Podcasts about quarantunes

Welcome back to Artbeat Radio!      Today is Funky Friday! Enjoy this playlist created from ART Center's most funky tunes that were created during our “Quarantunes” creation period. You'll hear the songs; Disco Party, Fuuuuunk, Rock, Something we all Enjoy, and Dances & Names. Let us know if you want any of these funky beats available on music streaming services!    Thanks for listening and tune in next time!       Follow us on instagram @artbeatradio    For more information about our organization, please visit our website www.ableartswork.org      

Welcome back to Artbeat Radio!     Please enjoy the latest piece composed by CECA Program service-users. “Bloom” was written by service users when confronted with a handful of garden blooms one morning, spawning inspiration. When beginning the songwriting process, service users were encouraged to experience and notice details of the Amaryllis flower (picked from the garden). With the Amaryllis in-mind, they were excited to write a love song highlighting the beauty of the flower and the beauty we find in others around us. Service users composed, orchestrated, engineered and wrote lyrics used for this piece by voting or deciding as a group. This piece was written and composed by Jesus Quiroz, Michael Hinckley, Dakari Johnson, and Johnny Galda.    This new piece is accompanied by two CECA original pieces from our “Quarantunes” series. You'll hear “Feelin the Sunshine” which was written in February 2021. This piece is accompanied by an original lyric video which you can find here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3C8WsoiIUAE    The third and final piece will get you moving! It's an upbeat instrumental piece which was written in January 2021 called “I love you from Brazil”    Thanks for listening and tune in next time!       Follow us on instagram @artbeatradio    For more information about our organization, please visit our website www.ableartswork.org       0:15 “Bloom”   Lyrics:   My love for you just blooms   Marvelous petal  Sweet scent   Found you one day  Ever since  My love for you just blooms   Happiness in my heart   Warm like the sun   Wrap me in your love  My love for you just blooms     1:57 Feelin the Sunshine  Lyrics:  I got my horchata   You got your strawberry vegan ice cream   We should grab some burgers  And go eat at our hot hot summer feast  It's our summer song Hee hee hee It's our summer song Hee hee hee  Let's meet at the ocean   And look out to the shiny sparkling sea  I wanna feel the sunshine  While hanging out with all my favorite peeps  It's our summer song Hee hee hee It's our summer song Hee hee he  We're gonna go camping   In our pink tree house  And watch the shooting stars   We'll go to raging waters  And conquer thunder rapids   And then we'll play X-box  Ha!    4:10 I love you from Brazil  Lyrics:  Te Amo   Aishiteru  Je T'aime   I love you 

With all the talent and awards Julie Benko has received at such a young age, it begs the question: What can't she do? Julie proves that it's never too late… or too early to learn anything. Currently the Fanny Brice alternate in "Funny Girl" on Broadway, Julie shares her life as an actor and how she handles the hectic schedule that comes along with it. She also recalls doing a production of “Fiddler on the Roof” when she was younger which changed the trajectory of her family. Unlike most, she spent her time during the height of the pandemic doing performances online and raising money for various charities, including starting a series with her husband called, "Quarantunes" which also became the basis of their album “Hand in Hand” that was just released in August 2022. Initially scared of comedy, Fanny Brice was the role she never knew she wanted, but thanks to her friends' encouragement and help, Julie pushed through with the audition and eventually got the part. She talks about doing eight shows a week, what it's like being thrust into the spotlight, how she recovers and recharges, and the training that helped her in performing with ease. From acting and singing to writing and directing, Julie is set to do everything all at once and try other mediums too—all of which are motivated by her love for learning and passion for connecting with others. Julie Benko is an amazing actress, singer, writer, musician, director, and philanthropist based in NYC. She holds a BFA in Drama and an MFA in Acting from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts. She currently plays as Fanny Brice in the Broadway show, "Funny Girl", and released her brand new album, "Hand in Hand" last August. Julie's stage credits include "Fiddler on the Roof", "Les Miserables", "Spring Awakening", "Once", "The Fantasticks", and "Rags" among others. She has also appeared in several films, including "Alberto", and "Unrequited Vanya". Apart from these, Julie is also a recipient of numerous nominations for her acting skills, including the Wilde Award for Best Leading Actress in a Musical which she won for her performance as Girl in "Once". She also won the Gold Medal and the Johnny Mercer Award in the national American Traditions Vocal Competition. Her recent projects include writing, directing, and starring in her first short, "The Newlywed's Guide to Physical Intimacy", which won an Honorable Mention at its premiere July 2020 premiere at New Faces New Voices Film Festival. Her first full-length play, "The District," was also named a semifinalist at the 2022 Eugene O'Neil National Playwrights Conference. During the pandemic, Julie raised money for different charities through her "Quarantunes" musical duo series with her husband.  Connect with Julie: Twitter: @Jujujuliebee Instagram: @jujujuliebee TikTok: @jujujuliebee Connect with The Theatre Podcast: Support us on Patreon: Patreon.com/TheTheatrePodcast Twitter & Instagram: @theatre_podcast TikTok: @thetheatrepodcast Facebook.com/OfficialTheatrePodcast TheTheatrePodcast.com Alan's personal Instagram: @alanseales Email me at feedback@thetheatrepodcast.com. I want to know what you think. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Julie Benko, (juliebenko.com)(TW:@JujujulieBee)(IG:@jujujuliebee) an award-winning actress, singer, and writer based in NYC,  is currently marching her band out all across Broadway as the standby Fanny Brice in Funny Girl. Look for her new album, Hand in Hand, which will be released on Club44 Records this August. You can listen to her debut jazz album on Spotify here! Julie is a recipient of the Wilde Award for Best Leading Actress in a Musical for her performance as Girl in Once. She also received a BroadwayWorld nomination for Best Leading Actress in a Musical for her portrayal of Luisa in The Fantasticks, as well as Theatre Bay Area Awards and SF Critics Circle Awards Best Featured Actress in a Musical nominations for her interpretation of Bella in Rags. She holds a BFA in Drama and an MFA in Acting from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts. In addition to lending her voice to the 85th Academy Awards and the 70th Tony Awards ceremonies, Julie took home the Gold Medal and the Johnny Mercer Award in the national American Traditions Vocal Competition. In spring 2021, she was named a semi-finalist in the international Lotte Lenya Competition. Julie recently wrote, directed, and starred in her first short, "The Newlywed's Guide to Physical Intimacy." The film won an Honorable Mention at its premiere July 2020 premiere at New Faces New Voices Film Festival and has since gained admission and won praise in numerous other festivals. Her first full-length play, "The District," received a public reading at Astoria Performing Arts Center in fall 2021 and is currently in development. She spent the pandemic raising money for various charities via her "Quarantunes" musical duo series with jazz pianist (and her spouse) Jason Yeager, picking up French and Yiddish on DuoLingo, and fulfilling her lifelong dream of learning to play the clarinet.

Julie Benko, (juliebenko.com)(TW:@JujujulieBee)(IG:@jujujuliebee) an award-winning actress, singer, and writer based in NYC,  is currently marching her band out all across Broadway as the standby Fanny Brice in Funny Girl. Look for her new album, Hand in Hand, which will be released on Club44 Records this August. You can listen to her debut jazz album on Spotify here! Julie is a recipient of the Wilde Award for Best Leading Actress in a Musical for her performance as Girl in Once. She also received a BroadwayWorld nomination for Best Leading Actress in a Musical for her portrayal of Luisa in The Fantasticks, as well as Theatre Bay Area Awards and SF Critics Circle Awards Best Featured Actress in a Musical nominations for her interpretation of Bella in Rags. She holds a BFA in Drama and an MFA in Acting from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts. In addition to lending her voice to the 85th Academy Awards and the 70th Tony Awards ceremonies, Julie took home the Gold Medal and the Johnny Mercer Award in the national American Traditions Vocal Competition. In spring 2021, she was named a semi-finalist in the international Lotte Lenya Competition. Julie recently wrote, directed, and starred in her first short, "The Newlywed's Guide to Physical Intimacy." The film won an Honorable Mention at its premiere July 2020 premiere at New Faces New Voices Film Festival and has since gained admission and won praise in numerous other festivals. Her first full-length play, "The District," received a public reading at Astoria Performing Arts Center in fall 2021 and is currently in development. She spent the pandemic raising money for various charities via her "Quarantunes" musical duo series with jazz pianist (and her spouse) Jason Yeager, picking up French and Yiddish on DuoLingo, and fulfilling her lifelong dream of learning to play the clarinet.

The local music industry has had to say goodbye to significant gig spots that just couldn't survive the pandemic, no matter how well-loved they were. As the country prepares to ease restrictions, B-Side takes stock of what it's been like for local and independent musicians to collaborate and perform in a socially distanced world. “Collaborating online has taught us how to streamline our music creation process which we believe is a lesson we can take with us after the pandemic,” said Renzo R. Lumanog, vocalist and rhythm guitarist of the local alternative pop band Any Name's Okay. The band has performed in famed venues such as Route 196 on Katipunan Avenue, as well as in international music festivals in Taiwan. “A lot of musicians right now have either stopped making music, and there are some who have released more music than they ever have, there is a scale there.” In this B-Side episode, Mr. Lumanog talks to BusinessWorld reporter John Victor D. Ordoñez about venues closing down, people losing jobs, and musicians pursuing their passion. Recorded remotely on Jan. 28, 2022. Produced by John Victor D. Ordoñez, Jino D. Nicolas, and Sam L. Marcelo. Music used with permission from John's Dirty Old Sneakers.

Welcome back to Artbeat Radio! This is an episode created and produced by Artbeat Radio staff member, Brian Corder. Listen in as he shares his vulnerable moments through song with the world. Below is a note from Brian.  To all the listeners, I hope that you enjoy listening to all these songs. From, Brian Corder  (1:40) A Rush to the Shore- Brian Corder's original lyrics sung to the tune of What a Wonderful World. A visual to this song can be found on the Able ARTS Work YouTube channel by searching “a Rush to the Shore” (4:36) Let it Be- Brian Corder's original lyrics sung to the tune of Let it Be  (7:12) We are Family- Brian Corder's original lyrics sung to the tune of We are Family   You can find the lyrics in the audio transcription below!  Thank you to Brian Corder for this album artwork!   Thanks for listening and tune in next time! For more information about our organization, please visit our website www.ableartswork.org   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 by Able ARTS Work.   Brian: My name is Brian Corder and I'm a member of Able ARTS Work. I've been here since 2016, and I absolutely love it. This is my introduction to all 3 songs, and I hope you like it!   This is the song, “A Rush to the Shore”, and it's to the tune to the song “What a Wonderful World”. It's a-I've always liked that song, What a Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong. To me, it has a smooth sound. An easy relaxing flow.  If you want to see the music video for this song, please go to the Able ARTS Work YouTube channel, find the title-the video titled A Rush to the Shore. Thank you! And here it is!  *Intro to What a Wonderful World* *Brian sings*  I see houses  They look so nice they look like they Have a fresh coat of paint   And I think to myself What a wonderful sight  I see colors of pinwheels Blue, yellow and green wheels on a car Going round and round   And I think to myself What a wonderful sight  The Thanksgiving decorations So pretty on the ceiling So pretty are the faces Of people going by I see friends shaking hands Saying, "How do you do?" They're really saying "How do you like my face?"  Thank you For getting my iPad back With a little help from my friends  And I think to myself What a wonderful sight  Yes, I think to myself What a wonderful sight  *Outro music plays*   Brian: This song is let it be and it is one of my all-time favorite Beatles songs. Why I wrote this is it sounded so gentle in my mind and when I close my eyes, I picture my parents, my girlfriend, and me. All walking along the shore.   *Intro for Let it Be plays* *Brian sings*  When I think about tomorrow   it could be better than yesterday  Whisper words of wisdom, let it be  With help from my mom and dad coming to graduation  Jim and Marilee making me a best man     Memory, memory, memory, memory  As it comes to my mind, let it be  Let it be, let it be, let it be, let it be  Whisper words of wisdom, let it be    And today will only be getting better,  And that's the way people agree  Whisper words of wisdom, let it be  Though sometimes I feel mad  There is still a chance that I'll bounce back  Turn frustration into happiness     Let it be, let it be, let it be, let it be  Whisper words of wisdom, let it be  Let it be, let it be, let it be, let it be  Whisper words of wisdom, let it be  *Outro music plays*   Brian: Hello Brian Corder again, here! And this is the last song “We are family” by Sister Sledge. Why I wrote this song was, again I was thinking about my whole familyl, not only my parents but Bruce, Jim and of course me, and I was introducing them to my girlfriend and they seemed to like her! And again, this is the same person, Brian Corder!   *Intro to We are Family plays* Brian sings  We are family, I've got Mom, Dad, Jim, Bruce with me  We are family, nice to take a walk with them  We are family, stop and take shots with your camera  We are family, nice to be in a relationship    Everyone could see that I was sad  When they passed away  And I fly just like a bird of a feather  I won't tell no lie  All of the people around me say  Can he be that strong   My family made me feel proud  I'm giving love to myself    We are family, I've got Mom, Dad, Jim, Bruce with me  We are family, nice to take a walk with them  We are family, stop and take shots with your camera  We are family, nice to be in a relationship Oh yeah  Living life is joyous  And I've just begun to create music in day program   I still think about Jim and remember how great he was And look at myself and think about how great I am  And how I treat my girlfriend  Yes, it's okay to feel angry, frustration, mad, and hurt sometimes          I have faith in me and the things I do   I won't go wrong, oh-no    This is my family jewel We are family, I've got Mom, Dad, Jim, Bruce with me  We are family, nice to take a walk with them  We are family, stop and take shots with your camera  We are family, nice to be in a relationship Oh yeah!  *Outro music plays*  Brian: Thank you guys for listening to all these songs. I felt good, honest, and had a compassionate time making all these songs. So, thank you from the bottom of my heart and I hope you enjoyed.  *Outro music by Artbeat Radio staff*  We hope you enjoyed this episode of Artbeat Radio. For more information, please visit our website. Ableartswork.org. Thanks for listening and tune in next time!  

V Prvi vsrti sta nastopila dva odlična mojstra strunskih glasbil; kitarist Marko Čepak Maki in basist Roberto Franceschini. Duet je predstavil prihajajoč album Quarantunes (ali Karantenčice). Gre za skladbe, nastale v času družbenega distanciranja. Štiri smo slišali tudi tokrat v Prvi vrsti.

My buddy Jay Vics joined me on the radio show to talk about the New Jersey Pop-Punk and Ska scene of the late 90's/early 00's and play some of his favorite songs from the era. This episode was too fun and informative to not post on the podcast feed! If you aren't familiar with this very special scene then this right here is a four hour crash course. If you already know how amazing that time was then walk on down memory lane with me and Jay.Check out the Power Chord Hour radio show every Friday night at 10 to midnight est on 107.9 WRFA in Jamestown, NY. Stream the station online at wrfalp.com/streaming/ or listen on the WRFA app.Join the New Jersey Pop Punk Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/groups/njppgroup/For an archive full of NJPP music visit https://soundcloud.com/njpparchivesemail me for FREE Power Chord Hour stickers - powerchordhour@gmail.comInstagram - www.instagram.com/powerchordhourTwitter - www.twitter.com/powerchordhourFacebook - www.facebook.com/powerchordhourYoutube - www.youtube.com/channel/UC6jTfzjB3-mzmWM-51c8LggSpotify - https://open.spotify.com/user/kzavhk5ghelpnthfby9o41gnr?si=4WvOdgAmSsKoswf_HTh_Mg 

S3 Ep.1 Singer/Songwriter &Teacher Melody Steven's name says it all & How she started “Quarantunes” to heal the World during a pandemic This is a #OneMicNite Live Artist Session! **

Welcome back to ArtBeat Radio! You're listening to episode 22 of Quarantunes, where quarantine can't stop our creativity! In this episode, we'll hear musical expression from the artists at EPI. (0:16) “Happy Holiday Blues” - EPI musicians, Jamond Pearson, Adam Muraida, Elizabeth Correa, Emilio Zuniga, Roberto Lugardo, Rudolph (Rudy) Austin, Daniel Jacobs For this holiday number, the students in EPI the Musical, as well as guest stars from Curators of the Lost Art voted to create a piece that was both upbeat and sentimental, hence The Blues.  In writing this song, the group processed about what was most important to them this holiday, exploring ideas that they would like while showing gratitude for having the most important things that they need.  The lyrics consist of contributions from each student. Additionally, several of our artists can be heard performing featured solos that they recorded and edited in Logic Pro.  We hope you enjoy the Happy Holiday Blues spirit!   Well, I'd like to see a reindeer  Or Christmas Lights (Adam) A helpful troop of Elves (Elizabeth) Or Santa Claus tonight (Greco) But if I don't that would alright too  I got what I need it's the happy holiday Blues   And I'd love some new clothes (Elizabeth) Or my own big Horse (Adam) Some James Brown Tickets (Jamond) New decorations (Greco) But if I don't get them, I think I'm gonna make it through I got what I need it's the happy holiday blues   I'm happy because I've got what I need  Family, Love, and friends with me  I feel the music in my soul  Pumping that positive tune  That's why I got what I need with   the happy holiday blues   Well I'm craving some hot chocolate  Or Christmas Ham  Rice with butter  Or a Gingerbread Man  But if I can't eat them, I'll still feel full it true  I'm full with what I need it's the happy holiday blues  You know I'd love to play some Board Games  Or bake cookies  Decorate the tree  Match a Christmas movie But if I can't do that, I'll still have fun with you I got what I need it's the happy holiday blues  Featured Soloists  Jamond Pearson:  Vocal Riffs – “fun with you,” “positive tune,” “here comes Santa Claus too,” “Good Job Rudy,” “oh yeah” “Happy Holidays to you” “Holiday Blues..yeah!” Adam Muraida:  Xylophone solo  Conducted placement of snaps and guiro   Verbalization: “tree” and “horse”  Elizabeth Correa   Vocalization solo  Conducted placement of jingle bells and claps   Emilio Zuniga  Verbalization “YUM”  Roberto Lugardo Verbalization: “and that's the blues” Rudolph (Rudy) Austin:  Vocalization “UH”  Daniel Jacobs Vocalization   (4:16) “Holiday Song” - EPI Musicians, Carlos Arredondo, Joyce Go, Daniel Jacobs, Rita Komsky and Emilio Lopez This piece was created by the artists from EPI's Social Music Therapy Group in celebration of the holidays that each of them celebrate. The holidays that are included in this piece are Christmas and Hannukah. Each lyric is a holiday tradition from each of the artists with their family and friends. The artists created a list of traditions and placed them in a lyrical format to form a song. All lyrics were written by the artists and each artist contributed a vocal or instrumental improvisation into the piece.   I feel happy watching movies  Like Rudolph and his songs  There's Christmas carols to sing all day long  On Christmas Eve we'll get the best tamales out  That's what it's all about   Come on let's sing this holiday song   Hanukkah has come around  I can hardly wait  We'll light the menorah  I'm counting down the days  Playing dreidel with my family  Singing songs like these really brings me peace   Shaker: Daniel Jacobs Piano: Emilio Lopez Vocals: Joyce Go, Daniel Jacobs, Rita Komsky and Emilio Lopez  (6:56) Let it Snow – Dean Martin (cover) by Jamond Pearson, Adam Muraida, Emilio Lopez, and Greco Ancona EPI musicians bring you a cover of a winter classic, Let it Snow! In this tune you'll hear a jolly backing track that features EPI voices and instruments. Oh, the weather outside is frightful But the fire is so delightful And since we've no place to go Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow  It doesn't show signs of stopping And I've brought me some corn for popping The lights are turned way down low Let it snow, let it snow  When we finally say goodnight How I'll hate going out in the storm But if you really hold me tight All the way home I'll be warm  And the fire is slowly dying And, my dear, we're still goodbyeing But as long as you love me so Let it snow, let it snow, and snow  When we finally say goodnight How I'll hate going out in the storm But if you really grab me tight All the way home I'll be warm  And the fire is slowly dying And, my dear, we're still goodbyeing But as long as you love me so Let it snow, let it snow, and snow   Thank you to EPI for this album artwork!  Thanks for listening and tune in next time! For more information about our organization, please visit our website www.ableartswork.org  

Welcome back to ArtBeat Radio! You're listening to episode 21 of Quarantunes, where quarantine can't stop our creativity! In this episode, we'll hear musical expression from the artists at CECA.  (0:18) Hard Rock Remix- CECA's Remix Culture Class Students from CECA's Remix Culture class used samples from 70s hard rock and country in order to put together a Hard Rock song with a modern feel.  Students made choices about the melodic elements of the guitars as well as how each sample would be manipulated.   (2:15) From Folk to Dance- CECA's Remix Culture Class CECA's Remix culture class put this EDM influenced dance track by sampling folk songs from the 2010s and Dance music from the 90s.  Each song sampled was chosen by students in the class, and students also made choices regarding the rhythmic elements of the drums and melodic instruments.   (6:16) Turkish Rock and Roll- CECA's World Music Class CECA's World Music class completed this project as they finished learning about the diverse musical pallet from the country of Turkey.  The song is in Hungarian Minor, and uses the Turkish instrument the Oud, along with more conventional rock instruments, such as the guitar, bass, drums and keyboard.  Students chose the tempo and all rhythmic and melodic elements of the song.   (3:16) Como La Single Ladies- CECA's Melody Maker Class CECA's Melody Maker class could not decide between writing a song or conducting an interview for their next project, so-- they decided to do both! Clients interviewed two of their peers, used their favorite songs, and rewrote the lyrics to cover their interview questions. Clients chose questions, wrote lyrics, chose instruments, and directed the project. They hope you enjoy listening!  Interview (Como La Flor/Single Ladies) We wanted to know about each other To learn favorite music and colors Satchel likes Aladdin, oh yeah Lion King for Drea and Beauty & Beast for Maria Welcome to the show Let's see what there is to know about you and all that makes you A-a-y Maria and Drea A-a-y Maria and Drea  BOO boo boo! There goes a ghost! BOO boo boo! There goes a ghost!  Asking questions! Getting answers   Asking questions! Getting answers  Asking questions! Here's our interview!    PJ wondered  What do you prefer? Music or art?     Maria likes art  Drea likes art  Charlie and Paul like art     Question for you  Woof woof woof  Maria and Drea like dogs     Drea likes  Beyonce, yeah Charlie and Paul like breakfast     Here's our interview with Drea and Maria  Here's our interview with Drea and Maria  Learning all about our pals at CECA  Here's our interview with Drea and Maria    Wha-oh-oh-oh-oh-ooh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh   Wha-oh-oh-oh-oh-ooh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh    Here's our interview with Drea and Maria  Here's our interview with Drea and Maria  Learning all about our pals at CECA  Here's our interview with Drea and Maria    Wha-oh-oh   (5:36) Sing- CECA's Musical Storytelling Class CECA's Musical Storytelling class presents a song from their original musical. The clients wrote the entire story and script, composed each song, and designed sock puppet characters and sets. This song depicts when the main characters, Branston and Evan, stumble across a band of ghosts.  Sing for the friends we have   Oh, sing   Because we can   Oh, sing   Here's a place we can   Sing with the ones you love   Here we have a home, free of the outside world--   Yeeehaw     Oh, plenty of food to eat, part of a family   Hey hey   Villa Fantasma es mi familia Villa Fantasma es mi familia  Thank you to Nanako Mizorogi for this album artwork!   Thanks for listening and tune in next time! For more information about our organization, please visit our website www.ableartswork.org  

Welcome back to ArtBeat Radio! You're listening to episode 20 of Quarantunes, where quarantine can't stop our creativity! In this episode, we'll hear musical expression from the artists at ART Center.  (0:30) “Something We All Enjoy” With this song, the class started by looking up samples on Soundtrap. After finding some samples they liked, the exported it and worked on it more by adding their own instruments and vocals. Students wrote their own lyrics and wanted it to be something you could dance to. A text-to-speech device can be heard towards the beginning of the song, which is being controlled by a student. Lyrics:  Welcome to our world of song Whether you sing or play an instrument, You matter everyday So, join us in our world of song  This song is like a bright, sunshiny day in Hawaii Oh yeah A truly, sunshiny day Yeah  This song is like a bright, sunshiny day in Hawaii Oh yeah A truly, sunshiny day Yeah  2:28 “Rock”  Students wanted to write and record a rock song. Throughout the song, you'll be able to hear some live instruments and samples that students either recorded or chose themselves. The class was listening to some 70s and 80s rock and were inspired by that to create this song.  (4:03) “Stand By Me (Cover)” The class wanted to do a cover and voted to do Stand By Me. In this rendition, students are singing the bass part, verses, and the chorus. The keyboard in the song is being played by a student as well. A text-to-speech device can also be heard throughout the song, which is being controlled by a student to make it sound like it is singing.  Lyrics: When the night has come And the land is dark And the moon is the only light we'll see No, I won't be afraid Oh, I won't be afraid Just as long as you stand Stand by me  So darlin', darlin' Stand by me, oh, stand by me Oh, stand, stand by me Stand by me  If the sky that we look upon Should tumble and fall Or the mountain should crumble to the sea I won't cry, I won't cry No, I won't shed a tear Just as long as you stand Stand by me  And darlin', darlin' Stand by me, oh, stand by me Oh, stand now, stand by me Stand by me  Thank you to Brian Corder for this album artwork! Thanks for listening! For more information about our organization, please visit our website www.ableartswork.org  

Welcome back to ArtBeat Radio! You're listening to episode 19 of Quarantunes ,where quarantine can't stop our creativity! Today we have a spooky episode from EPI!  (0:18) “Ghostbusters” cover by EPI Musicians (Carlos Arredondo, Greco Ancona, Emilio Lopez, Jamond Pearson, Adam Muraida, Griselda Ramos) EPI Musicians reimagine a Halloween classic! In this tune, you will hear brand new lyrics depicting a brand new monster, a spooky dancing chef (as seen on the album artwork)! EPI musicians worked on recreating the lyrics, recording their own voices, and recording their own instruments to add to the iconic backing track.  If something smells good Under your kitchen hood Who you gonna call?  Ghostbusters!   If you hear a guitar And it sounds real good Who you gonna call? Ghostbusters!  I ain't 'fraid of no chef I ain't 'fraid of no chef If you find him cooking  Hiding in your closet Who can you call?  Ghostbusters!   Making spooky empanadas Singing spooky songs Ow, who you gonna call?  Ghostbusters!   I ain't 'fraid of no chef I ain't 'fraid of no chef Big muscles and bigger teeth He loves to dance on Halloween He's a dancing chef with crazy eyes  Who you gonna call?  Ghostbusters!  (2:43) "Track 2 Field Trip: Pumpkin Patch” - EPI Musicians (Rita Komsky, Joyce Go, Daniel Jacobs, Griselda Ramos and Emilio Lopez) “The Pumpkin Patch” is a musical representation by the artists of Track 2 Social Music Therapy of a group field trip to the Pumpkin Patch.  The artists collaboratively brainstormed and wrote this story in a Mad-Lib process, by each contributing salient words that influenced the direction of the plotline.  Once the story was complete, the group worked together to set it to music in Logic Pro by selecting aesthetic preferences for instrumentation and effects.  Additionally, each artist utilized their strengths and abilities to record featured solos that can be heard on the timeline.  We hope you enjoy our explorative experience!  Featured Soloists  Jonathan Draper: Conducting Claps  Rita Komsky  Maraca  Whistle  Joyce Go  Verbalization: “Home”   Vocal riff: “OOOO”  Table top drumming   Daniel Jacobs:   Vocalization   Conducting egg shaker   Emilio Lopez  Vocal riff: “OOO”  Verbalization: “ME”  Griselda Ramos: Vocal Scatting  One brisk October morning The leaves were turning orange The track 2 artists decided “Hey, let's take a field trip!” Oh Rita said, “It's autumn are there's too much fun to miss!” Ooooo, too much fun to miss So Johnny, Joyce and Rita Yo-Yo, Daniel and Grisa Hopped in the car and headed to the pumpkin patch  Daniel shouted, “We are going to have such a blast!” Oooo, have such a blast As the group was driving Pumping that hip hop music They saw the silliest scarecrow that they ever seen It made Grisa excited for Halloween Oooo, excited for Halloween  When they arrived, they couldn't believe their eyes There were pumpkins spread all over Sweet treats, horses and rides Oooo, Johnny thought, “We are having the very best time” Ooo, they very best time  They each picked a pumpkin Some were big and orange Some were small and green But each one was just right Joyce sang, “I can't wait to take this home tonight” Oooo, take this home tonight  Then as the sun fell over The group felt chilly and hungry So they shared some candy And nice big pot of hot chocolate Yo-Yo thought, “I'm so lucky I got all my friends with me” So lucky I got all my friends with me  (6:07) “The Spookiness in the Rain” by Rudy Austin In this Halloween focused piece, EPI artist Rudy Austin created this song with a collection of sounds that resemble a spooky and Halloween-themed essence. Rudy selected specific sounds himself to be included in this piece and then provided a musical improvisation on the organ that he played himself. The organ improvisations and accompaniment were recorded with Garageband, the wolf sounds came from the video “Wolves Howling Sounds” on Youtube and the thunder and lightning sound effect was recorded from the video “EPIC THUNDER & RAIN, Rainstorm sounds for Relaxing”.   (7:45) “Spooky EPI Family” - EPI Musicians (Adam Muraida, Jamond Pearson, Elizabeth Correa, Emilio Zuniga, and Greco Ancona) The students of Track 1 EPI the musical collaboratively wrote the song “Spooky EPI Family” through a process of brainstorming shared favorite ideas, and imaginative plot lines that they wanted to musically convey.  After voting on concepts to create the lyrics, the group worked together to select their musical aesthetic preferences for instrumentation and effects in Logic Pro.  Once the song was written and recorded, the artists selected personalized elements in the form of solo recordings, instrument samples or sound effects to add to our timeline.  Put finished product highlights strengths of each spooky family member, hence the group-selected title: The Spooky EPI Family.  We hope you have a happy haunted listen.    Featured Soloists  Adam Muraida:   “haunted ukulele solo,”    verbalizing words: (horse, football)  Jamond Pearson:   riffing “ooo” in interlude   singing “let's get spooky now”  Elizabeth Correa:  Conducting guiro placement  Conducting sound effects: witch cackle and cat meow  Emilio Zuniga:   Vocalization in interlude  Conducting werewolf howl  Greco Ancona:  Conducting placement of thunder sounds  Spiders spinning on the wall          Ghosts that flutter, winds that call  Zombie Soccer players pass the ball  Looks like spooky season   Leaves crackle on the ground  Black cats slink at the sound  Witches cackle through the night  Stealing chocolate in their flight!   It's magical mischief time  Enchanting every rhyme  Playing Haunted ukuleles  Meet our spooky family   Adam rides his flying horse  Jamond sees Yoda his room  Elizabeth twists her magic hands  Greco paints his pumpkins   Emilio waves to ogre friends Track 1 does their spooky dance  Leaving goblins in a trance  Looks like quite a night!    Thank you to EPI for this album artwork!   Thanks for listening and tune in next time! For more information about our organization, please visit our website www.ableartswork.org 

Movie Night is a cinematic journey into our favorite music films and concert documentaries. Download the pod, stream the movie, and sync up to our winning commentary. It's like we're all hanging out again. It's been called one of the greatest disasters in live music history, and not just because Kid Rock was on the bill. This week, we revive our Movie Night format (previously known as QuaranTunes & Tumblers) to return to July 1999 and the infamous disaster that was Woodstock 99. The HBO documentary Woodstock 99: Peace, Love and Rage covers the travesty in harrowing detail, unfolding over three blazing hot days and nights of nonstop performances and heaving mosh pits. Though the festival purported to echo the counterculture idealism of the 1969 original instead devolves into riots, looting and sexual assaults. How much do the filmmakers get right? Who are the Umbilical Brothers? And are Trader Joe's knock-off Takis as good as the original. Watch and tune in to find out. CW: Frank discussions of violence, sexual assault, racism, victim blaming, and death Watch Woodstock 99: Peace, Love, and Rage on HBO Max Theme Music by New New Girlfriend #Mood Jingle by Jacob Jeffries & Jesse McGinty Tunes & Tumblers on Instagram Tunes & Tumblers on Twitter Tunes & Tumblers on Facebook Tunes & Tumblers on Spotify  Call or Text the Tunes & Tumblers Hotline: (626) 604-6477 Cover art by Pedro Isaac Chairez Tunes & Tumblers is a member of the Pantheon Media family of podcasts --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tunes--tumblers/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Movie Night is a cinematic journey into our favorite music films and concert documentaries. Download the pod, stream the movie, and sync up to our winning commentary. It's like we're all hanging out again. It's been called one of the greatest disasters in live music history, and not just because Kid Rock was on the bill. This week, we revive our Movie Night format (previously known as QuaranTunes & Tumblers) to return to July 1999 and the infamous disaster that was Woodstock 99. The HBO documentary Woodstock 99: Peace, Love and Rage covers the travesty in harrowing detail, unfolding over three blazing hot days and nights of nonstop performances and heaving mosh pits. Though the festival purported to echo the counterculture idealism of the 1969 original instead devolves into riots, looting and sexual assaults. How much do the filmmakers get right? Who are the Umbilical Brothers? And are Trader Joe's knock-off Takis as good as the original. Watch and tune in to find out. CW: Frank discussions of violence, sexual assault, racism, victim blaming, and death Watch Woodstock 99: Peace, Love, and Rage on HBO Max Theme Music by New New Girlfriend #Mood Jingle by Jacob Jeffries & Jesse McGinty Tunes & Tumblers on Instagram Tunes & Tumblers on Twitter Tunes & Tumblers on Facebook Tunes & Tumblers on Spotify  Call or Text the Tunes & Tumblers Hotline: (626) 604-6477 Cover art by Pedro Isaac Chairez Tunes & Tumblers is a member of the Pantheon Media family of podcasts --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tunes--tumblers/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome back to ArtBeat Radio! You're listening to episode 18 of Quarantunes, where quarantine can't stop our creativity! In this episode, we hear not only musical expression from the artists at CECA, but get a small taste of Halloween with some costume recommendations!  (3:57) “ Chinese World Music - CECA's world music class The group completed their untitled traditional Chinese piece by using samples of traditional Chinese instruments.  This composition included the stringed instruments the pipa, and the ehru, the percussion instruments the tanggu and several gongs, as well as the wind instrument the hulusi.  Students chose the tempo, the key and the arrangement for all of the instruments collaboratively.   (7:31))“60s and 80s Hair”- CECA's Remix culture class  CECA created this song by sampling music from the era of 1960s British invasion bands and 1980s hair metal, to create an Alternative rock song.  Each sample was manipulated with student input, and students also chose the pitch, Rhythm and melody of the other instruments in the piece.   (10:16) "Pop Song" - CECA's Remix Culture class Students chose to sample early electronic music from the 1950s and jazz from the 1990s in order to create a song with pop sensibilities.  The tempo and placement of each sample was chosen by the students in the class.   (12:31) "Funk Song" -CECA's Remix Culture class  Students in the class chose to sample the Childish Gambino song "Redbone" and "Take On Me" By A-Ha to create this song.  Students made choices as to how the samples and instruments would be arranged in the song.   (15:11) “Musical Disco” - CECA's Musical Storytelling Class The group wrote the attached disco piece to accompany a clip from the musical that they are creating.  Thank you to Jesus Quiroz and his peers at CECA for this album artwork!   Thanks for listening and tune in next time! For more information about our organization, please visit our website www.ableartswork.org  

Before we discuss the world's favorite home recording of 2020, More Of That share our favorite Quarantine Cuts. These tunes were either made in isolation, released during quarantine times, or just got us through the (continuing) pandemic. Our opening song is "Never Say Never Again" by us, More Of That. You can listen to us on all major streaming platforms and on Bandcamp.Our closing song is "Happy" by Danny Elfman. Check out our YouTube channel Twitter: @discographpod Instragram: @moreofthatpresents Logan has cool stuff on YouTube at Logan Williams MusicBrought to you by the AUX podcast network. You can support us and get bonus content at our Patreon! DISCOGRAPHOLOGY T-SHIRTS are available now and they're awesome. Hit us up anywhere online to buy one now!

Welcome back to ArtBeat Radio! You're listening to episode 17 of Quarantunes, where quarantine can't stop our creativity! In this episode, we'll hear musical expression from the artists at ART Center.   (1:45) “Sunny” For the song “Sunny,” the class started by exploring samples from Soundtrap. After finding a piano part and creating a beat with it, they exported it and continued to add onto it. They recorded snaps, claps, a v-tech critters keyboard, and chose from more samples. The class then wrote lyrics about being happy and then recorded themselves singing. Lyrics:  IT FEELS SUNNY IT'S SUNNY OUTSIDE I FEEL GOOD I FEEL HAPPY GLAD IT'S SUNNY OUT IT FEELS GOOD OUT I LIKE IT WHEN IT'S SUNNY OUT  (3:26) “Disco Party” This next song is titled “Disco Party.” Students decided to create a dance-inspired song. The class listened to new and old dance songs they liked to get inspired. In the song, you can hear students singing and as well as one of the students using the brail note apex. They also chose the genre, tempo, samples, and all the instrumentations in the song. Lyrics:  DISCO PARTY  Thank you to ART Center for this amazing episode, and thank you to Alison Salo for this creative album artwork!  Join us in our annual online giving event, opening for donations on September 17th https://donate.longbeachgives.org/fundraise/9100/join-art-center-in-supporting-able-arts-work  Thanks for listening! For more information about our organization, please visit our website www.ableartswork.org 

Welcome back to ArtBeat Radio! You're listening to episode 16 of Quarantunes, where quarantine can't stop our creativity! Today we hear musical expression from the artists at EPI.  (0:16) We Are EPI Theme Song Written by: Elizabeth Correa, Jamond Pearson, Adam Murida, and Emilio Zuniga In the class, “EPI: The Musical class”, the artists composed, edited and performed their original song that will be the opening number for their musical. The song was created to give a brief overview of who EPI and what EPI enjoys together as a community. Each artist who worked on this piece shared an idea, helped choose the lyrics for the song, and performed an instrument of their choice on the track.  The following are the instruments included in the song and who performed them: Elizabeth: piano, drums and bass, Adam: ukulele and shaker, Emilio: drums, Jamond: vocals, Jessica (MT-BC): vocals and guitar Welcome to EPI Welcome to EPI Welcome to EPI We have some fun We've got music, even pianos So come along and play with me We've got art for me and you We've got painting and drawing too We are EPI We are EPI We are EPI So come and sing with us  (1:12) Improvisation Loops- Rudy Austin This improvisation piece was created by EPI artist, Rudy, that uses a combination of prerecorded melodies and improvisational melodies recorded by Rudy himself. Rudy first chose three prerecorded loops that he thought would fit best with his improvisation. He selected 2 prerecorded piano loops and 1 prerecorded conga loop. All loops were created by Garageband. Rudy then put all the recorded loops together and recorded his own improvisation on the piano using Garageband. The focus was to express himself through the piano and how he was feeling as he was listening to the music. With all the melodies combined, Rudy created this original piece.   (3:14) Meditation of LoveThis piece was created by artists in the EPI Movement & Music class. This class participates in guided meditations every week and decided to make their own meditation music that can be used against a meditation script, a sound bath, or for listening during any meditation activity. Artists started with a loop of ocean waves and chose the key of F Major for the rest of the song's layers and instrumentation. The key of F major relates to the heart chakra, thus giving this song its title “Meditation of Love”   (5:24) Get to Know Us - Emilio Lopez, Rita Komsky, Joyce Go, Jonathan Draper, and Griselda Ramos This is an autobiographical song, collaboratively written and recorded by the artists in EPI Track 2, Social Music Therapy.  The verses are created from an amalgam of responses that students gave during a “getting to know each other” sentence completion game.  The chorus consists of lyrics that were voted on as a group.  Once the melody was recorded, the class worked together to select instrumentation Yoyo's Favorite season is the summer Rita really loves the color red Joyce looks up to her sister  Johnny's favorite thing is seeing friends  Get to know us here at EPI  We've got a pretty cool crew right here  Learn and grow all together  Through the days, the weeks, months and years  Joyce's favorite creatures are cats  Daniel always smiles when we sing  Hannah loves her Disney movies Yoyo wants to fly in an airplane    (7:06) Seattle Soundscape- Emilio Lopez, Rita Komsky, Joyce Go, Jonathan Draper, and Griselda Ramos This is an interpretive soundscape that the EPI Track 2 Social Music Therapy class created based on their virtual group trip to Seattle Washington.  The group voted on Seattle as a destination that they wanted to visit, and then four sites were selected: Pike's Place Market, The Space Needle, The Chihuly Garden and Glass exhibit, and the Woodland Park Zoo.  The group took a virtual tour of each place, and then spent time in Logic Pro selecting aesthetic elements to layer that were representative of what they heard and saw.  If you listen carefully, this recording includes several sounds including: various instrumental loops, rain sounds for the city, footsteps in puddles, elevators and camera noises at the space needle, glass being blown in a studio, birds chirping, and bears growling at the zoo.  We hope that listening to this gives you a taste of our EPI trip!    Thank you to EPI for this album artwork and awesome episode  Thanks for listening and tune in next time! For more information about our organization, please visit our website www.ableartswork.org 

Welcome back to ArtBeat Radio! You're listening to episode 15 of Quarantunes, where quarantine can't stop our creativity! Today we hear musical expression from the artists at CECA.  0:18 "Animal Video" CECA's Music and Mindfulness Class This is a short instrumental track that was created by the Music and Mindfulness class. The students utilized pre-recorded loops in Garageband to put the song together and chose videos of animals to go along to the styles that change throughout the song. Students made all choices from time signature to tempo to each individual loop track, as well as, chose when the music should shift to a new sound. about halfway through, you will notice the sound of a trumpet imitating an elephant.  2:15 “Proud Mary” CECA's Music and Mindfulness Class  CECA covers the well-known song "Proud Mary" by Creedence Clearwater Revival. The students of this class chose which instruments, rhythms, styles, and effects they wanted throughout the creative process. After recording their vocalizations (or an instrumental representation of their vocalizations), clients chose whether or not to place effects on their voices. One client took the opportunity to ad-lib while recording ("And I never lost one minute of sleeping...because I love sleeping"). We hope you will enjoy our take on this popular tune!  Thank you to the CECA Creations class for this album artwork! Thanks for listening and tune in next time! For more information about our organization, please visit our website www.ableartswork.org 

Welcome back to ArtBeat Radio! You’re listening to episode 14 of Quarantunes, where quarantine can’t stop our creativity! Today we hear musical expression from the artists at EPI. "The Dodgers" - EPI In this original song, you’ll hear EPI musicians sing about their favorite sport, baseball! This song features a mix of original music and lyrics, sung and played by EPI musicians, as well as Latin inspired percussion loops found on Garageband. Lyrics: We had fun at the baseball game but now it’s over for the season Seeing my friends on the weekend But now it’s over for the season I loved to be up at bat And running as fast as we can Being a part of the team But now it’s over for the season Baseball makes me feel happy Baseball makes me feel so free! Can’t wait to play again next year Can’t wait to play again next year! Thank you to EPI for this episode and album artwork! Thanks for listening and tune in next time! For more information about our organization, please visit our website www.ableartswork.org

This week on Inside The Drag Closet... Join Host JADE DEVERE as she and co-host AMETHYST DIAMOND answer your questions about all things drag.... and some things that aren't. Who knows....we're really just here to have a good time!!!-This week we are catching up with America's Favorite Dragapella® Beautyshop Quartet, THE KINSEY SICKS!!! That's right! They are back inside the drag closet! We will be joined by the sensational WINNIE, TRIXIE, and newest member, ANGEL! Come and join the fun as we discuss the past, present, and future of this iconic singing group! It's been 8 months and 1 historic election since we last spoke with the Kinsey Sicks and we cannot wait to hear how things have been going since the release of their latest album QUARANTUNES!....Available now at kinseysicks.com *wink*-Make sure that you tune in on Wednesday 6/2 at 8:30pm EST for all of the fun!-Send your questions and comments to InsideTheDragCloset@gmail.com and then tune in to see if your questions get answered!-@jadedevere @wlfedbradio @amethyst_diamond1 @wlfedbradionetwork @kinseysicks @angelkinseysicks @trixiekinseysicks @winniekinsey

Welcome back to ArtBeat Radio! You’re listening to episode 13 of Quarantunes, where quarantine can’t stop our creativity! In this episode, we hear musical expression from ART Center. The songs from this Quarantunes episode were all started in 2019-2020, but were finished in 2021. The reason they are being released just now is because the files were recently recovered. The virtual music creation class then put some finishing touches to the songs. (0:27) "Hello Song" In this song, many artists from ART Center recorded their voices by saying “hello” in their own way. The class also made choices on the style of music, which loops to use, as well recording original parts. (1:56) "Fuuuunk" The class thought it would be fun to make something everyone could dance to. They chose a catchy piano riff and a funky bass to get the song going. Throughout the song, many artists are playing the drums and synths through a midi keyabord. (3:23) "June" The class wanted to create something relaxing. With this song, many artists were playing with a midi keyboard to get the sounds that they were wanting, such as: trumpet, clarinet, synthesizers, flute, french horn, keyboard, strings, piano, and bass. Live drums and vocals can also be heard in the song. (6:29) "Good Memories" The class was introduced to sampling right before they began this project. The class chose an artist and song that really liked and the result was Elvis Presley’s Memories. In the song, the class chose parts that they liked from the original track and put their own spin on it by adding drums and vocals. While making the song, the class focused on good memories. Thanks for listening and tune in next time! For more information about our organization, please visit our website www.ableartswork.org

Welcome back to ArtBeat Radio! You’re listening to episode 12 of Quarantunes, where quarantine can’t stop our creativity! Today, we hear musical expression from EPI. 0:16 “We Are EPI” In this song you’ll hear the EPI Storytellers class’ version of Sister Sledge’s “We Are Family”. You’ll hear brand new lyrics as well as vocal and instrumental solos showcasing some musicians at EPI! Lyrics: We are EPI I got all my friends with me We are EPI Get up everybody and sing We are EPI I got all my friends with me We are EPI Get up everybody, dance! Everyone can see we're together As we Zoom on by and we fly just like birds of a feather I won't tell no lie All of the people around us they say Can they be that close? Just let me state for the record We're giving love in a EPI dose We are EPI I got all my friends with me We are EPI Get up everybody and draw We are EPI I got all my friends with me We are EPI Get up everybody and sing We are EPI I got all my friends with me, yeah We are EPI Get up everybody, paint! 4:50 “Happy EPI” In this song, the EPI artists used solely Garageband loops of various instruments to create their own instrumental song. Each instrument and melody that was chosen was selected by the EPI artists and the song was directed in the musical direction they wanted it to go. When choosing the title for this song, the artists stated that the song made them feel happy and they wanted to include the EPI community into their vision. Thus, they created “Happy EPI”. 6:00 “I’ll Be There” (In the style of “I’ll Be There” by The Jackson 5) In this song, EPI artists reflect on their zoom experience over the last year and sing about the moment when they can see their friends in person again at program. Its good to see our friends on Zoom Having fun in every room Open the doors and I'll be there You and I will make it back, once the virus has passed. When program opens, I'll be there I'll be there. I'll be there. When program opens, I'll be there I'll be there. I'll be there. When program opens, I'll be there Thanks for listening and tune in next time! For more information about our organization, please visit our website www.ableartswork.org

On top of new music/music news of the month, topics on this one cover Bob Mould's new boxset, seeing your guitar on the wall at Vintage Vinyl, hiking 100 miles, Hardcore shows in the park, regional gas stations with bomb ass food and much more. Hear some new music from Assertion, The Boatsmen and Greg Antista and the Lonely Streets. Check out the Power Chord Hour radio show every Friday night at 10 est on 107.9 WRFA in Jamestown, NY, stream the station online at wrfalp.com/streaming/ or listen on the WRFA mobile app email me for FREE Power Chord Hour stickers - powerchordhour@gmail.com Facebook - www.facebook.com/powerchordhour Instagram - www.instagram.com/powerchordhour/ Twitter - www.twitter.com/powerchordhour/ Youtube - www.youtube.com/channel/UC6jTfzjB3-mzmWM-51c8Lgg Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/user/kzavhk5ghelpnthfby9o41gnr?si=4WvOdgAmSsKoswf_HTh_MgNEW MUSICThe Boatsmen - Versus The Boatsmen https://theboatsmen.bandcamp.com/album/versus-the-boatsmen-2Assertion - Intermissionhttps://assertion.bandcamp.com/album/intermissionGreg Antista and the Lonely Streets - Down on Commonwealth (Single)https://gregantistaandthelonelystreets.bandcamp.com/track/down-on-commonwealth-new-single 

Poppy and I discuss the music that provided the soundtrack to our time in self isolation, and the importance of being alone, but mainly, we geeked about Blonde. Watch the video we spoke about: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZ_Bu4dfeMs

Jesse Kramer's story is as authentic as it is unpredictable. It's a story of struggle, adversity and rebirth. A story still in its preface as the young 24 year old singer and songwriter from Indianapolis, who now resides in Nashville, seeks to kick-start the official rebirth of rock n' roll for the modern world.“Rock n' roll is NOT dead! It thrives on lives with struggle, passion and soul,” Jesse emphatically claims. “It takes guts, focus, and drive. I hope to become the modern world's reminder that rock n' roll still exists, and is an avenue which people can channel emotions and thoughts through music, just as I do.”From a very early age in life, Jesse Kramer always knew that music and singing were his only genuine means of communicating his personal thoughts and feelings on life. His old soul from within began guiding his thoughts and decisions in high school at the age of 14. That's when he first began writing and recording his own music after growing up listening to a wide range of artists like Neil Young, Led Zeppelin, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Marilyn Manson, Chris Cornell and even Eminem. Jesse quickly developed his own distinctive and gritty sound by balancing elements of rock n' roll, soul, and R&B music. Something he now simply refers to as “The Jesse Kramer Sound.”At the age of 17, after growing up in a strict religious household where everything about the way he should live his life was prescribed, Jesse was given an ultimatum by his parents: Choose whether to continue playing music and be kicked out of the house, or put the guitar and mic down for good, and pursue a life as dictated by religion. He chose to carry on with music, and faced a period of homelessness by couch-surfing and sleeping in his car, even while still in high school, but in the name of pursuing his dreams of bringing rock n' roll back.“As I grew older I became more awoke, as music broadened my ability to see real truth and understanding,” Jesse explained. “More than just what religion was teaching me growing up. Music is universal and is able to be seen, created, and felt. Just as some say how God is like the wind.”In 2014 after he turned 18, Jesse decided to move from Indianapolis to Nashville to get serious about pursuing his ambitions as a songwriter. Thus, once again redirecting his life's trajectory much to his family's apprehension, he picked up and moved on.“Nashville has been what I consider my College, as I had chosen to leave my full-ride to traditional College in Indianapolis, due to life circumstances,” Jesse articulated. “Nashville has definitely taught me a lot about the life of a musician. It's definitely a cool town to get your feet wet in, but I don't believe this is somewhere I will be forever. It has definitely given me the education I needed, so I can apply it to the way I like to do things.”In 2018 his determination and hard work began to pay off when he was discovered and personally invited by the Executive Producers of FOX-TV Networks to perform on season 2 of their music competition series The Four: Battle for Stardom. During his auditions, Jesse gave rousing and soulful performances of Jeff Buckley's “Hallelujah,” Jimi Hendrix's “All Along The WatchTower,” Joe Cocker's “You Are So Beautiful,” and others, impressing both the studio audience and the show's executive judge panel consisting of Sean Combs, DJ Khaled, Meghan Trainor and Fergie.In 2019 Jesse released his first five song EP called Breakthrough of original music he wrote, recorded and self-produced. Later that year - just before the worldwide COVID-pandemic would shut down much of the TV & Music industry - Jesse was invited to audition and perform on season 15 of NBC's popular TV show America's Got Talent, which began airing in 2020. Covering Lady Gaga's pop hit song “Bad Romance” Jesse's vibration and intensity once again brought the studio audience to their feet, this time receiving a standing ovation. Even legendary music industry executive Simon Cowell blessed Jesse not only with his respect, but with his undivided attention, noting he “Really, really, really enjoyed your performance. You have my respect for coming onto this show.”In 2020 Jesse released his second EP of original music; Quarantunes (part 1/2) written in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Once again the songs illustrate his musical depth, as he dives into his more than 200+ catalog of original songs.Now at 24, the ambitious and up-and-coming Rockstar in the making is staying busy with touring, recording new music, and building upon his blossoming songwriting career, while his fan base continues growing rapidly.This Fall Jesse will release new music, and music lovers will once again hear how Jesse transcends a sound that is not only reminiscent of years past, but new, fresh, and authentic for the modern world. A sound that is fastly becoming regarded as a genuinely one-of-a-kind, giving him the ability to bring a wide range of music lovers together.“I think the best way to really understand the world is through music. I would like people to feel and vibe with me, and to let them know there is still authentic, raw and genuine music out there. Simply put, I want my music to really touch people... and I am ready to do whatever it takes and go anywhere I must to make that happen.”

It's CAREER WEEK on THE SWIRL! And we've got a music-filled, jam-packed piece of entertainment for your podcast-listening joys. We start with some follow-up plans and strategies from our very popular AAPI Checki-In Emergency podcast with Erin Quill & Pearl Sun – just because it isn't in the news, doesn't mean it isn't happening. Then it's time for a quick “Vaccination Update” and a new stab at a new jingle. (Get vaccinated, everybody!) This week's THIS WEEK IN GAGGERY is next, with a shout-out to our sister Chantal Nchako's gag-worthy shoe line CHOOBIZ (www.chantalnhako.com), before launching into our discussion of our careers, the navigation of their twists and turns, and how Swirly racial dynamics played a role even in the best of recent times. Then, in a far-reaching, freewheeling interview, the great singer-songwriter Morgan James talks us through her journey to the center of Broadway, Motown The Musical, Sony Music, Singer/Songwriter Recording Artist for LA Reid, and Producer and Star of the all-female “Jesus Christ Superstar,” punctuated by some choice music excerpts you will not wanna miss. Pick up Morgan's latest album “Memphis Magnetic,” “Quarantunes,” on her YouTube channel, or on every platform from her website, www.morganjamesonline.com. You are so very welcome. Songs by Morgan excerpted on this podcast: “I Wish You Would,” “You Know My Name,” and “I Don't Mind Waking Up (To A Love This Good”) With Ryan Shaw; and excerpts from “Jesus Christ Superstar, She Is Risen”, music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, lyrics by Tim Rice: “Simon Zealots,” and “Gethsemane." Enjoy this very special musical episode, and… you know the rest. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/david-goldsmith/support

1. Massari and Me (Bushfire Relief Release)-DJ Plead 2. That Track (Rewired)- Roza Terenzi 3. AORSOM WISLHS - River Yarra 4. Today feat. Sui Zhen (I:Cube Mix) - Tornado Wallace 5. Magnificent Moon - Mildlife 6. People Come In - Daniele Patucchi(Released By Isle Of Jura, Adelaide) 7. Heart Won't Stop - Jai Pyne 8. A New Age - Peech/Bangers & Mash edit of John Farnham 9. KSS - Cale Sexton 10. Gigi - Roza Terenzi 11. Please Forgive Me - Logic 1000 12. Partly Sunny - Nite Fleit 13. Djäpana(Sunset Dreaming) - Yothu Yindi 14. Wind It Up - Mumbo Jumbo

Avant-garde, he is known by various bold styles unknown to the public in the 80s. NRJ Liège offered him a residency on the air with the weekly New Jack Swing. On stage for the concert premieres known among others, The Wailers, Panache Culture, Burning Spear. With the 90s, the emergence of electronic music. Always motivated by the novelty, he answers and appropriates the styles. It is in the years 2000 that the musical production will seize its daily life ...

On the last episode of 2020 I talk about how its been doing the pod for its first year, being a guest on this months Quarantunes, the future of the show and lots more. We also get in to what we're some of the last releases of the year and play some new jams from Less Than Jake, Devon Kay & the Solutions and Red City RadioCheck out the Power Chord Hour radio show every Friday night at 10 est on 107.9 WRFA in Jamestown, NY, stream the station online at wrfalp.com/streaming/ or listen on the WRFA mobile appRate & review the podcast - send us a screenshot for a free PCH shirt!email me for FREE Power Chord Hour guitar stickers - powerchordhour@gmail.comFacebook - www.facebook.com/powerchordhourInstagram - www.instagram.com/powerchordhour/Twitter - www.twitter.com/powerchordhour/Youtube - www.youtube.com/channel/UC6jTfzjB3-mzmWM-51c8LggSpotify - https://open.spotify.com/user/kzavhk5ghelpnthfby9o41gnr?si=4WvOdgAmSsKoswf_HTh_MgWatch Decembers Quarantunes: https://www.facebook.com/jayvics/videos/10158349332518692/Grab the music from this weeks episodeDevon Kay & the Solutions - https://devonkayandthesolutions.bandcamp.com/track/a-little-bitLess Than Jake - https://purenoise.bandcamp.com/album/silver-liningsRed City Radio - https://purenoise.bandcamp.com/album/paradise

Ron Knight chats with Trixie and Winnie from America's Favorite Dragapella® Beautyshop Quartet - The Kinsey Sicks; about writing content for social activism, their lockdown release "Quarantunes" and the premier primed for the pandemic, lamenting the dormant state of performing arts - with lush harmonies and nods to your favorite holiday tunes and more...

1.Take Care - Yo La Tengo 2. Clean Slate - Erin Rae 3. Graduation Day - Chris Isaak 4. Look At Miss Ohio - Gillian Welch 5. Sarah - Cody Dillon 6. Open Mind - Wilco 7. The Fruits Of My Labour - Lucinda Williams 8. What I Have To Offer - Eels (Live At KEXP Seattle 2011) 9. Hold On Magnolia - Songs: Ohia (Jason Molina) 10. Wrecking Ball - Gillian Welch 11. At My Window Sad And Lonely - Billy Bragg & Wilco 12. Gold - The Handsome Family 13. 18th Of December - The Deep Dark Woods 14. Super Blue (Two Days Clean) - Hiss Golden Messenger

1. No Strings - Roots Manuva ft. David Attenbruvva 2. Functions On The Low - Ruff Sqwad 3. On My Mind- Jorja Smith & Preditah 4. Baby - Four Tet 5. Sleep Sound - Jamie XX 6. Skwod - Nadia Rose 7. Move Me - Mura Masa ft. Octavian 8. Natural Born Killers (Ride For Me) - James Massiah 9. Energy (Stay Far Away) - Skepta & Wizkid 10. Archangel - Burial 11. Flyby VFR - Skee Mask 12. Lotus Flower - Radiohead (Jaques Greene Remix) 13. Glue - Bicep 14. Blinded By The Lights - The Streets 15. Claustro - Burial 16. Please Forgive Me - Logic1000 17. Normal - Kojey Radical 18. Therapy - Little Simz 19. Dreamy Days - Roots Manuva 20. That's What I'm Gonna Do - Skinnyman

1. Abusey Junction - Kokoroko 2. Friday Morning - Khruangbin 3. Camino Del Sol - Antena 4. Anchin Kfu Ayinkash - Hailu Mergia & Dahlak Band 5. Cariñito - Los Hijos del Sol 6. Me Robaste El Sueño - Martina Camargo 7. Yabaal - Dur Dur Band 8. Shinzo No Tobira - Mariah 9. Rules - Khruangbin 10. Baby - Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti 11. Charlotte's Thong - Connan Mockasin 12. On The Beach - Neil Young 13. Lighten Up - Beastie Boys

From funk, indie, hip hop, to electro, to rock N roll... join DJ Zouain for a FunkN Groovin version of the Hijack, Quarantunes edition! Music #DJLife #Producerlife TheEndFM #TheHijack #ZouainEntertainment #GetNoticed

1. My Neck, My Back, Lick My Heart (Mashup of Celine/Khia) 2. Jasmine - Jai Paul (Demo) 3. If - Janet Jackson (Kaytranada Remix) 4. Why Why Why Why Why - Sault 5. Dragonball Durag - Thundercat 6. After The Storm - Kali Uchis 7. The Night Song - Ravyn Lenae 8. Rock The Boat - Aaliyah 9. Girl - The Internet 10. I Like That - Janelle Monáe 11. Nont For Sale - Sudan Archives 12. Binz - Solange 13. Nights - Frank Ocean 14. Losing You - Solange 15. I'm Not In Love - Kelsey Lu (10cc cover) 16. Rhythm Of The Night - Sex Worker (Corona cover) 17. Retrograde - James Blake 18. White Ferrari - Frank Ocean 19. That's The Way Love Goes - Janet Jackson

1. Heartbeat - Taana Gardner 2. Why - Carly Simon 3. More Women - Saada Bonaire 4. Normalizo - Letta Mbulu 5. Mystery Man - Clive Stevens & Brainchild (DJ Harvey Live at Rumours version) 6. Escape From New York - Fire In My Heart 7. Hypnodance - Who's Who 8. Aaj Shanibar - Rupa Biswas 9. Evan Finds The Third Room - Khruangbin 10. One More Time - Risco Connection (DJ Harvey Live At Rumours Version)

1. Dreamin - Twerps 2. Streets Of Your Town - The Go-Betweens 3. I Used To Love You - RVG 4. Wide Open Road - The Triffids 5. Over Everything - Courtney Barnett & Kurt Vile 6. Don't Explain - Paul Kelly ft. Linda Bull 7. Pool Party - Julia Jacklin 8. Is This How You Feel - The Preatures 9. Alone With You - Sunnyboys 10. Galiwin'ku - Wildflower 11. Before Too Long - Paul Kelly 12. Wind It Up - Mumbo Jumbo 13. Treaty - Yothu Yindi

1. Rainbow Serpent - Waak Waak Djungi 2. Sirena - Dirty Three 3. This Land Is Mine - Kev Carmody & Paul Kelly 4. Traditional Chant (Live) - The Black Arm Band 5. Pemulwuy - Cody Dillon 6. The Restless Waves - Dirty Three 6. Shark Fin Blues - The Drones 7. Drinking Too Much - The Kill Devil Hills 8. Stumbling Block - Paul Kelly 9. Krien Por Country - Olive Knight 10. Moonstruck - Kev Carmody 11. Yellow Moon - Laura Jean 12. Nukkunya - Paul Kelly 13. Gapu - Yothu Yindi 14. Byrralku Dhangudha (Great Southern Land Remix ft. members of Bangarra Dance Theatre)- Icehouse 15. Djambaku - Waak Waak Djungi

Have you heard about 'The Curse' going around? It means we all have to stay inside! The Beanies explore what happens when things around you change a little, how to make quarantine fun and stay positive. Listen to this song and HEAPS of other original Beanies tunes at: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1RxCxHiHxD1XN9Jp6LVIkm Want to dance along to the video of this song? You can find it here: https://youtu.be/TgAuP0dw4do We have a worksheet to complete for this episode, colouring in and heaps more here: https://thebeanies.com.au/resources Visit our Website for our online shop, news, free stuff and more: www.thebeanies.com.au Follow us on Facebook or Instagram: https://www.facebook.com/TheBeaniesAus www.instagram.com/thebeaniesaus Song credit: The Beanies Composer (AKA Music Wizard) James Court See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I first heard her play back in early 2019 at a small bar.  It was across the street from the B.B. King Museum in Indianola, Mississippi.  She was a solo act, but her guitar and voice filled the room with a very warm sound.   Alanna Mosley hails from the Mississippi Delta where the musical gene appears to be nested within all of its natives.  She plays her own original songs and a wide variety of cover music that spans the musical spectrum--and always puts her own unique spin on things.   After living for some time in Charlotte, NC, she has moved back to the Mississippi where you can find her playing all over the southeast.  Her and I discussed how she got started into music and what the day-to-day hustle is like traveling and performing. And be sure to check out her cover of the song, "Someday" by 3x Grammy winner, Steve Earle towards the end of the podcast. Be sure to check her out at www.AlannaMosley.com and watch her on FB Live as she does her Quarantunes on Saturday nights. the Talk 2 Q Radio Show Show #810 www.Talk2Q.com

I first heard her play back in early 2019 at a small bar. It was just across the street from the B.B. King Museum in Indianola, Mississippi. She was a solo act, but her guitar and voice filled the room with a very warm sound.Alanna Mosley hails from the Mississippi Delta where the musical gene appears to be nested within all of its natives. She plays her own original songs and a wide variety of cover music that spans the musical spectrum--and always puts her own unique spin on things.After living for some time in Charlotte, NC, she has moved back to the Mississippi where you can find her playing all over the southeast. Her and I discussed how she got started into music and what the day-to-day hustle is like traveling and performing.And be sure to check out her cover of the song, "Someday" by 3x Grammy winner, Steve Earle towards the end of the podcast.Be sure to check her out at www.AlannaMosley.com and watch her on FB Live as she does her Quarantunes on Saturday evenings.. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1. The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face - Roberta Flack (Ewan MacColl) 2. Who Knows Where The Time Goes - Nina Simone (Sandy Denny) 3. Lovin' You - Minnie Ripperton 4. Magnolia - J.J. Cale 5. Silver Springs - Fleetwood Mac 6. J.J. Cale - Magnolia 7. Jolene - Dolly Parton 8. Love Hurts - Gram Parsons & Emmylou Harris 9. Without You - Harry Nilsson 10. Everybody's Got To Learn Sometime - The Korgis 11. Without You - Tobias Jesso Jr. 12. It Is So Nice To Get Stoned - Ted Lucas 13. A Case Of You - K.D. Lang (Joni Mitchell) 14. Oh Yoko - John Lennon

1. Intro - This is America - Childish Gambino 2. Black - Dave 3. Interlude - Tina Taught Me A Seat At The Table - Solange 4. A Change Is Gonna Come - Sam Cooke 5. Changes - Tupac 6. Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler) - Marvin Gaye 7. Alright - Kendrick Lamar 8. Don't Touch My Hair - Solange 9. Native Tongue - Mojo Juju ft. Pasifika Vitoria Choir 10. Black Rage - Lauryn Hill 11. Police State - Dead Prez 12. Black Is - The Last Poets 13. I'm So Depressed - Abner Jay 14. Nobody Knows - Pastor T.L. Barrett & The Youth For Christ Choir 15. Blackfella/Whitefella - Warumpi Band 16. Treaty - Yothu Yindi 17. From Little Things Big Things Grow - Kev Carmody & Paul Kelly 18. Talkin' Bout A Revolution - Tracy Chapman

1. Lovely New York - Evan Dando (Tarka Cordell) 2. Give Out - Sharon Van Etten 3. Not - Big Thief 4. New York, I Love You But You're Bringing Me Down - LCD Soundsystem 5. Chelsea Hotel #2 - Leonard Cohen 6. Pale Blue Eyes - Velvet Underground 7. You're So Far Around The Bend - The National 8. New York - Cat Power (Frank Sinatra) 9. Someday - Julia Jacklin (The Strokes) 10. Every Time The Sun Comes Up - Sharon Van Etten 11. Something On Your Mind - Karen Dalton 12. Lessons From Lorena - Shilpa Ray 13. Take Care - Yo La Tengo 14. At My Window Sad And Lonely - Billy Bragg & Wilco (Woody Guthrie) 15. I Want Everything - Ratso ft. Yasmine Hamdan 16. Recitation Live In London - Leonard Cohen 17. Come To Me Now - Kevin Morby 18. Drone Bomb Me - Anohni 19. NY Is Killing Me - Gil Scott-Heron & Jamie xx 20. Dream Baby Dream - Suicide 21. 2080 - Yeasayer 22. I Was Young When I Left Home - Antony & Bryce Dessner 23. This Must Be The Place - Talking Heads

When this awful pandemic first hit the U.S. and we started hearing about “stay at home” orders and “social distancing” I commented on twitter how I hoped this down time would inspire artists to spend their forced down time writing and recording. Little did I know what an explosion we’d see in new music. Tonight’s show is a sampling of the various projects that have come out in the past few weeks, and outside of a couple of tracks all of these were recorded at home. There’s a great variety in the music presented on this episode. There’s a few acoustic tunes, some great covers (including Daniel Romano’s cover of the entire “Infidels” album), and lots of noisy little garage rockers. After listening, please go purchase those tracks you enjoy! These great artists deserve to be compensated for their hard work, and every purchase surely helps not only pay their bills but fund their next set of wonderful songs.

1. A Whole New World (Disney's Alladin) - Lea Salonga & Brad Kane 2. Ilaló - Chancha Via Circuito (Ft. Mateo Kingman) 3. Hey Ya (Outkast) - B.J. Smith 4. Starlight - Risqué 5. Beach - Chayelle 6. La Isla Bonita - Madonna 7. Calypso of House (Paradise Version) - Key Tronics Ensemble 8. Invisible College - Gatto Fritto 9. Age Of Reason - John Farnham 10. Stand On The Word - Joubert Singers/The Celestial Choir (Larry Levan Mix) 11. I Want To Thank You - Alicia Myers 12. Hit And Run - Loleatta Holloway (Walter Gibbons Mix) 13. Help! Help! - Gilla

The May 2nd edition of Local Fidelity highlights some choice cuts from three great recently released compilations: DIM Things Comp. Vol. 2: QUARANTUNES, Shred City Presents Quarantine Compilation, and Shred City Presents Quarantine Compilation Vol. 2! Tune in to hear songs from Dead Tooth, Lost Boy ?, Bad Spy, Free Money, Dale Jr., True Dreams, Nihiloceros, The Planes, Onesie, Joshua Inman, Tony Mascolo, Joy Cleaner, The Nuclears, Jackie Puppet, MonsterFurniture, and more! Check out both compilations on Bandcamp. Proceeds from the Dim Things comp benefit the Food Bank for New York City and proceeds from the Shred City Comps benefit Artist Relief Tree.

1. Dance, Dance, Dance - Marta Acuna 2. Disco Dancer - Kiki Gyan 3. What You Won't Do For Love - Michael Boothman/Charmaine Forde 4. It's You I Love - Pamela Nivens 5. Boutade (Miseridub) - Mugwamp 6. Love To Love You Baby - Donna Summer 7. Could Heaven Ever Be Like This - Idris Muhammad 8. The Magnificent Seven - The Clash 9. Love Is The Drug - Roxy Music (Todd Terje Disco Dub) 10. Starry Night - Peggy Gou 11. Touch Me In The Morning - Marlena Shaw

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Songs about working and not working: 1. The Big Lebowski (film) 2. Work - Rihanna Ft Drake 3. Work It - Marie Davidson 4. Hustler - Simian Mobile Disco 5. Making A Living - Lee Rodriguez 5. Transition feat. Atlantis - Galaxy 2 Galaxy 6. Work - Masters At Work 7. Work - Kelly Rowland 8. Work it (Respect M.E.) - Missy Elliott 9. Formation - Beyoncé 10. Pyramid - Frank Ocean 11. Keep On Hustlin' - Warren G feat. Young Jeezy, Bun B and Nate Dogg 12. 21 Questions - 50 cent 13. 9 To 5 - Dolly Parton 14. Git Up, Git Out - Outkast 15. Scrubs - TLC 16. Working Class Man - Jimmy Barnes 17. Independent Women - Destiny's Child 18. Friday On My Mind - The Easybeats 19. Weekend - Black Eyed Peas 20. Holiday - Madonna 21. I'm Mad As Hell - Network (film) 21. Another Brick In The Wall, Part Two - Pink Floyd

On the Swannanoa Gathering with Finn Magill, on ethnomusicology, on the difference between Irish and Celtic, on her time in Cork and finding lock-down inspiration in Quarantunes. Hailing from North Carolina and now residing in North Michigan, Hannah Harris is a wonderful fiddle player and ethnomusicologist. Hannah recently recorded her first album which hopefully will be released in the coming weeks. In this episode Hannah plays: Alice's Reel / Maudabawn Chapel Citi na gCumman The Blarney Castle Hotel Set (If someone knows the names please send them in thanks) John Brosnan's Reel / Martin Wynne's No 2 Sunday's Well To keep up to date and follow Hannah go here: https://www.facebook.com/hannahharrisceol To follow Hannah on Instragram go here: https://www.instagram.com/hannahharrisceol/ As always the episode is free to download or stream from our website or any podcast app: Our website: https://blarneypilgrims.fireside.fm/46 Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2KlfSuH Google Podcasts: http://bit.ly/3cPTkis Stitcher: https://bit.ly/2XVl68c Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2KoNQhL Right that's it, enjoy! Darren & Dom ... Well, it's a tough time, so we hope you can hang in there with us, and we'll do the same for you. So if you liked this episode and think you got some worth from it, then please pledge at any level over at www.patreon.com/blarneypilgrims. If you can't afford to pledge on Patreon, and we totally understand if you can't, all is not lost. You can still support the show by sharing it on your socials, posting about it in your favourite forums or simply by telling your mates about it down the pub. www.patreon.com/blarneypilgrims www.blarneypilgrims.com www.facebook.com/BlarneyPilgrimsPodcast https://www.instagram.com/blarneypilgrimspodcast/

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NC Theatre artistic director Eric Woodall talks about what the arts community has been doing in response to COVID-19, including a costume designer who is taking face covers and a program called "Quarantunes." Stay up to date on shows being rescheduled and get more info about donating to the arts via the NC Theatre website https://nctheatre.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

89.1 presents the first episode of WBOI Artcentric, featuring WBOI's Julia Meek interviewing Lynn Nicholson, co-founder of the local band Debutants. The group was one of the first bands to launch a livestream series due to the current venue closures. Known for their multi-instrumental range of genres and playing styles, especially of the Indiana Newgrass variety, the group holds the importance of music making in high regard and they have regularly been sharing their work over social media since this project was launched just about a year ago. For a look at the format's practicality as well as its appeal, WBOI's Julia Meek talked with band co-founder, Lynn Nicholson, to learn just what their Friday Night Quarantunes are all about. WBOI Artcentric is brought to you by WBOI's own Julia Meek and Ben Clemmer. Our theme music is “Me voy pal campo” by KelsiCote. Our administrative assistants are Keegan Lee and Brittany Smith. Our production assistants are Monica Blankenship and Mikaela Veltum.

Welcome to the soundtrack for another week of social distancing! We know it's getting tough out there, so as you continue to haunt your own home, pop in some ear buds and discover something beautiful you've never heard before. And no, it's not Andy's slurring voice (which is audio-related, not alcohol-related...wink).Shameless Plug: Nominate us for Willamette Week's Best of Portland 2020 by visiting the Arts & Culture - Best Podcast category at www.bop.wweek.com Music this week includes:"Running's Fun" by FEELS (4:47)"I Want to Do Your Hair" by Geinos (12:49)"Colladeral" by RLLRBLL (23:20)"Car" by What in Your Heart Can Put You in a Trance (35:09)"A New Quest" by Magic Sword (42:49)"Hanami" by The OO-Ray (51:57)

A stripped-back slow mix of soul music/love songs: 1. Como Me Quieres - Khruangbin 2. Baby - Donnie & Joe Emerson 3. A Long Walk - Jill Scott 4. Feel Like Makin' Love - D'Angelo 5. Oh Honey - Delegation 6. I'm The Man That Will Find You - Connan Mockasin 7. Didn't I - Darondo 8. Fact Of Life/He'll Be There When The Sun Goes Down - Bobby Womack 9. Think About It - Lyn Collins 10. Thinkin Bout You - Frank Ocean 11. Work - Charlotte Day Wilson 12. What A World - Joan As Policewoman 13. Take Off Your Cool - OutKast & Norah Jones 14. Seabird - Alessi Brothers

In this episode of on The Balcony Show "Qurantunes" we are all on lockdown so we are bringing you some tunage to help you get through your quarantine! Bo Sommer is on with another Pro Tip and MADCAT has the awesome tune "Home" from Autumn Academy on MADTRAX. This week's hashtag? #swordknock --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-balcony-show0/support

This week, we take our first foray into remote recording. We stretch our legs luxuriously into the malaise of isolation and uncertainty with a notable dearth of stories due to the cow-like dullness of our day-to-day lives. But we still find time to laugh, have a cocktail, and share some killer music. Thanks for joining us. We're thinking of you, and we hope you're all getting by as well as possible!Quick programming note: Drew is a fine host, but the slowest editor in the world, so please excuse our delay here. But we're back on track from here on out with playlists and interviews. Stick around and tell a home-bound friend!Music this week includes:"Extremely Run to the Hills" by Beaten to Death (9:41)"Mantra" by Flamingosis & The Kount (15:31)"Fire in the Sky" by Glass Apple Bonzai (23:14)"Dreams" by Spectres (32:05)"Suck Sh*t" by Machine Girl (40:30)"Grind Korn" by Beaten to Death (45:36)

QUARANTUNES for all your social distancing activities! From Dua to Dolly, we are all over the decades in this set.Mr. Rogers said “When I was a boy and I would see scary things in the news, my mother would say to me, "Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.” A big THANK YOU to everyone on the front lines who make our world go around! 

Mari Mac Dowell is back on the airwaves broadcasting live from Lockdown with some Quarantunes for your listening pleasure.Tune into Synth Waves every Thursday from 6 - 8 PM EST / 11 PM - 1 AM GMT.For a complete track listing, visit: https://thefaceradio.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marigmd/Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/marimacdowell Support The Face Radio with Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

1. Small Plane - Bill Callahan 2. I Have A Woman In My Soul - Corneillia Murr 3. Wayside/Back In Time - Gillian Welch 4. County Line - Cass McCombs 5. When A Man Loves A Woman - Karen Dalton 6. Baby's Arms - Kurt Vile 7. Atlantic City - Bruce Springsteen 8. Fisherman's Blues - The Waterboys 9. On Battleship Hill - PJ Harvey 10. California Stars - Billy Bragg & Wilco (lyrics by Woody Guthrie) 11. If I Needed You - Townes Van Zandt 12. My Island Home - Warumpi Band

War of the Roses plus a bonus throwback with Nick the Stoner, another update on how everyone's doing attempting to learn Dave's passions, How are you feeling right now with everything going on?, Quarantunes, and more!

War of the Roses plus a bonus throwback with Nick the Stoner, another update on how everyone's doing attempting to learn Dave's passions, How are you feeling right now with everything going on?, Quarantunes, and more!

Set especial Remember

Susan, Dave's wife, guesses things about Dave, War of the Roses, Quarantunes, Quarantine Newsflash, It looks weird when...., and more!

Susan, Dave's wife, guesses things about Dave, War of the Roses, Quarantunes, Quarantine Newsflash, It looks weird when...., and more!

Avant-garde, he is known by various bold styles unknown to the public in the 80s. NRJ Liège offered him a residency on the air with the weekly New Jack Swing. On stage for the concert premieres known among others, The Wailers, Panache Culture, Burning Spear. With the 90s, the emergence of electronic music. Always motivated by the novelty, he answers and appropriates the styles. It is in the years 2000 that the musical production will seize its daily life ...

Malgré ce foutu C19 qui nous poursuit et ne nous lâche pas. Je sais que c'est bien plus important d'avoir des renseignements par la presse et suivre l'actualité et même si c'est une actualité qui fait mal chaque jour ainsi que le combat courageux mené par tous ces soignants et volontaires, presse, j'imagine que les gens doivent trouver aussi le temps, très long et certains s'ennuient aussi et d'autres ont certainement peur et d'autres des angoisses et aussi ceux qui sont endeuillés et j'en passe. Ce confinement nous fait réaliser à quel point nous sommes très fragiles face à ce monde et j'espère que les gens après tout cela certains deviendront plus gentils et plus respectueux... J'ai toujours aimé partager l'art et je dédie ce titre réalisé pendant ce confinement pour ceux qui sont confinés afin de les emmener un peu dans un autre univers provisoire et de vous libérer un peu du stress au quotidien et de toutes ces mauvaises nouvelles qui nous désolent chaque jour et de reprendre un semblant de liberté … Bonne écoute

Whelp. It's a pandemic. Drew spills his guts from his isolation chamber in Northeast Portland, but mostly plays some dope tunes to get you through the terror and ennui of social distancing. Please stay safe out there, please be kind to each other, and please support one another as much as possible. Music this week:"Basiphobia" by Bryson Cone (14:00)"Chip Away" by Serge Severe, ft. Mic Capes and Vinnie Dewayne, Prod. by Panama Red (21:03)"Up and Over" by Sunset on Mars (27:22)"Liar" by Inward Creature (32:55)"Sisters Song" by A Strange Bird (39:45)"Oh Billy" by the Prissteens (46:27)