Podcasts about single of the year

Le 4 février, Metallica a remporté le prix de la meilleure performance metal aux Grammy Awards, pour le titre "72 Seasons", plage titulaire de l'album sorti en 2023, c'est le bassiste Robert Trujillo qui a accepté le trophée au nom du groupe. Une cérémonie qui a accueilli le groupe groupe irlandais U2, le groupe a interprété son morceau "Atomic City", depuis la Sphere de Las Vegas, montrant toutes les facettes de l'expérience vécue dans cette nouvelle salle à la pointe de la technologie. Performance également de Tracy Chapman et Luke Combs aux Grammy's qui ont interprété le single "Fast Car", sorti en 1988. Joni Mitchell s'est produite sur la scène de la cérémonie pour la première fois de sa carrière pour interpréter "Both Sides Now", sa chanson de 1969 tirée de son deuxième album, ‘'Clouds'', avec Brandi Carlile à la guitare. Billy Joel était aussi présent pour cette édition 2024, et pour la première fois depuis plus de vingt ans, il a interprété "Turn The Lights Back On", son nouveau single, rejoint par l'artiste Laufey au violoncelle. Le groupe de reggae The Wailers a annoncé, sur ses réseaux sociaux, le décès de son bassiste Aston "Familyman" Barrett, à l'âge de 77 ans, après "une longue lutte" contre la maladie. dans la ville où s'était éteint Bob Marley en 1981. Mots-Clés : groupe, heavy, Disturbed, Ghost, Slipknot, Spiritbox, succès, morceau, réinterprétation, country, disque, platine, États-Unis, prix, Single Of The Year et Song Of The Year, Country Music Association Awards, folk, live, Joni Mitchell at Newport, Jamaïcain, Bob Marley, ministre, Culture, Olivia Grande, hôpital, Université, Miami, Floride. --- Classic 21 vous informe des dernières actualités du rock, en Belgique et partout ailleurs. Le Journal du Rock, chaque jour à 7h30 et 18h30. Merci pour votre écoute Pour écouter Classic 21 à tout moment : www.rtbf.be/classic21 Retrouvez tous les contenus de la RTBF sur notre plateforme Auvio.be Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement.

A run down of the Saving Country Music Album, Song, and Single of the Year, along with other recent news and reviews. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kyle-coroneos5/support

Chapman also won Song of the Year for the hit 35 years after it came out

Chapman also won Song of the Year for the hit 35 years after it came out

Noel catches up with Josh Joplin. He has founded the bands, Josh Joplin Group and Among The Oak & Ash. He is set to release his first album in almost a decade with Among The Oak & Ash called, "Figure Drawing." His song "Camera One," with the Josh Joplin group, was the first independent release to hit number 1 at Triple A radio and went to 22 on the Billboard Top 40 chart in 2001. It won the "Single Of The Year" award by the American Association of Independent Music.

Today's episode features a conversation on all Pop & Theatre entertainment we consumed in 2022. From Beyoncé to Taylor Swift, The Music Man to & Juliet,  we give you rankings on some of our favorites. Please take a listen to hear what we think! We hope you enjoyed a fun year with us.If you liked this episode, don't forget to subscribe to this podcast and leave us a review. Share your thoughts with us on this episode below:On Instagram: @halfhourpodcastOn TikTok: @halfhourpodcastOn our website: www.twoworldsentertainmentllc.com

Welcome BackStory fans! Join us for a special episode with singer, songwriter and producer, Frank Myers. Frank has written many #1 hits that we have all heard and love, and have been recorded by some of the biggest names in country music, as well as other genres. He talks about some of the backstories behind his biggest hits, his start in the business, and advice for those looking to break into the music business. Frank's new single, titled " I Wish Every Day Could Be Christmas" is available now, just in time for the holiday season, and he gives us some insight into his writing process for this song, We hope you enjoy this really interesting episode with an equally interesting guest. We thank Frank for his time spent with us. Frank's Bio: Frank J Myers is from Dayton, Ohio. He moved to Nashville in 1981. Frank got his start in Nashville as band leader, road manager and lead guitarist for Eddy Raven in 1981 and worked with Eddy for nine years. It was with Eddy that Frank started writing, playing and co-producing sessions. They had two number ones, five number twos and three top tens. Songs such as “I Got Mexico,” “Bayou Boys,” “You Should've Been Gone By Now,” “Sometimes A Lady” and many others. It was in 1982 though, that Frank had his first single (a song he wrote by himself) with “You and I” for Eddie Rabbitt and Crystal Gayle which stayed number one: four weeks country, number two for six weeks AC and number six for four weeks Pop. It was during his time with Eddy Raven that Frank met Gary Baker. They had their first number one together in 1993 with “Once Upon A Lifetime” by Alabama. Gary and Frank recorded one album for MCG/Curb Records as Baker & Myers and were three time nominees for Duo Of The Year at the ACM's and CMA's. Their greatest accomplishment as writers together came when John Michael Montgomery recorded “I Swear” which was number one for four weeks on the Country charts. The song was then recorded by All 4 One and went to number one on the pop charts and stayed there for 11 weeks. Since then, “I Swear” has won many awards, including: American Songwriter Magazine Pop, AC, R&B, Country and Overall Song of the year. Pop, R&B, Country and Overall Songwriters of the year. 1st Annual Country Radio Awards Single and Song of the year, C.M.A. Awards for Single of the year, Song of the year nomination, Grammy Awards for Country song of the year, Best R&B Vocal and Song of the year nomination, A.C.M. Awards for Single and Song of the year, N.S.A.I. Award for Country, Pop, and AC Song of the year A.S.C.A.P. Award for Country, Pop and R&B Song of the Year Billboard Magazine Awards #1 song of 1994, Jukebox Award for 1994 Song and Songwriters of the Year and International Song Of The Years Awards for Canada, Germany, Great Britain, France, Sweden, Switzerland, Japan and China. Frank also co-wrote “I'm Already There” the seven-week number one smash by Lonestar, which was nominated for a Grammy and CMA Song and Single Of The Year.  His single “My Front Porch Looking In” by Lonestar is the first record in R&R history to go to #1 fall to number #2 for 6 weeks and go back to #1. Frank's latest #1 was “Tomorrow” by Chris Young which was also nominated for ACM Single of the Year. Frank has had songs recorded by over 50 Country and Pop Artists, He has had 12 number ones and 20 top tens and is a 2021 Nashville Songwriters Hall Of Fame Nominee. Frank's Artist co-writes and Productions include Kenny Loggins, Richie McDonald, Lonestar, Vince Gill, Billy Ray Cyrus, All 4 One, Pam Tillis, The Gatlins, Andy Griggs, Eddy Raven, John Rich, Dave Fenley, Angie Keilhauer and many others

Perhaps Martha and the Muffins are best known for the 1980 hit ‘Echo Beach' which won a Juno award for Single Of The Year. But there is so much more to this bands musical landscape. Founding members Martha Johnson and Mark Gane share the journey with host Dan Hare including: how the band got it's name; their alternative and diverse musical style; the dirty side of the record biz; how Daniel Lanois came to produce their album; why Martha stopped performing live; their newly released album 'Marthology: In And Outtakes' and so much more. Find out more about the band at: marthaandthemuffins.com and on their YouTube Channel.

Flat Lake, Alberta's Brett Kissel has just released "What Is Life?" - his 5th major-label studio album - that sets out to answer the album title's question track by track including the first release "Make A Life, Not A Living". Brett has won 18 Canadian Country Music Association (CCMA) awards, 2 Junos, has 15 Top 10 radio singles & 3 #1 songs. HIs single "Drink About Me" - one of his #1 songs - from his Now Or Never album is up for Single Of The Year at the 2021 Juno Awards. It's the first time a country single has been in that category in a decade. Of the new album, Brett says: “That age-old question is one that I’ve really focused on and centered around for this next phase of my career and for my life. And each and every time, the one thought that is always front and center for me, is doing the best we can with what we have, and making the most of our lives – living the words that I sing in the first song – and I hope that everyone who hears it not just enjoys it, but is also inspired by it.” Brett shares stories about the album, recording with Charley Pride, touring with Garth Brooks, debuting at the Grand Ole Opry in 2015, learning "I Walk The Line" on his first guitar & much more!

Ross Copperman does it all. He writes hit songs. He produces hit records. He nurtures the next wave of musical superstars through his philanthropic work. And somehow he also finds the time to be a husband and father. From his early days as a reluctant eight year old banging away on an upright piano, Ross eventually flirted with a solo career across the pond before returning to the States, where he became one of Nashville's most in-demand players. A chart-topping songwriter and producer with twenty-nine number one hits to his name, the upcoming release of his newest EP brings Ross' career full circle, returning him to his pop music roots. Hang out in the virtual studio with Nick and Ross as they weigh in on a wide range of topics, from the differences between songwriting for yourself and for other artists, to the seismic changes that have leveled the playing field in the music industry.   HIGHLIGHTS:   [02:08] The song "I Hope", performed and written by Gabby Barrett, and produced by Ross, is nominated for Single Of The Year by the Academy Of Country Music [02:50] Ross explains how he came to meet and work with Gabby [05:40] Ross' obsession with songwriting took him from Virginia to the clubs of New York [07:35] From his success in New York, Ross was signed by a British label and put out his first album [09:36] In England, Ross learned a great deal about producing records [10:19] The title for Ross' album, "Welcome To Reality", came to him in a dream [10:56] Although he's back in the US, Ross still has professional ties to England [11:49] Ross has a series of new EPs coming out, starting with "Somewhere There's A Light On" [13:31] Ross' creative energy is invigorated by his focus on his new songwriting and recording [15:18] The pandemic and social media have completely changed the live music business [16:15] Ross' goal in the coming year is to play a theater, but maintain his new recording streak [17:16] Leaving England for Nashville, Ross found himself taking advantage of all the opportunities that came his way [20:29] Ross' big break in Nashville came when he met his life-long friend and mentor Josh Van Valkenburg [21:44] Once he was established in Nashville, Ross had a decade-long string of country hits with artists like Keith Urban, Kenny Chesney, and Blake Shelton [23:29] Some artists like collaborating with Ross over Zoom, but some enjoy working in the same space [25:57] The song "John Cougar, John Deere, John 3:16" was inspired by the vignettes of American life that Ross remembered and loved [27:06] Ross' songwriting skills have evolved, and his strengths have changed over the years [28:26] Every song Ross writes starts in his home studio, but the real recording happens in a professional set-up [30:30] Ross' musical talents weren't inherited, they came from his own personal drive [31:19] Ross doesn't write to chase musical trends or social events, he just writes [32:32] Nashville is changing positively in many cultural and social ways [33:59] There is so much new music being release today, it's almost impossible to keep up with it all [35:39] Ross' non-profit Song Farm focuses on teaching high school kids how to make and record music   Thanks for listening! Tune in next week and don't forget to take a minute to review the podcast. In this incredibly competitive podcasting world, every piece of feedback helps. Follow our social media channels for last-minute announcements and guest reveals @theradicalpod on Instagram and Facebook.   Find out more about today's guest, Ross Copperman. Find out more about your host, Nick Terzo   MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: @GabbyBarrett_ @ACMawards @taylorswift13 @kennychesney @KeithUrban @MarenMorris @kanyewest @johnlegend @MarkRonson @TheWho @Pete_Townshend @rogerdaltry @RobertPlant @robbiewilliams @shanemcanally @bmaloufmix @KevinKadish @DierksBentley @BitterEndNYC @ColumbiaRecords @kevinmgriffin @betterthanezra @natashabdnfield @thescript @guyachambers @vanvalk13 [Josh Van Valkenburg, Ross' friend and mentor] @jeremyzucker @chelseacutler @thompsonsquare @oasis @amywinehouse @RCARecords  @PhotoFinish [Photo Finish Records] @edsheeran Song Farm Ashley Gorley

Corey Hart won Single Of The Year for 'Never Surrender' in 1985. Chilly Gonzales explains that "The human ear associates a falling melody with submissiveness" So what gives this song its defiant strength? Find out.

Shawn Mendes won Single Of The Year in 2018, and Gonzales notes the EDM sound but Mendes also has, "the feeling of hearing a person, a true singer-songwriter."

Welcome back to The Music Scout! This episode we've got some brand new music from Brutus that came out this week. It's really hot off the block stuff, with this track being their most diverse to date! Well worth listening in for as well as the hype for their 2nd album 'Nest' out in March 2019!  We also have music from the likes of Jerry Williams who came 2nd in the Single Of The Year 2018, as well as music from ttypes, The Magic Gang, Orchards, Acrasia and 1000 Gram! Website: www.themusicscout.co.uk Email: themusicscoutpodcast@gmail.com Previous Interview with Tom McGuire: http://www.themusicscout.co.uk/tmsepisodebrassholes.html Twitter: www.twitter.com/themusicscout_ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4VMv43UvaAS8UW7wF9N7Xv

Join us as we talk about the 10 (13?) best singles of the year in our inaugural Blisspoint of the Year series where we give you the lowdown on the best music of the year. Singles of the Year (in no particular order): Childish Gambino, "This is America" -- Episode 8 Anderson .Paak, "Til It's Over" -- Episode 3 Covet, "shibuya (feat. San Holo)" -- Episode 10 G Flip, "About You" -- Episode 2 Kurt Vile, "Loading Zones" -- Episode 13 Gunship, "Dark All Day" -- Episode 11 Courtney Barnett, "Nameless, Faceless" -- Episode 2 Petite Noir, "Beach (feat. Danny Brown, Nukubi Nukubi)" -- Episode 15 Phoebe Bridgers, "The Gold (Manchester Orchestra Cover)" -- Episode N/A Kelsey Lu, "Due West" -- Episode 18 Honorable Mentions: Now Now, "MJ" -- Episode 8 Jack White, "Over and Over and Over" -- Episode 3 Pusha T, "Story of Adidon" -- Episode 9

The title is pretty self explanatory. I decided to edit out (completely faze out) 8 extra minutes of rambling (felt like being in a truncated mood today) I talk a bit about my track (how I produced it and how I came up with the album cover. (check out bandcamp: https://him3emusic.bandcamp.com/track/valley-boi-and-he-was-like) Word of the day: effectively (I use it as much as I use 'like')

We've made it to the end of the year folks and that means it's time for the Single Of The Year. This list consists of 10 songs that have really surprised, mesmerised, shocked and amazed me all at the same time. This list consists of many different genres too which I'm proud to show you all of all the songs I have listened to over the course of the year.  There is a link below to the playlist on Spotify called "The Music Scout's New Jams 2018", this consists of over 300 songs of which most have been featured on this playlist. Go listen and indulge in all the music that I have played over the past 12 months on the podcast!  There will be a new 'New Jams 2019' playlist arriving in January where I will start the process all over again, adding amazing new songs that I'll hear over the course of next year. Until then, tune into the top 10 singles of 2018 and do you think my choices were worthy of their place?! Let me know! Until then, keep an eye out for Album Of The Year coming very soon!  Ta Rah    Website: www.themusicscout.co.uk Email: themusicscoutpodcast@gmail.com Previous Interview with Convey: http://www.themusicscout.co.uk/tmsepisodeconvey.html Twitter: www.twitter.com/themusicscout_ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4VMv43UvaAS8UW7wF9N7Xv      

(Philippians 2:3) Let nothing be done through strife or vainglory; but in lowliness of mind let each esteem other better than themselves.  Welcome to Season 2 of the Hebrew Hip-Hop Awards! Up next are the nominees for "Single of the Year"; tracks that were in heavy rotation during 2017. Mondays at 8 pm est/7 pm cst. Call in at 914.205.5414 or listen live via blogtalkradio.com/2nkt. **Voting will begin after the show via Facebook, and will run until Sunday, January 21st at 5 pm EST/4 pm CST.**

Here we go folks! The top 10 singles of the year voted by...well me, but I hope you guys do enjoy and agree with my decisions! After hours of deciding and moving around with songs, it's finally here!  Next week will be the album of the year and that is going to be even more exciting! Who will take home the crown of the Single Of The Year...? Stick around, enjoy the music and find out!  Thanks for all the support and here's to new music in 2018! Ta Rah x   Website: www.themusicscout.co.uk Facebook: www.facebook.com/themusicscout Twitter: www.twitter.com/themusicscout_ Email: themusicscoutpodcast@gmail.com Thanks to 'BenSound' for the wicked intro!

Jim Casey talks with Keith Urban about: • "Blue Ain't Your Color" winning the CMA Award for Single of the Year • debuting his new single, "Female," at the CMA Awards • hearing "Female" for the first time on Oct. 11, one day after it was written by Ross Copperman, Shane McAnally and Nicolle Galyon • recording "Female" on Oct. 31 • the importance of the song's message in 2017 • working on his upcoming 10th studio album, which will drop in 2018 • taking his time while making new albums • bringing albums to life the way he hears it in his head: "audio-lize" • turning 50 years old in October • touring hard in 2018 • celebrating Thanksgiving with wife, daughters & mom this year • relaxing over the upcoming holidays Quote Worthy: • "I had an immediate reaction to 'Female'—as a father of two daughters, as a husband, as a son, it just resonated with me. I went and grabbed my acoustic guitar and started playing it right away." Show Participants: • Keith Urban • Jim Casey, NCD editor in chief

Dan Davidson’s sound came together as he started writing and working on music with Toronto producer Jeff Dalziel (Washboard Union, Andrew Hyatt, Autumn Hill, Brett Kissel) and the two spent the better part of a year developing an EP that’s characteristic of Dan’s love of “good time” music. His first release Found - which he co-wrote with Clayton Bellamy - quickly found a lot of airplay on Country radio. Dan’s 2nd release Barn Burner (another co-write with Clayton Bellamy) was released in late 2016 and also broke the top 40 and pushed Dan over the edge to be recognized as the Canadian Country Spotlight Featured Artist of 2016/2017. The song was accompanied by an over-the-top music video shot in Tokyo, Japan. Recently, Dan just won 4 ACMA awards at his first time participating in the event. He took home “Song Of The Year”, “Single Of The Year”, “Video Of The Year”, and “Rising Star”. Recently, Dan has been recognized as a 2-time CCMA Award nominee alongside acts like Dean Brody, Brett Kissel, and other top artists. You can catch Dan sharing the stage in 2018 with artists like John Pardi, Brett Kissel, The Washboard Union, Kira Isabella, Gord Bamford, Chad Brownlee, Tim Hicks and many more as he tours his highly anticipated debut release “Songs For Georgia” (available October 27, 2017)

Melanie Durrant is a seasoned veteran who embodies real artistry through her very unique, edgy and soulful music style. Born and raised in Toronto, Melanie attended the Earl Haig School of the Arts. She trained at the Royal Conservatory of Music and worked on an eclectic array of projects before she became an “alternative hip-hop soul” artist. Citing influences that range from the soulful swoon of Minne Ripperton to the hard-knock of Aerosmith to the “mercy me” melodies of Marvin Gaye, the radiant singer/songwriter has no problems crashing through the wall of sound. She has received multiple accolades though out her career including a Much Music Video Award nod for her single “Where I’m Going” and Stylus Awards winner for Single Of The Year for her song “Bang Bang” ft Kardinal Offishall. In 2013, Melanie Durrant's reggae influenced lovers rock single "Made For Love" was nominated for Reggae Single of the Year at the Juno Awards. Recently in February 2014, she received the 2nd Juno nomination of her career for R&B/Soul Recording of Year for her single "Gone".  In addition to performing her own shows for audiences across Canada and the U.S., Melanie Durrant has shared the stage alongside Jay Z, 50 Cent, Jill Scott, Cissy Houston, Common, Sean Paul, Kardinal Offishall as well as many of Canada’s top artists. She has graced such magazines as Honey and Coco. Melanie has performed and done interviews with MuchMusic Canada, MTV Canada, Star Daily, CTV Network, GlobalTV to name a few. She has had a variety of video production releases under her belt aired nationally on MuchMusic Canada. Her songs have been in high rotation on toronto’s Flow 93.5 fm, G98.7 fm as well as other radio stations across Canada. Melanie Durrant’s music has been featured on numerous compilation releases and DJ mixtapes around the world. 

  RAS INDIO, aka David Cynque Obi, was born in Los Angeles.Award winning Belizean Reggae/Dancehall Artist, RAS INDIO, continues to represent putting Belizeans on the international musical map. Spreading positive vibes worldwide with his unique lyrical delivery combined with an energetic stage presence, guaranteed to light up every stage and ignite any crowd. His musical style is of traditional African elements mixed with the hardcore sound of Roots Reggae—lyrically filled with Inspirational messages of truth and righteousness. New Zealand's Katchafire began as a Bob Marley covers band named after Catch a Fire, the debut album by the Wailers. Created their own brand of sunny ska and reggae. In 1997 Katchafire was a five-piece jamming in a garage in their hometown of Hamilton, the band consisting of frontman Logan Bell (guitar, lead vocals), his brother Jordan Bell (drums), Thompson Hohepa (guitar, vocals), Tere Ngarua (bass), and Haani Totorewa (keyboards, vocals). In 2002 they tentatively released, "Giddy Up," It became the highest-selling single of the year, and the album that followed, Revival,  double platinum.   Culture D.K. Singer, Songwriter, Painter,ProducerCULTURE D.K. was born in Baden-Baden  He lived in Germany and all over Europe. Started making music since his early childhood, but in the region of Basel he is active since 2008 together with his old Jamaican friend Bob . He wrote many songs, most of them with social or political content. DEKAY is also a talented painter catching themes like violence, poverty and of course "the decay of culture in our society" for his paintings. End of 2011 D.K. founded GLASMANN ARTWORKS, a arts and music company.