Podcast appearances and mentions of shawn william clarke

In this 1461st episode of Toronto Mike'd, Mike chats with Shawn William Clarke about his new music while he kicks out his favourite songs by fellow FOTMs. Toronto Mike'd is proudly brought to you by Great Lakes Brewery, Palma Pasta, Ridley Funeral Home, The Advantaged Investor podcast from Raymond James Canada, The Toronto Maple Leafs Baseball Team and RecycleMyElectronics.ca. If you would like to support the show, we do have partner opportunities available. Please email Toronto Mike at mike@torontomike.com

In episode 65 of our 1588-part series ranking every film on Disney Plus, Shawn and Rob are joined by very special guest, Canadian Indie Folk Musician Shawn William Clarke! And they're discussing not one but TWO Mr. Boogedy films: Mr. Boogedy and Bride of Boogedy. You demanded it, we did it.Want some kick-ass music? Check out Shawn William Clarke's new album Softer Scissors, available wherever you stream music. And check him out at:Website: https://www.shawnwilliamclarke.com/ Bandcamp: https://shawnclarke.bandcamp.com/Disagree with our assessment of Mr. Boogedy? Let us know:email: thepodcastworetennisshoes@gmail.comthreads: @podworeInsta: @podworeFacebook: @podworeAnd as John Astin always says: Boogedy, Boogedy, Boogedy, Boogedy-Boo! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We have a very special interview to bring you on Episode 549 of Folk Roots Radio. Aaron Jensen, the composer and arranger for Toronto based a cappella group Countermeasure joins us to chat about their new concept album “Guest Sessions” which features collaborations with world class instrumentalists like Kevin Fox, Christian Roberge, Randy Brecker, Evelyn Glennie and Natalie McMaster; each piece on the new recording being specifically tailored to compliment the sound and aesthetic of the guest artist. It’s a great album and an excellent interview - we hope you'll check it out. We wrap up the episode with new songs inspired by Canadian icon Leonard Cohen (who left us four years ago) from Lynn Jackson, Imogen Joy and Shawn William Clarke; alongside two of the tracks that the great man was working on prior to his death, that are included on his posthumous album "Thanks For The Dance" - the sublime "The Goal" and the beautiful title track. Enjoy!

Welcome to the first ever “minishow” of Lyrically Speaking! On this episode, we listen to some new (and some sort of new) songs from amazing friends of the show: Mingjia Chen & Kieran Smythe, JoJo Worthington, and Mike T. Kerr! Then we have a little interview with Toronto’s honest-hearted Shawn William Clarke about his spectacular new EP “Spectral Acoustics Vol 1,” which you can download now.The Lyrically Speaking theme song was composed, recorded, and mixed by JoJo Worthington (hey, you heard her on this episode!). Check out her other work on her website & follow her Facebook page.The show’s artwork was created by Mingjia (hey, you heard her on this episode too!). You can see her portfolio on her website.

Shawn William Clarke is a singer-songwriter who is making his third appearance on this podcast to talk about his new ambient music record done with David Gluck under the moniker, Will Moor.  Shawn has previously been on episodes 10, and 51 where he discusses how he got into music and performs live in studio.   Will Moor: https://tinyurl.com/tudnsor Solo work: https://tinyurl.com/qwnmrtf IG: https://tinyurl.com/y9au8zks FB: https://tinyurl.com/y74lrapt  

Brilliant friend to the podcast, Vanessa, encouraged us to reach out to Mackie’s of Scotland to sample their holiday chips. It turns out the holiday chip flavours are popcorn, but they sure did show up with a generous crisp offering. No jokes, we loved all of the chips. Our guest Shawn William Clarke joined us... Read More

Shawn William Clarke is a folk singer and songwriter residing in Toronto.  This podcast was recorded live in my apartment as an event put on with Artery.  Artery.is are a group to put together artists and people who would like to put on shows in their homes.  It is a wonderful initiative, and it was an excellent event.  This podcast was recorded with the help of Kristian Noel Pedersen.   Artery: https://artery.is Sean William Clarke Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/654buPExx4Mk8xVddb8zgs Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shawnwilliamclarke/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/shawnclarke?lang=en Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shawnwclarke/

Shawn William Clarke is a wonderfully quirky and engaging singer-songwriter who really deserves a wider audience. His last solo two albums “William” (2014) and “Topaz” (2017) were very well-received, and both made our long list for favourite albums of the year. A second trip to Europe on tour, another visit to Iceland for some off-venue gigs at the Iceland Airwaves festival, alongside picking up Folk Music Ontario‘s 2018 Songs from the Heart award for best instrumental for “Bellwoods Park” (from the William album) and a very well-received official showcase at the FMO conference, made 2018 a year to remember. It’s always fun to chat to Shawn about his music. We sat down with him at FMO for a great conversation and a couple of live songs, including another new song. Visit Shawn William Clarke online at shawnwilliamclarke.com. Music: Shawn William Clarke “Young In Love (At The End Of The World)” (Live), “Everybody Gets Sad Sometimes” (Live) and “The Tourists” from “Topaz” (2017, Self) CDN.

Shawn William Clarke joins me in my Toronto bedroom to discuss three powerful songs off his 2017 album, “Topaz”. We discuss new age music, writing teenage romance honestly, and the problem of normalizing misogynistic covers. Head over to Wenona Craft Beer Lodge in Toronto this Sunday, December 16th, for the last 2018 instalment of their 1-on-1 Songwriter Session series. Shawn will be interviewing Melanie Brulée and David Newberry. Watch out for updates from Shawn at hwww.shawnwilliamclarke.com, and follow him on all those media doodads!

Mike and Shawn William Clarke chat about his career in music before they play and discuss his ten favourite songs.

Mike and Shawn William Clarke chat about his career in music before they play and discuss his ten favourite songs.

Shawn William Clarke is an indie folk singer-songwriter.  We discuss the development of songwriting and keeping it a vocation, rather than it feeling like an occupation.  We discuss Shawn’s introduction to music through woodwind instruments, going to post secondary for music, and finding your voice and sense of community. http://www.shawnwilliamclarke.com Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/654buPExx4Mk8xVddb8zgs Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shawnwilliamclarke/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/shawnclarke?lang=en Instagram: https://twitter.com/shawnclarke?lang=en  

Up-and-coming indie singer songwriter Shawn William Clarke joins me in downtown Toronto for No Sleep 'til Sudbury episode 45 with the songs that make his skin vibrate. Shawn and I talk about the subtle eeriness of Supertramp, Dylan's Sinatra turn, mysterious Scottish band The Blue Nile, the record shop scene in Cologne, the importance of album track listing, and the pros and cons of today's music industry.       Clarke's playlist: Supertramp - School Miles Davis - In A Silent Way Bob Dylan - Ballad in Plain D The Blue Nile - The Downtown Lights Land of Talk - This Time 

We’re holding back the interviews on Episode 345 of Folk Roots Radio to check out more of the best new releases we’ve received over the last few months. Join us for some great tracks from Steve Martin & The Steep Canyon Rangers, Kim Beggs, Hannah Sanders & Ben Savage, Shawn William Clarke and more. Check out the full playlist at http://folkrootsradio.com.

Episode 316 of Folk Roots Radio features an interview with Toronto singer-songwriter Shawn William Clarke recorded at the Folk Music Ontario conference. Shawn also plays three songs live for us, including two songs that are yet to be recorded. As always, we take a look at some of the latest new releases. Check out the full playlist at http://folkrootsradio.com.

David Bowie’s impact on songwriting and performance is nearly unparalleled. His death, although tragic, has allowed us to review his life’s work and soak in his legacy. Derek and Travis sit down with Will Whitwham, Skye Wallace, and Shawn William Clarke for a discussion about Bowie’s significance to them as songwriters, the presence of death in art and the importance of leaving a legacy. Theme Music: “I Quit My Job” by Old Man Luedecke, courtesy of True North Records www.oldmanluedecke.com www.TrueNorthRecords.com