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Interview by Kris PetersPhoto credit ALI NASSERIDecember 2023 saw the end of an era of live music that reinvigorated the entire Sydney music scene and spread that love throughout the rest of the country.For 10 years, Frankies Pizza was the cornerstone of the Sydney live music hub, bringing a swag of international bands through its doors as well as giving Australian acts of all genres and career trajectories a home where they could be heard. And, more importantly, understood.While the entire staff of Frankies was involved in bringing the club to life, one man would always be in the thick of things playing, performing, or moshing in the pit. That man - Jordan McDonald - became a legend amongst many, always smiling, always approachable and never judgemental.So, when Frankies closed its doors for the final time, the local music scene lost not only a great venue but also an icon of the industry. While being vocal that he did not want Frankies to continue in any shape or form in another venue - believing the legacy should end where it started - McDonald never turned his back on the music scene, continuing his drumming passion with local and touring acts as well as branching out into other areas of hospitality, but being an active and contributing part of the Australian music scene in a capacity where he could give back to the industry was never far from his mind.Initially launching his own business Nite Rite, aimed at helping businesses and individuals set up and run live music venues amongst other things, McDonald soon found opportunities knocking to start up something more based on his personal choices and experiences. This came in the form of a new live music venue situated in the heart of the Sydney CBD that was screaming out for live music.After getting his head back into the booking and promoting side of music, McDonald is now ready to launch a monthly live music night called Dingbats Party Pit at a venue underneath the Arcade Bar on O'Connell Street on March 7. But of course, as anyone who visited Frankies or knows Jordan McDonald would lovingly point out, the man has more on his mind than a once-monthly event.HEAVY sat down with Jordan for an interesting chat to flesh things out."I'm glad other people remember it, because I don't remember much," he laughed when we first bring up Frankies. "That was ten years of my life, and it was ten years well spent. It was fantastic. And it was one of these classic examples of the whole fake it 'til ya make it thing. I had this brilliant business partner who pulled me into the mix when I was selling him beers - because I used to tour with bands around the United States and I would come back to Australia and the closest thing to a craft beer would be your Little Creatures or Coopers or whatever. But there wasn't too much in the way of funky options out there, so I started distributing all these interesting beers into the country, and there was this dude who had a great little venue called Shady Pines Saloon and I would sell him a bunch of American beers. One night he pulled me aside, and he said, 'hey man, I've got this idea. I wanna do a rock n roll club. I have a space in the Sydney CBD that is a totally untried and untested area for this kind of thing.'"At that point of time everyone would go to the CBD to go to work, finish work, then go home. You just wouldn't hang out there. And he had this concept to throw a gig every night of the week, seven days a week until 4am, and he thought I was the solution to it. I didn't know what the hell I was doing, but I said yes, let's do this thing, and fast forward ten years and Frankies Pizza had built its name as a trusted force in the rock n roll world."In the full interview, Jordan talks more about Frankies and the legacy it left behind, what he has been doing since it closed down, his new company Nite Rite and how it aims to help the music industry, his new venture Dingbats Party Club and what to expect, the venue itself, the launch party of March 7, future plans to open it up for local, national and international acts and more.The March 7 launch event features 5 bands, each overflowing with Party Rock attitude. Drawing heavy inspiration from the Rock Clubs of Hollywood's Hair Metal heyday, Dingbats thought it best to come out swinging Sunset Strip style. If Big Red Fire Truck, Bloody Legend and The Hush don't leave you wondering who bought the time machine to 1989, Planet Earth's #1 Poison tribute act, Poizon'Us, will have you flying in the Flux Capacitor by the first four bars.In case anyone gets too comfortable, Dingbats are dropping a wildcard set from one of the world's most exciting up and coming alternative acts, MANNEQUIN DEATH SQUAD. A 2 piece DIY tour de force taking the world by storm. DJs NITECALL, AXL BROS & JORDAN ADAM will be reducing a Heavy Metal jús before, between and after all featured acts.And that's not all. Thraxxy Kilmister's Horrendously Bad Tattoo Competition calls upon all cretins present to bare their most regrettable ink for a chance at mega merch packs, tattoo credit and a generous portion of champion's glory.This is a fully accessible event with seamless wheelchair access and disabled facilities. Tickets are on sale now, bit.ly/dingbatsmar25https://www.nite-rite.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.

This week, the 'MOC Old Skool Mix Party' returns with Metro Beatz spinning old school bangers from The D.O.C., Herbie Hancock, MC Hammer, Sybil, Loose Ends, James Brown, Egyptian Lover, Melle Mel and more!! Listen live every Saturday at 6pm (EST) on mocradio.com

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When Jonathan Weiss, a German technical lead, sold his startup to AWS 13 years ago, he thought he was going to spend all of his time in software development. Instead, it was a more encompassing, dynamic role that would also let him connect with customers, take on complex problems, and eventually thrive within a culture of innovation and ownership. Today, he leads over 2,600 developers in Berlin, and what keeps him up at night is the creative freedom AWS affords him. From Startup to AWS: A Founder's Journey, Jonathan Weiss His journey began in Berlin, where he co-founded a startup to simplify cloud management for businesses. The timing was perfect; AWS was in its infancy, and there was a glaring need for tools to help startups migrate to the cloud. Weiss recalls, "We saw the same problem over and over, helping companies deploy their applications and manage their workloads." The solution was a cloud management tool which attracted the attention of AWS leadership, then and now CEO Andy Jassy. Soon after pitching their idea - and the potential of Berlin as a hub for development - the startup was acquired, its product evolving into AWS OpsWorks, still a core service today. What kept him at AWS long after the acquisition is its very particular culture. "I stayed because of a feeling of agency," he says. "At AWS, whether it's the CEO or an intern, if you've got a good idea, people will listen." The Power of Ownership and Decentralization The AWS culture emphasizes ownership from top to bottom. "It's not an infrequent occurrence for somebody to come to me with a challenge and say, 'Amazon should do this,'" he reports. "My response is always, 'Who is this Amazon person you're talking about? If you see the problem, propose the solution." This is an ethos of accountability and empowerment throughout the organization. The organization is decentralized, almost in some ways like startups within the greater AWS ecosystem. Each team owns their products, their roadmap, and their customer satisfaction to make sure it's all very agile and creative. "It's possible to be incredibly creative at AWS because of this autonomy. We push decisions as close to the problem as possible, trusting those who understand the customer best to make the right calls." A Startup Mentality in a Global Giant Despite its scale, AWS retains the entrepreneurial spirit of a startup. According to him, his role hasn't really changed much since his days as one of the founders of a startup: "The only thing I don't do anymore is clean the toilets," he jokes. Beyond that, he's still deeply involved in customer relations, product development, and cross-functional collaboration. At AWS, wearing several hats is not only encouraged but expected. "We don't work in silos. If the task at hand requires marketing expertise or legal input, you step in and contribute. The end goal is always the same: make the customer happy." This strongly contrasts with the rigid traditional corporate environment where well-defined roles and responsibilities choke innovation. "At AWS, there's no 'not my job' mentality," he asserts. "Everyone is empowered to solve problems, no matter their title or role." Creativity Meets Practicality Asked if it is possible to remain creative within a large organization, he uses the decentralized nature of AWS as an enabler. "Our teams are small and independent, which enables us to experiment and have fast iterations," he says. "We encourage ourselves to think big, but start small with iterated learning from customer feedback." A case in point is PartyRock, which started life as an internal tool for experimenting with generative AI models. "It started off as a side project to help our team understand large language models, but it quickly gained traction within AWS, and we decided to launch it publicly." Today, hundreds of thousands of users are building AI-driven apps on PartyRock, from vacation planners to soccer team managers. "This sort of bottom-up innovation is wh...

Register here for AWS re:Invent 2024, Dec 2-6, Las Vegas, NV-------David Gildea of Druva shares their approach to building cost-effective, fast generative AI applications, focusing on cybersecurity, data protection, and the innovative use of LLMs for simplified, natural language threat detection.Topics Include:Introduction by Dave Gildea, VP of Product at Druva.Focus on building generative AI applications.Emphasis on cost and speed optimization.Mention of Amazon's Matt Wood keynote.AI experience with kids using "Party Rock."Prediction: GenAI as future workplace standard.Overview of Druva's data security platform.Three key Druva components: protection, response, and compliance.Druva's autonomous, rapid, and guaranteed recovery.Benefits of Druva's 100% SaaS platform.Handling 7 billion backups annually.Managing 450 petabytes across 20 global regions.Druva's high NPS score of 89.Introduction to Dru Investigate AI platform.Generative AI for cybersecurity and threat analysis.Support for backup and security admins.Simplified cybersecurity threat detection.AI-based natural language query interpretation.Historical analogy with Charles Babbage's steam engine."Fail upwards" model for LLM optimization.Using small models first, escalating to larger ones.API security and customer data protection.Amazon Bedrock and security guardrails.Testing LLMs with Amazon's new prompt evaluation tool.Speculation on $100 billion future model costs.Session wrap upParticipants:· David Gildea - VP Product Generative AI, GM of CloudRanger, DruvaSee how Amazon Web Services gives you the freedom to migrate, innovate, and scale your software company at https://aws.amazon/isv/

Send us a textOn this episode of the Grow My DJ Business, Cream & GaryW discuss:Dainjazone's time as co-host of the MikiDz ShowWhy sharing knowledge is crucial for the growth of the DJ community.Why touring can be both exhilarating and exhausting.The dynamics of working with famous artists can be complex. Dainjazone's experience as LMFAO's tough DJ.Why branding is crucial for DJs; it represents their promise to the audience.How does Dainjazone approach his DJ sets and changing the energy,How to start your own party as a DJ. Alternative venues are becoming popular for hosting unique events.Day parties have changed the nightlife landscape, affecting traditional clubs.DJs should embrace new ways to experience music outside of nightclubs.Backpack House merges hip hop and house, creating a unique sound.A tip for aspiring DJs: focus on building relationships and networking.Support the show

Catherine Cohen's in the houuuuse this week! She and Mo chat about Cat's songwriting process, the joys of performing to a new crowd every night, and their first impressions of each other in New York's alt comedy scene. Catherine Cohen is a writer, singer, and comedian. You know her from her world tour and Netflix special The Twist... ? She's Gorgeous, her hit podcast Seek Treatment with Pat Regan, and her comedic poetry collection God I Feel Modern Tonight. She's also an Edinburgh Comedy Award winner, and returning to the Fringe Festival this year to perform her show Come For Me. Worse Than You with Mo Fry Pasic is hosted by Mo Fry Pasic. Our executive producers are Lauren Mandel and Erica Getto. Our associate producer is Carmen Carigan. Charlotte Harrison designed our show art, and Brandon Young photographed Mo for our show art. Special thanks to Myrriah Gossett for setting up our Edinburgh tech kit. We're on Instagram @worsethanyoushow. Headed to the Fringe? Come see the stage show Worse Than You! You can get your tickets here. Worse Than You with Mo Fry Pasic is co-produced by Disco Nap and Kinehora Productions.

Wir starten mit den Ergebnissen unseres vergangenen LLM-Tippspiels: Welche LLM hat die Ergebnisse der letzten EM-Spiele am besten vorausgesagt? Außerdem haben wir fleißig neue Tools getestet. Zum einen PartyRock von AWS, eine neue virtuelle Umgegung, um mit AI-Tools Apps zu generieren und zu experimentieren. Auch in Claude 3.5 Sonnet soll Coden noch einfacher sein. Dabei geht das schon so gut, dass wir kleine Spiele programmieren konnten. Was uns zur Frage führt, ob auch die Gamingbranche in Zukunft mit weniger Programmierern, dafür mit mehr AI-Tools arbeiten wird. Abseits davon diskutieren wir die Info, dass Apple OpenAI nicht dafür bezahlt, dass sie die Modelle von OpenAI für ihre neues Apple Intelligence nutzen. Welche strategischen Überlegungen vonseiten OpenAIs könnten dahinter stecken? Zum Schluss führt uns die Akquirierung von Rockset durch OpenAI zur Diskussion, ob die klassische Google Suche irgendwann von neuen AI-Suchmaschinen verdrängt wird. Links zur Folge:  PartyRock is a space where you can build AI-generated apps in a playground The Origin of Toys“R”Us: Brand Film Teaser Asking AI to generate the Tour de France Gebt uns gerne Feedback Email: info@tensorraum.de Links zu uns:  https://www.tensorraum.de Hosts: Stefan Wiezorek: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stefanwiezorek/ Dr. Jannis Buchsteiner: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jannis-buchsteiner/ Daniel Ramon Kapitelmarken: 00:00:00 Anfang & Teaser 00:01:50 Ergebnis LLM-Tippspiel 00:04:02 PartyRock von AWS 00:08:41 Claude 3.5 Sonnet 00:11:18 AI in der Gaming-Branche 00:18:10 Toys"R"Us Film von Sora 00:22:46 Deal zwischen OpenAI und Apple 00:29:14 OpenAI kauft Rockset 00:32:56 Diskussion über AI-Suchmaschinen 00:43:57 Abschluss & Ausblick

Interview by Kris PetersFrom humble beginnings in Adelaide, party rock outfit West Thebarton have spread their metaphorical wings far and wide, drawing all who listen deeper into their intricate musical web of enjoyment.Since announcing themselves on the scene with their 2015 debut EP West Thebarton Brothel Party, which catapulted them into the earholes of fans and industry professionals alike, West Thebarton have continued to grow at their own pace and volition.The years between West Thebarton Brothel Party and their 2018 debut studio album, Different Beings Being Different, saw a marked evolution within the band. Line-up and name changes brought the group into a new era, one that West Thebarton have continued to flourish within since.Which brings us to 2024. West Thebarton have experienced the full plethora of trials and tribulations life can throw at you over the last five years with personal life changes: parenthood, love, loss, moves interstate and moves overseas all having the potential to derail this rock train short of their second stop.But fear not, for Adelaide's favourite sons have returned with their second album Mongrel Australia, which finds the band at the crest of a particularly high creative peak; focussing on what lay ahead instead of dwelling in the past.Vocalist/guitarist The Reverend joined HEAVY to bring us up to speed."We've just got a new record out called Mongrel Australia," he began. "It came out a couple of weeks ago, but we're heading out on the road, ready to take on all the East Coast cities."We ask how Mongrel Australia was received after a lengthy break between albums."Number one, it's been awesome just to be out there, to be honest," he replied. "We've been sitting on these songs and playing them live for a couple of years now with everything that's been going on. So just having it out there in the world has been a huge sigh of relief for us. We were super anxious putting them out there and seeing how they would be received, but so many people have been telling us how awesome it is to have a new record out there that they can listen from end to end. Also, there's been a bit of a change of tone on some of the songs on this record. We were in a bit of a different place on the second record compared to the first record, and so some of the content and themes are a little bit different. We've had a bunch of people reach out to say this is awesome to hear some of the slower songs. We've got a song called Slow on there which is very stripped back - it's not very chainsaw to the throat West Thebarton like (laughs)- but people are really loving it, which is awesome to hear. That's one of the things you always worry about as a musician is are your fans going to enjoy the stuff you put out."In the full interview, The Reverend discusses the process of going into an album and internal talks about the possible direction, Mongrel Australia from a musical perspective, which three songs he would advise people listen to from the album to best get to know the band, how it differs musically to their debut album Different Beings Being Different, what has changed in the band between albums, the early days of the band, their upcoming tour, what to expect from West Thebarton live and more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.

En este nuevo episodio del Podcast de Charlas Técnicas, conoceremos a Eli Fuentes, Developer Advocate en AWS. Nos contará su viaje desde el Mundo Telco hasta convertirse en una apasionada de la Inteligencia Artificial, mientras desvelamos los secretos de las comunidades AWS, charlamos sobre su primera experiencia en re:Invent, o nos adentramos en la aplicación de soluciones de atención al cliente creada con RAG y BedRock, y mucho más.  Tabla de Contenidos:01:59 Descubriendo a Eli: Del Mundo Telco al mundo Developer.07:30 Comunidades AWS y los Heroes: Su papel en la comunidad tecnológica.09:40 De Jefa de Proyecto a Advocate, un cambio de carrera radical.11:00 Diversidad en las comunidades AWS: Perspectivas globales.12:37 AWS re:Invent: El épico evento de AWS.15:28 Soluciones Innovadoras: RAG, BedRock y la resolución de problemas.19:39 Pasión por los LLMs: Explorando Modelos de Lenguaje de Gran Escala.21:00 IA en la Fórmula 1: Transformando el automovilismo con IA.24:58 LLMs Multimodal: Integración de modalidades en IA.28:00 Mantente Actualizado: Importancia de la educación continua.33:00 Explorando Amazon Q: Las posibilidades son infinitas.34:35 PartyRock, una opción si empiezas de cero.36:00 Serverless & AI: un matrimonio bien avenido.Redes Sociales de Nuestra Invitada LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lizfue/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ElizabethFue12 Community.aws: https://community.aws/@elizabethfuentes12 Dev.to: https://dev.to/elizabethfuentes12

Jeff Levering, Matt Mueller, Party Rock, and more!

AWS Morning Brief for the week of April 22, 2024, with Corey Quinn. Links:AWS IAM Identity Center adds independent 90-days session duration for Amazon CodeWhisperer Deloitte and AWS Strategic Collaboration to Accelerate Cloud Adoption in Growth MarketsImprove cost visibility of Amazon EKS with AWS Split Cost Allocation Data Congratulations to the PartyRock generative AI hackathon winners Access Amazon RDS across AWS accounts using AWS PrivateLink, Network Load Balancer, and Amazon RDS ProxyProgrammatic approach to optimize the cost of Amazon RDS snapshots Reduce cost and improve performance by migrating to Amazon DocumentDB 5.0A secure approach to generative AI with AWS AWS celebrates big technology wins at NAB 2024 New AWS survey reveals the link between AI fluency and the next education revolutionCVE-2024-28056Creating shortcut links to AWS Management Console destinations - AWS IAM Identity Center 

Party Rock is on the pod tonight?! This week, we're joined by LMFAO expert Lauren Guerrera for a discussion of an unexpected high point for Catching Kelce - a trip to the Party Rock Mansion. As Travis himself gets slightly lost between the cracks, we find joy in an impassioned defence of Violet Beauregarde, a meticulously detailed research dossier, and a new game called Two Fooths and a Lie.

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 Mike Miller is the Director of Project Management at AWS, and he joins us today to share about the inspirational AI-powered products and services that are making waves at Amazon, particularly those with generative prompt engineering capabilities. We discuss how Mike and his team choose which products to bring to market, the ins and outs of PartyRock including the challenges of developing it, AWS's strategy for generative AI, and how the company aims to serve everyone, even those with very little technical knowledge. Mike also explains how customers are using his products and what he's learned from their behaviors, and we discuss what may lie ahead in the future of generative prompt engineering. Key Points From This Episode:Mike Miller's professional background, and how he got into AI and AWS. How Mike and his team decide on the products to bring to market for developers. Where PartyRock came from and how it fits into AWS's strategy. How AWS decided on the timing to make PartyRock accessible to all.   What AWS's products mean for those with zero coding experience. The level of oversight that is required to service clients who have no technical background. Taking a closer look at AWS's strategy for generative AI. How customers are using PartyRock, and what Mike has learned from these observations.The challenges that the team faced whilst developing PartyRock, and how they persevered. Trying to understand the future of generative prompt engineering. A reminder that PartyRock is free, so go try it out! Quotes:“We were working on AI and ML [at Amazon] and discovered that developers learned best when they found relevant, interesting, [and] hands-on projects that they could work on. So, we built DeepLens as a way to provide a fun opportunity to get hands-on with some of these new technologies.” — Mike Miller [0:02:20]“When we look at AIML and generative AI, these things are transformative technologies that really require almost a new set of intuition for developers who want to build on these things.” — Mike Miller [0:05:19]“In the long run, innovations are going to come from everywhere; from all walks of life, from all skill levels, [and] from different backgrounds. The more of those people that we can provide the tools and the intuition and the power to create innovations, the better off we all are.” — Mike Miller [0:13:58]“Given a paintbrush and a blank canvas, most people don't wind up with The Sistine Chapel. [But] I think it's important to give people an idea of what is possible.” — Mike Miller [0:25:34]Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Mike Miller on LinkedInAmazon Web ServicesAWS DeepLensAWS DeepRacerAWS DeepComposerPartyRockAmazon BedrockHow AI HappensSama

This episode of Software Engineering Daily is part of our on-site coverage of AWS re:Invent 2023, which took place from November 27th through December 1st in Las Vegas. In today's interview, host Jordi Mon Companys speaks with Mike Miller who is the Director of AWS AI Devices. Jordi Mon Companys is a product manager and The post AWS re:Invent Special: PartyRock Generative AI Apps with Mike Miller appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.

This episode of Software Engineering Daily is part of our on-site coverage of AWS re:Invent 2023, which took place from November 27th through December 1st in Las Vegas. In today's interview, host Jordi Mon Companys speaks with Mike Miller who is the Director of AWS AI Devices. Jordi Mon Companys is a product manager and The post AWS re:Invent Special: PartyRock Generative AI Apps with Mike Miller appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.

This episode of Software Engineering Daily is part of our on-site coverage of AWS re:Invent 2023, which took place from November 27th through December 1st in Las Vegas. In today's interview, host Jordi Mon Companys speaks with Mike Miller who is the Director of AWS AI Devices. Jordi Mon Companys is a product manager and The post AWS re:Invent Special: PartyRock Generative AI Apps with Mike Miller appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.

Episode Notes SYNOPSIS As the night progresses, things get intense at the poker table with mind games aplenty. Meanwhile at the main party the nights of the rest of the team are about to overlap and entwine in surprising ways... CONTENT WARNING Alcohol Consumption - Alcohol is present at various points in the episode. Prominent moments involve a drinking game (13:30 - 13:45) and some characters drinking a toast (36:19 - 40:04) Gambling/Poker - 3 scenes revolve around a poker game (7:45 - 12:10 plus 20:45 - 25:25 and 28:38 - 34:20) Crunching/Chewing noises - Three in total, the first at 29:28 with two more prominent ones from 33:00 - 33:15 Twitter: @AmongStarsBones Website: amongthestarsandbones.com Patreon: patreon.com/amongthestarsandbones Merch: TeePublic Store Episode Transcript CAST Kathy - Jordan Cobb @inkphemeral Laura - Lindsey Dorcus @LindseyDorcus Adrienne - Julia Eve @juliaeve_voice Ben - Chris Magilton @chrismagilton Gordon - Graham Rowat @GrahamNY Celia - Shakira Searle Harry - Sam Nguyen @Raethr_VO Janine - Lucille Valentine @severelytrans Logan/Gallini - Dylan Chambers @D33DAA Harris - Anthony Morales @TonyrayVA Jensen - Whitney Johnson @EditrixW Hudson - Tarek Esaw @TarekEsawVO Klymenko - Andrey Dragovich @AndreyDragovich Remy - Edwyn Tiong @Omahdon McPhee/The Computer - Devin Madson @DevinMadson MUSIC CREDITS Theme music "Patience" by Oliver Morris @oliverrmorris The following pieces were licensed via Motion Array: "Ready For Takeoff" by WaveArt "New Mechanism" by E2YOU "Party Until Dawn" by PLAYSTARZ "Party Rock" by GvidonAudio "Warm Country" by IhorDrums "Ethereal Android" by Lance Conrad "The Sense of Style" by Elena Anisimova "Secret Alarm System" by E2YOU "Stable" by E2YOU "Rocket Fuel" by DHDMusic "Fun at the Disco" by Easy Vibe Sounds "These Romantic Feelings" by DPMusic Licensed from Pond5: "Auld Lang Syne (Acoustic Guitar Version)" by Liberakun Sound All singing of Auld Lang Syne within the episode was recorded by the cast. In the outro version, performers appear in the following order: Chris Magilton, Whitney Johnson, Jordan Cobb, Devin Madson, Shakira Searle, Shakira/Graham, Graham Rowat, Jordan/Sam, Sam "Raethr" Nguyen, and all the previously mentioned on the final chorus. This episode was written and produced on the stolen land of the Dja Dja Wurrung people. We acknowledge their elders past, present and emerging. Sovereignty was never ceded.

This week on the 'MOC Old Skool Mix Party', Metro Beatz mixes the old school bangers for the final show of 2023 with music from De La Soul, BBD, Slick Rick, Today, Heavy D, Lisa Lisa, Grandmaster Flash and more!! Listen live every Saturday at 6pm (EST) on mocradio.com

Today we're joined by Mike Miller, director of product at AWS responsible for the company's “edutainment” products. In our conversation with Mike, we explore AWS PartyRock, a no-code generative AI app builder that allows users to easily create fun and shareable AI applications by selecting a model, chaining prompts together, and linking different text, image, and chatbot widgets together. Additionally, we discuss some of the previous tools Mike's team has delivered at the intersection of developer education and entertainment, including DeepLens, a computer vision hardware device, DeepRacer, a programmable vehicle that uses reinforcement learning to navigate a track, and lastly, DeepComposer, a generative AI model that transforms musical inputs and creates accompanying compositions. The complete show notes for this episode can be found at twimlai.com/go/661.

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Boozer brews their brand of party from Makus Holler, Kentucky. The group formed in 2003 and has shared the stage with a long list of well-known musicians. Boozer has been labeled as "Alcoholic Rock". Members are: Big Al - Lead Drinker Fender - Bass J Bird - Lead Geetar Momma - Female Vocals Jere' - Female Vocals Sailer - Skins n Rims Billiam - Percussionist The Magnificient WORM-O - Keys --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tophillrecording/support

Paroles Yo this beat gonna make ya jump Kick go boom and bass gone' bump Girls so hot I'm a take a shot Dj makin' that Party Rock, yeahhhhhhh It's time to have a blast y'all We gonna drink all night till the last call And if they turn on the lights then oh well We gonna take this party to the hotel, Ahhhhhhhhhh Party People you are now tuned into the greatest Everybody put your hands up for the drop Long Live Party Rock Whoo Whoo Whoo Whoo Whoo Whoo Whoo Whoo Long Live Party Rock Long Live Party Rock We Rock up in the Party Lookin' hot and naughty tonight Whoo Weeeee All the Boys they want to text me Cause I move so sexy tonight Party People you are now tuned into DJ Dainjazone and Redfoo Put your hands up for the drop Long Live Party Rock Whoo Whoo Whoo Whoo Long Live Party Rock Whoo Whoo Whoo Whoo Long Live Party Rock We Rock up in the Party Lookin' hot and naughty tonight Whoo Weeeee All the Boys they want to text me Cause I move so sexy tonight Party Rock

Party Rock Anthem est une chanson du groupe américain d'électro pop LMFAO en collaboration avec Lauren Bennett et GoonRock, extrait de leur second album studio Sorry for Party Rocking (2011). La chanson est sortie en tant que premier single de l'album le 25 janvier 2011. Il interpole des paroles de la chanson Hustlin' qu'interprète Rick Ross. Le titre des LMFAO est parvenu à accéder à la première place des ventes en Australie, Allemagne, Belgique, Brésil, France, Danemark, Irlande, Nouvelle-Zélande, Suisse, au Royaume-Uni et aux États-Unis ; il s'est également octroyé une place dans le top 10 du Canada et de la Norvège.

We throw it back to the Party Rock era of the early 2010's when LMFAO ran the world, by breaking down their 2011 classic "Champagne Showers". Is it about champagne or piss? Does Natalia Kills kill the track? And what ever happened to Party Rock? The DJs dissect!

We throw it back to the Party Rock era of the early 2010's when LMFAO ran the world, by breaking down their 2011 classic "Champagne Showers". Is it about champagne or piss? Does Natalia Kills kill the track? And what ever happened to Party Rock? The DJs dissect!

Pour ce premier entrevue de la saison, j'ai eu la chance de recevoir David Hener. Personnalité publique associée au milieu de la pornographie et du party, David avait une tonne d'anecdotes croustillantes, d'histoires sensationnelles de succès & de sujets chauds et controversés à nous raconter! Un épisode à ne pas manquer. Le Podcast Pas Ordinaire est une présentation de Mind Blow Energy, une compagnie québécoise de boissons énergisantes innovatrices grâce à leur formule à base de nootropes qui vous aident au niveau de votre concentration, de votre humeur et qui vous procurent de l'énergie jusqu'à 6 heures durant. Utilisez le code promo PASORDINAIRE pour 10% de rabais au www.mindblowenergy.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/le-podcast-pas-ordinaire/message

Join Jackie, MJ, and Holden as they Party Rock their way through this 2011 REREREREWIIIIIIIIIIIIND filled with tales of when air conditioners and cable packages would make or break relationships and everyone was gettin' hopped up on TIGER BLOOD! Page 7 and Wizard and the Bruiser are going on TOUR! Dates and links to tickets at lastpodcastnetwork.com Want even more Page 7? Support us on Patreon! Patreon.com/Page7Podcast

De vuelta del verano, con un pedazo de programa!!!!!. Santi Jimenez nos cuenta su vieja por el Stelvio, David nos va a decir todo lo que podeis hacer en la concentración de Cavaleiros el día 24 de Septiembre. Alberto nos cuenta su concentración en Alpedrete el día 30 de Septiembre. Y como siempre Jose y Santi estarán ahi con sus comentarios desacertados. Podeis escuchar... Hinder -Use me Warrant - Cherry Pie. Buckcherry - Gluttony Poison - Your Mama Don't Dance Pop Evil - Boss's Daughter Scorpions - Big City Night Esperamos que os guste!!!!!!!

With Justin Verlander back we question if this was the best decision to make right now. But according to John and Lance, it makes them want to Party Rock!

LSU Tigers are National Champs for Men's College Baseball! Wooooo! AND the fans eclipsed the 60,000 jell-o shot mark. That's like almost THREE TIMES as much as what I reported on. Party Rock!   91/67, Sunny skies. Sun up - 6:29AM, Sun down - 8:52PM.   A random black bear was spotted swimming ashore in Destin, Florida. Don't know where it came from, no attacks... just a bear swimming in and scampered off. The end.     Interested in sponsoring this podcast? ---> channelochoproductions@gmail.com Need Voice Over greatness for your business, project or production? ---> kevincheathamvo.com

You could have heard this episode 48 hours early by supporting us on Patreon for as low as $1/month: https://www.patreon.com/IndieheadsPodcast. On this episode, Matty once again hosts America’s favorite gameshow: Gotta Get That! This time around, our competitors are forced to talk about “Party Rock Anthem” for 2 hours straight. Your contestants this episode are previous co-winner […]

Hey, this isn't our first Twelfth Doctor episode! What the heck? Well, Sam decided to ring in the new year by getting COVID and we haven't been able to record that episode yet. Instead, please enjoy our already-recorded Patreon bonus episode on parts 1 and 2 of Classic Who season 15's first serial, "Horror of Fang Rock"! It's got the Fourth Doctor running up and down a lighthouse for 40 minutes. A lot of people love it! One of us liked it! Hopefully next time we'll love it. Find out in two weeks on patreon.com/PoddingBros! Sam | Jordan Twitter | Cohost | Patreon | Discord | YouTube

Yerr!!! On the last episode of the 2022, the guys shuffle their way into the new year. *Time Codes* New Years Draft-2:56 FAB 5-22:53 Open Run-36:45 NFL Recap- 1:01:46 NFL Pick'Em: Week 17-1:54:26 *Cast* Eddie: https://www.instagram.com/eddiehurchata/ Devin: https://www.instagram.com/dons_prezi/ Jonny: https://www.instagram.com/jonny_cinco_/ Kevin: https://www.instagram.com/kjett_jl/ Drew: https://www.instagram.com/mr.drew190/ Dicap (6th Man): https://www.instagram.com/dondicap/ Podcast brought to you by Culture Capsule. https://www.instagram.com/culturecaps... Video sponsored by D.O.N.S. LLC https://www.instagram.com/donsllc/ *Intro Song* Jimi Six & Hop- Goat Mode https://soundcloud.com/donsinc/jimi-six-dez-lansky-goatmode *Outro Song* Jerellz-Good Energy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ReaEWauUbt8 *Affiliates* DONS LLC: https://www.donsforever.com Boy From Da Bronx: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCR7b... Cloud Camp Clothing: https://www.instagram.com/cloudcampclothing/

Mike, the charismatic guitarist for Doc Hammer out of San Diego shares what keeps his mental health on the level day in and day out. Make sure to catch the outtakes at the end! We chat about: What keeps him feeling healthy and balanced on and off the road How he stays organized w/o getting overwhelmed Setting healthy boundaries Mindfulness Connect with Mike: https://www.instagram.com/donthasslemeimlocal https://linktr.ee/doc_hammer_band https://sweetbeef.agency __________________________ ❗SPECIAL WELLY P OFFER: Do you love Four Sigmatic? Save 10% with coupon code WELLYP when you shop directly at Four Sigmatic https://foursigmatic.com/

This week the Queens celebrate a New Wave with Cravity's latest EP. Listen as Emily and Charity break down the single, "Party Rock," music video, styling, choreography, album picks, and chat biases.Next, the Queens give a full review of NMIXX's comeback, "Dice." Emily and Charity also review Billie for the first time discussing the EP "the Billage of Perception: chapter two."Plus, K-pop news, poll results, Queendom shoutouts, a fun Cravity quiz, and more!Quiz - https://kprofiles.com/which-cravity-are-you/Playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3odT0xs726kaioFK5sOLZC?si=7dbd8bdf51d34406Support the show

Galen talks about the Bowling Green and Southcentral Kentucky weather, the private Facebook book group, "Dad Rocks" and conducts an interview with "Party Rock" a local Bowling Green, Ky., DJ and Entrepreneur. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/galen-smith3/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/galen-smith3/support

We dropped in on the B-52's farewell tour to see if they still have it while pushing 70. What we saw might shock you!

This week on the 'MOC Old Skool Mix Party', Metro Beatz takes you back with music from Chaka Khan, Bohannon, En Vogue, Outkast, Big L, D'Train and more!! Listen live every Saturday at 6pm (EST) on mocradio.com

Piers Ridyard interviews Redfoo, a multi-award-winning artist best known for being a member of the musical duo LMFAO, in this episode of the DeFi Download. In this interview, Redfoo dissects his journey into coding, his passion for programming, the crypto, blockchain, and DeFi space, and building with Radix and Scrypto. In the middle of June 2022, Redfoo will host a three-day hackathon at his home in Malibu, California. Four lucky members of the Radix Developer community will team up to create something remarkable using Scrypto, the Radix engine, Redfoo's chess engine, and expand it to create something truly unique. [2:22] How did Redfoo transition from musician to coder? [7:55] The thrilling early days of computing[12:39] The origin of the artist's name “Redfoo”[15:13] Redfoo describes his dream about binary numbers [16:47] Redfoo's Twitter application[19:58] How did Redfoo learn about crypto?[24:37] Redfoo talks about his love of chess[28:15] How many people does Redfoo expect to inspire through the hackathon? What does he anticipate the consequence of people seeing his interest in coding will be? [33:57] What does Redfoo have to say to people who feel intimidated by coding?[38:39] A condition of childish curiosity, a state of play that helps you to discover your calling, is the starting point for success.[41:26] How Redfoo got a writing credit on a Kendrick Lamar album[42:28] What makes Redfoo believe that unless you learn to code, you will be left behind in the future?[47:32] What will the DeFi revolution's impact be?Further resources:Twitter: @redfoo Legendary Musician RedFoo Teams Up with Radix to Host “FooHack”Red-Foo & Dre' Kroon - Life Is a Game of Chess (Original Version) (Jungle 1996) 

Send us a Text Message.DPAK, a magical musical wonder for a changemaker generation, shares his voice, compositions and passion with his multi-talented, multi-instrumental sound on The Soulfam Podcast. Appearing at SXSW, Burning Man and a multitude of other concert gatherings including the upcoming Music and Sky festival  (https://musicandsky.com) in the California desert, DPAK -- formerly known as The Other Deepak - feels his way through guitar, violin and keyboard (and other instruments, too)  to create a unique sound for the multitudes. DPAK is the orchestra/arranger for Disney's Mira the Royal Detective. In this musically-enhanced interview, DPAK's energetically inspired music can be heard -- beginning with All My Life then This is the Time, King of the Moment and Refugees of Love (all music used courtesy of DPAK). In this high energy interview, DPAK shares his views on freedom, growing up in an Indian culture, cooking, self-sustainability, bio-soil dynamics and a cat named Jasmine.  The Soulfam Podcast hopes you enjoy this interview and many more!! DPAK can be found on Spotify under DPAK and on FB and Instagram @therealdpak and on You Tube under DPAK, Robot Nature and The Other Deepak. More to come!!! As DPAK says, stay in the tune! Oweli Supplements (www.Oweli.com) and www.CBDpure.com, sponsors of the podcast, have graciously offered a coupon for free shipping and 15 percent off with the coupon code SOULFAM. Lexi and Diana both takes these supplements whose products support everything from your eye health to immune system to your protein intake to your brain's neurological health. CBD Pure is one of the very best CBD's on the market with high grade ingredients. Order now with SOULFAM in the coupon code. Support the Show.@dianamarcketta@lexisaldin@thesoulfampodcast

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Welcome back to Artbeat Radio! In this episode, the Podcast Class have a conversation about their favorite types of music and how it all makes them feel. Enjoy!   Audio Transcription: (Please listen on Podomatic or Spotify to view the full transcript)   *Intro music by Artbeat Radio staff*    Music, stories, and more! You're listening to Artbeat Radio, a program of Able ARTS Work.   Renee: Hello everyone and welcome to Artbeat Radio Podcast. We are going to interview everyone on our podcast team about their favorite soundtracks and music and how that makes them feel. Thank you for listening and we hope you enjoy!  Brian: Stephanie, what's your favorite genre of music?  Stephanie: My favorite genre of music is Pop because I like Cheap Thrills by Sia and Party Rock by The Anthem because I like the beats to it and how they make me feel. They make me feel like I have a lot of energy.  Brian: Why do you like that type of music so much?  Stephanie: Because it's really good dancing music.  Brian: Alright!  Stephanie: Yeah.  Brian: Aaron, what is your favorite kind of music?  Aaron: Country.  Brian: Who in Country do you like? Is it Blake Shelton, Tim McGraw, Garth Brooks?  Aaron: Garth Brooks.  Brian:  How does it make you feel?   Aaron: He makes me happy.  Brian: Okay, Renee. Ms. Renee, what is your favorite genre of music and why and how does it make you feel?  Renee: Okay. Uhm I think my favorite music is Seymour's the Greatest and how I feel, like, amazing and I always move on, like, singing and it feels deep inside my gut, is really awesome. And my favorite music is Suddenly, Seymour is my favorite one. And I feel like special and I'm so lucky I have someone in my life. Like my Seymour.   Brian: Oh Alison, what is your favorite genre of music and why and how does it make you feel?  Alison: I like Country's, uhm, Hank Williams, the first, We're Gonna Put You in the Movies, They're Gonna Make a Big Star Out of Me. And guess what? That was one of my dad's favorite songs. And Your Are My Sunshine and that's the favorite of the whole Salo family.  Brian: And how does that music make you feel?   Alison: Happy!  Brian: Why does it make you happy?  Alison: Because it reminds me of Dad and Uncle Nate, who are in heaven.  Brian: Interesting, Alison.  Renee: What is your favorite type of music that you feel like and why?  Brian: Hmm. I like just about any type of music. Not just country. I like rock n roll. I like the early pioneers of rock n roll, you know like, Johnny Cash and Chuck Berry and Buddy Holly and Ritchie Valens because they were the really first pioneers of rock n roll music. They got the rock n roll begun.   Renee: How do you feel?  Brian: Happy and they had danceable music and lyrics that you could really understand.  Renee: That's awesome.  Brian: Thank you, Ms. Renee.  Renee: You're welcome, Mr. Corder.  Brian: Hope you enjoyed our conversation about these different styles of music! Please come back again another day. Thank you for listening to our episode!  Have a wonderful day  *Outro music by Artbeat Radio staff*    We hope you enjoyed this episode of Artbeat Radio. For more information, please go to our website. Ableartswork.org. Thanks for listening and tune in next time!   

Myka is busy and Tim is back working. Come to the Live Show March 3rd at The Gutter in Brooklyn 

Bringing some energy back in to your entertainment … DJ Joe Mfalme presents the 65th edition of the Double Trouble mix tape, the #PartyRockAnthems Edition featuring the GREATEST PARTY HITS in Audio and Video format. This mix is bound to keep you entertained and bring back lost party rock hits energy; in the meantime Download this mix directly from this site, enjoy and share widely. You can listen to any of my other mixes here

Join us as we get up close and personal with @djicyice and @djdblplay as they share their humble beginnings from saving their lunch money as teens to buy a record and a turntable, to becoming one of the most sought after DJ artists in the nightlife industry. These two hardworking DJs have made a name for themselves performing on the world's biggest stages, mainstream clubs, ultra-lounges, high profile events, and private celebrity parties with the biggest names in the entertainment industry.  

On this episode, we sit down with special guest @djdainjazone from Los Angelos. Dainja tells us how he first got into DJing and eventually started the #MikiDzShow with @heymikiwar. He breaks down how he ended up linking with @redfoo and LMFAO. We talk about the "Party Rock" movement and the impact/influence the music had on the industry. He speaks on putting his body through the rigorous tour life and managing the heavy travel schedule. He also explains his initial struggle to break the stigma of being "The Party Rock DJ" and being able to evolve as a DJ. Follow us on Instagram @miaradio/ @djka5 / @djzea - #MIARadio Support the podcast: https://evrydyco.com/collections/mia-evrydy miasounds.com djka5.com djzea.com Send questions, feedback, request, or edits to miamiradio305@gmail.com Thank you guys for all the support! Make sure to download, subscribe, and review!