Podcasts about polyrhythmics

Featured Songs: 00:38 - Leftover Salmon - 11-29-24 - Sailin’ Shoes - Boulder Theatre - Boulder, CO (with Sam Bush, Luke Black and Torrin Daniels) 11:20 - Eggy - 11-29-24 - Black Friday > Bird Song > Black Friday > Bird Song > Black Friday - Capitol Theatre - Port Chester, NY (with Dogs in a Pile) 38:19 - Billy Strings - 12-06-24 - My Alice - FedEx Forum - Memphis, TN 42:09 - Pigeons Playing Ping Pong - 12-06-24 - King Kong - Infinity Music Hall - Hartford, CT (Art Brown and Elijah Clark of Polyrhythmics) 53:23 - Spafford - 12-07-24 - Kiss Off - Vivarium - Milwaukee, WI See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Polyrhythmics - "Clydesdale" from the 2023 self-released album Filter System Now on their 13th year as a band, Seattle's own psych-funk septet Polyrhythmics released their latest LP last fall titled Filter System.    “When I listen to this music I feel comforted and excited at the same time,” saxophonist Art Brown said of the album in a press statement. “I really feel like we've created some beautiful musical spaces that can transport you. And in that way I think it can provide a source of inspiration, and maybe revitalize the hearts and minds of folks who listen.” Read the full story at KEXP.orgSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We caught up with Polyrhythmics Ben Bloom about how he ties improvisation and songwriting together  Ep: 294 #ATJPod  More: https://www.polyrhythmics.com/ @allthatjampod on IG, FB, and Twitter - www.allthatjampod.com - Subscribe - leave a review - tell a friend. Merch: https://t.co/QgtAisVtbV All That Jam is brought to you by Executive Producers Amanda Cadran and Kevin Hogan. Produced and edited by Amanda Cadran and Kevin Hogan. Mixed and Mastered by Kevin Hogan. Original Music by Aaron Gaul. Art by Amanda Cadran.

We caught up with Ben Bloom on Polyrhythmics new LP Filter System  More: https://www.polyrhythmics.com/ Ep 264 #ATJPod @allthatjampod on IG, FB, and Twitter - www.allthatjampod.com - Subscribe - leave a review - tell a friend. Merch: https://t.co/QgtAisVtbV All That Jam is brought to you by Executive Producers Amanda Cadran and Kevin Hogan. Produced and edited by Amanda Cadran and Kevin Hogan. Mixed and Mastered by Kevin Hogan. Original Music by Aaron Gaul. Art by Amanda Cadran.

We are super excited to have Ben Bloom and Grant Schroff of Polyrhythmics as our guests on No Simple Road this week! Founded in late 2010, Polyrhythmics was formed by Ben Bloom and Grant Schroff, who quickly gathered some of the most talented and highly sought-after performers in the North West to record an EP. The rest is musical history! Blending funk, rock, jazz, afro-beat, and more, Polyrhythmics crate a sonic tapestry that will for sure get your feet and booty moving!We sit down with Ben and Grant to talk about the origins of Polyrhythmics, the challenges of being Pacific Northwest musicians, how fans in this region of the country differ from fans in other parts of the country, what their writing and creative process involves, what is most important to them when making music together, and much more!Come join Polyrhythmics (and the No Simple Road Crew) on New Year's Eve at The Aladdin Theater for their 'Bridgetown Boogie' NYE celebration! Tickets and all Polyrhythmics info available at www.polyrhythmics.comNo Simple Road Intro Music Created By ESCAPERFREE SHIPPING from Shop Tour Bus Use The PROMO CODE: nosimpleroadFor 20% off Sunset Lake CBD PROMO CODE: NSR20Make Sure to visit our friends at Fire On The Mountain for some amazing food at one of the 3 locations in the Portland area or one of the 2 locations in the Denver area!Check out the exclusive, limited edition SMARTWOOL / GRATEFUL DEAD collaboration HERE!!! Just in time for the holidaze!MUSIC IN THE COMMERCIALS BY AND USED WITH PERMISSION OF:LAMPOUTRO MUSIC BY AND USED WITH PERMISSION OF:CHILLDREN OF INDIGONo Simple Road is part of OSIRIS MEDIA. Osiris Media is the leading storyteller in music, combining the intimacy of podcasts with the power of music. We inform and delight music fans by creating shows with leading artists, telling untold stories, and working with brands to craft compelling narratives that bring music to life.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/nosimpleroad. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

10/20-10/26 in Santa CruzThursday Oct. 20thDRI - The Catalyst 10/21 FridayWhitney Cummings - San Jose Improv10/22 - SaturdayTokimonsta - The CatalystPOLYRHYTHMICS - Moes Alley10/26 WednesdayAquadolls - The CatalystDuster w/Sour Widows - The Crepe PlaceMusic picksTroy Braunstein Hypocritical Complaints Support the showIntrospective interviews with artistic individuals - an ongoing audiovisual journal of Zen Perry. Behold a wall of periodically updated webpages!Official Website: https://www.zenperryproject.com/Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/breakingnorthInstagram: @https://www.instagram.com/zenperryproject/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/breakingnorthpodcastTwitter: @BreakingNorthTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/breakingnorth_Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@zenperryproject160Email: info@zenperryproject.comThanks for listening - hope you enjoy!

A little throwback to November 6, 2020 as we had to reschedule with this week's guest artists Say She She, so we went back just under two years to debuting two tracks from An Ode To Escapism, Ghost Funk Orchestra's brilliant album that dropped the next week on Friday the 13th.  Unsurprisingly, that would be 2020's SECOND Friday the 13th that calendar year.  We talked with Ghost Funk founder Seth Applebaum on the production of the album and what's changed in his approach, along with playing some of his favorite inspirations to the ethereal sound.#feelthegravityTracklist (st:rt)Part I (00:00)Isaac Hayes – No Name BarGhost Funk Orchestra feat Kam Franklin – The King of MisdirectionL'éclair – DallasPolyrhythmics – Yeti, Set, GoDurand Jones & The Indicaitons – Young Americans Part II (30:03)Ghost Funk Orchestra – Slow DownMonophonics – It's Only UsBadge Epoque Ensemble feat US Girls – Sing A Silent GospelHoly Hive – Embers to AshSugar Candy Mountain – WindowsKit Sebastien – PangeaBudos Band – Long In The Tooth Part III (60:33)Ghost Funk Orchestra – Quiet Soul Kamilah – Dark SkinDorothy Ashby – GamesMia Pixley – TenderIGBO feat Nelson Bandela & Blvck Spade – OmersaarUnderground System – Rent Party Part IV (94:42)Ghost Funk Orchestra - ToujoursJ. Hoard – Not So FastRudy De Anda – HeladoAdrien Younge & Ali Shaheed Muhammad – ConexaoHarlem River Drive – Harlem River DriveMagnum - Evolution 

Welcome BEN BLOOM and JASON GRAY of POLYRHYTHMICS! This wide-ranging conversation took place on the Sunday of Suwannee Rising, after the band dropped a pair of scorching sets on SOSMP. With the fest raging in the distance, the three of us snuck off to have a lengthy discussion on the band's journey, inspirations, intention, mission, future and more.  3:25 SACRED ROSE & BROOKLYN COMES ALIVE  8:30  The Upful Update w/ B.Getz 13:25  Introducing POLYRHYTHMICS  18:45  INTERVIEW w/ Ben & Jason of Polyrhythmics  A hard-driving modern afro-psycho-beat squadron, Polyrhythmics feature the heart-thumping bass lines of Jason Gray, and the colorful, intricate phrasings of Ben Bloom's guitar. A true “democratic” collaborative, Polyrhythmics includes three horn players, guitar, bass, drums, percussion and keys. Meditative hypnosis and elements of surprise make up a sonic foundation for their mystical, genre-blurring brand of sound art. The collective continues to mature into a muscular live unit, known for painting vivid instrumental imagery using complex rhythms, impressive dynamics, and a searing level of precision. Ben Bloom and I go back almost 25 years, to the fertile embryonic jam scene of the Northeast, and 1.0 Phish adventures too. So we were well acquainted before this chat. Bloom began playing guitar at 9, attended college at Boston University. By high school, he knew music would be his life's work. Later, Bloom moved to Seattle, honed his skills with bands in local clubs, before co-founding Polyrhythmics in 2009. Ben connected with Jason Gray, a Californian who had moved away from music while doing a stint on submarines in the Navy, eventually landing in Seattle. Gray found his way through to the city's musical bosom and into one of it's hottest bands. In addition to holding down the low end with Polyrhythmics, Gray operates Blue Mallard Studios, where he produces and engineers. www.Polyrhythmics.com   Vibe Junkie JAMZ ! "Stakes is High" - yasiin bey (fka Mos Def) w/ Robert Glasper Experiment  Live at Vaulx Jazz - 2019 "Chelada" - POLYRHYTHMICS  KEXP Live 2019   EMAIL the SHOW! B.Getz@UpfulLIFE.com PLEASE LEAVE A REVIEW on Apple Podcasts! Listen to Upful LIFE on Spotify ! Theme Song: "Mazel Tov"- CALVIN VALENTINE

This week we have something special for all of you! We are super excited to have Clare Naber and Chris Couch from The Beltane Music Festival as our guests on No Simple Road!Beltane Music Festival is a grassroots local festival that has grown from humble beginnings in Clare's backyard to a yearly festival complete with camping, vending, and the most badass musicians the Pacific Northwest has to offer! We sit down with Clare and Chris to talk all about the journey from the yard to the forest, the meaning of Beltane, why this festival started in the first place, what it means to do things intentionally, how the growth of the festival has changed the scene, why a musician has to be good at throwing stuff at things, and a whole lot more!Beltane is taking place May 6th-8th in Scio, Oregon with performances from World's Finest, Polyrhythmics, Clinton Fearon, Highstep Society, Hillstomp, Outer Orbit, Band Of Comerados, Cytrus, Asher Fulero Band, Takimba, Rose Tinted, High Seagrass, Pretty Gritty, Ben Larson, DJPK, Pajama Jam, & Josh Garner.Tickets are on sale now at www.beltanemusicfestival.comRemember to hang out after the conversation with Chris & Clare to catch up with the No Simple Road crew!NEW!!! No Simple Road Intro Music Performed and Created By ESCAPERFREE SHIPPING from Shop Tour Bus Use The PROMO CODE: nosimpleroadFor 20% off Sunset Lake CBD PROMO CODE: NSR20 For 25% off Electric Fish Lights PROMO CODE: NSRFOR 10% off your first month of Better Help CLICK HEREFor 20% off Grady's Cold Brew PROMO CODE: NSRFor 10% off your order at Fin and Wheel PROMO CODE: NSROTHER MUSIC BY AND USED WITH HE PERMISSION OF:FAMILY MYSTICOUTRO MUSIC BY AND USED WITH PERMISSION OF:CHILLDREN OF INDIGONo Simple Road is part of OSIRIS MEDIA. Osiris is creating a community that connects people like you with podcasts and live experiences about artists and topics you love. To stay up to date on what we're up to, visit our site and sign up for our newsletter. Osiris works in partnership with JamBase, which connects music fans with the music they love and empowers them to go see live music!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/nosimpleroad. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Music saves the day, and the night. Music can make everything all right..sometimes.Music is so important in our lives one song can reel back years of memories. That is the whole purpose of our cross-genre approach.We like to mix it up and enhance your musical consumption. We love to help local or smaller groups get some air time aka some LOVE because that is what we are all about...Been doing over a decacde going to keep doing it. Ok, Papa. Happy Friday.

Os traemos un puñado de canciones efervescentes y muy bailables. Jazz, soul, funk, afrobeat, todo ello con nombres propios como los de Mark Lettieri, Polyrhythmics, The Bamboos o el nuevo proyecto del genio de la batería Stanton Moore. Extra de novedades para que gocéis.

Last Thursday show! I'm back on SATURDAYS from 6th March at 12pm GMT. Wear headphones! Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ One More Time by Daft Punk on Discovery (Parlophone) 8′37″ The Awakening by Gianni Brezzo on The Awakening (Jakarta Records) 🆕 12′34″ Hypotheticals - Edit by Lake Street Dive on Hypotheticals (Nonesuch) 🆕 15′48″ Flow by Nubiyan Twist; CHERISE on Flow (Strut Records) 🆕 22′33″ Eyes Without A Face - Poolside Remix by Billy Idol; Poolside on Eyes Without A Face (Poolside Remix) (Capitol) 🆕 25′29″ La Cumbia Sampuesana by Abelardo Carbono; Meridian Brothers on La Cumbia Sampuesana (Palenque Records) 🆕 31′32″ Righty-O! by Spike Wilner Trio on Righty-O! (Cellar Live) 🆕 39′00″ BAM! (Massproductions Dub) by Axel Boman on BAM! (Massproductions Dub) (Studio Barnhus) 🆕 45′00″ Kara Toprak by Altin Gün on Kara Toprak (Glitterbeat Records) 🆕 49′11″ The Clock Won't Tick by Quantic; Eddie Roberts on The Clock Won't Tick (Color Red) 53′44″ Fruit Market Jazz by The Brothers Nylon on Fruit Market Jazz (Hot Bagels) 🆕 59′06″ Fantas for Saxophone and Voice by Caterina Barbieri; Bendik Giske on Fantas for Saxophone and Voice (Editions Mego) 🆕 62′41″ i believe in you by Hand Habits on i believe in you (Saddle Creek) 🆕 66′28″ Calling Me Home (with Francesco Turrisi) by Rhiannon Giddens; Francesco Turrisi on Calling Me Home (with Francesco Turrisi) (Nonesuch) 🆕 75′10″ I Believe In Love by Polyrhythmics; Lucky Brown on I Believe In Love (45) (Color Red) 78′19″ Projection by Yves Jarvis on Projection (Anti) 🆕 79′57″ Keep Checking Up On Me - ALASKALASKA Re-Edit by Chartreuse; ALASKALASKA on Keep Checking Up On Me (ALASKALASKA Re-Edit) (Communion) 🆕 84′22″ Hey Boy by Brijean on Hey Boy (Ghostly Internationl) 🆕 87′48″ Ton Esprit by Whitesquare on Prima (Maurice Uzzan) 98′59″ Asanebo - Quarion Remix by John Tejada; Quarion on Asanebo (Quarion Remix) - 20 Years of Poker Flat Remixes (Poker Flat ) 103′49″ Solaris by Mocongo on Broken Pillar (ALBUM) (Depot6) 109′31″ Subconscious Space by Djalo on Dissociative Realm (Souplex Records) 116′34″ Minor Malfunction by A Sagittariun on Minor Malfunction (Kneaded Pains) Check out the full archives on the website.

Y'all are Amazing brilliant great work I am your biggest supporter ......ok papa keep rocking

West Coast deep funk.

Media Monarchy plays Polyrhythmics, Bronx Slang, Ad Infinitum and more on #PumpUpThaVolume for December 10, 2020. ♬

This week we start out in the middle of America, and a great new track from Wichita's Jordana. Then it's off to London by way of Lahore, Pakistan, and Tenderlonius's latest underground global jazz interpretation. Our next stop is back in the Midwest and St. Joseph, Missouri's Radkey with a punk rock outfit that lets it rip. We then move out to Seattle, and wonderful new song from Polyrhythmics for some Afro-Psycho-beat with a jazzy feel. And finally in this week's archive track, we take the pod to Germany in the summer of 1996 for a very trippy techno classic from Porter Ricks.

Winter looms but there's plenty of sunshine in here! Wear headphones.  Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 480′19″ Compress—Fuse by Com Truise on Single (Ghostly International) 🆕 485′48″ Orion - Throwing Snow Remix by Mr Beatnick on Single (Mythstery Records) 🆕 489′01″ Easy - Mild Minds Remix by Tycho on Single (Mom+Pop/Ninja Tune) 🆕 494′23″ Cosimo by Polyrhythmics on Single (Color Red) 🆕 498′56″ Talks - Mura Masa Remix by PVA on Talks (Remixes) (Big Dada) 🆕 505′01″ Drug Store Model by Mamalarky on Mamalarky (Fire Talk) 🆕 508′27″ Alexa! by The Cool Greenhouse on Single (Melodic) 511′48″ Smile For A While by Jimpster on Smile For A While (Freerange Records) 🆕 518′22″ Gemini by Knox Fortune on Stock Child Wonder (Knox Fortune + Nice Work) 🆕 526′00″ Palavras by Caixa Cubo on Angela (Caixa Cuba) 🆕 529′48″ Walking In The Air by Spirit in the Dark on Single (Jazzland Recordings) 535′12″ Salute to the Sun by Matthew Halsall on Single (Gondwana Records) 🆕 548′20″ NOX by Zopelar on Novaterra Vol. 1 (Selva Discos) 🆕 554′38″ Mwana feat. Idd Aziz by LevyM on Mwana (Connected) 🆕 563′35″ The Dream by SYCUM on Speicher 116 (Kompakt) 🆕 579′52″ Rewind The Days of Youth by Route 8 on Rewind The Days Of Youth (Lobster Theremin) 🆕 581′53″ Cholla by Jerry Paper on Abracadabra (Stones Throw Records) 585′18″ Lamparina by Hugo Linns on O Vento Ao Longe (Martin Hossbach) 🆕 589′01″ The Letter by Chris Malinchak on Letter EP (2 Crows Records) 🆕 595′07″ Tokyo Lonely Desert by Amir Bresler on Puzzles, Vol. 4 (Raw Tapes Records) 598′55″ Small Stream by Lindstrøm & Prinns Thomas on III (Smalltown Supersound) 🆕 Check out the full archives on the website.

Seattle-based collective Polyrhythmics specializes in a flavorful blend of progressive funk, psychedelic rock and modern afro-beat. As Troy Nelson explains in this week’s episode of Live on KEXP, it’s music for the "heads.” Their songs take time to unravel, rewarding patient listeners with a lush and intricate experience that defies the current song trends for something more gratifying. When the world is a whirlwind, don’t forget– take the time to let something develop. Listen to Troy Nelson wax poetic about the value of music “heads” as well as delving into the often-limiting current trends happening with music ahead of Polyrhythmics’ spirited set featuring four songs from 2020’s 'Man From The Future.’ Recorded 02/21/2020. Digital Cowboy The Cutdown Yeti, Set, Go Chelada Watch the full Live on KEXP session on YouTube. Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guest co-host Cheryl Head joins Eric to chat with Steve Hockensmith (Holmes on the Range) and Sara Sligar (Take Me Apart) All music used by permission under the creative commons license. Music in this episode includes: ChaCha Fontanez by Jimmy Fontanez I Don't Know Why by Pimpstrut Local 13 Hungaria by Latche Swing Keep It Tight by John Deley Liam Rides A Pony by Polyrhythmics  

Funky sauce. Wear headphones. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ In The Air Tonight by Marissa Nadler on Single (Sacred Bones Records) 8′27″ Kill The Lights by El Michels Affair on Adult Themes (Big Crown Records) 11′42″ 4 de Octubre by Orquesta Akokan on Single (Daptone Records) 16′18″ 6 Degrees Of Separation by Jab on Single (Joon Dadad) 17′58″ Movin' On by Ohnesty on Single (Highball Records) 28′12″ Berry Patch (Halogenix Remix) by Machinedrum on Barry Patch: Blended (Vision) 38′06″ Gone by Robert Glasper on Fuck Yo Feelings: Instrumental (Loma Vista Recordings) 44′19″ Haunted Boat (Buyer's Remorse) by Karate Boogaloo on Carn The Boogers (College Of Knowledge Records) 45′35″ Blue To Red by Chip Wickham on Blue To Red (Lovemonk) 53′20″ Carousel by L'eclair on Single (Bongo Joe) 56′42″ Beginning by La Priest on Single (Domino) 58′42″ The Cutdown by Polyrhythmics on Man From The Future (Color Red) 69′38″ Los Angeles by Dougie Poole on Single (Wharf Cat Records) 73′46″ Twisted by Johanna Warren on Chaotic Good (Wax Nine Records) 76′41″ Haven't You Heard (Butch Remix) by Patrice Rushen on Single (Parlophone) 83′53″ Mr Experience by Donny Benet on Single (Dot Dash Recordings) 93′18″ Mystic Force by Mystic-Force on Psychic Harmony (MFS) 93′56″ Kiln (Enaxri Point) by Dusty Kid on Single (Isolade) 102′50″ Chaga by Papadosio on Single (Papadosio LLC) 104′11″ Diamond Mine by Foreign/National on Single (Foreign/National) 113′53″ Come Out At Night by The New Mastersounds on Single (Color Red) 118′56″ Nonsense by Dolph on Meaningful Trivialities (Levldva)

Media Monarchy plays Maceo Parker, Polyrhythmics, Haggis Horns and more on #PumpUpThaVolume for May 7, 2020. ♬ The post #PumpUpThaVolume: May 7, 2020 appeared first on Media Monarchy.

How far would you go for family?  In My Sister The Serial Killer author Oyinkan Braithwaite writes about two sisters with an unusually deadly sibling dynamic.  The elder sister is meticulous, tidy, and controlling. Her little sister is the beautiful one; capricious, charming, and, as it happens, a serial killer.  My Sister the Serial Killer is a fast-paced thriller with pulpy and comic overtones and just the right amount of family dysfunction. About the Author:Oyinkan Braithwaite is a graduate of Kingston University in Creative Writing and Law. Following her degree, she worked as an assistant editor at Kachifo Limited, a Nigerian publishing house, and as a production manager at Ajapaworld, a children’s educational and entertainment company. She now works as a freelance writer and editor. In 2014, she was shortlisted as a top-ten spoken-word artist in the Eko Poetry Slam, and in 2016 she was a finalist for the Commonwealth Short Story Prize. She lives in Lagos, Nigeria. Episode Credits:This episode was produced, mixed, and sound-designed by Andrew Dunn.  Our host and co-producer is Amanda Stern. Beau Friedlander is executive producer with an assist on writing and editorial.  Music: “Ruvv” by The Brow, “This Public Radio Life” by Lullatone, “Surrogate (acoustic)” by Wildermiss, “Good Morning Melody” by Lullatone, “Light a Fire” by Kid Prism, “Brighten” by Polyrhythmics, “Uni Swing Vox” by Rufus Cani, “Books that Bounce” by Rufus Canis.

Polyrhythmics - Yeti, Set, Go - a 2019 self-released single. Support the show.

Andy Sells is the mastermind behind our most recent vinyl release, Select Level. Andy has a deep discography of vinyl singles, full albums and side projects and he’s recorded with and produced for musicians like downtempo explorers FCS North, electronic jazz producer David Hanke, thrash rockers Nosretep, Afrobeat players Cascadia'10, Funk and Soul Legends Wheedle's Groove, Psychedelic Jazz astronauts Afrocop, video game soundtrack master SCNTFC, and lots more.  From Afrobeat to Thrash Metal, Downtempo to Jazz and even his most recent adventure into Punk Funk and Post Disco with his Select Level project, his love of music is all encompassing and clearly insatiable.  Not even a near death experience could keep Andy from pushing himself to complete the Select Level album. We recently caught up with Andy in his home studio in Seattle, Washington. And if you haven’t heard already we just announced the pre-order of our next release with the group Rezin Tooth. This is a dub reggae album created by Nate Spicer of Seattle Afrobeat and Funk group Polyrhythmics. That’s up for pre-order now along with tickets for the release show that will be on January 10th at High Dive in Seattle. Grab that and the Select Level album on waxthematique.com and we also recently acquired the only 45 that the afrobeat group Cascadia ’10 put out.  Photography for this episode by Jasmine Kara. Buy Select Level's Debut LP on LTD Edition Cotton Candy Vinyl.  Tracklist of music from this episode: 1. Select Level - Unreleased 2. Select Level - Valentine 3. FCS North - Police Laughter 4. Select Level - Sham 5. Nosretep - Nosretep 6. Cascadia '10 - No Go Wacko 7. Afrocop - Unreleased 8. Motion Orchestra - Sonorous 9. SCNTFC - Dead Man 10. Select Level - The Race 11. Select Level - Unreleased --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/waxthematique/support

Al cincelea sezon inchide cercul. Am inceput cu “You’ll never walk alone” in octombrie 2018, inchei cu… Revin undeva prin septembrie 2019 pentru Sezonul 6 la Radio Trib. Aveti aici arhiva integrala a celor cinci ani petrecuti in Trib; inspiratie buna daca ascultati ce ascult si eu, de la stoner la Seattle funk, de la […]

Stories from the stage: Alden tells tales of compost hi-jinks and Meg remembers growing up on the farm. Music in this episode from Polyrhythmics and The Passion Hi-Fi.

Featuring interviews with Blake Crouch, Jamie Mason and Dietrich Kalteis. A story by Travis Richardson. A report from Murder & Mayhem in Milwaukee. Unpanel: What makes a great editor with Chantelle Aimée Osman, Jacque Ben-Zekry, Peter Rozovsky and Bryon Quertermous. All music is used by permission via the creative commons license. Music this episode includes: Real Swing Shet by Menage Quad Swing 39 by Latche Swing Ground Cayenne by The Good Lawdz Lostfrevr by Ars Sonor Devil on my Shoulder by The Underscore Orkestra Hungaria by Latche Swing Sex and Money by Smiling Cynic Super Bubbly by Jesse Spillane 1000 Ways to Die by Dish Pit Trash Queen by Dish Pit Liam Rides A Pony by Polyrhythmics

Music: “The Itis” by Polyrhythmics. Licensed under CC BY 3.0 http://www.needledrop.co/wp/artists/polyrhythmics/ Notes: In a recent podcast which I titled “Make Christianity Weak Again,” I talked […]

Ants navigate to and from food using pheromone trails; the stronger the pheromone trail, the more ants following it, like some kind of highway map. Humans use similar mapping strategies as we navigate through life, but how do we know that the paths we’re on will lead us to where we want to be? Today’s show is about navigating, with four stories and a poem about various ways that humans are moving through the world, with unique answers to these questions: How do we navigate through life without any instructions, or with instructions that might be wrong? How do we know which way to go to get whatever we’re going for? And how do we decide when to stop moving? Host: Connie Xiao Producers: Will Rogers, Alec Glassford, Rosie La Puma, Yue Li, Cathy Wong, Virginia Drummond, Katie Wolfteich, Aparna Verma, Jenny Han, An-Li Herring, and Connie Xiao Featuring: Chris Leboa, Deborah Gordon, Julie Sweetkind-Singer, Glen McLaughlin, Saptarshi Majumdar, Jennifer Johnson, and Louis Lafair Show Music: Noelle Li Syn Chow, Melina Walling, Sarah Jiang, Gillicuddy, Doctor Turtle, Podington Bear, Polyrhythmics (Links to this show's music and sound sources can be found at storytelling.stanford.edu) Image via Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/chrisinplymouth/3601032456 Story 1: California as an Island When the Spanish explorers set out to discover the Americas, they came to find wealth and a new start. In this story, we hear about how the Spanish explorers navigated through these unfamiliar territory and how a myth turned into a reality that passed around for centuries. Producers: Yue Li, Virginia Drummond Featuring: Glen McLaughlin, Julie Sweetkind-Singer Special thanks: G. Salim Mohammed, of the David Rumsey Map Center at Stanford Music and sound: Original music by Latifah Hamzah, "Rain Stops to Play" by Ketsa, "mutanterrante remix" by toiletrolltube, additional sounds from freesound.org Story 2: In Transit “Once you decide something, you kinda have to destroy everything else right? Your other options? You gotta let em go.” We spend an entire day at the Oakland Greyhound station and ask people where they are going. Mark Mendoza chases a cameraman. Cathy Wong learns when not to own a skeleton key. Hollie Kool talks to a Japanese pizza lover. Mimes are involved. Producer: Cathy Wong, Hollie Kool, and Mark Mendoza Featuring: Cathy Wong, Hollie Kool, and Mark Mendoza Music: "Night Owl" by Broke For Free, "Freak Mode" by Fleslit, "Dollar Theatre" by Jalen Warshawsky, "Unknown Variables" by Jalen Warshawsky, "El Fuego" by Polyrhythmics, "Cold Feet" and "I'll Miss You" and "Looking For That Moment When Time Stands Still" by Will Bangs Story 3: It's not a Sap Story Live the life of a savage adventurer. It’s a motto that Saptarshi Majumdar lives by as he travels across the globe, whether it’s from one continent to another or one coast to another. Sap’s journeys are wild and crazy, and the stories that he picks up even crazier. Why not sit back and enjoy the ride? Producers: Aparna Verma and Jenny Han Featuring: Saptarshi Majumdar and Aparna Verma Music: "Hex (Instrumental)" by Forget the Whale, "We'll Get Ourselves in TV-News" by Break the Bans Story 4: A Speck in the Ocean When she was 25, Jennifer Johnson sailed out of a Japanese harbor on a 27-foot boat with sights set on Hawaii. Sit in the cockpit with her as she charts her way through storms, fish colonies, and nearly capsized boats with only her partner for company, and re-experience the newness and stillness of land. “Adventure? Oh, I don’t know, adventure has too many positive connotations to say it was an adventure.” Producers: Katie Wolfteich Featuring: Jennifer Johnson Music: Weaves of K Story 5: If There Were a Manual "May I please have a manual for life?" Louis Lafair reads an original poem. Producer: Alec Glassford Featuring: Louis Lafair

En este capítulo hablamos de cómo es coleccionar figuras de My Little Pony, un poco de la historia de los juguetes y de las series animadas y sus repercusiones. Invitados: ·Sofía "Sochy": (http://soch-chy.tumblr.com/) Artista gráfica. Estudiante de animación. Coleccionista de My Little Pony. ·Carlos: Conocedor de series animadas de los ochenta y sus ramificaciones de internet. La canción presente en este capítulo es "Liam Rides a Pony" por "Polyrhythmics" (http://bit.ly/2oE4xxn)

“We did not go in there with the notion that we have all the answers to lead the working class, that we are the revolutionary leadership…the people who already understood the workplace, who understood the industry, who understood the union and its history were very often the rank and file workers who had been there for a long time.” – Dan La Botz In this episode, we compare labor conditions and labor organizing in 1970s America and contemporary UK. Charlie Morgan interviewed Dan La Botz and Jamie Woodcock. Dan LaBotz was a founding member of Teamsters for a Democratic Union and is the author of many books on labor politics including Made in Indonesia: Indonesian Workers Since Suharto (South End Press, 2001), Cesar Chavez and La Causa (Pearson Longman, 2006), and What Went Wrong? The Nicaraguan Revolution: A Marxist Analysis (Brill, 2016). For twenty years he was the editor of Mexican Labor News and Analysis and is a co-editor of New Politics. Jamie Woodcock completed his PhD at Goldsmiths, University of London. He is currently a fellow at LSE. His research interests include: digital labor, technology, management, critical theory, and the sociology of work. Working the Phones: Control and Resistance in Call Centres is published by Pluto Press, Music: “Octagon Pt.2” by Polyrhythmics, courtesy of the Free Music Archive. Produced by Interference Archive.

"We did not go in there with the notion that we have all the answers to lead the working class, that we are the revolutionary leadership...the people who already understood the workplace, who understood the industry, who understood the union and its history were very often the rank and file workers who had been there for a long time." - Dan La Botz In this episode, we compare labor conditions and labor organizing in 1970s America and contemporary UK. Charlie Morgan interviewed Dan La Botz and Jamie Woodcock. Dan LaBotz was a founding member of Teamsters for a Democratic Union and is the author of many books on labor politics including Made in Indonesia: Indonesian Workers Since Suharto (South End Press, 2001), Cesar Chavez and La Causa (Pearson Longman, 2006), and What Went Wrong? The Nicaraguan Revolution: A Marxist Analysis (Brill, 2016). For twenty years he was the editor of Mexican Labor News and Analysis and is a co-editor of New Politics. Jamie Woodcock completed his PhD at Goldsmiths, University of London. He is currently a fellow at LSE. His research interests include: digital labor, technology, management, critical theory, and the sociology of work. Working the Phones: Control and Resistance in Call Centres is published by Pluto Press. Music: “Octagon Pt.2” by Polyrhythmics, courtesy of the Free Music Archive. Produced by Interference Archive.

“I think that people are going to see reflected in this so much from their own life and from the contemporary world, more than we want there to be.” – Brad Duncan. On today’s show, Rob Smith speaks to Brad Duncan, one of the curators of Finally Got The News: The Printed Legacy of the U.S. Radical Left, 1970-1979, which runs from January 26 – May 14, 2017 at Interference Archive. While the exhibition is focused on the ’70s, it’s concerns are still relevant today. You can learn more about left history of the 1970s and beyond on Brad’s blog: radicalarchive.tumblr.com Music includes: “Liam Rides a Pony” and “The Itis,” both by Polyrhythmics from the album Octagon, licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 International License. Based on a work at www.needledrop.co/wp/artists/polyrhythmics/ Produced by Interference Archive.

"I think that people are going to see reflected in this so much from their own life and from the contemporary world, more than we want there to be." - Brad Duncan.   On today's show, Rob Smith speaks to Brad Duncan, one of the curators of Finally Got The News: The Printed Legacy of the U.S. Radical Left, 1970-1979, which runs from January 26 - May 14, 2017 at Interference Archive. While the exhibition is focused on the '70s, it's concerns are still relevant today.   You can learn more about left history of the 1970s and beyond on Brad's blog: http://radicalarchive.tumblr.com   Music includes: "Liam Rides a Pony" and "The Itis," both by Polyrhythmics from the album Octagon, licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 International License. Based on a work at http://www.needledrop.co/wp/artists/polyrhythmics/   Produced by Interference Archive.

Ep 71: Ben Bloom & Jason Gray - Polyrhythmics Ben starts out by telling us how he chose the Trumpet and Jazz band for his intro into the music world before switching to guitar. Then Jason shares his unusual Jazz band stories from the Central Valley California where he got the the right support and teaching to keep going. The guys also have a great conversation about what is needed as a musician to get out of your home town and keep touring. Buy Polyrhythmics Album “Octagon” here: http://www.polyrhythmics.com Sponsored today by: http://www.blumensteinaudio.com

This week the room gets kind of dusty as Marvin describes how he reacted to the end of Tom King’s Vision. Alex and guest David also give their feelings on the finale of Vision. We talk more comics including Civil War II and ask if it’s done enough as we near the end of it. 0:00-3:46 - Intro 3:47-12:53 - Books of the week Reviews - Brought to you by RootsOfTheSwampThing.com - The definitive, online source for all things Swamp Thing; featuring books, collectibles, news, and a comprehensive chronology. Catch Roots of The Swamp Thing on @thepaneljumper LIVE Nov 18 at @WestofLenin #Seattle. He'll be there, talkin' #SwampThing http://ow.ly/mtEs305C6c1 12:53-24:06 - Detective Comics #943 24:07-32:41 -  Batgirl #4 32:42-48:07 - Civil War #6 48:08-54:04 - Wonder Woman #9 54:05-57:45 - Deathstroke #5 57:46-1:01:03 - Saga #39 1:01:04-1:11:22 - The Flash #9 1:11:23-1:18:52 - Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps. #7 1:18:53-1:24:54 Seven to Eternity #2 1:24:55-1:32:02 - Teen Titans #1 1:32:03-1:50:52 - The Vision #12 1:50:53-1:54:48 - End of the show Twitter: @wednesdaycomics @alexprostrollo @garot2188 @marvin_salguero Facebook: Facebook.com/WednesdayComicsCom Email: wednesdaycomics605@gmail.com Thank you to Reddit user /u/RIPGeech (Joe) for the logo. Intro music: Le Hustle by Polyrhythmics. Used under Creative Commons License: (http://bit.ly/1xIMXnA) End music: Good Times by Podington Bear. Used under Creative Commons License: (http://bit.ly/1xIMXnA) --- 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/wednesday-comics-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wednesday-comics-podcast/support

Eight-piece Seattle band Polyrhythmics perform a tight set of funk instrumentals live on the Afternoon Show with Kevin Cole. Recorded 03/24/2016 - 4 songs: Maruken, Fairweather Fiends, Chingador, Lord Of The Fries.Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Budos Band "King Charles" (Daptone) The Motet "Rynodub" (Motet) Lettuce "The Force" (Lettuce) Dumpstaphunk "I Wish You Would" (Red Hot) Orgone "The Cleaner" (Ubiquity) Kane Sugar "The Bump" (Freestyle) The New Mastersounds "Way Out West" (One Note) Polyrhythmics "Chingador" (Kept) Turkuaz "Physical Challenge" (Turkuaz) Rare Earth "I Couldn't Believe What Happened Last Night" EDIT The Soul Motivators "Dr. Know It All" Instrumental (Do Right) Snarky Puppy "Tio Macaco" (Ropeadope) The Haggis Horns "Keep It Tight" (Haggis) Vulfpeck "Back Pocket" (Vulf)

We've got a picnic of music and news for you this week. So grab a plate; we're going to pile it high. Rumors flying about superstar mandolinist and Portland transplant Chris Thile's possible ascension as the next host of "A Prairie Home Companion." Portland Art Museum hires a new curator of Modern and Contemporary Art. Hip-hop artist Glenn Waco's day in court. Seasoned session man Dave Depper talks about stepping onto the big stage with Death Cab For Cutie. The band plays Portland's Edgefield on July 8th and then at Bend's Les Schwab Ampitheater on July 9th. Portland's oldest gallery, Quintana Galleries, prepares to close its doors, after 42 years representing Native American artists. Lidia Yuknavitch talks about her new book, examining war, and those who witness it. Other Lives drops in for an opbmusic session. Curator Henry Skerritt talks about "No Boundaries," the Australian Aboriginal abstract paintings on view now at PICA. KHMD's Neighborhood Series visits the Polyrhythmics. The band plays in Bend July 21st. We listen back to Chimamanda Adichie's 2012 appearance with Portland Arts & Lectures for Literary Arts.

On this edition of Live From Greenville Studios, we have the multi-talented musician, band leader, and composer Pat Van Dyke aka PVD.  Originally, we were supposed to have both he and John 'Sci' Robinson, but another snowstorm blew through and held up John.  We are going to reschedule the two to speak on their musical partnership and more very soon.  PVD brought over some records  as well as a bottle of bourbon to share, which was perfect for a snowed out Sunday here in the Greenville Studios.  During the course of the show we touched on his collaborations, his influences, and he brought a bag of records we played and talked about.  It was my pleasure to have this talented cat in the studio, and along the journey you'll hear some tunes PVD is into these days, as well as new tracks out of the Daptone camp alongside reissued soul from Secret Stash, a new Polyrhythmics track, some of PVD's music (of course), and much, much more.  Thanks for tuning in, and stay tuned for the next episode coming to your headphones very soon.INTRO: Pat Van DykeKool and The Gang - Summer Madness Josephine Taylor - For You My LoveBennie Sings - Straight Lines The Pioneers - Pony Express PVD INTERVIEW Polyrhythmics - El Fuego Saun & Starr - Look Closer Buscrates 16 Bit Ensemble - B Boy Stance PVD INTERVIEW Wayne Carter - Mad Mouth Woman Herbie Hancock - Trust Me Sookie - Rhythm On Rhtym (Nik Weston Re-Edit) PVD INTERVIEWThe Meltdown - Better Days Dialated Peoples - Weed vs. Beer Sergio Mendes - Look Around Alice Clark - I Keep It Hid Soul East - Funky Lady Part 1 PVD INTERVIEW Pat Van Dyke - Forest Street  Blue Pat Van Dyke - Frequency OUTRO Bill Murray and RZA www.FleaMarketFunk.comTwitter: @fleamarketfunkKeep Diggin'! 

Smooth Jazz music artist’s played on tonight’s show: Original Live Broadcast 01-25-2015 on http://nwczradio.com Russel Blake, Robert Lee Revue, Yonrico Scott, Ray Beshara, Saukar, The Brand New Heavies, Chris Doc Stewart, Maestro Garofalo, Alex Morales, Bill Perry Trio, Jay Mabin, Planet Zu, Bill Hart, The Cancel, Smooth Jazz Allstars, Fred Horn-Steady Freddy, Polyrhythmics, Kenwood Anderson, … Continue reading Smooth Jazz Radio – Episode 32 – The Jazz Vortex with Host Kevin McBride → The post Smooth Jazz Radio – Episode 32 – The Jazz Vortex with Host Kevin McBride appeared first on The Jazz Vortex on NWCZRadio.com.

http://funkatopia.com/funk-radio/ - Episode 6 of te FunkatopiaRadio Show with Mayer Hawthorne, Monophonics, Polyrhythmics, Digable Planets, Funkage and the Exodus Quartet.

Polyrhythmics - Libra Stripes (free single download on Paris DJs, LP/CD out nov 12 on Kept Records) File under : Funk, Afrobeat, Instrumental, World Grooves Cat. No.: KPT-1001 Paris DJs virtual release #73 is an exclusive treat sent to us by our good friends at Kept Records in Canada. They'll be releasing mid-november the new Polyrhythmics album Libra Stripes and asked if we could give a free mp3 of its title track. How cool? We hope you'll enjoy this first slice of groovy and soulful Afrofunk deepness, we'll go and get the LP for sure - what about you? Tracklisting : 01. Libra Stripes (3:48) Full album tracklisting and press release are available on the Paris DJs blog Links : Polyrhythmics : official | bandcamp | facebook | soundcloud | twitter | youtube Kept Records : official | bandcamp | facebook | soundcloud | tumblr | twitter | vimeo Paris DJs : parisdjs.com | bandcamp | facebook | junodownload | pinterest | soundcloud | twitter | youtube