Podcast appearances and mentions of regina spector

#221: Producing The Strokes & Regina Spector with Gordon Raphael by Taylor Berryman

Shervin made his name as a portrait music photographer on the New York music scene over the last decade and has become one of the most sought after photographers in the industry. Having started with no formal photography training, he worked his way up the ladder and has since photographed musicians like Billie Eilish, Lizzo, Wilco, Regina Spector, Ingrid Michaelson, Fleet Foxes, Walk the moon, Sara Bareilles and many more... I caught up with him to find out how he went from no photography background to taking iconic images for some of the most exciting new artists across the world. We also talk about what aspiring artists should consider when creating their brand and images. If you want to join our Facebook group, you can find out who the next guest will be and post a question that I might just ask during the show. Search "This Next Song's About - Inner Circle" on Facebook and join our community of artists and songwriters. http://shervinfoto.com http://instagram.com/shervinfoto 

For The Second Sunday in Lent, the Bubbas are talking and preaching and stuff -- y'all know the drill! Special guest is Regina Spector performing The Call, from the movie soundtrack of Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian.

This week we talk about Regina Spector's album Far. Spotify Album LinkSupport the Artist.https://www.reginaspektor.com/

In ihren Songs erzählt Johanna Amelie oft vom Reisen, an andere Orte und nach Innen. Die Musikerin ist weit herumgekommen, spielte Konzerte in Ghana, Marokko oder Neuseeland. Auf Reisen zu sein, erweitert den Horizont und bringt Johanna Amelie immer wieder auf neue Songideen. Ihr Gesang ruft dabei Erinnerungen an Joni Mitchell wach und musikalisch spürt man die Einflüsse von PJ Harvey bis Regina Spector. Intensität, darum geht es, nicht um Effekthascherei. Ende Oktober erschien ihre neue EP "One Moon" und heute war Johanna Amelie zu Gast auf radioeins.

PRESENTACIÓN PELÍCULAS 00:03:19 - Trevor Noah: son of Patricia 00:05:50 - Concierto Taylor Swift en Netflix 00:08:26 - Green Book 00:13:14 - The Vice SERIES 00:17:50 - You 00:27:45 - Derry Girls 00;33:00 - Luther 00:37:48 - Sex Education LIBROS 00:44:35 - El príncipe y la modista (Jen Wang) 00:51:29 - Becoming (Michelle Obama) 00:56:45 - NOS4A2 (Joe Hill) COSAS QUE NOS HACEN FELICES 01:10:51 - Everybody's talking about Jamie En este programa suenan: Welcome to the Jungle (Guns n' Roses) / Look what you made me to do (Taylor Swift) / Dreams (The Cramberries) / Highway to Hell (ACDC) / And you don't even know it (Everybody's talking about Jamie) / Small town moon (Regina Spector)

Balls springs a pair of surprise guests on the group: listener, super-fan and expatriate Andy Giordano, along with his dad Bill! After the group recaps their carnivorous Christmas carousal at Fogo de Chao, Andy blesses the crew with gifts from afar, and chats about what it’s like living and working in Russia! Bill introduces us to a couple of his long dormant characters for some back and forth with Paco! Things come full circle when Balls reveals the Mystery Mailer has struck again, and it turns out our guest may have some insight that would bring this hard-broiled mystery to its toe-curling climax!   Tags: Andy Giordano, Bill Giordano, Russia, Mystery Mailer, Holmes, Fogo de Chao, Holiday Party, Anna Kournikova, Regina Spector, Ivanka Trump, American Embassy

Jasmine Karimova is a multimedia artist working primarily within the fields of music and the visual arts. Accompanying herself on guitar and piano, Karimova’s music is fueled by her background in classical piano and her love for lyrical imagery. Walking the tightrope between strength and vulnerability, Karimova’s music is a juxtaposition of the darker and lighter corners of human emotion. Often compared to Regina Spector and Fiona Apple, Karimova’s voice is compelling and moving, in turns provoking and comforting. We also have an interview with Nancy Makiese, where she tells us all about the new openmic session that the Amsterdam Songwriters Guild is organizing in VIA Hostel, Diemen. Songwriters Guild Live is a weekly radioshow in Amsterdam, focussed on singers who write songs. This week your host was Rufus Kain.

In this episode, I talk with the New York City-based singer, songwriter, and pianist, Anna Dagmar about her song Satellite. Anna mixes elements from her training in jazz piano with inviting pop melodies and classical piano textures. For her previous album, Let The Waves Come In Threes, DJ George Graham of WVIA called it “one of the best singer-songwriter albums of the year.” She has been favorably compared to Joni Mitchell, Billy Joel, Judy Collins, and Regina Spector, and cites inspirations including George Gershwin, Anais Mitchell, Sufjan Stevens and Jonatha Brooke. In June Anna released her latest album titled Satellite. The album’s most vulnerable moment is the single, also titled “Satellite.” Inspired by her father’s mathematical mind and her mother’s spirituality, the song joins together the Story of Creation with The Big Bang, and asks the question, “Are we the sum of all we’ve chosen to believe? Can I be somewhere in between?” Dagmar scored an elegantly elegiac string quartet intro that appropriately evokes this grappling introspection. This initial heady mood is then transformed by a winsome hook as the band joins in and uplifts the track with a warm, nuanced groove. Dagmar sings with grace and purity; she elongates notes with an ease and humility that shows her range without “showcasing” it. Her crystalline piano playing is similarly understated. She works with rich and expansive chords interspersed with sensitive melodic flourishes. You can find Anna's music at www.annadagmar.com.

Caroline Keating gilt hierzulande noch als Geheimtipp. Viele Leute fühlen sich bei ihrer Musik an Regina Spector erinnert und ihr bald erscheinendes Debüt sollte ihrem Bekanntheitsgrad auch gut tun. Zudem tourt sie gerade durch Deutschland. Diese Gelegenheit haben wir beim Schopf gepackt und sie in unser Studio eingeladen. >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/musik/detektor-fm-session-mit-caroline-keating