Podcast appearances and mentions of skylar gudasz

Our special look back at what we done spun in 2024, featuring indie sounds from variety, Gustaf, and Holiday Ghosts. Plus singer/songwriter stylings from Skylar Gudasz, Mackenzie Leighton, and the Alan Sparhawk

On her latest album, Country, Skylar Gudasz continues her signature style of storytelling through song, but with a more expansive, cosmic perspective. While songs like "Truck" and "Mothers Daughter" maintain a familiar feel for fans of her previous work, tracks like "Fire Country" and "Atoll" showcase Gudasz (once dubbed "the Joni Mitchell the South never had") delving into our relationship with the world around us and how we shape it.In this episode of Discologist, Eduardo and Kevin chat with Skylar about the new album, her identification as an artist beyond just a musician, the significance of truth in art, and more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

New music from of Montreal, Savage Mansion, and a live in -studio from Skylar Gudasz

Durham based singer/songwriter Skylar Gudasz has been called "the Joni Mitchell the south never had." She's headlining day two of Carolina Indie Fest on Sept. 30, and joined the Friends of the Rant podcast recently to talk about her work.  

Skylar Gudasz is a Durham, North Carolina based singer songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. I chatted with Skylar about her writing style, the depth of her tunes, recording processes, her 2020 LP 'Cinema', and more.To keep up with Skylar Gudasz, the sponsors, and the Dan Cable Presents Podcast, please check out the links below.---------------------------------------------------Thank you to DistroKid for sponsoring this episode of the podcast. Use the link below to receive 30% off your first year of DistroKid services.  https://distrokid.com/?c=cable  www.producerowcafe.com www.north45bar.comhttps://www.skylargudasz.comhttps://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/find-helpINSTAGRAM: @skylargudasz@north45bar@producerowcafe @dancablepresents @distrokid @vrtxmagPhoto Credit: Chris Frisina Email: dancablepresents@gmail.com Spotify Playlists: https://open.spotify.com/user/54u8tkp1mevtd0i3cz79qbp8l?si=-4NT4PWPSlSowoXQkJhlkA Venmo: Dan-Cable-PresentsPatreon:https://www.patreon.com/dancablepresents 

Season 2: Episode 2 Robin Danar     “I work in the shadows.”   For over forty years, Robin has operated behind the scenes making performers sound great whether he is manning the board in the studio or handling the front-of-house sound in venues large and small around the world. The New York City native started hanging out with college DJs in Albany when he was a university student and soon found himself friends with musicians who were going places, writing their own songs. He went to NYC and introduced himself at CBGB, offering to sub for their front of house mixers and after getting the opportunity to fill-in doing freelance for them, hit it off with owner Hilly Kristal, becoming their full-time staff sound man in the late '70s. He got to mix for some iconic bands during their early days.  Robin working at CBGB Robin also took a janitor job at RPM studios – a job that served as a way into learning engineering in a recording studio from mentors like engineer Jim Boyer (Billy Joel, Steve Winwood) and legendary producer Phil Ramone.     Some years later, the word on the street got out that he was known for his skills at getting a whole band, and particularly vocals, to sound great  — so you could hear all the emotion and lyrics. He went on tour to mix sound for the likes of Laurie Anderson, Suzanne Vega, Cyndi Lauper, The Church, The Blue Nile, The B-52's, and more.   Robin's four-decade-plus career experience gave him a unique perspective where he is knowledgable in every stop along the way of an artist's career. Sometimes called to develop bands A&R wanted to sign, he also produced albums — even one of his own as artist-producer; he'd help performers focus their live performance; he understood how to tune a room, get the audience to enjoy a great mix no matter where they were seated or standing, the ins and outs of how to run a venue, the daily attitudes and devotion of a crew, how to keep performers feeling comfortable and at their best; and most of all, he's been the guy who knows what to do to make sure the artists and the audience can have fun at every gig. At work at a show for The Church   “My goal is to make the performer be heard the way that they deserve to be heard so they can succeed.”     When he moved to Los Angeles, Robin collaborated with Nic Harcourt and the prominent NPR station KCRW, serving as a producer on the station’s “Sessions” series and "A Sounds Eclectic Evening" fundraisers, where six bands would perform on a revolving stage.   2008's Altered States, a unique producer-as-artist album featuring vocalists like Lisa Loeb, Rachael Yamagata, Pete Yorn, and the Blue Nile’s Paul Buchanan.   At McCabe's with assistant John Calacci    Robin also mixes for shows he's passionate about, such as the revered McCabe’s Guitar Shop. For many years, he has been involved with the Wild Honey Foundation’s benefit concerts, where an all-star lineup of performers put on once-in-a-lifetime memorable tributes to a specific album by much loved bands like The Beatles, The Beach Boys, The Kinks, The Band, Big Star, and more. These shows raise money for autism research. Before COVID-19 venue lockdown, these shows were a yearly highlight for the Los Angeles community. With singer Skylar Gudasz for a Wild Honey concert (Photo by Steve Appleford)   Since its opening in 2015, Robin has served as production manager at L.A.’s acclaimed Teragram Ballroom. After the pandemic hit, he started working with NIVA (National Independent Venue Association) and its Save Our Stages initiative, helping to compile a “bible” of production-focused protocol to help venues reopen safely and keep business flourishing.    Jeff DelBello, Ken Blecher, and Robin at the Teragram Ballroom   Throughout his interview, his hard-earned advice from his experiences within a diverse range of jobs he's excelled at throughout his career is invaluable for those working — or wanting to work — in the music business. Whether it's the value of keeping an open mind for opportunities, the importance of making the artist comfortable for a show or during recording settings, or his thoughts on making and marketing music in the 2020s, Robin shares insights and a work ethic that helps to navigate the changing landscape of music and performance.    Please enjoy an entertaining, informative conversation with Robin Danar on the second episode of season two of Song Chronicles.   To support Robin Danar's medical expenses, go to https://www.gofundme.com/f/robin-danar-cancer-treatment-fund And for more information on the Wild Honey Foundation, visit https://www.facebook.com/WildHoneyEagleRock And for Save Our Stages, go to https://www.saveourstages.com  

In April 2020, Artist Soapbox released our second full length scripted audio drama https://www.thenewcolossuspodcast.com/ (THE NEW COLOSSUS). This is the first of two episodes that feature short interviews with the cast of THE NEW COLOSSUS audio drama (released in April 2020). This episode features half of the cast, all of whom play the younger generation of characters.

On this week's show, we do our part to keep a legendary NC music venue open, and give it up for a couple of records we dig that turn 10 years old. All this & much, much less!

Skylar Gudasz - Play Nice

Virginia native Skylar Gudasz gives DittyTV a look into her past as a former Quaker and UNC Chapel Hill alum. Plus, they talk about her music, her music videos, and more. Recorded March 2019 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In 2016, Skylar Gudasz released Oleander, a collection of songs that garnered deserved comparisons to the works of songwriting giants Carole King, Joni Mitchell, and more. Now she’s back with Cinema, a forward-looking, empowered exploration of the feelings that we often hide away to make it through the theatre of our day-to-day lives.Tune in as we chat with Gudasz about great songwriting, releasing an album into an isolated world, and more on an all-new episode of Discologist. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 6 of 6: A continuation of episode 5. Full of fractures and farewells, this is the final episode of The New Colossus. *Featuring a musical number written and performed by Skylar Gudasz. (Masha) *Excerpt of The Waste Land a poem by T.S. Elliot *** The New Colossus is an unhinged dark comedy reboot of Anton Chekhov's classic play, THE SEAGULL. A family of frustrated, attention-starved artists flocks to the seashore. One of them has a gun…what could possibly go wrong? A darkly comic reboot of Chekhov's classic THE SEAGULL, this rollicking tale examines the pitfalls of making art and making love in modern day America. *** CONTENT WARNING: The New Colossus Audio drama is rated R for content. Episodes contain: explicit language, lust and sexual situations, gunfire, death, dysfunctional conversations, illness, bad theatre, anti-patriotism, drinking, and arm-wrestling. You'll laugh, you'll cry. We hope you enjoy….http://www.thenewcolossuspodcast.com/ (The New Colossus). THE NEW COLOSSUS CAST AND CREW: Cast: IRINA: Edith Snow* TRIG: John Jimerson NINA: Carly P. Jones KONRAD: Ron McGill MASHA: Skylar Gudasz* MEDDIE: Ryan Ladue PAULINA: Susannah Hough SORIN: Michael Foley ANONYMOUS INTERVIEWEE: Kyma Lassiter *Skylar and Edith also composed and performed original music as part of their roles!!! Team: EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Aurelia Belfield PRODUCTION MANAGER: Kyma Lassiter PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS: Barbette Hunter and Kaley Morrison WRITER/DIRECTOR/PRODUCER: Tamara Kissane SOUND DESIGNER: Sam Elia AUDIO ENGINEER: Cameron Fitzpatrick ADDITIONAL RECORDING SUPPORT: James Phillips GRAPHIC DESIGN: Kaley Morrison RECORDED at: https://trailblazerstudios.com/ (Trailblazer Studios) in Raleigh, NC *** This is a production of Artist Soapbox and Soapbox Audio Collective with support from the Manbites Dog Theater Fund, the patrons of Artist Soapbox, the Mary Duke Biddle Foundation, Timothy McMackin, and Trailblazer Studios. Written by Tamara Kissane. Produced by Artist Soapbox + Soapbox Audio Collective. www.thenewcolossuspodcast.com www.artistsoapbox.org  

Skylar Gudasz is a Durham, NC-based musician with a bold and gritty voice. Drawing on a long musical history and some high-profile collaborations, Gudasz has built a strong language of music from which to craft her own stellar tunes. She brought the band down to Serious Business Music in Brooklyn to give us a look at her new music in this lovely session. Cinema will be released April 17, 2020 on Suah Sounds.     00:00 - Sklar Gudasz 00:50 - Skylar Gudasz 04:04 - Interview - Skylar Gudasz 06:54 - Rider 09:27 - Interview - Skylar Gudasz 13:27 - Play Nice 16:38 - Interview - Skylar Gudasz 23:07 - I’m So Happy I Could Die 27:20 - Interview - Skylar Gudasz 31:07 - Lean Closer To Me Now 36:38 - Outro 37:36 - Finish

Skylar Gudasz is a Durham, NC-based musician with a bold and gritty voice. Drawing on a long musical history and some high-profile collaborations, Gudasz has built a strong language of music from which to craft her own stellar tunes. She brought the band down to Serious Business Music in Brooklyn to give us a look at her new music in this lovely session. Cinema will be released April 17, 2020 on Suah Sounds.     00:00 - Sklar Gudasz 00:50 - Skylar Gudasz 04:04 - Interview - Skylar Gudasz 06:54 - Rider 09:27 - Interview - Skylar Gudasz 13:27 - Play Nice 16:38 - Interview - Skylar Gudasz 23:07 - I’m So Happy I Could Die 27:20 - Interview - Skylar Gudasz 31:07 - Lean Closer To Me Now 36:38 - Outro 37:36 - Finish

The New Colossus is an unhinged dark comedy reboot of Anton Chekhov's classic play, THE SEAGULL.  CONTENT WARNING: The New Colossus Audio drama is rated R for content. Episodes contain: explicit language, lust and sexual situations, gunfire, death, dysfunctional conversations, illness, bad theatre, anti-patriotism, drinking, and arm-wrestling. You'll laugh, you'll cry. We hope you enjoy….The New Colossus. *** This is a production of Artist Soapbox and Soapbox Audio Collective with support from the Manbites Dog Theater Fund, the patrons of Artist Soapbox, the Mary Duke Biddle Foundation, Timothy McMackin, and Trailblazer Studios.  CREDITS:The New Colossus was written, directed, and produced by Tamara Kissane. This audio drama was adapted from Tamara's 2016 stage play produced by Little Green Pig Theatrical Concern and inspired by Anton Chekhov's play, THE SEAGULL written in 1895.  Big thanks to the incredible team who made this audio production possible: Executive Producer: Aurelia Belfield Sound design and editing by Sam Elia Original Music by Edith Snow and Skylar Gudasz The audio was recorded at Trailblazer Studios by Cameron Fitzpatrick, our audio engineer, and production manager Kyma Lassiter with additional support from production assistants Barbette Hunter and Kaley Morrison. Additional recording support by James Phillips. This audio drama features the acting talents of Ron Lee McGill as Konrad, Carly P. Jones as Nina, Edith Snow as Irina, John Jimerson as Trig, Skylar Gudasz as Masha, Ryan Ladue as Meddie, Susannah Hough as Paulina and Michael Foley as Sorin. Kyma Lassiter was the anonymous interviewee on the street. Graphic design by Kaley Morrison. SUPPORT:For any questions or just to say hi, email us at thenewcolossuspodcast@gmail.com and check us out on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. To support the work of Artist Soapbox, please consider becoming ahttps://www.patreon.com/artistsoapbox ( monthly Patreon contributor).

We premiere a new song from Roger and Brian Eno, plus the ambient sounds of Jon Hopkins, Skylar Gudasz and more artists who offer a soothing mix to slow the blood, calm the nerves and inspire the mind.Playlist:1. Jon Hopkins: "Scene Suspended" (Single)2. Roger & Brian Eno: "Celeste" from Mixing Colours3. Lambert: "Vienna" from True4. Ian Urbina & Teen Daze: "Reel In (Sea Slavery)" from Pure Water5. Niklas Paschburg: "Duvet" from Svalbard6. Skylar Gudasz: "Actress" (Single)

The guys are joined by Skylar Gudasz to discuss the 2001 release from Gillian Welch called “Time (The Revelator).” Plenty of other discussion like Big Star Third Tributes and “Thirteen,” Glen Campbell and Wichita Lineman, Steve Miller and Quicksilver girls, John Henry, Songs: Ohia, David Rawlings, being free and also a slave to art, giving music away for free, and new music (Woo Hoo) from Skylar. Learn more about Skylar at skylargudasz.com/ Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google Podcasts and Spotify. Additional content is found at: Facebook.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast or twitter @podcastrecords or IG at instagram.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast/

RTN Theology #14 remembers as collaborative music project from 2012 birthed out of a North Carolina church community. Bob and Chris talk with producer Jeff Crawford about the making of Hymns from the Gathering Church at Arbor Ridge Studios. This record features old hymns reimagined by artists such as Phil Cook, Mandolin Orange, Skylar Gudasz, Seth Kaufman (Floating Action), H.C. McEntire, Brett Harris, Ryan Gustafson (The Dead Tongues), and more. Bob shares his personal ties to this music and Chris is simply content to be on a call “between two Crawfords.”

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After a surprise cameo from Rachel's dog, Beau, Durham singer-songwriter Skylar Gudasz joins us to talk about sleepovers soundtracked by 90s country and make road trip plans to Dollywood. Between our ramblings about Chicken Soup for the Soul books and speculating on the future of viral yodeling star Mason Ramsey, we discuss Diamond Rio's accented vocals, Tim McGraw's romantic gestures, and LeAnn Rimes' childhood success. Rachel's pick - Norma Jean Riley by Diamond Rio, 1991 Skylar's pick - Something Like That by Tim McGraw, 1999 Spencer's pick - Blue by LeAnn Rimes, 1996 Check out Skylar's music and tour dates at http://www.skylargudasz.com/

Skylar Gudasz stops by to speak about the tour she’s been on, the album she is finishing up, and her upcoming show at Kings!

Singer, songwriter, master of snark, connoisseur of biscuits; Al Riggs is a renaissance kinda guy.  His album, Hell House, was in the Indy Week's Top 20 of 2017. In this interview, we talk a lot about Al's art, privilege, biscuits, and Al's forthcoming February residence at the Cave in Chapel Hill, NC. This podcast contains 3 of Al's songs, "Privately Remembered", "Christmas Parade" and "Let's Have A Room", which features Skylar Gudasz on guest vocals. Support local artists and check out Al's music at alriggs.bandcamp.com/album/hell-house

Louise Goffin is the daughter of the hit-making songwriting team of Carole King and Gerry Goffin, yet she’s been able to forge her own unique path in music, beginning when she was only 19 years old with the album Kid Blue in 1979. In 1982, she placed a song on the Fast Times at Ridgemont High Soundtrack, then had a VH1 hit with 1988’s “Bridge of Sighs,” before taking a break from releasing music. More recently, she’s been more active, producing a Grammy-nominated album for her mother, A Holiday Carole in 2011, and sharing the stage with her last year at London’s Hyde Park, doing her own set, as well as helping sing some of Carole’s Tapestry album. Louise has recently placed several songs on TV shows, and she’s working on new material for 2018. She tells us why she’s not interested in recording full-length albums anymore, and the crazy story of getting Johnny Depp & Alice Cooper to sing backup vocals on a recent song of hers

In 2010 Memphis's legendary Big Star, one of the most influential bands in rock n roll history, was set to finally get their due, but it was not to be. Just days before a planned showcase at SXSW in Austin, TX, frontman/chief songwriter Alex Chilton passed away, and what was meant to be a celebration and validation of their remarkable career instead became joyous wake featuring some of the biggest names in music. Fast forward to 2017, and the magic of the touring version of that celebration, a band that features original Big Star drummer Jody Stephens, dB's mastermind Chris Stamey, Mike Mills (R.E.M.), Kronos Quartet, Robyn Hitchcock, Jeff Tweedy (Wilco), Dan Wilson (Semisonic), and newcomers Skylar Gudasz and Brett Harris, has been captured on film in the new documentary Thank You Friends: Big Star's Third LIve...and more. Kevin and neighbor Michael are digging deep into the film's soundtrack to to to find out why Big Star was such an important band, ponder the power of tribute, and speculate where this collection of master musicians should go from here. PLUS! Skylar Gudasz's Oleandar was one of the best albums of 2016. We've got a track to help remind of of that very important fact. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In an exclusive new series, Durham-based singer-songwriter Skylar Gudasz shares her song Aviary and the story behind it. Check out more of Skylar's beautiful music from Oleander, her much-raved-about album, on iTunes and Spotify, and keep up with her on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @skylargudasz. Don't miss her perform on New Years Eve at First Night Raleigh from 8-10pm at Marbles Kids Museum! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Singer/songwriter Skylar Gudasz's debut LP, Oleander, is a sublime exploration of modern romance that wears its influences on its sleeve and is bursting at the seams with humor, heart, and class. It's also one of the best albums of 2016.When she's not busy making great albums, Gudasz can be found palling around on stage with members of Big Star, Wilco, R.E.M., and more.She's KINDA a big deal.Lucky for you, Skylar had time to hang out with us in the basement to talk about her unique approach to songwriting, the making of Oleander, performing with music legends and much more.Guys...we're gonna need you to get hip to this, OK?Show NotesCheck out Skylar Gudasz's latest video, "I'll Be Your Man", below!Tip Jar Skylar GudaszLINKSOfficial SiteFacebookTwitterInstagramLISTEN ONSpotifyApple Music Upcoming Tour Dates See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Last week it was 311 day. If you don't know what that is you're lying. To yourself.*Damien Jurado is back with an expansive, mind-bending, psycho-trip of a new album, Visions of Us on the Land. We buy the ticket and take the ride.Skylar Gudasz's exceptional debut album Oleander is out NOW. We've got a track to help convince you of said exceptionality.*Now would be a good time to reiterate that we are not a facts based podcast.Show Notes"311 Day at the Smoothie King Center [Offbeat Magazine]Listen to our conversation with Damien Jurado from 2014 [link]Get to know Skylar GudaszOfficial Site | Facebook | Twitter | SpotifyCheck out the track "Kick Out The Chair" off of Skylar Gudasz's Oleander below. Visions of Us on the LandDamien JuradoKevin: Buy ItCarrie: Stream ItEduardo: Stream ItOfficial Site | Facebook | Twitter | Spotify Upcoming Tour Dates See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lately Gudasz has been touring along with a wide array of musicians in support of Big Star tribute shows, where she performs some of the iconic act's most influential tracks with some of the band's original members. A few weeks ago Gudasz joined Grant Golden in the studio for Carolina Grown in advance of the Big Star tribute that took place at Cat's Cradle. Speaking of how she came to love the legendary indie act, what brought her into this group of highly esteemed musicians, and what we can expect from her solo endeavors, Skylar filled the hour with engaging conversation and a breathtaking performance of Neil Young's “Needle and the Damage Done.”

Upon hearing Haskins' song, acclaimed North Carolina artists Caitlin Cary (of Whiskeytown) and Jon Lindsay decided to band together and form the NC Music Love Army, a project that snowballed into something far more encompassing than anyone could imagine. Within the 6 months since the Moral Monday protests, the NC Music Love Army has already written, recorded and now released a full-length album of protest songs geared towards the N.C. state legislators. Last week I spoke with Caitlin Cary, Jon Lindsay and Skylar Gudasz about the formation of the Love Army, some of the pitfalls that they've come across since its inception, and where the project will go from here.This past Saturday (Nov. 30) the group celebrated the album's release at Cat's Cradle, a show that was filled with protest anthems both new and old, along with a slew of special guests. During our conversation, we speak about these member's favorite protest songs, what listeners could expect from the show and heard an unreleased song from the Love Army, “Dear Mr. McCrory.”