Podcasts about sia's chandelier

Every weekday J Sbu has R1000 up for grabs to giveaway in his feature #TrafficJamWithJSbu. How does it work? Listeners are to send their sing along voice notes to the Traffic Jam song selected on the day. Today's song was a hard one...

CHEERS Y'ALL. Saturation made it to the legal drinking age of 21. This week's episode is a little different as Cade and Grace spend a majority of the time talking in depth about The 2019 Met Gala. This is the best red (in this case pink) carpet of the year. Therefore, the hosts needed to pay their proper respects. Grace breaks down this year's theme, Camp: Notes on Fashion, and the overall history of the event. Cade comes in hot with the fun facts like ticket price, food served, and the surprise performer. Then the duo go through multiple pictures and looks as they cuss and discuss. Harry Styles brings the gender fluidity, Cardi shuts it down, Celine Dion is thriving, Kim K comes straight from the beach, Lady Gaga set the bar high, and literally SO MUCH MORE. They could legit talk about this for days on end. Ultimately, they rate every person on a scale of 1 to 10. Can you guess who they gave the ten to? Plus, baby news is buzzin: the new royal baby is here and a few other celebs are feeling the fever too. Lastly, Cade quizzes Grace about some of her best college memories, songs that defined her 4 years, lessons she learned, and overall feelings as she prepares to walk across that stage. Needless to say, these two have lots of celebrating going on this week. They basically turned 21 while camping at The Met and they're bringing you along! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/saturation/message

Happy 4th of July y'all! We're celebrating by sharing all kinds of shenanigans of parties past.  Rooftop fireworks, high emotions and PJ dressed as Sia's Chandelier dancer at a suburban Halloween party wherein no one was prepared for ALL OF THAT! Go ahead...

To celebrate two years of Pop Unmuted, Scott Interrante and Kurt Trowbridge look at songs from two years ago and then songs from those same artists that have come out this year. Kurt discusses Sia's "Chandelier" and "Cheap Thrills" while Scott recommends Mitski's "First Love / Late Spring" and "Your Best American Girl."

In this episode, Romeo Marquez Jr. interviews singer, Shoshana Bean. They discuss her journey to becoming a Broadway star and a professional singer, which include advice from actress Jennifer Lewis and her audition for Mary J. Blige. She also share great insight on the power of surrendering and trusting your intuition.  At the end, you will hear one of her tracks called "This War" featured from her latest EP, Shadows to Light. This episode will definitely inspire you to live out the music that plays within you.   About SHOSHANA BEAN: Shoshana Bean’s independent solo releases have topped the iTunes R&B and Blues charts in the US and UK in peak positions 5, 3 and now #1 with the release of her latest EP Shadows to Light.   Known for her powerhouse vocals, impressive range and energetic and emotional performances, her third studio project gives fans exactly what they want: direct, unfiltered access to the raw and visceral power of her voice. Shadows to Light features brand new originals, an acoustic version of her most recent single "Runaway Train" and a chart-topping cover of Sia's "Chandelier".   Shoshana is a veteran of the Broadway stage having debuted in the original cast of Hairspray and starring as the very first replacement for Elphaba, the green-skinned witch, in Wicked. She sang back up for Michael Jackson at his 30th anniversary concert at Madison Square Garden and arranged vocals for Jennifer Lopez’s American Idol performance of “I Luh Ya Papi.”     Her television performances include: Soul Train Christmas Starfest, Soul Train Lady of Soul Awards (with Brian McKnight, to honor Aretha Franklin), Bebe Winan's BET’s 4th of July Special “American America,” The Marie Osmond Show and The Queen Latifah Show. Shoshana's music has been featured in TV shows on NBC, MTV, Oxygen and Showtime.

Joining host Rob Moden is Brian Edwards! Together, they discuss a weird, weird episode of Saturday Night Live with host Jim Carrey and musical guest Iggy Azalea, as well as a creepy billionaire who hoards Dennises, Helvis, Matthew McConaughey, and Lorne Michaels refusing to dance to Sia's Chandelier. Plus! News on Mulaney, Oscar hosts, and the Elf TV special! Deep Thoughts on SNL, as part of the Trivia Club Network, is a podcast that both reviews the current episodes of Saturday Night Live, talks about the comedy world through the perspective of SNL alum, while also reporting on the latest goings on in SNL Fantasy League! What IS the SNL Fantasy League? It's a comedy geek's spin on Fantasy Football! With a large golden championship, as always, for the winner of the league!

In this week's podcast we talk about Jonathan Glazer's seductive new film Under the Skin. Then we explore Melbourne's new shopping complex The Emporium and the concept of the contemporary shopping centre, before taking a listen to Sia's smash hit single Chandelier and reading her anti-fame manifesto.