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Phil Brody, better known as the globally recognized street artist WRDSMTH, joins host Tyler Ramsey for a powerful, funny, and deeply honest conversation. From heartbreak and creative inspiration to turf wars and typewriters, this episode explores the pain—and purpose—behind public art.#WRDSMTH #StreetArt #PhilBrody #PainfulLessonsPodcast #Inspiration #PublicArt #CreativeJourney #TypewriterArt #LosAngelesArt #FollowYourPassion00:00 – Singing intro (foreign language)00:20 – Meet your host: Tyler Ramsey opens the show01:41 – Introducing WRDSMTH: The origin of the name03:37 – WRDSMTH on going from hobbyist to full-time street artist05:53 – How a school mural campaign sparked collaboration06:42 – Artistic insecurity and perceived fame08:53 – Bringing art to schools and inspiring students10:12 – Childhood memories and museum inspiration11:24 – The evolution of the iconic typewriter stencil13:13 – Street art techniques: stencils, wheatpaste, and speed15:57 – The mindset shift from illegal to beautifying17:34 – Turf wars: graffiti territorialism and unspoken rules19:28 – Painting over Risk Rock: artist ethics and regret21:00 – Positive feedback from RETNA and LA Weekly feature22:08 – LA, NYC, Paris: WRDSMTH's international footprint24:53 – Sticking to one style vs creative hopping26:54 – Artists who resent their “thing” and need to evolve29:50 – Ghost murals: making new work look aged and timeless31:22 – Wall texture, sticker layers, and urban decay aesthetics33:53 – WRDSMTH's novel: The Holden Age of Hollywood36:44 – Balancing longform writing with public art38:49 – Losing a muse: heartbreak behind the murals41:13 – Turning heartbreak into art the world could feel43:44 – Vulnerability and audience connection through pain46:13 – “Painting her away” – art as therapy48:31 – The private pain behind a public persona50:39 – Being a romantic artist in a cynical world53:00 – Street art, recovery, and the beauty of resilience56:24 – The muse didn't hear the words—but the world did58:13 – Shepard Fairey said, “You get up a lot.”01:01:06 – Alec Monopoly and the dangers of artist ego01:04:19 – Rejection, misunderstanding, and full-circle moments01:07:00 – Staying prolific without losing your soul01:09:00 – Final thoughts: heartbreak, humor, and healing01:11:00 – WRDSMTH's website, merch, and social links

There have been many iterations of the man we know as Nehemiah Cisneros, but right now, in the most moment, he is most himself. If you know Nehemiah, he is a thoughtful, insightful and evolving figure in art who is a filmmaker in a painters' body. We met him as AUGOR, the graffiti writer who took over Los Angles in the late aughts with billboards and walls that were just as influenced by comics, video games and low brow art as it was the history of lettering and monikers. He was fresh air in a scene that was already full of major creative forces: SABER, REVOK, RETNA and the MSK crew members. Cisneros was the young buck making a name, with LA in his blood and something theatric in his vision. Across a few art schools, going through addiction and his own "trouble" that we mention in this podcast, Cisneros found a new voice in the art departments of Santa Monica City College, Kansas City Art Institute and then an MFA at UCLA. What that voice does is create a vision of his youth in Los Angeles and the aesthetic of a city of narratives, literally in its DNA. Cisneros, even now with a body of work on its way to Josh Lilley in London, has taken a life of influence from film, arcades, city streets, low brow and fine art into a beautiful and often overwhelmingly dense series of paintings. In this conversation on The Unibrow's Radio Juxtapoz podcast, Evan Pricco and Cisneros talk about life after an MFA, his time working in the arts and studying painting, how Mark Ryden influenced his early years and how now he is looking to Theodore Gericault, Max Ernst, gamer culture and Black Exploitation films for his new works. Off the the "goon cave"... Radio Juxtapoz' Unibrow podcast is hosted by Juxtapoz editor, ⁠⁠⁠Evan Pricco⁠⁠⁠. Episode 156 was recorded in Los Angeles on March 5, 2025 Follow us on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@radiojuxtapoz⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠

Friday night Metropolis on Decadance Radio. Another Yorokobi special this time featuring guest mix by Evil Tom our headliner for the Yorokobi party at Waterbear on July 19th. Two hours of all the latest House, Tech House, and Electronica. This week featuring new music from artists such as Janika Tenn, TCT's, Block & Crown, RETNA and labels including Toolroom Trax, Adesso, Nothing Else Matters, Nervous and plenty more. http://www.charmainlove.com/

In the next clip of our exclusive interview with Los Angeles graffiti legend ARBE KOG LTS, he vandal talks about how at one point in Los Angeles History, he and RETNA had almost every liquor stores wall painted. He also talks about some of the advice RETNA would share with him as he rose up the ranks in graffiti culture. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/richard-castro63/support

In the next clip of our exclusive interview with Los Angeles graffiti legend ARBE KOG LTS, shares the story of his introduction to the KOG Crew and their pioneering style. He recounts joining KOG at a Hip Hop event, where RETNA discovered his graffiti album while ARBE was out buying beer. The clip concludes with ARBE reminiscing about reading about RETNA and SINER in Big Time Magazine. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/richard-castro63/support

Skateboarding to Building Global Brands, Diamond Cannabis, Launching Hot Sauce w/ Kardashians, Designing Diamond SupplyFirst Smoke family we have a big episode, Roll Up ! Nicky Diamonds the founder of Diamond Supply Co. a Global skateboard apparel and accessories company. Nick started the company in 1998, at the age of 19 with just $500. Today, Diamond Supply Co. is a multimillion-dollar business with a global reach. Diamond Supply Company has been in the streetwear and skateboard communities for over 20+ years. As a young San Francisco skater that had a plan to launch his own revolutionary skate hardware brand. At the heart of his plan was a new type of bolt, and the idea of getting all his buddies to ride for his Diamond skate team. The clothing and apparel took off, and eventually became the worldwide streetwear brand we see today, Diamond Supply Co. Still to this day one of the biggest players in skatewear and streetwear after all these years shows dedication and timelessness. In the almost two decades since they started, Diamond has collaborated with brands like Nike, Puma, Modelo, Asics, Chevrolet, Travis Scott, Retna, Muhammad Ali, Wiz Khalifa, Currency, Dave East, Slayer, P-Rod, Nyjah Huston, Boo Johnson, Mutant Ape, The Hundreds, Crooks & Castles, McDonald's, Tyler, the Creator and so many more. Big Clouds type of episode ! Light Up it's Nick Diamond of Diamond Supply Co.Connect with Nicky DiamondsInstagram - Nicky DiamondsInstagram - Diamond Supply Co.WebsiteFSOTD SponsorsDr. Dabber | IGGrow Generation | IGDrip Hydro | IGFSOTD LinksWebsite | YouTubeMake sure to tell all your friends and family to subscribe! Go register on the website for all the exclusive ad-free content, BTS, tutorials, and more! Please leave a 5-Star review! We appreciate your support, First Smoke Family! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Part 2 of a 2-part house music special. Graeme Farrer smashing it with a mix packed full of some of the biggest dancefloor killers!Track listSOL - KC LightsLoosing it - FisherWork it - Milos PesovicTouch me - Pax & Rui da silvaSun goes down - ClooneeThis is life - RetnaPerfect - Siege Maia MajorHow we do - CID & JoshwaBass go boom - JoshwaWhere you are - John SummitSo in Love with you - Duke

01. Good Life, Elderbook - Good Life 02. Hot Since 82 - Love Me 03. Mr. Belt & Wezol - You Do 04. Wax Motif & KURA - Lo Que Soy 05. Malaa & Keeld - Hold Up 06. Mark Knight, Green Velvet, Rene Amesz - Live Stream (Noizu Remix) 07. Static Revenger - Happy People (Fedde Le Grand Remix) 08. Gorgon City ft. DRAMA - Lost & Found 09. Zonderling - Schemer 10. Gordo & Roddy Rich - HOO HOO 11. Duke Dumont - Losing Control ft. Nathan Nicholson 12. SHOUSE x David Guetta - Live Without Love (David Guetta Remix) 13. Aluna & Walker & Royce - Playin Wit Ya 14. RETNA, Lee Foss, Isabellea - Puppet On A String 15. MRAK - Equilibrium 16. Vintage Culture, Fideles & Be No Rain - Fallen Leaf 17. Goodboys x Biscits x Max Mylo - The Loop 18. Tony Romera - Epilogue 19. Jubël - Triple A (feat. NLE Choppa) [Mike Williams Remix] 20. Mathame - Dance To Death 21. Oliver Heldens & DJs From Mars - Blue Monday (feat. JD Davis) [Sped Up] 22. HI-LO - CRESCENDO [HI-LO'S HIGHLIGHTS]

Rawfox - WEEK-02 | 2023 LTU-Podcast ► Artist https://soundcloud.com/djrawfox TRACKLIST 1.Rawfox - Hit 2.Rawfox - Supercar 3.Dense & Pika - Shank 4.Dom Dolla - Miracle Maker 5.CID & Westend - Let Me Take You 6.James Hype & Tita Lau - Disconnected 7.OFFAIAH ft. Guilty Empress - Lose Control 8.Diplo & Sidepiece - On My Mind 9.Tiesto & Charli XCX - Hot In It 10.BLOND:ISH, Nfasis, Hugel - Tra Tra 11.Sonny Fodera & Dom Dolla - Moving Blind 12.RETNA vs Mark Knight - What I Need 13.John Summit - La Danza 14.Martin Ikin vs Astrotrax ft. Shola Phillips - Feel The Vibe 15.Black V Neck & Chico Rose - Come On Over 16.Chris Lake ft. Aatig - In The Yuma 17.Green Velvet & Mihalis Safras ft. Dajae - Wurk 18.Gorgon City ft. Flirta D - Sidewindah 20.Airwolf Paradise - Don't Hurt Me Baby 21.Patrick Topping - Shake My Booty 22.Rawfox - This Beat 23.FISHER & Shermanology - It's A Killa 24.Joshwa - Miracles 25.Odd Mob - Left To Right 26.Disfreq - Till Ya Break 27.Dense & Pika - U, My 28.The Martinez Brothers & Gordo ft. Rema - Rizzla (Mochakk Remix) 29.Jamie Roy - Organ Belta LIKE THAT UNDERGROUND ► Soundcloud Reposts: https://www.likethatunderground.com/soundcloud/ ► LTU Membership: https://www.likethatunderground.com/membership ► LTU Label: https://fanlink.to/LTU-Label ► LTU Promo: https://www.likethatunderground.com/promo ► LTU Radio: https://fanlink.to/LTU-Radio ► LTU Podcast: https://fanlink.to/LTU-Podcast ► Merch & Support: https://shop.likethatunderground.com ► Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/user/9l1u7zrxjwddswxorb79v3weq ► Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/likethatunderground ► YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/likethatunderground?sub_confirmation=1 ► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/likethatunderground/ ► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/likethatunderground/ ► Twitter: https://twitter.com/LTU_Radio

This week features tracks from the likes of Retna, Black V Neck, Meg Ward, Bicep, Carly Carmen and loads more, plus a throwback to a mix of one of my favourite tunes Dominica ‘Gotta Let you go'. Stay tuned over the next hour as I lay down some tunes and let's get techy. Tracklist 1. Can You Move to the Beat (Extended Mix), RETNA 2. Drugs From Amsterdam (Original Mix), Mau P 3. Wanye Kest (Original Mix), Black V Neck 4. Don't Go (Extended Mix), Amorhouse, Tonix 5. Queen L (After Dark Remix), Future Utopia 6. Gotta Let You Go (Full Intention's Letting Go Mix), Dominica 7. Groove Latino (Original Mix), Gabriele Toma 8. Have Ur Love (Original Mix), Meg Ward 9. Move My Feet (Extended Mix), Max Styler, Notelle 10. Get Away (Extended Mix), Carly Carmen 11. Rhythm of The Night, Yotto Presents 12. The Excuse (LO'99 Extended Dub Remix), L D R U 13. We Bring It, Jamie Jones, Darius Syrossian 14. Sunshine (feat. J Farrukh) (Extended Mix), Marco Lys, J Farrukh 15. Waterfall (Original Mix), Bicep

Be a part of the journey and allow Claptone to transport you to a place of sonic delights, with a mix designed to enchant outside of the club. Follow our golden masked friend and be the first to hear the new editions of the CLAPCAST tale... 01. Vladimir Cauchemar - Baby Flute (Extended Mix) [Lokomotiv Sound / Virgin Records]02. gizA djs - Something Cool (Original Mix) [Exploited Club]03. Butch - No Worries (Toman RMX) [Cecille]04. Hardrive - Deep Inside (Todd Edwards Remix) (Extended Mix) [Strictly Rhythm]05. Mattei & Omich - All My Life (Extended Mix) [Milk & Sugar]06. Blvckr - Balafon (Original Mix) [Toolroom Trax]07. Nice7 ft. Donnie Ozone - On My Way (Extended Mix) [Realm]08. Martin Waslewski - Switch (Original Mix) [Monaberry]09. Super Flu - Gargamel (Original Mix) [Monaberry]10. Baustaff - Habano (Original Mix) [WyldCard]11. James Hurr & Frankco Harris – It's A Dancehall Thing (Extended) [Toolroom Trax]12. Romanthony - Let Me Show You (Hatiras Remix) [Glasgow Underground]13. RETNA vs Mark Knight - What I Need (Extended Mix) [Toolroom]

Zeskullz Presents mixtape by: Dombresky 01. Dom Dolla - Miracle Maker 02. Leftwing Kody - Sensation 03. Joshwa & Sammy Porter - Eastern Dub 04. Chicane - Offshore (Kryder Remix) 05. Madison Avenue - Don't Call Me Baby (Joshwa Remix) 06. Mr Morek - Elixir 07. Green Velvet, Mihalis Safras feat Dajae - Wurk 08. Lucati - El Oh Vee Ee 09. Alok, Ella Eyre & Kenny Dope feat. Never Dull - Deep Down (Club Mix) 10. Aluna & Jayda G - Mine O' Mine (Inner City Remix) 11. RETNA vs Mark Knight - What I Need 12. Currents, Jesusdapnk - Currents, Jesusdapnk - Havana 909 (James Juke's Hot Take) 13. Ben Santiago & Lovely Laura - Feel Me 14. Myd - Domino (Myd Festival Mix) 15. Disco Lines - Baby Girl 16. Fatboy Slim - Ya Mama' (Dance System's Back 2 Boutique Mix) 17. SHEE - Midnight Viewing 18. Mephisto - State Of Mind (Gorgon City Renaissance Remix) 19. Sir Francis Ft Rowetta - Beating Heart 20. Fleur Shore - Summer Of Love (Jansons Remix) 21. GW Harrison - Feels Good 22. Alan Fitzpatrick - Stronger

Zeskullz Presents mixtape by: Dombresky 01. Dom Dolla - Miracle Maker 02. Leftwing Kody - Sensation 03. Joshwa & Sammy Porter - Eastern Dub 04. Chicane - Offshore (Kryder Remix) 05. Madison Avenue - Don't Call Me Baby (Joshwa Remix) 06. Mr Morek - Elixir 07. Green Velvet, Mihalis Safras feat Dajae - Wurk 08. Lucati - El Oh Vee Ee 09. Alok, Ella Eyre & Kenny Dope feat. Never Dull - Deep Down (Club Mix) 10. Aluna & Jayda G - Mine O' Mine (Inner City Remix) 11. RETNA vs Mark Knight - What I Need 12. Currents, Jesusdapnk - Currents, Jesusdapnk - Havana 909 (James Juke's Hot Take) 13. Ben Santiago & Lovely Laura - Feel Me 14. Myd - Domino (Myd Festival Mix) 15. Disco Lines - Baby Girl 16. Fatboy Slim - Ya Mama' (Dance System's Back 2 Boutique Mix) 17. SHEE - Midnight Viewing 18. Mephisto - State Of Mind (Gorgon City Renaissance Remix) 19. Sir Francis Ft Rowetta - Beating Heart 20. Fleur Shore - Summer Of Love (Jansons Remix) 21. GW Harrison - Feels Good 22. Alan Fitzpatrick - Stronger

Tracklist D.O.N.S. In The Mix #718 07.07.2022 01. Moody Blues - Saison (Original Mix) | Guesthouse Music 02. Animist - Cherish Maya (Kinky Movement Remix) | Plastic People Digital 03. Chemars - Small Chat (Original Mix) | Bedrock Traxx 04. Kenny Bizzarro - Let's Get Together (Original Mix) | Funky Revival 05. Danny Cruz, Mark Funk - Givin My Love (Original Mix) | Guesthouse Music 06. J Paul Getto - The Devil's Hand (Original Mix) | Fogbank Recordings 07. Scarciglia - The Product (Original Mix) | Rejection Records 08. Marc Palacios, DJ Kone - Pick Me Up (Original Mix) | HouseU Tunes 09. RETNA vs Mark Knight - What I Need (Extended Mix) | Toolroom 10. EL.WAV, Bolarinho - Don't Touch The Boogie (Pinto NYC's One Two Edit) | Jack City Rec. 11. Husko - Goodnight (Extended Mix) | Another Rhythm 12. Flight Facilities - Foreign Language ft. Jess (Riva Starr Turbo Disco Remix Extended) |       Future Classic 13. Hatiras - Marina Ocarina (Original Mix) | Spacedisco Records 14. James Haskell (feat. Cari Golden) - You Need It (Extended Mix) | Tooloom Trax

Johan S presents Subtractive Sessions EP019 track list 01. AndThen - Waves (Extended Mix) [Subtractive] 02. Ango Tamarin - Can You Bang (Extended Mix) [Toolroom] 03. OFFAIAH ft. Guilty Empress - Lose Control (Extended Mix) [D4 D4NCE] 04. Green Velvet, Dajae, Mihalis Safras - Wurk (Original Mix) [Relief] 05. Lee Foss, SIDEPIECE - 1, 2 Step (Supersonic) (Original Mix) [Insomniac] 06. KeeQ - Keep An Eye (Extended Mix) [Saved] 07. RETNA vs Mark Knight - What I Need (Extended Mix) [Toolroom] 08. Dutchican Soul & Husky ft. Elly J Devon - Higher (Extended VIP Mix) [Nomade] 09. Luca Guerrieri - Margherita (Club Mix 2022 Extended) [Double Vision Studio] 10. Barry Obzee - Hallelujah (Johan S Extended Remix) [Subtractive] 11. Lawrence Friend - This Is Power (Extended Mix) [Subtractive] 12. Piem - Day & Night (Extended Mix) [Nothing Else Matters] 13. ItaloBros - Baba Yaga (Extended Mix) [LTF Records] 14. Chicane - Offshore (Kryder Extended Remix) [Modena Records] 15. Ben Santiago & Lovely Laura - Feel Me (No Sax Mix) [SOLA] 16. Floor Tops - Be There (Extended Mix) [Happy Bunny]

In today's clip, FISHE mentions his first recruits once he takes control of the 29C. He also recalls RETNA arriving in high school and shares some KOG History.

01. Chris Lake, Cloonee: Nightmares [Black Book Records]02. Lost On Mars: Perkers [Saved]03. Joshwa, Sammy Porter: Eastern Dub [Catch & Release]04. Boy North: The Art Of Walking On Your Own (KC Lights Extended Remix) [Of Unsound Mind]05. Green Velvet, Mihalis Safras, Dajae: Wurk [Relief]06. Wade: Get After It [Musical Freedom]07. Lukas Vane: Falling [Protocol Recordings]08. Skream & Jackmaster: The Attention Deficit Track (Terrace Mix)[CircoLoco Records]09. RETNA, Mark Knight: What I Need [Toolroom]10. Eskuche: Turn The Lights [REALM Records]11. Oliver Heldens, Tchami, Anabel Englund: LOW [Heldeep Records]12. Noizu: Moon Groove [Techne]13. Diplo, Miguel: Don't Forget My Love (Joel Corry Remix) [Higher Ground (Mad Decent)]14. Tita Lau: Rock & Roll [Tomorrowland Music]15. James Hype, Miggy Dela Rosa: Ferrari [The Cross]16. Fallon: Take Me Back [IN / ROTATION]New episodes are available every week.Previous episodes are also available on: MixcloudDo It Sessions:InstagramTwitterA-LLAIN:InstagramTwitterDo It Sessions is all about supporting new Artists. If you would like your music played on the show feel free to get in touch with A-LLAIN on Instagram or Twitter.

Dombresky drops some of his favorite new house music on a brand new #ProcessRadio! Tracks from Dom Dolla, Lucati, Disco Lines, Alan Fitzpatrick, Joshwa, Gorgon City and many more! 01. Dom Dolla - Miracle Maker 02. Leftwing Kody - Sensation 03. Joshwa & Sammy Porter - Eastern Dub 04. Chicane - Offshore (Kryder Remix) 05. Madison Avenue - Don't Call Me Baby (Joshwa Remix) 06. Mr Morek - Elixir 07. Green Velvet, Mihalis Safras feat Dajae - Wurk 08. Lucati - El Oh Vee Ee 09. Alok, Ella Eyre & Kenny Dope feat. Never Dull - Deep Down (Club Mix) 10. Aluna & Jayda G - Mine O' Mine (Inner City Remix) 11. RETNA vs Mark Knight - What I Need 12. Currents, Jesusdapnk - Currents, Jesusdapnk - Havana 909 (James Juke's Hot Take) 13. Ben Santiago & Lovely Laura - Feel Me 14. Myd - Domino (Myd Festival Mix) 15. Disco Lines - Baby Girl 16. Fatboy Slim - Ya Mama' (Dance System's Back 2 Boutique Mix) 17. SHEE - Midnight Viewing 18. Mephisto - State Of Mind (Gorgon City Renaissance Remix) 19. Sir Francis Ft Rowetta - Beating Heart 20. Fleur Shore - Summer Of Love (Jansons Remix) 21. GW Harrison - Feels Good 22. Alan Fitzpatrick - Stronger

DJ DUBBL takes over the hotseat - our most popular guest mix DJ returns again with another amazing mix, containing his own unique blend of Tech House. His show contains new releases from the likes of Armand Van Helden, Chris Lake, Joshwa (UK), Peacemaker, Ziff, Julian Callazos, Retna and MAKREE.

#LETSGO, another set, 60 minutes of new #techhouse  #basshouse #tribalhouse #latinhouse #nudisco and some good ol' fashioned #housemusic. with #BASEKIT & #JUNGLEGEORGEEpisode 58 includes music from Bad Boy Bill, Gettoblaster, Truth x Lies, No Pants Party, Retna, Ivan Kay, Ben Kim, Joey Chicago, The Cube Guys, Montel, CLS, Todd Terry and many more! Show airs on Data Transmission Radio every Saturday, 1pm GMT (UK) / 5am PST / 8am EST (US) // BASEKIT SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS

Dog Wax 016 #techhouse #housemusic Kick starting with something from UK producer Darren J and then continue that sound into my normal selection of Tech House beats. 1. Straight Outta London - Darren J (Promo track) 2. 6PM- Koston Ferelly (22/10/21) 3. CVLT - Yo Speed 4. The Payoff - AT FC & Gene Farris 5. This Is Life - Nic Fanciulli, Retna 6. La Cumbia De La Vida - Steve Aguirre • Remix (25/10/21) 7. Mommas Boy - Roworth (22/10/21) 8. Romeo - Basement Jaxx • WH0 Remix 9. Get Get Down - Javi Torres Tribute 10. Way - Matthias Leot 11. Bam Bam - Seb Zito • Remix 12. Gangoso - Iva Dive 13. Mind Meld With Spock - Jamie Jones 14. Got To Have Your Love - Steve Lynam 15. Reckless Nights - Matt Caseli

New music from Nic Fanciulli & Retna, Dennis Ferrer & Disciples, Rufus Du Sol, Black Cavia, Freq & Rion S, Chris Lorenzo, Martin Ikin, Biscits, Four Days Levitone, Harvard Bass, Bontan & Mele, Kamino, 2Fox, O2D, Hosh, Camelphat, Adapter & Ilija Djokovic.Upfront house and techno for the rave generation. Recorded live at Made Studios, London #MadeRadio

Some of my top picks from the tech house, minimal/deep tech genre's with tunes from some of the scenes heavy hitters such as Jamie Jones, Nic Fanciulli, Latmun, Wheats and many more. Check me out on instagram and Soundcloud @rjmullenmusic_ Track list 1. Candy shop - Nicolua Marinho 2. Shake it - Niteplan 3. N Down - Wheats 4. Dot it to it - ACRAZE 5. Humanic feat. Madusa - Madusa, Wheats 6. Who Knew - Latmun 7. This is life - Nic Fanciulli, Retna 8. Handy work - Jamie Jones 9. Flow - Bastian Bux 10. Lost - Bastian Bux 11. Hygge - Samuele Scelfo 12. Its time to move - Sosa uk

This week featuring: Ewan McVicar, Harry Romero, Phil Weeks, DJ S.K.T, Steve RobinsonEarth N Days, K&K, Nestor Neven, Trilogy Inc, Saffron Stone, Sorley, Deeper Than L & George Taylor, Nic Fanciulli & Retna, Tom Junior

House music at its best! Let Dave Baker take you on a journey of discovery and aural pleasure as he brings you the hottest and freshest funky, deep and tech house releases every week. This week the tunes are so hot your speakers are in danger of melting! The beautiful sound of Karen Harding kicks off the mix with the catchy ‘You & I' before moving onto house legends Kenny Summit and Todd Terry, smokin' grooves from Lord Leopard, and more sizzling piano from Clyde P, Paul Bleasdale / Mr Jay, and Mousse T. In the second half of the mix we have one of the best batches of tech house to be released in the same week, with quirky underground tracks from Eats Everything, Retna and Smalltown DJs closing with a fantastic finale. Play loud and dance responsibly! All tracks released on September 24 unless shown below. Website: https://www.djdavebaker.com/house Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/djdavebaker US listeners can now listen to the podcast directly in Facebook and receive notifications as soon as new episodes are uploaded: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hothousehours 1. You & I (All I Need) (Extended Mix) - Karen Harding [Ultra] 2. I Got A Feeling (James Hype Extended Remix) - Robin Schulz, Felix Jaehn, James Hype, Georgia Ku [Virgin] 3. Confused (Extended Mix) - Qubiko [Toolroom] 4. Another Worry (Kenny Summit Extended Mix) - Todd Terry, House Of Gypsies, Al Wise [Freeze Records] 5. Love So Deep (Original Mix) - Lord Leopard [Edible] 6. Love Me Baby (Extended Mix) - Clyde P [Toolroom Trax] 7. Piano Life (Original Mix) - Paul Bleasdale, Mr Jay [Cleveland City] 8. What U Doing feat. Leo Wood (Mousse T´s 'Deep Shizzle' Remix) - Dennis Cruz, Leo Wood [Crosstown Rebels] 9. Hello Bitch (Original Mix) - Eats Everything [Pets Recordings] 10. Candy Darling Feat. Connie Girl (Original Mix) - TradeCraft [Nervous Records] 11. Bounce Back (Extended Mix) - Chapter & Verse [Atom Bomb Music] 12. Tales Of Rain (Extended Mix) - Tyler Coey, HÜGGØ [Terms & Conditions] 13. This Is Life (Extended Mix) - Retna [Saved Records] 14. Nobody - Smalltown DJs [Box Of Cats] RELEASE DATE: OCT 1

"DJ Meredith motivates you with the latest Electronica from artists like Jay Hardway, Katya, Roland Clark & so many more! Tracks like will ‘On Fleek' by Retna will help you smash your fitness goals! “The only way to define your limits is by going beyond them.” “Limitations exist only if you let them.” “It's not because things are difficult that we dare not venture. It's because we dare not venture that they are difficult.” — Seneca “Hard work is a two-way street. You get back exactly what you put in.” If you can't excel with talent, triumph with effort. "Try and fail is the manner of losers; try and learn is the way of the strong." “When the body is strong and the mind is weak, the result is insubordination. It's easy to train your body once you learn to train your mind.” “There is no elevator to success. You have to take the stairs. You can always remember the equation - Sweat plus sacrifice equals success.” 00:00 - Mic Break 01:40 - Flashbacks (Suark Remix) - INNA 04:21 - In My Head (Original Mix) - Jay Hardway 07:07 - On Fleek (Original Mix) - Retna 10:50 - Mic Break 10:54 - Work Ur Back (Extended Mix) - Pelvis Moves 16:47 - Bad Like Me (Original Mix) - Redux Saints 20:36 - Bassline King (Original Mix) - Seolo 23:53 - Mic Break 23:56 - Ding Dong! (Vigiletti Remix) - Katya feat. Trixie Mattel 26:50 - Can't Get Enough (Original Mix) - Adapter 30:26 - This Is Techno (Elena Pavla Remix) - Roland Clark, Trish O. 33:49 - Mic Break 33:58 - Le Visage (Original Mix) - Rayan Hermes 38:48 - Lick It (Original Mix) - Plus Beat'z, Joseph Vier, HAGUILAR 44:54 - El Silencio (Original Mix) - Fran Ares 47:22 - Mic Break 47:27 - Miss You (Original Mix) - Marc Benjamin, Bencali 50:04 - Without You (Original Mix) - MYMASA 53:55 - T'en Va Pas - S-Project, Oriana Guarino 57:08 - Mic Break 57:11 - So Much Love (Original Mix) - Owen Westlake feat. Lloyd Wade 60:36 - Ocelot (Rat City Remix) - Mako 63:27 - Lose My Mind (Original Mix) - Liam Summers, Tara Louise 66:05 - Mic Break 66:11 - Losing My Mind (Extended Mix) - Harrison 69:47 - Don't Hold Back (Original Mix) - Sacha DMB & Andy D 72:47 - Complexion (Original Mix) - RhythmDB 77:06 - Mic Break 77:15 - Me, Success - S-Project, Xenia 80:10 - For You (Original Mix) - KuKs 83:24 - Whisper (Original Mix) - Kianto, Maxemme, Noe 85:22 - Mic Break 85:41 - Feel This Energy - Obzkure 89:46 - YOU (Original Mix) - POKR 92:33 - All Over Your Body (Original Mix) - Mono Mind 95:55 - Mic Break 97:27 - Write Your Story (Original Mix) - Jontez_hd, Carl Adam 100:13 - Finish "

"DJ Meredith motivates you with the latest Electronica from artists like Jay Hardway, Katya, Roland Clark & so many more! Tracks like will ‘On Fleek' by Retna will help you smash your fitness goals! “The only way to define your limits is by going beyond them.” “Limitations exist only if you let them.” “It's not because things are difficult that we dare not venture. It's because we dare not venture that they are difficult.” — Seneca “Hard work is a two-way street. You get back exactly what you put in.” If you can't excel with talent, triumph with effort. "Try and fail is the manner of losers; try and learn is the way of the strong." “When the body is strong and the mind is weak, the result is insubordination. It's easy to train your body once you learn to train your mind.” “There is no elevator to success. You have to take the stairs. You can always remember the equation - Sweat plus sacrifice equals success.” 00:00 - Mic Break 01:40 - Flashbacks (Suark Remix) - INNA 04:21 - In My Head (Original Mix) - Jay Hardway 07:07 - On Fleek (Original Mix) - Retna 10:50 - Mic Break 10:54 - Work Ur Back (Extended Mix) - Pelvis Moves 16:47 - Bad Like Me (Original Mix) - Redux Saints 20:36 - Bassline King (Original Mix) - Seolo 23:53 - Mic Break 23:56 - Ding Dong! (Vigiletti Remix) - Katya feat. Trixie Mattel 26:50 - Can't Get Enough (Original Mix) - Adapter 30:26 - This Is Techno (Elena Pavla Remix) - Roland Clark, Trish O. 33:49 - Mic Break 33:58 - Le Visage (Original Mix) - Rayan Hermes 38:48 - Lick It (Original Mix) - Plus Beat'z, Joseph Vier, HAGUILAR 44:54 - El Silencio (Original Mix) - Fran Ares 47:22 - Mic Break 47:27 - Miss You (Original Mix) - Marc Benjamin, Bencali 50:04 - Without You (Original Mix) - MYMASA 53:55 - T'en Va Pas - S-Project, Oriana Guarino 57:08 - Mic Break 57:11 - So Much Love (Original Mix) - Owen Westlake feat. Lloyd Wade 60:36 - Ocelot (Rat City Remix) - Mako 63:27 - Lose My Mind (Original Mix) - Liam Summers, Tara Louise 66:05 - Mic Break 66:11 - Losing My Mind (Extended Mix) - Harrison 69:47 - Don't Hold Back (Original Mix) - Sacha DMB & Andy D 72:47 - Complexion (Original Mix) - RhythmDB 77:06 - Mic Break 77:15 - Me, Success - S-Project, Xenia 80:10 - For You (Original Mix) - KuKs 83:24 - Whisper (Original Mix) - Kianto, Maxemme, Noe 85:22 - Mic Break 85:41 - Feel This Energy - Obzkure 89:46 - YOU (Original Mix) - POKR 92:33 - All Over Your Body (Original Mix) - Mono Mind 95:55 - Mic Break 97:27 - Write Your Story (Original Mix) - Jontez_hd, Carl Adam 100:13 - Finish "

On today's #OlexShow​​ we talk about street art in the USA and the World, documentary film making, resistance art, social activism, human rights, BANKSY, US elections, far-left Indecline activist group, making of "Saving Banksy" film and "The Art of Protest" as well as why street art can be sold on international auctions for $700.000 but can't be donated for free to art museums with Colin Michael Day - film maker, director, DP, editor, award winning content creator based in Hollywood L.A. Colin Michael Day - award winning director and documentary filmmaker based in HollyWood, L.A.. Born to a family of a news cameraman he grew up around local news media rooms in Sacramento and got introduced to journalism from a very young age. He has shot nearly 100 short films profiling some of the art world's most infamous personalities including legends of the American street art scene: Ralph Steadman, Retna, Doze Green, OS Gemeos, Ben Eine, Anthony Lister, Risk, Revok, ROA, Herakut and Niels Shoe Meuiman. He has also shot film projects featuring Snoop Dog, Sanjay Gupta and Kyrie Irving. He's collaborated and created content for broadcasting networks like CBS, CNN and IGN. His films tell stories of rebellion, freedom, social and political, mainstream and underground culture, opening a window to the counterculture world that only an insider might get an access to. His first documentary feature film “Saving Banksy”, shot in 2017, featured on Netflix it has received a Critics Pick award by NY Times and positive reviews by LA Times, Village Voice, HollyWood Reporter, and SF Chronicle. In 2020 he has released his second feature socio-political documentary film “The Art of Protest” in collaboration with the Indecline street art activist group, featured by Roling Stone magazine it raises uneasy topics of political correctness, social activism, resistance art and human rights.

This week sermon, Jason leads us in considering signs, the signs that we reflect and display as we live in the way of the crucified. After considering the signs and significations of artist Retna, Jason contemplates Jesus’s clearing of the temple in John 2. Making the comparison to the false worship found in Jesus’s time with the false worship of Christian nationalism, power, and violence seen on display at the “temple of democracy,” Jason contends that rather than “abandoning the sign of the cross,” we must learn “to cleave closer its true content.” The post Sign Language appeared first on Pasadena Mennonite Church.

Nothing normal here, once again we dive into another week of teenage diary entries, this time around we're back with my bestie Retna in Amsterdam. Once again there's a LOT to work through, it's been 33 weeks of constant work and it would seem the shine is well and truly wearing off. Inside this episode there’s a celebratory smorgasbord for the 1989 version of me to attend. I do an on air shift that goes extremely well, but I also refer to myself as having motor mouth in my diary entry, so I'm not entirely sure how extremely well it could have possibly been if I'm also acknowledging that there's a stack of verbal diarrhoea behind it's delivery. A new radio announcer moves into the radio station share house, I see Pedro Almodóvar’s “Women on the Verge of Nervous Breakdown” at a film festival, the then successful 80’s Aussie business tycoon, Alan Bond was getting nervous and panic was clearly setting in as he puts our radio station 6KA up for sale. Meanwhile the 1989 pilots dispute kickstarts and it could mean no flights home for my holidays in November, plus I get sassy on air after a listener rings up to suggest I play some 'normal' music, look out random lady because I'm about to get mouthy about how immature you are across the Pilbara, I wonder how my boss Neville will react to that? You'll find out all about it the moment you've stuffed all of this nonsense into your hearing holes.

As we discovered in the previous episode with my bestie Natalie, I have a habit of befriending retail staff that I throw large sums of money at. I friended Natalie at Om Bazaar in Karratha back in 1989, and in the 90's, I friended the shit out of my bestie Retna at a Pierucci store in Perth. Right now Retna is taking a well deserved holiday, but I've somehow managed to sweet talk her into spending some time listening to more of my not very enthralling teenage dairy entries. Coming up, we'll find out how I make my mother cry, and why my reaction to that, is to find it cute. I’m not actually an arsehole, thankfully there is a reason for me having the cuteness feels whilst she is in tears, phew. I’ll also attend a quiz night with the who’s who of Karratha’s business elite, none of who I actually remember now, and despite my protests, they'll keep sliding me free vodka and oranges, which may help explain why I now have no idea who they are, thanks brain. I’ll also get excited when I get a personalised radio station sweeper (the thing they play between the songs on the radio that tells you who the radio station is) anyway, teenage me froths out because this sweeper actually says my ACTUAL NAME! Does that mean I'm a proper radio announcer now? Plus, just like the entries in my teenage diary are bound to induce, I'll fall asleep and miss a dinner party I was invited to. We'll also give you some quintessential 80's style reminiscing about everything from Corey Haim and Smash Hits Magazine, to Marky Mark and a meltdown that involves a mad dash to a swimming pool, for what...we're not really sure. It's hopefully both confusing and enlightening.

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Coming up in this episode, my bestie Retna is back to help me navigate another seven days worth of largely useless diary entries. All of which seem to be mostly mundane, but also strangely meticulous in their obsession with recording the exact time pointless events in my teenage life happened. Together we'll try and work out what's going on with the weather in Amsterdam, reveal the inner workings of gifting things to people in the media, and try and work out what happened to one of my guests, 31 years after I interviewed her. There's also an invite from Bradley to accept, which sees me heading over to meet his family over a BBQ dinner. That's not the end of it either, Bradley and I also go out to dinner for a free feed, after I casually accept a bribe from a local restaurant to mention them on air. So clearly teenage me had no qualms about working the system in return for a chance to stuff my face. I get to interview someone with an actual PHD who’s written a book called 'When Am I Going To Be Happy'. Why she'd be wasting her time chatting to 19 year old me is beyond comprehension, but its a safe bet that the hustle to sell a book in 1989 must have been unbearable. It also becomes clear reading a book about being happy, doesn't necessarily mean I'll learn anything because I also get stroppy with the demands of one of my other guests. There's also the arrival of my brand new radio roomie to prepare for, so settle in for another episode of teenage stupidity, peppered with sassy asides and moments of complete ignorance from teenage me and current me.

Avery Andon catches up with iconic Street Artist and Raconteur Marquis "RETNA" Lewis for a deep dive into the street art world, Los Angeles during the pandemic and colorful thoughts on various contemporary artists. One of the only long form interviews RETNA has done in years!

masih bersama pak AKBARUDIN SUCIPTO yang menjawab pertanyaan dari RETNA yang bertanya tentang munculnya kerajaan dan tentang harta soekarno. Versi Video : https://youtu.be/fD8ozo0G94k

Fishe is an OG Graffiti artist from Los Angeles who's work is recognized in museums such as the Getty and LACMA. Topics: Growing up in LA, Going to high school with Retna, Does meeting your heroes kill the magic?, cheating in art, Graffiti vs Street art, Raving in the days of PLUR, junior high graffiti meetings, toys (graffiti term), Oakwood Apartments, my dad punked ODB, smoking weed with tupac, sober artists, UFC talk, bulgarian micro house, African Booga Booga Music, Losing your cellphone at lightning in a bottle, Disco Naps, and more

Danny Minnick grew up in Seattle, landing a successful career as a professional skateboarder in his early teenage years. However, a career-ending Achilles tendon injury led his life in another direction. Once an artist friend showed him how to stretch canvases, Minnick began experimenting with painting, channelling his energy and creativity into a new medium. His hobby soon became a profession, as he was offered his first gallery exhibition shortly after. While Minnick has moved away from skateboarding professionally, his art brings plenty of energy, passion and movement from his earlier experiences. Indeed, he cites Ray Pettitbon skateboard graphics as a major artistic influence, as well as other skateboarders turned artists such as Mark Gonzales, Neil Blender and Chad Muska. He also acknowledges the influence of street artist RETNA, as well as musicians Bob Dylan and Jimi Hendrix. “One of my favourite things Basquiat said was that music is how we decorate time,” Minnick explains, “and when I listen to Jimi Hendrix I see his paintings.”

Join us for another ARTWORK REBELS episode in partnership with Guerilla One. Dave Navarro has done it all. He was a founding member of Jane's Addiction and then played with Red Hot Chili Peppers and then started his own bands Panic Channel and Royal Machine. He's been a TV host and a podcaster and a documentary filmmaker. He married Carmen Electra. Dave came by the studio with our occasional co-host Eddie Donaldson to talk about his newest project Life After Death: A street art persona that allows Dave to express his creativity, dig into politics, and address issues that affect all of us in modern living. We talk about some heavy shit in this episode. Also some non-heavy shit. Basically a lot of talking shit. If you liked this one, check out our interview with RETNA: https://bit.ly/2OqOJuZ EDM.com Track of the Week: https://soundcloud.com/hip-hop/a-cross-pain-feat-xone-white

On this week’s episode of the B&H Photography Podcast, we welcome photographer Rick McGinnis and curator Julie Grahame, to discuss blogging and archiving. While this is certainly a broad subject, we will focus on the work of our two guests while considering how best to keep your collection of photos vibrant and valuable. Rick McGinnis is a veteran portrait, editorial, and travel photographer based in Toronto. Most of his assignments and self-assignments had been for local newspapers and magazines and, when this professional landscape changed and motivation was lacking, he almost got out of the business entirely. With a little encouragement, he began to explore the many images he had shot over the previous twenty years—some he had never even viewed—despite being gorgeous portraits of well-known musicians, actors, and artists. The result of this deep dig was a blog he simply called someoldpicturesitook. The blog proved to be an avenue not only into his past, but to his future, because images never seen were now appreciated, discussed, shared, and ultimately, licensed. McGinnis is now on to a new travel blog and a new chapter in his career, and we will hear what he has learned along the way. Curator, consultant and writer, Julie Grahame is the publisher of aCurator.com, a full-screen photography magazine, and the associated aCurator blog. She directed the Retna photo agency for 16 years and currently represents the estate of Yousuf Karsh for image licensing and maintains the extensive karsh.org website. We speak with Grahame about the benefits of a blog compared to a website, Instagram, or in her case, a webzine, and we discuss her relationship with the Karsh archive and insights she has drawn from licensing his iconic portraits. Throughout the humorous conversation, we consider Google search tools, tagging, preferred blogging sites, and repurposing older work, but we also touch on the personal, professional, and historical importance of valuing and maintaining your photo collection. Guests: Julie Grahame and Rick McGinnis Photograph © Rick McGinnis

Dave and Candace were out on the town last night, rubbing shoulders with some of Canada’s coolest folks (Ron MacLean, Don Cherry, Darcy Oake, Scott Oake, Jonathan Toews, Mark Scheifele, etc), it was pretty cool. They were all gathered at The Met in downtown Winnipeg to raise money for the https://www.bruceoakerecoverycentre.ca/. Scott Oake joins today’s podcast to talk about the loss of his son 8 years ago. Post Malone hits up Music News You Can Use, some lessons on what exactly ‘vaping’ consists of, and what ‘popcorn lung’ is. Please show your friends how to download a podcast if they don’t know how, and leave us a rating and a review since you’re here already! Thanks, make today a good one! Sources: MNYCU: nme.com News: Rahul Kalvapalle – globalnews.ca Bloomberg News - Justin Sink Fox News - https://twitter.com/foxandfriends Sports: reuters.com tsn.ca Support the show (https://www.safetynetstudio.com/plans-pricing)

How many people can say they’ve created their own alphabet? Retna has. And it’s showing up on walls, billboards, and art galleries all over the world. We stopped in to Retna’s studio for another episode in our Art X Work X Rebels series, co-hosted by Eddie Donaldson of Guerrilla One. The graffiti legend gives us insights into his journey from the streets to becoming one of the most important figures in art today and openly shares stories about the demons he’s had to conquer along the way. If you liked this episode, check out our interview with Roger Gastman: https://soundcloud.com/rebel_radio/what-it-takes-to-build-a-business-out-of-selling-art-and-defiling-your-neighborhood EDM.com Track of the Week: https://soundcloud.com/lavish/leo-thekind-pieces-of-a-puzzle

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Police State or no Police State, there is no longer a question here at Mic Check Radio.  It's here.  For example from the NYPD: spying on activists and Muslims, Stop & Frisk, DNA database, Retna scans, Commissioner Kelly telling 60 Minutes they can take down a plane with their firepower.  On a National level: Warrantless Wire Taping, PATRIOT Act, NDAA on NYE, Enemy Belligerent Interrogation Detention Prosecution Act of 2010, Military Commissions Act of 2006, HR 347 (Federal Restricted Buildings and Grounds Improvement Act of 2011) and a brand new NSA facility to store all of the data from our phones/e-mails/texts/tweets/status updates and podcasts.

For every commissioned piece of public art there are countless unlawful works — scrawled spray-painted initials, cheeky visual pranks, massive murals soaring up buildings and across rail cars, shrines tucked into unused corners. Street artists have become figures of global recognition, even acceptance. Artist collectives in Berlin take over buildings; London-based Banksy puts on pop-up exhibits around the world and debuted a film at Sundance; Shepard Fairey papered the U.S. with his Andre the Giant sticker campaign and went on to create a much-copied campaign poster for Barack Obama. But street artists also remain the subject of controversy, forcing cities to consider what art is acceptable, who should be allowed to create it, and where. In conjunction with the Fowler Museum's exhibition of Larry Yust’s photographs of street art in Los Angeles, Berlin, and Paris, Zócalo invited arts writer Jori Finkel, Fowler Museum curator Patrick Polk, Aaron Rose, co-curator of MOCA’s forthcoming street art exhibit, street artist Retna, and artist and curator Man One to ask how street art humanizes cities.

Botteghi presents "Botteghi Per Minutes" The brand new Podcast selected & mixed by Botteghi Facebook: www.facebook.com/botteghiofficial Instagram: www.instagram.com/botteghiofficial YouTube: www.youtube.com/botteghiofficial Twitter: www.twitter.com/mattebotteghi Official Website: www.mattebotteghi.com #BPM 10 - Botteghi Per Minutes + DOMBRESKY - GUEST MIX 01. Kaleb di Masi, Sfera Ebbasta x Dillon Francis, Vinne - Once Calor (Rivaz & Botteghi TOOL) 02. Laidback Luke & Gian Varela ft. Melfi - Ponme Loco 03. Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano - Oeng Baka 04. Mike Williams ft. Zack Hall - Pretty Little Words (Damien N-Drix Remix) 05. HUGEL x Lorna x Jenn Morel - Tamo Loco 06. Massano - The Feeling 2022 Remaster 07. Kungs & Robbie Rivera vs. Tom Staar - Clap Your Funkatron (Rudeejay & Da Brozz x Mo27da Mash-Up) 08. Dj Martin, Alex Nocera, Roy Batty - Dare Me 09. Jovanotti, Ackeejuice Rockers - E Si Fa Bello Per Te 10. John Kano, Havana Funk - I Need You Like Summe DOMBRESKY - GUEST MIX 11. Dom Dolla - Miracle Maker 12. Leftwing Kody - Sensation 13. Joshwa & Sammy Porter (Eastern Dub) 14. Chicane - Offshore (Kryder Remix) 15. Madison Avenue - Don't Call Me Baby (Joshwa Remix) 16. Mr Morek - Elixir 17. Green Velvet, Mihalis Safras ft Dajae - Wurk 18. Lucati - El Oh Vee Ee 19. Alok, Ella Eyre & Kenny Dope ft. Never Dull - Deep Down 20. Aluna & Jayda G - Mine O' Mine (Inner City Remix) 21. RETNA vs Mark Knight - What I Need 22. Currents, Jesusdapnk - Havana 909 (James Juke's Hot Take) - iTunes Podcast RadioShow Feed Rss created by Botteghi