfect service provider for you. ► Any questions? Reach out by using our contact form!

So I've been mostly housebound for the last four months with plenty of free time. Luckily, while most of life has been on pause, the torrent of incredible music continues unchecked. I've been filling my head with jams of all eras, both new and new to me, and EPISODE #85 of Random Old Records is just a small sample of the musical riches that can be found with a little bit of digging.Loveland, Ohio's Colemine Records (and its subsidiary Karma Chief) continue to pump out hits, and this time around you'll hear the recent offerings of the Harlem Gospel Travelers, Monophonics, and Michael Nau. Righteous, romantic soul is the vibe most of the way, then it gets slow and easy for awhile before crashing into a more rockin' finish. Along the way you'll meet The Altons, La La Brooks, Heron, Mortimer, Penetration, the Brothers of Soul, and many more. It's an hour of deep cuts for deep heads, so close your eyes and dig in! Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to Random Old Records via Apple Podcasts, Google Play, or RSS. If you like the show, please rate it and write a review! You can also go the traditional route and stream or download the new episode below. Come back next month (or so) for another episode of Random Old Records. As always, thanks for listening!Random Old Records Podcast #85Released 07/30/20DOWNLOAD HERE (Right-Click, "Save As")1. The Harlem Gospel Travelers - "Fight On!"(Fight On!, Colemine 2020)2. Monophonics - "Chances"(It's Only Us, Colemine 2020)3. The Altons - "When You Go (That's When You'll Know)"(Penrose Records Vol. 1, Penrose 2020)4. Black Velvet - "Is It Me You Really Love"(Loving On The Flipside, Now Again 2012)--Throwing trash down a hole!5. Brothers Of Soul - "You Better Believe It"(Harmony Of The Soul, Kent 2016)6. Sandra King - "Leave It Up To The Boys"(Bob Holmes' Nashville Soul, Kent 2017)7. Rudolph Taylor - "What's That You Got"(Lost Soul Gems From Sounds Of Memphis, Kent 2012)8. La La Brooks - "What's Mine Is Yours"(All Or Nothing, Norton 2013)9. Angela Munoz - "In My Mind"(Introspection, Linear Labs 2020)--No crash, no bang, no boom!10. Michael Nau - "No Quit"(No Quit 7", Karma Chief 2019)11. Heron - "Bye And Bye"(Upon Refelction: The Dawn Anthology, Castle 2006)12. Mortimer - "Ingenue's Theme"(On Our Way Home, RPM 2017)13. Jason Dene - "It's Me"(Men Of The Moment, Teensville 2019)14. King Edward and His B.D.'s - "Beg Me"(Days Of A Quiet Sun, Feel It 2020)15. Band Of Gold - "Like A Hurricane"(Down In The Valley 2, Perfect Toy 2018)--A life saver?16. U.K. Jones - "Let Me Tell Ya"(All The Young Droogs, RPM 2019)17. Marie Marie - "Do You Do You Brush Your Teeth"(Je Suis Punk, Faux 2013)18. Penetration - "Lover Of Outrage"(Moving Targets, Virgin 1978)19. Cassie - "Will You?"(Will You 7", Reminder 2020)20. Cheryl - "It's Me"(Killer Kiss 7", Reminder 2020)

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist It's Only Us by Monophonics on Single (Colemine) Never Be Another You by Lee Fields & The Expressions (Big Crown) Love Will Bring Us Back Together Again by Roy Ayers on Best of Roy Ayers (Universal) Tonite by DJ Quik on Quik is the Name (Profile) Tell Me When To Go (feat. Keak Da Sneak) by E-40 on My Ghetto Report Card (Reprise) Mafo by Naira Marley on Lol (Moves Recordings) Vibration by Fireboy DML on Laughter, Tears & Goosebumps (VBNL Nation) Mask Off by Future on FUTURE (Epic Records) HUMBLE by Kendrick Lamar on DAMN (Aftermath / Interscope) Cool as the breeze/Friday by Chronixx (Soul Circle Music) Sunrise by Sizzla (Evidence Music) Heads High by Mr. Vegas on Heads High (Greensleeves Records) Man is the Least by Lady Saw on Extra Raw: The First Lady Of Dancehall (VP Music ) Bring It (feat. Beenie Man) by DJ Ecko (Dancehall Diamonds) Jailbird Riddim by Anthony B (Born Fire Music) Police by Anthony B on Street Knowledge (VP Records) Water Me Down (Pamcy Remix) by Vagabon on Water Me Down (Pamcy Remix) (Self-Released) Twice as Tough (feat. Mansionair) by upsidedownhead on Single (Liberation) Us (How Sweet It Was) by Ricky Reed on Single (Nice Life) Pac-Man (fest. Schoolboy Q) by Gorillaz on Single (Warner) Rien Ne Va Plus by Funk Factory on Funk Factory (Atco Records) Car Thief by Beastie Boys on Paul's Boutique (Grand Royal) Six Days - Remix by DJ Shadow on Fast and Furious Soundtrack (Universal) Dripping Sun by Kikagaku Moyo on Masana Temples (Guruguru Brain) Ordinary Guy (feat. The Mattson 2) by Toro Y Moi on Single (Company Studio) Ordinary Guy by Joe Bataan on Gypsy Woman (Faina) Sabor A Mi by El Chicano on Revolucion (Geffen) Slippin' Into Darkness by War on All Day Music (Far Out) Never Heard 'Em Say by Durand Jones & The Indications (Dead Oceans) You n Me Sellin' Weed by The Flaming Lips (Warner) € € € €^^%%!!!!!heaven!!!!!! by Lala Lala, Baths (Hardly Art) Another Weekend by Ariel Pink on Dedicated to Bobby Jameson (Mexican Summer) The next Tender Knob Radio is on Sunday, September 6th at 6:00 pm. Check out the full archives on the website.

In this weeks episode the lads albums of the week are It's Only Us by Monophonics and Born Again by Ellis. In addition to that there's chat about how to make the perfect flat white, and new singles from Bright Eyes and Bon Iver.Follow Adventures In New Music on instagram and email the show on adventuresinnewmusic@gmail.com

Tracklist: 1. Monophonics - It’s Only Us ..2. Liam Bailey - Fight ..3. Omar - Feeds My Mind feat. Floacist ..4. Phenomenal Handclap Band - Traveler’s Prayer ..5. Incognito - I Couldn’t Love You More ..6. The Haggis Horns - Stand Up For Love feat. John McCallum..7. Beat Bronco Organ Trio - Hard Play ..8. Lack Of Afro - Got My Number feat. Jordan Stephens..9. Kutiman - White Monkey..10. Lettuce - NDUGU ..11. Jungle Fire - Masa..12. The Smuggler Brothers - Lost In Val Demone..13. Chip Wickham - Interstellar..14. Kassin - Momento De Clareza

Tracklist: 1. Monophonics - It’s Only Us ..2. Liam Bailey - Fight ..3. Omar - Feeds My Mind feat. Floacist ..4. Phenomenal Handclap Band - Traveler’s Prayer ..5. Incognito - I Couldn’t Love You More ..6. The Haggis Horns - Stand Up For Love feat. John McCallum..7. Beat Bronco Organ Trio - Hard Play ..8. Lack Of Afro - Got My Number feat. Jordan Stephens..9. Kutiman - White Monkey..10. Lettuce - NDUGU ..11. Jungle Fire - Masa..12. The Smuggler Brothers - Lost In Val Demone..13. Chip Wickham - Interstellar..14. Kassin - Momento De Clareza

В сегодняшнем подкасте Дельта Миссисипи продолжаем слушать новую музыку. Артур Ямпольский подготовил для вас 6 новых релизов в стилистике ретро-соул и соул музыки: 1. Два трека из альбома «Memphis Magnetic» от американской певицы, композитора и актрисы Морган Джеймс; 2. Афробит группа Antibalas и их новая пластинка «Fu Chronicles»; 3. Техасская музыка: неожиданное сотрудничество вокалиста Леона Бриджис и группы Khruangbin, и результат этого сотрудничества «Texas Sun»; 4. Еще один афробит группа Black Market Brass и трек из их второго студийного альбома «Undying Thirst». 5. Целых 5 треков из альбома «Nick of Time", от группы The James Hunter Six; 6. Релиз от группы Monophonics "It's Only Us".

Kelly Finnigan swings by the podcast at a very crazy time. His timing in life, amidst this pandemic, was one with a stroke of luck. He just finished a tour to support his debut album 'The Tales People Tell', and was able to get his song in a hit movie before all the movie theaters in the country closed. If that good fortune wasn't enough he is celebrating the release of Monophonics new album '“It's Only Us,” their fourth release since 2012, and we're able to reflect on his solo album and celebrate this new record he produced. We chat about his upbringing, his parents influence on his work, politics, and more in a very in-depth conversation in an era where real soul music is truly appreciated, Finnigan is making his claim as one of the current ambassadors. At times these tracks can feel classic, as familiar as an old song you grew up with, while simultaneously raising questions about the state of music in 2020 and what the future might hold.Show Website: https://www.bedroombeethovens.comShow will be uploaded at 12 Midnight Central following show releaseFollow us on social mediaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/hlnfradionetworkTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/HLNF_BulletinInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/heartlandnewsfeedMastadon: https://liberdon.com/@heartlandnewsfeedDiscord: https://discord.gg/6b6u6DTSupport us with your financial supportStreamlabs: https://streamlabs.com/heartlandmediaPayPal: https://www.paypal.me/heartlandmediaSquare Cash: https://cash.app/$heartlandnewsfeedPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/heartlandnewsfeedCrypto via 1UpCoin: https://1upcoin.com/donate/heartlandmedia

Kelly Finnigan swings by the podcast at a very crazy time. His timing in life, amidst this pandemic, was one with a stroke of luck. He just finished a tour to support his debut album 'The Tales People Tell', and was able to get his song in a hit movie before all the movie theaters in the country closed. If that good fortune wasn't enough he is celebrating the release of Monophonics new album '“It’s Only Us,” their fourth release since 2012, and we're able to reflect on his solo album and celebrate this new record he produced. We chat about his upbringing, his parents influence on his work, politics, and more in a very in depth conversation in an era where real soul music is truly appreciated, Finnigan is making his claim as one of the current ambassadors. At times these tracks can feel classic, as familiar as an old song you grew up with, while simultaneously raising questions about the state of music in 2020 and what the future might hold. Visit the website: https://www.bedroombeethovens.com/ Support the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/bedroombeethovens

Bay Area psych-soul rockers just put out their 8-track "It's Only Us" last Friday!

Musik ist und bleibt eine Reflexion der Zeit. Und trotzdem gilt: Auch wenn der Sound an längst vergangenes erinnert, so muss es die Aussage nicht. Die aktuelle Platte der aus San Francisco stammenden Band Monophonics spiegelt genau das wider. „It's Only Us“ ist unser Superfly Album der Woche.

This week, Kurtis is bringing you a mixed bag of selections!Our featured album is ‘It's Only Us by Monophonics.Join Kurtis LIVE every Sunday from 3 - 5 PM EST / 8 - 10 PM GMT on The Face Radio & Totally Wired Radio.Leave a comment below, and if you enjoy the show, please tell a friend!For a complete track listing, visit: https://thefaceradio.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/DJKurtisPowersInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/kurtispowersTwitter: https://twitter.com/kurtispowersEmail: kurtis@thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kia ora and welcome to Monday's Economy Watch where we follow the economic events and trends that affect New Zealand. I'm David Chaston and this is the International edition from Interest.co.nz. This podcast is supported by Hatch. Self-directed investors should have the world at their fingertips. Kiwi Wealth’s digital investing platform Hatch allows Kiwi investors to grow their wealth, their way. Hatch provides safe, easy and affordable access to the largest share markets in the world. Investors can choose from the world’s most recognisable companies like Amazon and Netflix, popular ETFs like The Vanguard Total Market ETF, as well as more niche, thematic funds like cannabis or disruptive technologies. Sign up and browse shares in under 2 minutes, visit hatchinvest.nz for more info. Today this podcast leads with news of a surprisingly healthy rise in US payrolls. But first, a key index of American business spending, and especially for investment, has come in at its lowest in two years. And the impact of the trade war on the two main participants is becoming clearer. China’s exports to the US of goods that were slapped with tariffs dropped -14%, down by a total of -US$18 bln in the year to June. This was equivalent to 3% of China's total annual shipments to the US. America suffered a heavier blow, with tariff-hit exports to China falling -38%, or by -$23 bln. This drop was equivalent to about -15% of all American annual exports to China. And this is official US trade data. And China is getting clearer and more direct - its goodwill gesture to buy more US farm products is conditional on being treated as an equal. A Beijing insider's social media account has said these purchases won't happen if the US continues to "flip-flop" in its positions. In its own turnabout, China's investment in projects outside the country are drying up quickly. The Westland/Yili deal is an anomaly. Only $US$35 bln has been committed in the first half of 2019, the lowest since 2013. That represents a -75% drop from the peak of such M&A activity in the first half of 2016. China is increasingly worried about the rise and rise of the iron ore price. And their peak steel trade group has now called for authorities to step in to control the market price, calling for "relevant government departments” to crack down on "monopolistic and intentionally unreasonable” pricing, The call saw iron ore prices fall nearly -4% on Friday. Miners BHP and Rio Tinto's share prices also fell. In Japan, officials are turning optimistic about their economic prospects after industrial production data turned higher. Now their business conditions index is reflecting that. The prospect of a recession is fading in Japan and economic growth becomes the new reality again. Globally, May data for international passenger air travel showed solid growth, increasing by +4.3% in year-on-year terms. However, the trend rate of growth has clearly slowed over recent months. In the Asia/Pacific region it was up less at +4.0%. Did you know that we have a series called Understanding China? New Zealand’s trade relationship with the Middle Kingdom comes with layers of complexity. We are the ant; they are the elephant. This is a series that helps you navigate it all and keep it in perspective. You can find it at interest.co.nz/understanding-china In the US, non-farm payrolls rose much more than expected in June, up +224,000 and smoothing out the very low May result. But that May result was actually revised even lower. April was too. The average for the two months isn't flash. The average for the past three months is below par as well. In this June result, factory payrolls only rose a modest +17,000 reinforcing the weak survey results that the regional Feds have been reporting. In its semi-annual report to Congress, the Fed said the trade war tariffs are having a material and negative impact on American manufacturing. Most of the payroll gains in June were from hiring in healthcare, company admin jobs, local government and in transportation. These four accounted for about 70% of the overall rise. The other 22 categories accounted for the rest. Wall Street was down on these results, figuring that the US Fed is now less likely to add monetary juice any time soon if current payroll growth is running at about its 2018 average. The US Fed next reviews its policy rate on August 1 (NZT). Given that US economic growth in Q2 seems to be running at only +1.3%, the chances of a rate cut, while they may have receded, are not zero. Still, with their mandate to both foster full employment and price stability, with the US jobless rate now at 3.7% and inflation is at 1.8%, it will be hard to make the case that some emergency policy shift is required. It's complicated. In Canada, it might be even more complicated. Their inflation is running at 2.4%, but their jobs data for June was particularly weak, with jobs falling and their unemployment rate rising. In Germany things are clearer, even if they are not good. Factory orders took an unexpectedly large dip in May, down almost -9%, and that is much more than the -5% fall in the previous month. For a very large economy, shifts as large as these have global implications. The US Treasury 10 year yield is now at 2.04%, a +9 bps jump on the US payrolls result. Germany’s however, are at a record low, at -0.4%. Gold is down to US$1,398/oz and a fall of -US$16 in the Friday session. US oil prices are little-changed. They are now just on US$57.50/bbl. The Brent benchmark is also little-changed at US$64.50. The Kiwi dollar is down -100 bps in the past week against the US dollar, half of that coming Friday night as the US dollar strengthened. It is now at 66.2 USc. On the cross rates we are also lower over the week at 94.9 AUc. Against the euro we are unchanged at 59 euro cents. That all pushes the TWI-5 down to just on 71.1. You can find links to the articles mentioned today in our show notes. Get more news affecting the economy in New Zealand from interest.co.nz and subscribe to receive this podcast in your favourite podcast app - we're on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or subscribe on our website. Tell your friends and leave us a review - we welcome feedback from listeners.

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Armond & Doc are joined by Taelor Gray & Wes Pendelton (aka Middle Clash) to break down their new project 'Layup Line' as only Clock Radio Speakers can. Plus the concept of rap being timeless, Jay-Z's inability to adapt in 2016, the crying Jordan meme, and a lot more. Links for this episode: Taelor Gray on Twitter - https://twitter.com/taelor_gray Wes Pendelton on Twitter - https://twitter.com/wespen_215 Middle Clash's 'Layup Line' on Bandcamp - https://middleclash.bandcamp.com/album/layup-line Armond x Taelor "The Only Us" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXqb5BQ8Tvc