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EP7 bring local man Ant of Generic People in a very special Cork location. The Edison Cocktail bar is known for its delicious cocktails and silky house music, many of the DJs in the city have played here. Ant brings his eclectic vibe and discusses his recent premier on Four Four magazine with Lefty Shades Records. Natmac interviews Ant during the show and spins some fresh tracks before the guest set. Competition winner announced on instagram.First of all NATMAC kicks off with some local selections.TRACK LIST:1. In Flight Delights - Damien Lynch [Remote Towns Records]2. Keeps it Movn' - Andy Eff [Lefty Shades Records]3. Stanleys Disco - George Feely [Nervous Records]Ant of Generic People Track list:Love is Coming - Ant of Generic People Rudy's Spector - Alan Dixon Brighter Days - Ant of Generic People Drop Wet Gorgeous - TB Genki Girl - Panthera KrauseGordon - DJ Tennis Don't Joke with a Hungry Man (Seiji's Club Sandwich) - Quantic007B1 - Apparel Wax Together We Stand (Bullion Remix) - Myd Bass ballert vom Balkon (Original Mix) - T.Raumschmiere4 Margot - Reece JohnsonDisco Dancer (Harry Axt Remix) - Christopher Just They Came From NY - Trevor Jackson Knights Of The Jaguar - Beige GtFor You - India Jordan My Red Hot Car (Alkalino cut) - SquarepusherThuas sa Spéir - Ant of Generic People Make sure to check out all the socials and show your support. Live video can be found on our facebook page. www.facebook.com/undergroundovationwww.facebook.com/genericpeople/www.facebook.com/NATMACDJAll shows are under strict covid-19 safety guidelines. Social distancing is maintained where possible and all guest wear masks.Episode is Pre-Recorded as there were concerns for a lockdown in Cork.

We welcome back Cash X Mack for our EP6 in a very special location. Their home residency. Natmac interviews the Cash and Mack during the show and spins some fresh tracks before the guest set. Competition winner announced on instagram.First of all NATMAC kicks off with some local selections.TRACK LIST:1. 7AM - Oisin [Day & Night Recordings]2. Parelles - T.O.M [Choki Biki]3. Helmutt - NancyLIVE 4. Intel - DecorumMake sure to check out all the socials and show your support. Live video can be found on our facebook page. www.facebook.com/undergroundovationwww.facebook.com/cashcmackmusicwww.facebook.com/NATMACDJAll shows are under strict covid-19 safety guidelines. Social distancing is maintained where possible and all guest wear masks.

EP5 sees local Cork act Trail of Thought play at a secret church cliff top location. Trail of Thought aka Shane Miller is the lead runner of Prospekt who run a series of nights in Dali, Cork. Natmac interviews the Shane about his set and Prospekt. Competition winner announced on the show. First of all NATMAC kicks off with some local selections.TRACK LIST:1. Shortwave - Leafeater2. Mattieu - Patrice & Evra [Free Download]3. Movement Corridor - Offtrack [Yin Yang]4. Gizmo - Fiachra5. Casper Hasting - Remedy [Yin Yang]Make sure to check out all the socials and show your support. Live video can be found on our facebook page. www.facebook.com/undergroundovationwww.facebook.com/trail.of.thought.1www.facebook.com/prospektirelandwww.facebook.com/NATMACDJAll shows are under strict covid-19 safety guidelines. Social distancing is maintained where possible and all guest wear masks.Episode is Live

EP4 of the show brings positive energy and good vibes with the Reboot DJs. Duffy and Jamie Harris represent the crew on the decks playing a selection of house and techno. Natmac interviews the lads about their recent events and what's in line for the future.First of all NATMAC kicks off with some local selections.TRACK LIST:1. Sonorous - REFLUX [Unreleased]2. Sundays Dust - Whoriskey [Ceadarwood State Trax Remix]3. Pressworks - Outsider [Soon to be released on Choki Biki Records]Make sure to check out all the socials and show your support. Live video can be found on our facebook page. www.facebook.com/undergroundovationwww.facebook.com/rebooteventswww.facebook.com/NATMACDJAll shows are under strict covid-19 safety guidelines. Social distancing is maintained where possible and all guest wear masks.Episode is Live

EP3 of the show brings rising techno DJ Shannen Blessing. The Bray native plays a selection of gritty underground track and includes 2 of her recent productions. This time the location is of the show in in a giant lorry container. Where it all began for the raw vision mix show 2 years ago. NATMAC kicks off the show with new tracks and info and then passes over to a guest mix from Shannen.TRACK LIST:1. Crem - Nancy LIVE (unreleased)2. Bark of Dog - Ingen (Ike Dusk Remix) [Prospekt]3. Dozen Hours - Fyun (unreleased)4. Joola Riddim - Remedy [Reboot]Make sure to check out all the socials and show your support. Live video can be found on our facebook page. www.facebook.com/undergroundovationwww.facebook.com/shannenblessingwww.facebook.com/NATMACDJAll shows are under strict covid-19 safety guidelines. Social distancing is maintained where possible and all guest wear masks.

This episode features prolific Zambian rapper Krytic who last featured on Episode 5 "Raw Human Men". He joins Fanatik & Chromez this time to talk about his forthcoming album 'Vision' (Link in description) that is due on 6th September 2020. They kick it off by talking about some of the issues that arose after they did episode 5 (0:00). Before the discussion about Krytics album begins, Chromez & Fanatik, with a bit of the guest here and there, discuss the trending topics of the week starting with the explosion that happened in Lebanon (4:09). #ZimbabweanLivesMatter was trending after people that decided to take to the streets to protest were handled with excessive force by the Police in Zimbabwe. This opens up a conversation about why African leaders don't know how to handle criticism (21:49). The President of Zambia commissioned a bridge in Lusaka that is meant to reduce traffic on Kafue Road. His presence attracted a huge crowd which is highly risky because of the coronavirus, could he have done it differently? (35:45). Zambian artist Ruth Ronnie has a new Youtube page where she showcases her personality on a number of topics. In her newest video, she played Smash or Pass using Zambian celebrities, one of the people that she covered was her ex-boyfriend Bobby East and if you didn't know, a sex tape of the two of them got leaked in 2014. Chromez thinks she missed an opportunity with how she handled the Youtube video (44:55). The guys then talk about a video that went viral of one of the 42 fire trucks that were each bought for $ 1Million failed to put out a fire (56:00). The interview with Krytic hilariously starts with him addressing the Ministry of Religious Affairs (1:00:42). Krytic explains why he decided to name his album 'Vision' (1:12:28). They go in to talk about each and every song on the album to get the inspiration behind them, breaking down lyrics and concepts; 1. GREAT EAST ROAD FLOWS (1:21:12) 2. BLACK PRIVILEGE (1:41:14) 3. GERRIT (1:55:57) 4. BOY & THE MAN (2:03:24) 5. STARGAZING (2:07:15) 6. FRIED YAMS (FEATURING ZUBZ) (2:18:40) 7. STAY DOWN (2:25:45) 8. WHITE LIES. BLACK TRUTHS (2:48:30) 9. ON MY SOUL (2:55:24) 10. ALL FOR YOU (3:02:45) Pre-order 'VISION' by Krytic on Mvesesani https://mvesesani.com/music/krytic-vision Follow the hosts; @TheeChromez @Fanatik_Lochead Follow the guest; @kryticworldwide Follow the Podcast; @RawConPodcast on Twitter @rawconversationspodcast on Instagram /rawconversationspodcast on Facebook Remember to Subscribe and leave a comment or review!

EP2 of the show brings garage and dubby vibes to a garage located in West Cork, Bandon. FC Detailing is a high spec quality repair, correct and protect facility with an amazing light tunnel. Cuttin Heads Collective JusMe to showcases some vinyl selects inside the tunnel in front of a rare Toyata Corola Twin Cam Car.NATMAC kicks off the show with new tracks and info and then passes over to a guest mix from JusMe.TRACK LIST:1. Without You - Cedarwood State Trax2. Anne Savage - Marcus32X3. Work it Out - 40Hurtz4. Flow to It - DefektMake sure to check out all the socials and show your support. Live video can be found on our facebook page. www.facebook.com/undergroundovationwww.facebook.com/cuttinheadscollective/www.facebook.com/JusTheHobowww.facebook.com/westcorkbandonwww.facebook.com/NATMACDJAll shows are under strict covid-19 safety guidelines. Social distancing is maintained where possible and all guest wear masks.

Raw Vision Mix Show is BACK!Our launch show starts with local and national favorite Yasmin Gardezi in the amazing surroundings of Paul Mac Special. The new season of the show will be showcasing businesses around the country to help promote their re-opening.NATMAC kicks off the show with new tracks and info and then passes over to a guest mix from Yasmin Gardezi. Listen in to hear Yasmin talk about her latest news. TRACK LIST:1. Most Kings Get Their Heads Cut Off - Pagan2. Projekts - KUSP [Suara]3. Discharge - Angelo Dore [ZM Records]4. Isengard Unleashed - Tiarnøla [unreleased]Paul Mac Special is a bespoke Multi Award Winning Barbers & Male Grooming Specialists. on Paul St Cork City specialising in Old school vintage hairstyles with a modern twist. During the show there were 3 customers getting their hair cut to show case the opening of the business. Make sure to check out all the socials and show your support. Live video can be found on our facebook page. www.facebook.com/undergroundovationwww.facebook.com/PaulMacSpecialHair/www.facebook.com/yasmingardezi/All shows are under strict covid-19 safety guidelines. Social distancing is maintained where possible and all guest wear masks.

We are pausing play and inviting guests into an instagram chat show with our host NATMAC to chat about topics relating to music production, events and club culture.Expect exclusive tracks, controversial topics and general banter. Our second guest we invite is:-Stevie G from Red FM who is one of Corks well know figures in the music scene. With this he brings a wealth of knowledge on the club sceneWe talk about clubs in Cork both old and new like Sir Henry's, Savoy, Dali and all the others that have come and gone.Check out our socials: www.facebook.com/undergroundovationwww.instagram.com/undergroundovation

We are pausing play and inviting guests into an instagram chat show with our host NATMAC to chat about topics relating to music production, events and club culture.Our first guest we invite are:-FYUN (Resident DJ in Dali with Elision and creator of Eist gathering)Listen back to the show.Recorded 1st April.www.facebook.com/ElisionDJs

This weeks RAW VISION mix show is live from a Cork City location. Our show is completely taken over this week with a label showcase. Lefty Shades records is a local record label in Cork. Head honcho, Jason Busteed performs a mix live on the show.Track list to follow.Live in SOMA coffee, Cork.

RAW VISION mix show live at BMG Sound Studios brings head honcho of Seems Legit! Records, Mr Eddie Galavan. Known for his eclectic and energetic dj sets plus his notorious party's with Seems Legit! in Central Arts over the past three years and soon to be new home for the next two party's at Project Waterford with David Vunk & Cailin on February 21st. Eddie has being part of the Irish electronic music scene for over 21 years having played regularly around the South East and then nationally in that time. He has spread his wings in more recent years with gigs internationally in the likes of Berlin, London, Amsterdam as well as appearances on Red Light Radio and HÖR Berlin. No stranger to the radio you can catch Eddie's Seems Legit! show every fourth Wednesday 7pm-8pm on Dublin Digital Radio.NATMAC, Underground Ovation’s boss lady, will be keeping you in the know during the show along with shouts to all the watchers. _______________________________________________________________________________Tracklist_______________________________________________________________________________1. Pagan - Comments on Sunday, 2. Ster3öplay - Rave Signal, 3. Stephen Mahoney - Untitled B2 [Delinquent Delivery]_______________________________________________________________________________GUEST MIX - Eddie Galavan_______________________________________________________________________________1. Lazercat - Space-Face 2. Chinaski - Ab In Die Ewigkeit 3. Aromics - Universal Oneness 4. Savage Hymn - La Vida Sigue Igual 5. Kendal - Ultimo 6. Boy Hasher - Motion 7. Fred Ventura - Body Bolitix 8. Alex Dixon - Motel 4000 9. Kendal - Profondo Rosso 10. Innershades - Acid Belter 11. Univac - Eniac 12. Matthias Vogt - Imaginary Friend (Carl Finlow mix)_______________________________________________________________________________Check out the live video recording on our facebook page: www.facebook.com/undergroundovation_______________________________________________________________________________ www.bmgsound.com

This weeks RAW VISION mix show live at BMG Sound Studios brings local Cork DJ Matthew Aneiros to the show. Matthew has been supporting many acts in Cork and has started to make a serious impact on the techno scene.NATMAC, Underground Ovation’s boss lady, will be keeping you in the know during the show along with shouts to all the watchers. _______________________________________________________________________________Tracklist_______________________________________________________________________________Peneira - Llukk.eRecognition - Lowshape (Mark Greene remix) [Redrum records]Be Free - KUSP [We are the Brave]_______________________________________________________________________________GUEST MIX - Matthew Aneiros_______________________________________________________________________________Track list to follow_______________________________________________________________________________Check out the live video recording on our facebook page: www.facebook.com/undergroundovation_______________________________________________________________________________ www.bmgsound.com

The RAW VISION mix show live at BMG Sound Studios for EP16 of our series brings Dublin DJ Jake Fitz to the show. Keeping that minimal vibe from last weeks show with Philip K, Jake Fitz is a Dublin based Dj that specializes in Mininal and Deep tech sounds. NATMAC, Underground Ovation’s boss lady, will be keeping you in the know during the show along with shouts to all the watchers. _______________________________________________________________________________Tracklist_______________________________________________________________________________Aya - Moe.Ritz (Day and Night Recordings)Dip Dip - Jason Busteed (Unreleased)Here's Another Bar - Malone _______________________________________________________________________________GUEST MIX - Jake Fitz_______________________________________________________________________________1.Saint (Original Mix) · Arkady Antsyrev & Legit Trip2.Cosenza - Elite (Original Mix)3.Cosenza - getting 4.The Willers Brothers Falling5.Chris Stussy Forever moving 6. East End Dubs - Synthasy7.Archie Hamilton Driven To Distraction (Original Mix)8. Sidney Charles - Sub Society9.Seb Zito - 4 Ever (Dub Mix) 10.Dimmish - Jumbo11.ANOTR - Keep On Breathing (Seb Zito Remix)12.Morgan Seatree - Something for Your Soul_______________________________________________________________________________Check out the live video recording on our facebook page: www.facebook.com/undergroundovation_______________________________________________________________________________ www.bmgsound.com

EP15 of the RAW VISION mix show live at BMG Sound Studios brings one of our own to the show. Philip K is a core member of Underground Ovation and has cemented his career in the minimal house scene in London. With consistent residencies with Paravibe and Hyve, he is not one to miss. Philip K travels from the UK to join us on the show with some interesting news to let you know about.**************NATMAC, Underground Ovation’s boss lady, will be keeping you in the know during the show along with shouts to all the watchers. We also have some ticket give aways for this weeks show for the refreshers week in Cork, so stay tuned.****************Tracklist*****Adrian Bilt - Cheyenne (Day & Night Recordings) Cedarwood Tracks - Where have U Been (Unrelased)Paul T - Trophy (Unreleased)**********GUEST MIX - Philip K*****Featuring Music from Little Helper, Jamie Jones, Jerome C, Dubfloss and Bodular.**********Check out the live video recording on our facebook page: www.facebook.com/undergroundovation********** www.bmgsound.com

Carlos talks about his photography work for Salinas CA “Hidden Treasures of East Salinas” a place that he captured the raw beauty in. Also, he shares all the exhibitions he has done. Carlos makes it clear that he wants to help the youth share emotion through their photography in the future. Last, he shares his personal experiences through college and how he found a mentor that left him with a lot of valuable information. Share if you took a listen through Instagram! We would definitely love to hear your feedback and support. Carlos instagram: ( @xcarloscastro ) & mine ( @Karinna.paris) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/karina52/support

EP14 of the RAW VISION mix show live at BMG Sound Studios kicks off 2020 with an international guest. James Illusion travels all the way from Austria to join us for a special guest mix. Expect an addictive catchy set of chill out house ranging in tech house and big room House. James has played at some of the biggest Austrian festivals along side some of the biggest big room names like David Guetta, Steve Aoki, Robin Schulz and many more. We are looking forward to having James on the show! NATMAC, Underground Ovation’s boss lady, will be keeping you in the know during the show along with shouts to all the watchers. James also be pick's last weeks Christmas winner of the Underground Ovation T-Shirt. TracklistD-Jaw - Finding your Fun (BYBL recordings)Adrian Built - You Freak (Day & Night Recordings) - UnreleasedShakedown Provider - Why (Unreleased)GUEST MIX - James IllusionMartin Kremser - Simplexity (Original Mix)Martin Kremser - Bona Fides (Original Mix)Elian Dust - Y'all (Original Mix)Mirko & Meex - Cats (Original Mix)Leventina - Soul People (Original Club Mix)Elian Dust - Something (Original Mix)High Stakes - Poppin (Original Mix)Mochakk & Sterium - Thief (Original Mix)Tobi Kramer - Shaved Legs (Original Mix)Greg Kelis - Freaky (Original Mix)

Christmas special edition of EP13 of the RAW VISION mix show live at BMG Sound Studios. Cork residents, Remedy will be joining us for jam packed Christmas Special guest mix. Plenty of beats with banter this week! Expect a spectrum of sounds thrown at you with exclusive information throughout the show.NATMAC, Underground Ovation boss lady, will be keeping you in the know during the show along with shouts to all the watchers.TracklistDa fool - No Good (Decorum 20 years on remix) [Unreleased]Sons of Charlie - Was Fam [Unreleased]Horrace - Redemption [Unreleased but soon to be released in Feb]GUEST MIX - RemedyTBCCheck out the live video recording on our facebook page: www.facebook.com/undergroundovation www.bmgsound.com

This week on EP12 of the RAW VISION mix show live at BMG Sound Studios we have guest mix from CASH X MACK. This dynamic duo play in Waterford and are known for their boiler sessions in the town. Expect high energy from the lads and a vast variety of sound.NATMAC, our host will inform you of up and coming events around the country along with fresh tracks from local producers. TracklistCity Nights - Mistrix [Sleepless Recordings]Hookah - Tony Slemon [Lefty Shades Records]You a Cop - Decorum [Uneleased]Inca - Stephen Forde [Sprit of Lou]GUEST MIX - Cash X MackPlanet Templars - Cash X Mack [Unreleased]Flatbush Avenue - Hyyken [Unreleased]Barcode Scanner - DreamRiddim - Cash X Mack [Unreleased]Scratch - DecorumBeen a long time - Ewan McVicarMy Love is What You Want - Black Traffic (LTGTR) & Cash X Mack [Unreleased]Danger Drums - Cash X Mack [Unreleased]Antisocial Behaviour - Kirk [Tech city]Love Lockdown - Kanye (Hyyken Edit) [Unreleased]Check out the live video recording on our facebook page: www.facebook.com/undergroundovation www.bmgsound.com

Welcome to EP11 of the RAW VISION mix show live at BMG Sound Studios hosted by NATMAC. This week NATMAC showcases tracks, keeps you in the know on events whilst also bringing a guest to the show. This weeks guest is none other than Limerick Queen of Techno, Maedbh O Connor. Expect heavy beats from this talented female. NATMAC will be interviewing Maebdh through out the show, so stay tuned for exclusive updates.TracklistOrdinary Existence - Emma Jai [Jengo X]Aethera - Epsilon [Spirit of Lou]Dominator - Kusp [We Are The Brave]GUEST MIX - Maedbh O'ConnorTrack list added shortlyCheck out the live video recording on our facebook page: www.facebook.com/undergroundovation www.bmgsound.com

The RAW VISION mix show live at BMG Sound Studios hosted by NATMAC is now on EP10! NATMAC showcases the show milestone with a local produce and local label. This week expect a guest mix from Steven Forde who has only just released his latest stunning EP which includes the track Osculate. Along with Steven will be label owners and participators from Spirit of Lou. Expect a special show for our special milestone.Throughout the show NATMAC will also be highlighting information on what events are happening in Cork and around Ireland.TracklistFlash - Nitetales [Deeplomatic] Talk to the DJ - James (Mistrix remix) [Sleepless Recordings]Cedarewood State Trax - Floating [Unreleased]GUEST MIX - Steven Forde1. Steven Forde – Osculate [SOL label]2. Hammer – lorange3. Vince Watson - Melodika [Soulfooled]4. Marcus Meinhardt - Bamboo (Original Mix5. Nordfold, Budakid - Amado [Sudbeat Music]6. Steven Forde – Inca [SOL label]7. Eli Nissan - Arpu (LADS Remix) [Lost & Found]8. Bicep & Hammer - Aracari [AUS Music]Check out the live video recording on our facebook page: www.facebook.com/undergroundovation www.bmgsound.com

This is the RAW VISION mix show live at BMG Sound Studios. Underground Ovation boss lady NATMAC hosts the show with information on events and some local latest releases. Each week she showcases a new act, and this weeks show we bring one of our national treasures and an absolute weapon on the decks, please welcome Laynee. Track List:Whoriskey - Silverz Mark Green - BountryKUSP - Bodied (Off the new EP on We Are The Brave)GUEST MIX - Laynee1. Decomp - Entry LVL2. DJ WANK - Rumination (Erhalder Acid mix)3. DUVZ - Rave is Peave4. Horrace - D-Day5. Hart - Shakuras6. Hart - Tarsonis7. Eddie S - Heart of acid (D.A.V.E the drummer mix)8. Luca Morris, Mozzy Rekorder - Misadventure9. Ima Vikk - Transender10. Modular - Here11. Zalem - Travel

This week we hit EP8 of the RAW VISION mix show live at BMG Sound Studios. NATMAC hosts our show, keeping you in the know on events and some local latest releases. Each week she showcases a new act, and this weeks show we bring young producer Xero to the decks. Expect Tech-House vibes throughout. Track List:Hit the Bass - Andry Critian (Day& Night Recordings)Apoloa - Rob Anderson (Repeat After Me)Confetti - Sarah Lennox (Day and Night Recordings)Pressure - Reflux Djs (Unreleased)GUEST MIX - XeroPredestination - Alan NievesSame Thing - Sandor, Space Jump SaluteID - Kirk & Xero (Unreleased)Let Me Know - Final Wish (IRE)(Unreleased)Can Ya Feel It - Xero & Final Wish (IRE)Hands - ClooneeRhythm Flow - NightfunkThe Washer - Roger That (UK)Need Me (Rich Pinder & DJOKO Remix) - Josh ButlerTalkin' - Xero Dancing - XeroOld School - Tim TaylorPassion - Eskuche

Welcome to EP7 of the RAW VISION mix show live at BMG Sound Studios. This week NATMAC hosts our show letting you know about events, fresh tracks and club culture topics. As well, each week she brings someone new to showcase a live guest mix and this week are scene favourite Vinyl Below. Expect feel good house and melodic deep tech vibes. Track List:Reconnect (so good mix) - Laylowleee (Depth and Weight Records)Warmer - Paul T (Unreleased)Feel It - en Klarren (Day and Night Recordings)GUEST MIX - Vinyl BelowSomeones on the phone at 3 o clock in the morning - Deep 88 Unity - Black LoopsDay One - Shanti CelesteKeeping Me Up - 9th HouseEveryday - Bassel DarwishHanky Panky - RebukeDeath by Disco - Dole and KomHeavy - Joseph AshworthTom Demic - Bush BreakCheck out the live video recording on our facebook page: www.facebook.com/undergroundovation www.bmgsound.com

Welcome to EP6 of the Raw Vision Mix Show brought to you by Underground Ovation live from BMG Sound Studios. This week our selecta NATMAC bring a selection of unreleased and released tracks from Irish producers. As always she invites a guest on the mix, Miss Yasmin Gardezi. Throughout the show she'll let you know about what hot in Cork and there is also a little chat with the lovely Yasmin.Track List:Daze - Deciduous (Parquet Recordings)Desire - Jason Busteed (Unreleased)Amsterdam - Alt8 (unknown)Lunar Ariens - Emma Jai (Sektor Black)Chimera - Flight Edition (Freezit Records)GUEST MIX - Yasmin GardeziMet Her At The Herrensauna - SchackeVelvet - I hate ModelsAs We Were Saying - Hector OaksIntergalactic Emotional Breakdown - I hate ModelsRadiance/Limelight - Blue HourVigil - Tim TamaTogether We Stand - Hector OaksHorror Reclusion - Hector OaksKilsoty People - SchackeRave Tape - AirodCheck out the live video recording on our facebook page: www.facebook.com/undergroundovationwww.bmgsound.com

A spooky EP5 of the Raw Vision Mix Show brought to you by Underground Ovation live from BMG Sound Studios. NATMAC has some darker and heavier selects this week including tracks from local Irish artists. Part 2 of the show includes a guest mix by James O'Carroll from Thirteen.Track List:Hexing Pot - Emma Jai (Unreleased)Ready to be a Hustler - Mark Greene (Unreleased)Theme 15 - Ikeaboy (Seems Legit)Elevator (Phil Janks Remix) - Michael Lus (Day and Night Recordings)Compound 101 - FYunGUEST MIX - ThirteenMass (stripped mix) - Ø phaseRoska - KeikariExtreme Solution - Human InsectPandaemonium - Giant SwanUntitled - James O CarrollA Mug - OfftrackUnrelenting Assalt - Tim TamaBells of Steel - Ghost in the MachinePolar - PierRapture - ThirteenCheck out the live video recording on our facebook page: www.facebook.com/undergroundovationwww.bmgsound.com

We are now at EP4 of the Raw Vision Mix Show brought to you by Underground Ovation live from BMG Sound Studios. NATMAC introduces a slightly different show this week. Despite some sound issues and the battle with facebook live cutting our stream, we had a serious mix laid down by Shampain. This was a warm up to his hotly anticipated sell out show in Dali, Cork. Expect some couple of atmospheric tracks, glitchy dubs and basey techno from the Galway boy who is making serious waves on the scene. We briefly chat about his recent gigs and up and coming events while he was on the show.For your chance to win an Underground Ovation T-shirt, just like socials (facebook and Instagram) and give our podcast on Apple or Spotify a share. Make sure to tag Underground Ovation so we can put you in the running for the T-shirt. Good luck.Track List:Galactic - Two Many Spoons (Unreleased)Odyssey - All Cane (Unreleased)GUEST MIX - ShampainTrack list unavailableCheck out the live video recording on our facebook page ( before it got cut by facebook): www.facebook.com/undergroundovationwww.bmgsound.com

Introducing EP3 of the Raw Vision Mix Show brought to you by Underground Ovation live from BMG Sound Studios. Your host NATMAC highlights a deep/housey vibes this week including tracks from local Irish artists. Part 2 of the show includes a guest mix by Joe Logue from Wired Deep and Spirit of Lou.Track List:Just A Minute - Dominic AquilaSmiling Eyes (Live Jam) - Laylowleee (Depp and Weight)Paragraph - Paul T (Unereleased)Dub Weapon 2.1 - Fish Go Deep (Bastardo Electrico)Doing Bits - Emma JaiOsculate - Steve Forde (Spirit of Lou)GUEST MIX - Joe LogueEfdemin - Some Kind Of Up And Down Yes (Asusu Remix)RAAM - 7 (Skudge Remix)Joe Logue - Abstract Satoshi Tomiie Matthias Vogt - Love UnlimitedNthng - Moving Onhamatsuki - dance and cryCheck out the live video recording on our facebook page: www.facebook.com/undergroundovationwww.bmgsound.com

Welcome back to the show, this is EP2 of the Raw Vision Mix Show brought to you by Underground Ovation at BMG Sound Studios. Your host NATMAC highlights a techno session this week including tracks from local Irish artists. Part 2 of the show includes a guest mix by the Cork's own Techno Godfarther, Jamie Behan.Track List:As If - Mark Greene - MisFit Music (Released 25th October 2019)Death Race 101 - Ikeaboy - Seems LegitConcrete Jungle - Tiarnola (Unreleased)C31H42N2O6 - Fionn O'Regan (Unreleased)GUEST MIX - Jamie BehanTrack list unavailable Check out the live video recording on our facebook page: www.facebook.com/undergroundovation

Welcome to EP1 of the Raw Vision Mix Show brought to you by Underground Ovation at BMG Sound Studios. Your host NATMAC highlights a house vibe this week including tracks from local Irish artists. Part 2 of the show includes a guest mix by the Cork House resident, Paul T.Track List:DW001 - LayLowLee - Depth and Weight (Depth & Weight)Saxy Boys - Jason Busteed (Lefty Shades Records - Unreleased)Xero & Final Wish - Can Ya Feel It (Unreleased)Take Me Away (UK Dub Mix) - Brock Edwards (Thursday Trax)Back Around - Shakedown Provider (Unreleased)Paradise - Rossi (SIKR)Lunar - Dimmish (Solid Grooves Records)GUEST MIX - Paul TNow - MaskyForever Moving - Chris StussyGroovzin (dubbed chord mix) - Billy RathBocado - Prunk & Aron VoltaOn My Mind - StusskoCheck out the live video recording on our facebook page: www.facebook.com/undergroundovation

Kanta Bosniak is an author, artist, and interfaith minister with over 45 years’ experience as an educator in Spiritual Growth and Guided Meditation. She is the author/illustrator of numerous books. Collectors of her art include a Nobel Prize Winner, a popular television actress, several authors, a U.S. National champion athlete and people of all walks of life. She was twice Artist-in-Residence at Omega Institute. Her art has appeared in numerous magazines, including Sagewoman, Magical Blend, Tidewater Women, andthe international journal of visionary, outsider, and contemporary folk art, RAW VISION.  http://KantaBosniak.com ________________________________________________________ Awakenings With Michele Meiche is Your place for tips and insight to live a more fulfilling life, and your relationships. Learn how to attract healthy relationships, and how to create a life you really love. Awakenings broadcasts live every Wed. 12pm -1:30 pm PT   Call in for Intuitive Readings #347-539-5122 Michele answers questions about Awakening, Spirituality, Metaphysics and Self/Soul Development. Michele also answers listener questions from email, twitter and facebook On Air. Email awakeningspodcast@gmail.com to have your questions answered or to share your insights On Air.

Singular Spaces: From the Eccentric to the Extraordinary in Spanish Art Environments (Raw Vision, 2013) is an audacious tome. A comprehensive survey of 45 art environments on the Spanish mainland, it weighs just over eight and a half pounds and contains over 1300 color photographs (with over 4000 more plus site plans on the accompanying CD). Its author, Jo Farb Hernandez, is the Director of SPACES, a non-profit focused on art environments around the world. She first became interested in place-based creative constructions when she was an undergraduate in Wisconsin. In her introduction to Singular Spaces, she recounts how this particular book began: she and her husband were in the process of renovating an old farmhouse they'd purchased in Catalonia. They took a short road-trip to explore the area around their new home and chanced upon “the enormous roadside construction of Josep Pujiula I Vila, at that time one of the largest and most idiosyncratic art environments found worldwide” (16). Shortly thereafter Farb Hernandez began documenting Pujiula's work while writing another book. In the process she came across more and more such endeavors that demanded her attention. Singular Spaces is devoted to those sites and like them, the book is the product of years of labor and dedication. Singular Spaces features the work of 45 artists, all men. Alongside the photographs and descriptions of the art environments, Farb Hernandez also tells the stories of their creators' lives, and details the history and development of each project. She also describes the challenges that many of the artists have faced, not least those posed by unhappy neighbors and unsympathetic municipal authorities. In fact, helping the men deal with local adversities has led to Farb Hernandez frequently taking on the role of advocate on behalf of her interlocutors. A recent review in the Journal of American Folklore described Singular Spaces as “incredibly important for those who are interested in architecture, the politics of place and space, folk art and art in general, art and activism, the psychology of creativity, and relationships between tradition and the individual. Jo Farb Hernandez has written more than a survey of eccentric art spaces. She has opened a door to each artist and space so that they may be explored, analyzed, and, in some cases, loved by any who enjoy such contextual art forms.” Rachel Hopkin is a UK born, US based folklorist and radio producer and is currently a PhD candidate at the Ohio State University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Singular Spaces: From the Eccentric to the Extraordinary in Spanish Art Environments (Raw Vision, 2013) is an audacious tome. A comprehensive survey of 45 art environments on the Spanish mainland, it weighs just over eight and a half pounds and contains over 1300 color photographs (with over 4000 more plus site plans on the accompanying CD). Its author, Jo Farb Hernandez, is the Director of SPACES, a non-profit focused on art environments around the world. She first became interested in place-based creative constructions when she was an undergraduate in Wisconsin. In her introduction to Singular Spaces, she recounts how this particular book began: she and her husband were in the process of renovating an old farmhouse they’d purchased in Catalonia. They took a short road-trip to explore the area around their new home and chanced upon “the enormous roadside construction of Josep Pujiula I Vila, at that time one of the largest and most idiosyncratic art environments found worldwide” (16). Shortly thereafter Farb Hernandez began documenting Pujiula’s work while writing another book. In the process she came across more and more such endeavors that demanded her attention. Singular Spaces is devoted to those sites and like them, the book is the product of years of labor and dedication. Singular Spaces features the work of 45 artists, all men. Alongside the photographs and descriptions of the art environments, Farb Hernandez also tells the stories of their creators’ lives, and details the history and development of each project. She also describes the challenges that many of the artists have faced, not least those posed by unhappy neighbors and unsympathetic municipal authorities. In fact, helping the men deal with local adversities has led to Farb Hernandez frequently taking on the role of advocate on behalf of her interlocutors. A recent review in the Journal of American Folklore described Singular Spaces as “incredibly important for those who are interested in architecture, the politics of place and space, folk art and art in general, art and activism, the psychology of creativity, and relationships between tradition and the individual. Jo Farb Hernandez has written more than a survey of eccentric art spaces. She has opened a door to each artist and space so that they may be explored, analyzed, and, in some cases, loved by any who enjoy such contextual art forms.” Rachel Hopkin is a UK born, US based folklorist and radio producer and is currently a PhD candidate at the Ohio State University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Singular Spaces: From the Eccentric to the Extraordinary in Spanish Art Environments (Raw Vision, 2013) is an audacious tome. A comprehensive survey of 45 art environments on the Spanish mainland, it weighs just over eight and a half pounds and contains over 1300 color photographs (with over 4000 more plus site plans on the accompanying CD). Its author, Jo Farb Hernandez, is the Director of SPACES, a non-profit focused on art environments around the world. She first became interested in place-based creative constructions when she was an undergraduate in Wisconsin. In her introduction to Singular Spaces, she recounts how this particular book began: she and her husband were in the process of renovating an old farmhouse they’d purchased in Catalonia. They took a short road-trip to explore the area around their new home and chanced upon “the enormous roadside construction of Josep Pujiula I Vila, at that time one of the largest and most idiosyncratic art environments found worldwide” (16). Shortly thereafter Farb Hernandez began documenting Pujiula’s work while writing another book. In the process she came across more and more such endeavors that demanded her attention. Singular Spaces is devoted to those sites and like them, the book is the product of years of labor and dedication. Singular Spaces features the work of 45 artists, all men. Alongside the photographs and descriptions of the art environments, Farb Hernandez also tells the stories of their creators’ lives, and details the history and development of each project. She also describes the challenges that many of the artists have faced, not least those posed by unhappy neighbors and unsympathetic municipal authorities. In fact, helping the men deal with local adversities has led to Farb Hernandez frequently taking on the role of advocate on behalf of her interlocutors. A recent review in the Journal of American Folklore described Singular Spaces as “incredibly important for those who are interested in architecture, the politics of place and space, folk art and art in general, art and activism, the psychology of creativity, and relationships between tradition and the individual. Jo Farb Hernandez has written more than a survey of eccentric art spaces. She has opened a door to each artist and space so that they may be explored, analyzed, and, in some cases, loved by any who enjoy such contextual art forms.” Rachel Hopkin is a UK born, US based folklorist and radio producer and is currently a PhD candidate at the Ohio State University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Singular Spaces: From the Eccentric to the Extraordinary in Spanish Art Environments (Raw Vision, 2013) is an audacious tome. A comprehensive survey of 45 art environments on the Spanish mainland, it weighs just over eight and a half pounds and contains over 1300 color photographs (with over 4000 more plus site plans on the accompanying CD). Its author, Jo Farb Hernandez, is the Director of SPACES, a non-profit focused on art environments around the world. She first became interested in place-based creative constructions when she was an undergraduate in Wisconsin. In her introduction to Singular Spaces, she recounts how this particular book began: she and her husband were in the process of renovating an old farmhouse they’d purchased in Catalonia. They took a short road-trip to explore the area around their new home and chanced upon “the enormous roadside construction of Josep Pujiula I Vila, at that time one of the largest and most idiosyncratic art environments found worldwide” (16). Shortly thereafter Farb Hernandez began documenting Pujiula’s work while writing another book. In the process she came across more and more such endeavors that demanded her attention. Singular Spaces is devoted to those sites and like them, the book is the product of years of labor and dedication. Singular Spaces features the work of 45 artists, all men. Alongside the photographs and descriptions of the art environments, Farb Hernandez also tells the stories of their creators’ lives, and details the history and development of each project. She also describes the challenges that many of the artists have faced, not least those posed by unhappy neighbors and unsympathetic municipal authorities. In fact, helping the men deal with local adversities has led to Farb Hernandez frequently taking on the role of advocate on behalf of her interlocutors. A recent review in the Journal of American Folklore described Singular Spaces as “incredibly important for those who are interested in architecture, the politics of place and space, folk art and art in general, art and activism, the psychology of creativity, and relationships between tradition and the individual. Jo Farb Hernandez has written more than a survey of eccentric art spaces. She has opened a door to each artist and space so that they may be explored, analyzed, and, in some cases, loved by any who enjoy such contextual art forms.” Rachel Hopkin is a UK born, US based folklorist and radio producer and is currently a PhD candidate at the Ohio State University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Singular Spaces: From the Eccentric to the Extraordinary in Spanish Art Environments (Raw Vision, 2013) is an audacious tome. A comprehensive survey of 45 art environments on the Spanish mainland, it weighs just over eight and a half pounds and contains over 1300 color photographs (with over 4000 more plus site plans on the accompanying CD). Its author, Jo Farb Hernandez, is the Director of SPACES, a non-profit focused on art environments around the world. She first became interested in place-based creative constructions when she was an undergraduate in Wisconsin. In her introduction to Singular Spaces, she recounts how this particular book began: she and her husband were in the process of renovating an old farmhouse they’d purchased in Catalonia. They took a short road-trip to explore the area around their new home and chanced upon “the enormous roadside construction of Josep Pujiula I Vila, at that time one of the largest and most idiosyncratic art environments found worldwide” (16). Shortly thereafter Farb Hernandez began documenting Pujiula’s work while writing another book. In the process she came across more and more such endeavors that demanded her attention. Singular Spaces is devoted to those sites and like them, the book is the product of years of labor and dedication. Singular Spaces features the work of 45 artists, all men. Alongside the photographs and descriptions of the art environments, Farb Hernandez also tells the stories of their creators’ lives, and details the history and development of each project. She also describes the challenges that many of the artists have faced, not least those posed by unhappy neighbors and unsympathetic municipal authorities. In fact, helping the men deal with local adversities has led to Farb Hernandez frequently taking on the role of advocate on behalf of her interlocutors. A recent review in the Journal of American Folklore described Singular Spaces as “incredibly important for those who are interested in architecture, the politics of place and space, folk art and art in general, art and activism, the psychology of creativity, and relationships between tradition and the individual. Jo Farb Hernandez has written more than a survey of eccentric art spaces. She has opened a door to each artist and space so that they may be explored, analyzed, and, in some cases, loved by any who enjoy such contextual art forms.” Rachel Hopkin is a UK born, US based folklorist and radio producer and is currently a PhD candidate at the Ohio State University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Singular Spaces: From the Eccentric to the Extraordinary in Spanish Art Environments (Raw Vision, 2013) is an audacious tome. A comprehensive survey of 45 art environments on the Spanish mainland, it weighs just over eight and a half pounds and contains over 1300 color photographs (with over 4000 more plus site plans on the accompanying CD). Its author, Jo Farb Hernandez, is the Director of SPACES, a non-profit focused on art environments around the world. She first became interested in place-based creative constructions when she was an undergraduate in Wisconsin. In her introduction to Singular Spaces, she recounts how this particular book began: she and her husband were in the process of renovating an old farmhouse they’d purchased in Catalonia. They took a short road-trip to explore the area around their new home and chanced upon “the enormous roadside construction of Josep Pujiula I Vila, at that time one of the largest and most idiosyncratic art environments found worldwide” (16). Shortly thereafter Farb Hernandez began documenting Pujiula’s work while writing another book. In the process she came across more and more such endeavors that demanded her attention. Singular Spaces is devoted to those sites and like them, the book is the product of years of labor and dedication. Singular Spaces features the work of 45 artists, all men. Alongside the photographs and descriptions of the art environments, Farb Hernandez also tells the stories of their creators’ lives, and details the history and development of each project. She also describes the challenges that many of the artists have faced, not least those posed by unhappy neighbors and unsympathetic municipal authorities. In fact, helping the men deal with local adversities has led to Farb Hernandez frequently taking on the role of advocate on behalf of her interlocutors. A recent review in the Journal of American Folklore described Singular Spaces as “incredibly important for those who are interested in architecture, the politics of place and space, folk art and art in general, art and activism, the psychology of creativity, and relationships between tradition and the individual. Jo Farb Hernandez has written more than a survey of eccentric art spaces. She has opened a door to each artist and space so that they may be explored, analyzed, and, in some cases, loved by any who enjoy such contextual art forms.” Rachel Hopkin is a UK born, US based folklorist and radio producer and is currently a PhD candidate at the Ohio State University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Singular Spaces: From the Eccentric to the Extraordinary in Spanish Art Environments (Raw Vision, 2013) is an audacious tome. A comprehensive survey of 45 art environments on the Spanish mainland, it weighs just over eight and a half pounds and contains over 1300 color photographs (with over 4000 more plus site plans on the accompanying CD). Its author, Jo Farb Hernandez, is the Director of SPACES, a non-profit focused on art environments around the world. She first became interested in place-based creative constructions when she was an undergraduate in Wisconsin. In her introduction to Singular Spaces, she recounts how this particular book began: she and her husband were in the process of renovating an old farmhouse they’d purchased in Catalonia. They took a short road-trip to explore the area around their new home and chanced upon “the enormous roadside construction of Josep Pujiula I Vila, at that time one of the largest and most idiosyncratic art environments found worldwide” (16). Shortly thereafter Farb Hernandez began documenting Pujiula’s work while writing another book. In the process she came across more and more such endeavors that demanded her attention. Singular Spaces is devoted to those sites and like them, the book is the product of years of labor and dedication. Singular Spaces features the work of 45 artists, all men. Alongside the photographs and descriptions of the art environments, Farb Hernandez also tells the stories of their creators’ lives, and details the history and development of each project. She also describes the challenges that many of the artists have faced, not least those posed by unhappy neighbors and unsympathetic municipal authorities. In fact, helping the men deal with local adversities has led to Farb Hernandez frequently taking on the role of advocate on behalf of her interlocutors. A recent review in the Journal of American Folklore described Singular Spaces as “incredibly important for those who are interested in architecture, the politics of place and space, folk art and art in general, art and activism, the psychology of creativity, and relationships between tradition and the individual. Jo Farb Hernandez has written more than a survey of eccentric art spaces. She has opened a door to each artist and space so that they may be explored, analyzed, and, in some cases, loved by any who enjoy such contextual art forms.” Rachel Hopkin is a UK born, US based folklorist and radio producer and is currently a PhD candidate at the Ohio State University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Life Happened... Remembering the Storm,10 years after Katrina with Charles Gillam, a self-taught artist whose works depict the rich African-American culture of his native New Orleans. Born and raised in the Lower Ninth Ward, he became interested in art while working as a shoeshine boy in the French Quarter. The city's streets provided his art supplies and he was influenced by fellow New Orleans' artists Willie White and Herbert Singleton. In 1996, he and his wife Susan established the Folk Art Zone and Blues Museum in Algiers Point. Gillam is a longtime participant at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival where he has both demonstrated his craft in the Folklife Village and sold his works as a featured artist in the Louisiana Marketplace. He has also participated at the Essence Music Festival (2009-2011) and the Crescent City Blues and BBQ Festival (2011). His work is permanently featured in the Basin Street Visitor Information & Cultural Center, the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation Archives, Festival Productions, Inc. and Upperline Restaurant. New Orleans Artists Against Hunger and Homelessness,Old Algiers RiverFest, House of Blues, and Art in Algiers. Gillam's work has been featured in publications such as "Facing South: Portraits of Southern Artists," "Gambit Weekly," "New Orleans Magazine," "Raw Vision" magazine, and "Essence" magazine, among others. Finally, he has been featured, locally and nationally, on radio programs and television shows.

Life Happened... Remembering the Storm,10 years after Katrina with Charles Gillam, a self-taught artist whose works depict the rich African-American culture of his native New Orleans. Born and raised in the Lower Ninth Ward, he became interested in art while working as a shoeshine boy in the French Quarter. The city's streets provided his art supplies and he was influenced by fellow New Orleans' artists Willie White and Herbert Singleton. In 1996, he and his wife Susan established the Folk Art Zone and Blues Museum in Algiers Point. Gillam is a longtime participant at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival where he has both demonstrated his craft in the Folklife Village and sold his works as a featured artist in the Louisiana Marketplace. He has also participated at the Essence Music Festival (2009-2011) and the Crescent City Blues and BBQ Festival (2011). His work is permanently featured in the Basin Street Visitor Information & Cultural Center, the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation Archives, Festival Productions, Inc. and Upperline Restaurant. New Orleans Artists Against Hunger and Homelessness,Old Algiers RiverFest, House of Blues, and Art in Algiers. Gillam's work has been featured in publications such as "Facing South: Portraits of Southern Artists," "Gambit Weekly," "New Orleans Magazine," "Raw Vision" magazine, and "Essence" magazine, among others. Finally, he has been featured, locally and nationally, on radio programs and television shows.  

Please join Melissa Studdard and Tiferet Journal on 12/16/13 at 7 PM EST for an interview with poet, author, artist, coach and interfaith minister, Kanta Bosniak. Bosniak is a nationally recognized expert on what she calls  “Abundance Triggers,” the practice of using art, interior design and other anchors to enhance positive focus. She has a private practice of coaching and guided imagery in Southwestern Virginia. Bosniak’s books includeAbundance Triggers,Twin Flames,and the Becoming Process. As well, Bosniak has been featured in magazines such as Studies in Education, Raw Vision, SageWoman, Tidewater Women, Point of Light, and Oracle 20/20 and was twice Artist-in-Residence at Omega Institute. In addition, Bosniak is an award-winning member of the National Guild of Hypnotists and holds Master Level certifications in hypnosis, spiritual coaching and Reiki. Of Abundance Triggers Rev. Nancy J. Oristaglio says, “Kanta Bosniak is a soulful voice for finding within ourselves what has really never been lost: ourSelves. In her groundbreaking new book Abundance Triggers, she offers unique and self-affirming tools that we can use to ‘trigger’ the knowledge of our essential nature and living our lives more abundantly.” To buy The Tiferet Talk Interviews book, a collection from our first year, Click Here.