Podcasts about sassyblack

“I Am Enough (ft. J Ivy) is from SassyBlack‘s new EP BLK, produced in part through the Jack Straw Artist Support Program. Check out the whole release on Bandcamp. The post SassyBlack – I Am Enough (ft. J Ivy) appeared first on Jack Straw Cultural Center.

Today I'm excited to have another incredible, multi talented female NFT creator in the space on stage with me. She has wrote, compose, and produced over 15 musical projects since 2014 and her work has been featured by Microsoft as well as in multiple theaters. Beyond music, she is also an incredible writer and her articles have been featured in CRACK Magazine, Tom Tom, and The Seattle Weekly. She is also a constant voice on Twitter Spaces and advocate to empower and fight for underheard voices in the NFT Space. I don't know if there's anything she can't or hasn't done to be honest. It's my honor to share the stage with the one and only SassyBlack!

Let's start talking about Women in Jazz! We celebrate and champion Women in Jazz from all backgrounds and Jazz genres.LEV takes you through some of her favourite and recently discovered jazz and jazz-influenced female producers, composers and bandleaders. Featuring music from SassyBlack, Jyoti and Pursuit Grooves.Women in Jazz produces live events, radio shows and is working towards a three-day festival of live performances and workshops led by the most critically acclaimed female Jazz pioneers in the UK.This is the Soho Radio podcast, showcasing some of the best broadcasts from our online radio station, right from the heart Soho London.Across our Music and Culture channels, we have a wide range of shows covering every genre, along with chat shows, discussions and special broadcasts.To catch up on all Soho Radio shows from both our music and culture channels head on over mixcloud.com/sohoradio or tune in live anytime at sohoradiolondon.com.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/soho-radio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On December 1st, 2006, Rahwa and Asmeret Habte took over Hidmo on 20th & Jackson. In a very short amount of time, Hidmo became known as a community center cleverly disguised as an Eritrean restaurant in Seattle's Central District, and a mecca for Seattle hip-hop. The space Rahwa and Asmeret helped create along with their family and friends became a safe space for youth in the neighborhood, an organizing hub for a large amount of community organizations in the city, and an all-ages venue for musicians who had very few venues accessible to them. Hidmo brought together community in a way that very few venues in our city ever have, and what happened those 4 years on 20th & Jackson can still be felt throughout our community, and the world today.  Rahwa tragically passed away earlier this year, and in honor of her legacy and the legacy of what she helped build, we brought together a playlist of some of her favorite artists who have graced the hut, along with personal memories shared from the artists themselves, including Blue Scholars, THEEsatisfaction, Khingz, JusMoni, Hollis, Shabazz Palaces, Meklit, Invincible, Dakota Camacho, Beyond Reality, Siren's Echo, One Be Lo and more. 1. Blue Scholars - The Distance (feat. Rahwa Habte & Semone Andu) * words from Prometheus Brown 2. Khingz - Blaq Han Solo (feat. Rahwa Habte on the outro) * words from Meklit 3. Meklit - This Was Made Here * words from Dakota Camacho 4. Dakota Camacho - Hita (unreleased) * words from Imani Dinish 5. Invincible - People Not Places (feat. Sabreena da Witch) * words from Invincible 6. One Be Lo - Books a bout you (HisStory) * words from Stas THEE Boss 7. Shabazz Palaces - Capital 5 (Recorded After Hours at the Gun Ballad Resource Center on Sweeper St.) 8. THEESatisfaction - EEN SAH EWE * words from SassyBlack  9. Vitamin D - Home Don't Feel Like Home (feat. Yirim Seck & Game Solo)  10. Hollis - All My Weight * words from JusMoni 11. JusMoni - Never Too Late (feat. Khingz) 12. Chev - Universal Branches * words from King Khazm 13. Black Stax - River 14. Beyond Reality - Souls Journey (feat. Felicia Loud) * words from Kylea 15. Siren's Echo - Perfect Peace Gabriel Teodros is the host of Early on KEXP, weekdays from 5-7am PT, and Larry Mizell, Jr. is the host of The Afternoon Show, weekdays from 1-4pm PT on KEXP.org, the KEXP app or 90.3 FM in Seattle. Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SassyBlack - "Therapy" from the 2020 self-released EP Stuck. Throughout her career, Seattle's own SassyBlack has tackled the topic of mental health, from her 2019 song “Depression” and the accompanying short film released early in 2020. On her latest EP Stuck, and today's featured track, in particular, she continues the conversation around self care, encouraging listeners to reach out when they're feeling "nothing at all," repeating the lyric "lay it on me" in a soothing rhythm.  In conjunction with KEXP’s Music Heals: Mental Health, we’re asking Song of the Day artists to spotlight a different organization, and in a perfect complement to today's Song of the Day, SassyBlack chose the Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective, a "collective of advocates, yoga teachers, artists, therapists, lawyers, religious leaders, teachers, psychologists and activists committed to the emotional/mental health and healing of Black communities."  Learn more about the Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective here. Donations are accepted here. Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SassyBlack is an independent musician and educator, and a staple in the Seattle arts scene. After signing to Sub Pop at age 23 with her former duo THEESatisfation, she continues to evolve as a solo artist and this year was featured on Michelle Obama’s official Spotify playlist. She’s out with a new EP, ’STUCK,’ which addresses mental health, working for free in the music industry, and the “Karen”s of the world. Further reading: SassyBlack on Mental Health and Afrofuturism SassyBlack Unveils New Short Film, ‘Depression: Antidote’ SassyBlack Teaches “Creative Storytelling Through Songwriting” at Hugo House Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/sound/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

My guest this episode is singer, songwriter, producer and performing artist SassyBlack (she/her). She has been seen on HBO's Vinyl and Comedy Centrals Broad City. Vice called her last project "No More Weak Dates" - "Smart, Funny and painfully honest". In this episode we have a converstaion about our grief and sadness during this time and she tells us how she is dealing with it all. We also talk about the fate of the music industry and how we can support artists during this time. SassyBlack will be partnering with TomboyX this month in celebration of Pride: 6/11 – TomboyX IG Livestream Concert – TomboyX Instagram Check the instagram for more info. Facebook Instagram Twitter

On Friday August 24th, The Vera Project and Artist Home are teaming up to present "Live From Our Living Rooms: a Virtual Benefit for Washington’s DIY Community." Picture the coolest DIY telethon featuring music from Kevin Seconds, Joyce Manor, Sol, Kimya Dawn, Sassyblack and many many more. I spoke with Programs Director & Senior Talent Buyer Jason Clackley and Interim Executive Director Ricky Graboski about the event, how things are going with Vera Project right now, how we can help our DIY community, how they got involved with the Vera Project and much much more. 

On Friday August 24th, The Vera Project and Artist Home are teaming up to present "Live From Our Living Rooms: a Virtual Benefit for Washington's DIY Community."Picture the coolest DIY telethon featuring music from Kevin Seconds, Joyce Manor, Sol, Kimya Dawn, Sassyblack and many many more. I spoke with Programs Director & Senior Talent Buyer Jason Clackley and Interim Executive Director Ricky Graboski about the event, how things are going with Vera Project right now, how we can help our DIY community, how they got involved with the Vera Project and much much more.

SassyBlack discusses how mental health and Afrofuturism feature on her latest album. A Tribe Called Red talks about how the issue of Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls comes up in their music and Abigail Echo-Hawk of the Seattle Indian Health Board discusses how Seattle has the highest numbers of MMIWG in the nation. The Seattle-artist ZEMBU talks about how her song, “Human” is about her mother’s suicide. We hear stories of how music has helped listeners through their struggles with mental health. Support the show.

This track is from SassyBlack's new album Ancient Mahogany Gold, produced with support from the Jack Straw Artist Support Program. Ancient Mahogany Gold will be released next Friday, September 13. Visit sassyblack.com for more information on the artist and the album.

This track is from SassyBlack's new album Ancient Mahogany Gold, produced with support from the Jack Straw Artist Support Program. Ancient Mahogany Gold will be released next Friday, September 13. Visit sassyblack.com for more information on the artist and the album.

Photo credit: Megumi Shauna Arai Emily Zimmerman is a curator and writer based in Seattle, WA. Zimmerman is the Director of the Jacob Lawrence Gallery and a lecturer at the University of Washington’s School of Art + Art History + Design. She edits the art journal MONDAY. Previously, Zimmerman was the Associate Curator of Programs at the Henry Art Gallery and the Associate Curator at the Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center (EMPAC) where she commissioned new work from artists such as Melvin Moti, Ryan & Trevor Oakes, and Gordon Hall. She received the 2011-2012 Loris Ledis Curatorial Fellowship at BRIC Contemporary Art, served as a 2013 curator-in-residence at Residency Unlimited, and was awarded funding by the New Foundation Seattle in 2016. Her writings have appeared in BOMB, Big, Red & Shiny and Contemporary Performance. She has served on a number of review panels including the National Endowment for the Arts, New York State Council on the Arts, Artist Trust, 4Culture, and the Herb Alpert Awards. Emily received her MA from the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College and her BA from New York University. Also discussed in the interview was MONDAY journal. Installation view of Untold Passage (2017) showing two works by Mary Ann Peters: impossible monument (telltale), 2017, commissioned for the exhibition, and this trembling turf, 2016. Photograph: Jueqian Fang. Gordon Hall,  Read me that part a-gain, where I disin-herit everybody (2014), commissioned by the Experimental Media and Performing Art Center (EMPAC). Photo: EMPAC/Rensselaer. MONDAY, Vol. 3 “Études” with contributions by Sonny Assu, Katherine Dunn-Marcuse, Claire Cowie, Stuart Dempster, Ellen Garvens, David Golightly, Clotilde Jiménez, Leah St. Lawrence, Sean Lockwood, György Ligeti, Emma McIntosh, Fred Moten, Nina Power, SassyBlack, and Charles Stobbs.

Sonia and Colleen chat with SassyBlack, a singer, songwriter, and producer who composed a new set of songs for this show! Our hosts celebrate one year of podcasting with a live interview with the Founder of PandoMedia and Chairman Mom, Sarah Lacy. They wrap the show with recommendations on how to better support friends’ careers. Please subscribe, rate, and share the episode. Find us at www.wibt.com. Send feedback to wibt@microsoft.com or tweet @MicrosoftWomen.

Local Show Preview Show #6!!!! For the month of June!!!!Make sure you post a comment on the Word On the Street Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/wordonthestreetpodcast comments are my oxygen!!! Thanks!Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thezimFriday - Sunday, June 1 - 3 at 7 PM 2018 Substation (14:09)https://www.facebook.com/pg/downstreammusicfestDay 1 https://www.facebook.com/events/1704697362929271/Mind Beamshttps://mindbeams.bandcamp.comDay 2 https://www.facebook.com/events/158701578133846/Whispah The Rulerhttps://www.facebook.com/Whispertheruler/Day 3 https://www.facebook.com/events/408275939620584/Visceral Candyhttps://visceralcandy.bandcamp.comWednesday, June 13 at 7 PM 2018 KEXP (32:00)https://www.facebook.com/events/585765181802024/Among Authorshttps://amongauthors.bandcamp.com/Sassyblackhttps://sassyblack.bandcamp.comKatie Kuffelhttps://katiekuffel.bandcamp.comFriday, June 15 at 7 PM 2018 The Crocodile (45:41)https://www.facebook.com/events/383639622154393/Gabriel Wolfchild & The Northern Lighthttps://www.facebook.com/pg/gabrielwolfchildDevin Sinhahttp://music.devinsinha.com/Katie Kuffelhttps://katiekuffel.bandcamp.comFriday, June 29 at 7 PM 2018 Redmond Old Fire House Teen Center (1:05:12)https://www.facebook.com/events/364883380670945/LocoMotivehttps://locomotive.bandcamp.com/Splitting Silencehttps://splittingsilence.bandcamp.com/Butter Boyhttps://www.facebook.com/ButterBoyOriginal/

Here is the latest & BRAND NEW special mini-episode of the syndicated FuseBox Radio Broadcast with DJ Fusion & Ausar Ra Black Hawk for the week of May 23, 2018. This week's show was recorded live at Moogfest 2018 in Durham, NC where we interviewed producer, singer, MC & businesswoman SassyBlack about her rising career as an independent musican overall, her latest music releases, the creative process (on technical and other levels), breaking boundaries & stereotypes (including those imposed by others as being a queer identified Black Woman creative), the dope evolution of popular culture, the Pacific Northwest's music scene and more! For more information, music, upcoming show schedules, etc. from SassyBlack, you can go to her official website: http://www.SassyBlack.com! For more information about the music and culture festival that is Moogfest, you can visit their official website: http://www.Moogfest.com This week's radio show/podcast music and talk breakdown: THEESatisfaction/Monday School (Intergalatic Church)/THEESatisfaction.com SassyBlack/Watching You/SassyBlack.com THEESatisfaction/White People Eat Stuffing/EESatisfaction.com ** SassyBlack At Moogfest 2018 Interview (Live) ** SassyBlack/Stay Up With Me/SassyBlack.com SassyBlack/Wild/SassyBlack.com Feel free to check out some recent episodes of the syndicated FuseBox Radio Broadcast over at our official blog, BlackRadioIsBack.com - most of the shows are clean/radio friendly.

"Phew, that felt good." "Wow, 30 seconds goes by real fast." "I actually really needed this."                A few weeks ago, we asked you to send us 30-second voice memos with your anger about harassment and bullying you've experienced at work—and the advice you'd give your younger self about what you don't have to put up with. And you all were ready to vent! You sent us stories about sexism and racism, physical harassment and psychological abuse, from bosses and co-workers male and female alike. Some of you were thinking back on things that happened to you decades ago; some of you are right in the middle of figuring out how to deal with a bad situation. One thing was clear—lots of you feel like you haven't been able to talk about this before. So this week, we're bringing you a supercut of your stories, and your anger. Let's rage. If you're currently dealing with harassment or bullying at work, click here for a list of resources you might find helpful. And for even more rage, check out today's new episode of the podcast For A Bad Time Call—it's a special episode devoted specifically to workplace anger. Special thanks to SassyBlack for composing original music for this episode. You can find more of her work here.   

This episode is an interview with local musician SassyBlack, chatting about apocalypse plans, her childhood as a home school kid, Daveed Digs, what her European tour was like and more. An uplifting and fun conversation, interlaced with some of the grooving, playful tracks from her latest album New Black Swing.

Lisa does her best to explain Twin Peaks to Andrea, who has only ever seen the film Fire Walk with Me and nothing else from the franchise. Also discussed: Roxanne Gay, Better Call Saul and SassyBlack.

Episode #75: On this episode we're sharing interviews with three of our favorite artists from Treefort Music Fest! First, Portia talks with Catherine Harris-White of SassyBlack and THEESatisfaction about turning music into a living, then joins Seattle band Thunderpussy to talk about their upcoming album and collaboration with Pearl Jam's Mike McCready. We also hear from Luz Elena Mendoza, the core of Portland group Y La Bamba, who tells us about the first time she held a guitar and more. Find out more about: SassyBlack: https://sassyblack.bandcamp.com/ Thunderpussy: http://www.thunderpussyusa.com/ Y La Bamba: http://www.ylabamba.com/ Treefort Fest: https://www.treefortmusicfest.com/ Subscribe to The Future of What on iTunes: http://apple.co/1P4Apk0 Follow us: Twitter: http://bit.ly/2gOYMYM Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thefutureofwhat/ Instagram: http://bit.ly/1L6T8fl

Holy shit! Today is packed solid with greatness. First is some music and conversation with psychedelic funk insanity maker, SassyBlack! We talk Star Trek, being rude to aliens, and what exactly goes into her sound.Then Ms. DangerTits helps me out by reading a random poem from the Craigslist Missed Connections and my emails with the person that wrote it.And then I talk to Arvo Zylo. Ok, so, we talk about the Tonetta situation some. But, more importantly he pushes his new original cassette coming out and gives an update on his upcoming El Train performance in Chicago in November.Go check out the blog for relevant links, buy these people's fancy things, and find more info on our upcoming Edgar Allen Poecast.Don't forget to subscribe!http://undressingunderground.com

Another disclaimer of this being someone I respected a lot and really liked the work of and so made me nervous and incapable of just being a normal person while speaking. She had just been on tour with the newly reunited Sleater-Kinney and her latest EP had been reviewed on Pitchfork. I haven't listened to it since it aired, but I can't imagine me coming off great. Original Description: Holy shit! Today is packed solid with greatness. First is some music and conversation with psychedelic funk insanity maker, SassyBlack! We talk Star Trek, being rude to aliens, and what exactly goes into her sound. ALSO, HER EPS ARE $5 RIGHT NOW!!! GO BUY THEM!!! NOW!!! Also, get her in the next Star Trek movie. Like, now. Then Ms. DangerTits helps me out by reading a random poem from the Craigslist Missed Connections and my emails with the person that wrote it. And then I talk to Arvo Zylo. Ok, so, we talk about the Tonetta situation some. But, more importantly he pushes his new original cassette coming out and gives an update on his upcoming El Train performance in Chicago in November.

Say hello to my first Jezebel commenter, Yoga Nerd ! (previously known as Yoga Nerd MD) We talk about why she prefers Jez, what she gets out of commenting online, and what it's like to be the center of a pile-on.Come back on Tuesday to hear Rob talk to Sassyblack!Please subscribe to the show!http://undressingunderground.com