Podcasts about snoh alegra

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This week Spike and Mo answer an email, Mo has a suprise experience and they talk about this weeks them ROUTINE and STRUCTURE Contact Us: 470-318-5034 Awitb2022@gmail.com IG:@anotherweekinthebooks, goodearnerpod_sopranos, @iamspikelou, @The_Conceptual_Mauricehunt WE DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THE MUSIC USED IN THIS PODCAST Music By: Maurice Hunt III, Snoh Alegra, Dj Khaled, MMG, Mobb Deep and Wale Check out more from: Maurice Hunt III: ROLE: The Audio Drama Series (Fiction Podcast) Good Earners (Reviewing The Sopranos) Spike Lou: On Deck Tv Show (Hip Hop) and Good Earners(TV), DeadEnd Sports

This Week we talk about the Divsion and Unity Amongst Black Men and Women Contact Us: 470-318-5034 Awitb2022@gmail.com IG:@anotherweekinthebooks, goodearnerpod_sopranos, @iamspikelou, @The_Conceptual_Mauricehunt WE DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THE MUSIC USED IN THIS PODCAST Music By: Maurice Hunt III, Big Pun, Snoh Alegra, HER, Ludacris and Wale Check out more from: Mykesha: @mymyloveslife and her book Self Love The Best Love by Mykesha Guider Maurice Hunt III: ROLE: The Audio Drama Series (Fiction Podcast) Good Earners (Reviewing The Sopranos) Spike Lou: On Deck Tv Show (Hip Hop) and Good Earners(TV), DeadEnd Sports --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/awitb/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/awitb/support

Get ready to unwind and chill to the soulful vibes on 'Chillmode' with Metro Beatz! This week, enjoy the smoothest R&B and slow jam tunes that will soothe your soul. This week unwind to the melodies of Maeta, Daniel Ceasar, Chris Brown, The Temptations, Snoh Alegra, Victoria Monet and many more incredible artists! Tune in every Sunday night at 10pm for the ultimate chill-out session exclusively on mocradio.com. Let Metro Beatz be your guide as he curates a mesmerizing playlist made for relaxation & chill. Whether you're winding down the weekend or seeking a soothing escape, 'Chillmode' is the perfect soundtrack to set the mood.

Get ready to unwind and chill to the soulful vibes on 'Chillmode' with Metro Beatz! This week, enjoy the smoothest R&B and slow jam tunes that will soothe your soul. This week unwind to the melodies of Babyface, Loose Ends, Victoria Monet, Snoh Alegra, Maeta, Isley Brothers, Ray J, Fridayy and many more incredible artists! Tune in every Sunday night at 10pm for the ultimate chill-out session exclusively on mocradio.com. Let Metro Beatz be your guide as he curates a mesmerizing playlist made for relaxation & chill. Whether you're winding down the weekend or seeking a soothing escape, 'Chillmode' is the perfect soundtrack to set the mood.

In this episode, we're joined by professional hairstylist James Catalano to learn more about the pathway to getting into hairstyling, his journey navigating the industry, the value of having an agency, and what he's learned along the way.Follow James on Instagram: @jamescatalanohair[About this week's guest]James Catalano is a professional hairstylist with over a decade of experience in the industry. James works with all hair types and textures across Advertising/Commercial, Editorial, and Beauty. His work has been featured globally in press such as  ELLE, Vanity Fair, Vogue Russia, GQ, ES, Hunger, Gay Times, Black Beauty, Clam, and Volt. Experienced with celebrity clientele including Celeste, Jodie Turner-Smith, Snoh Alegra, Olivia Palermo and Jourdan Dunn. Commercial Clients include: Nike, Gucci, Adidas, Dove, American Express, Bacardi, Captain Morgan, John Hardy, JD Sports,Tinder, Bumble, Alizeé, Lee Cooper,  Curlformers, Denham, and Sleek.Follow on Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok @coilscashcultureSign up to our mailing list at www.coilscashculture.com

In this week's edition  we continue to celebrate the music of Mary J. Blige alongside our musical companions for this week included Opaz feat. Ray Hayden, Shuya Okino, Roselie, Maysa, Snoh Alegra, Darwin Hobbs,  Nina Simone, some this and some that and much more Welcome To The Soul Show (SDP Intro) - Radio JingleThe List (Acoustic) - MoonchildDon't Let It Go To Your Head - Chantay SavageEveryday - Darwin HobbsGet Yourself Together - Young DisciplesJust Fine - Mary J. BligeThank You (Kyoto Jazz Massive house edit) - Shuya Okino feat Navasha Daya No Words (feat. Crackazat) [Laroye Soulful Mix] - Frank McCombFinally Over You - Terri WalkerHis Love (feat. Frank McComb) - MaysaTestify - The Sounds Of BlacknessGot To Be (feat. Roachford) - Brian PowerWhoa (The Realm Remix) - Snoh AlegraWhat Is My Woman For - Curtis MayfieldLove Theory - Kirk FranklinMiracles - Carlene GrahamAfrican Mailman - Nina SimoneTill You Take My Love - Harvey MasonFree at Last - Al GreenLove No Limit (Puff Daddy Mix) - Mary J. BligeThis Is How It Feels - OPAZ Featuring Ray HaydenPlease Don't feat. J Harli - Ebi SodaRainfalls - Doris ChiotisUnderneath the Stars - RoselieNo More Drama [P. Diddy/Mario Winans Remix] - Mary J. BligeAlright - Allen AnthonyI Never Knew (feat. Speech) - Reel PeopleMusic for Your Soul - MaysaThank You Thank You - Roy AyersLive broadcast 10am til Noon, Sunday's on www.dejavufm.com via your PC / Phone / Smart device.#chrisjay #dejavufm #souldamnphisticated #thesouldamnphisticatedradioshow #soulfulsunday #streamhowulike #streamwhereyalike #sundaysoulfultrilogy

Wywiad z Nataszą Urbańską, polską piosenkarką, aktorką filmową i teatralną, a także tancerką. Natasza kilka tygodni temu wydała swoją płytę “Rajd 44”, o której rozmawiamy. Lista zagadnień - intro: 00:00 - intro 00:17 - początek wywiadu 00:30 - mała notka biograficzna 01:10 - czego słucha Natasza? Snoh Alegra, Lianne La Havas, Two Feet, Wstęp do rozmowy o płycie: 01:57 - kto współtworzył album? 05:00 - okładka 08:03 - tytuł Analiza płyty - “Rajd 44”: 09:20 - 1. Nieuchronne 12:54 - 2. Psie łzy (feat. Maciej Maleńczuk) 16:48 - 3. Ile 21:18 - 4. Linie 23:44 - 5. Inna 25:42 - 6. Instynkt 32:04 - 7. Rajd 44 34:34 - 8. Niewidzialni 36:59 - 9. Instynkt (Kamp! Remix) 41:52 - 10. Nieuchronne (rework - Dobrosław Jabłoński) 45:05 - zakończenie #Natasza #Rajd44 #muzyka #polska #wywiad

Kesang Ball co-founded the millennial travel app  TRIPPIN for travelers that are a little more creative and hip than the typical Lonely Planet / Trip Advisor user. Now, Kesang's site has travel guides from artists like Sean Paul and Snoh Alegra. I happen to be in Hawaii during this live so we also talk about my experience there as a traveler.

This week I'm sharing a special 2 episode podcast. ElecSoul 63, playing my usual upfront Soul-Jazz & R&B influenced releases and a separate tribute episode in the memory of my late cousin, Carlton Roy Duncan. Carlton passed away 20 July 2021 after a long illness. Track listing for ElecSoul 63: Matt Cappy - Look At Us Now (Ft. B Slade & Brenda Roy) Ironsides - Huntertones (Time to Play album) Fish Fly Too - Llouups I Love My Friends - Kiefer Bump - Kansas Smitty's Mirrors - Rejjie Snow, Snoh Alegra, Cam O' Bi Next Level - Tall Black Guy, Kaya Maeesha Keep The Dream Alive - D.Daily Burst Again - Lonesome Dog, Hak Baker Space 3 - Nala Sinephro Love Me - Juls & Niniola Overture - TryAngle Man Pearson Sound - Everything Is Inside Out Available now on SoundCloud,Apple Podcast, TuneIn Radio Cover art image taken by R.Duncan (Coolest Beach Cops Ever!) Valencia 2016.

On this episode Kamal and OT review the newest projects from Vince Staples, IDK, and Snoh Alegra.    Beer(s) of the week   - Amplifier IPA - ABV: 6.7% (Two Brothers Brewing Company) - Sellray Sour - Celery Gose - ABV: 4.5% (Pipeworks Brewing Company)   Follow us everywhere @beerzandbarz

Welcome back y'all! After a week off, our #OTWeeklyPlaylist is on fire with sounds from Snoh Alegra, Mariah The Scientist, Vince Staples, Amorphous & Felicia Temple! During #MusicNews we discuss the latest update in Britney Spears' conservatorship case, and the latest Verzuz announcement! In #TheBLACKNESS, we get into the black side of the 2021 Emmy Noms and we also dole out more than one, “Queen's Spotlight!” Check out our new #OTWSummer21Playlist available on Apple Tidal & Spotify, and follow us on Instagram & Twitter @onthewayweekly!

The crew discusses Zaila Avant-Garde winning the Scripps Spelling Bee, Drake reportedly dating Amari Bailey's mom, Meek Mill vs Travis Scott fight, Bill Cosby's new comedy tour, new albums from Snoh Alegra, Vince Staples and more. Follow on instagram @brazybunchpodcast and submit all comments or topics to brazybunchpod@gmail.com.

In this episode, YAD starts off by talking about the lifestyles in Abu Dhabi & Dubai, talking about McGregor vs. Porioier. Jeff Bezos retirement. Kanzi talks about 4-Day work in a week. The guys talk about Drake being spotted on a date. Music releases from Vince Staples, Snoh Alegra, and MORE! The guys give a quick recap on Argentina winning the Copa America. Local; YAD talks about UAE giving golden visa's for top students & their families. The guys talk about deep dive Dubai Local Music releases: Jindi "Hassa", Adam Nabeel "Madness for Two" EP, Hawsa "Till I got it, till I get it" Album, and The Circle "Many a Nights" Flamingos Picks: Awab l Adam Nabeel "Hold"

Messiah discusses the NBA trends with surging teams while recapping the NBA Finals of the NBA playoffs and anticipating the future of the matchup with the Phoenix Suns taking on the Milwaukee Bucks. Dustin Poirier took on Conor Mcgregor (1:10). Vince Staples, IDK, and Snoh Alegra dropped new albums this week (14:03) He reviews Marvel's show Loki's latest episode (18:50). Visit Official Website: beholdpopculture.com

Priya Ragu is a Swiss-Tamil artist making uplifting R&B that explores her independence while remaining true to her Tamil heritage. Her overnight success took years to develop and her career has exploded in the last few years with her being featured in Rolling Stone India, BBC Asian Network and Vogue. Priya is also being named as an artist to keep an eye on in 2021.  She joins Ara to discuss being compared to M.I.A & being inspired by her, working alongside her brother, turning 30 & realizing there had to be more to life, quitting her full-time job and telling her parents she was going on a 6-month business trip when she was actually moving to New York to pursue her musical aspirations, and more!Follow Priya - https://www.instagram.com/priyaraguofficial/Timestamps00:54 - Introducing Priya Ragu03:13 - Giving herself 6 months to make it in the music industry05:59 - Why she chose to chase her dream in New York07:43 - Growing up in a musical family11:41 - Working alongside her brother13:40 - Wrestling with her music ambitions and parents' expectations18:33 - Telling her parents she was on a “business trip” when she quit her job to chase her dream19:18 - The making of Priya's hit “Good Love 2.0”22:40 - How Priya viewed her strict upbringing growing up versus now24:10 - Reconnecting with her Tamil roots in Toronto26:45 - Did it matter where she grew up, how much luck is involved in success?29:29 - Being compared to M.I.A. and wanting to collaborate with her30:47 - The independent Tamil music scene32:38 - What Priya does when she's not making music34:03 - Insecurities, and overcoming them36:30 - The time Priya blacked out during her TEDTalk38:10 - What would Priya tell her 16-year-old self38:29 - The personal legacy Priya wants to leave behind39:29 - Being inspired by Snoh Alegra and M.I.A.41:43 - Advice Priya has for other Tamil creators43:14 - Creator Confessions47:27 - The wrap up

Gemma Navarrete is a Western Sydney-based musician who creates RnB/pop-infused music with concise poetic lyrics that depicts the clunky transition from adolescent to adult. Beginning her music journey at 10 years old, Gemma was adamant that music was her calling card after no other hobby fulfilled her as much as singing and signwriting did. Drawing from influences such as Ariana Grande, Snoh Alegra and UMI, the songstress creates a refreshingly new sound which holds a sense of nostalgia and adolescence. Debuting with her single “Older”, the songstress intends to continue to release music which speaks to the optimist in all of us. Gemma joins Groupie Collective and discusses her influences, experiences with growing up and how that parallels with her song writing and what the future has in store. Find Gemma on Instagram @gemmasjams.

Join my conversation with Sierra Blax. Born and raised on the island of Kaua'i, Sierra is an artist that brings a fresh taste of soul, chill-pop & R&B to her music. Being raised on the islands, you'll find from time to time, Sierra uses her landscape of palm trees and ocean breezes as inspiration for her lyrics and melodies that gives the ear this elated feeling. It is no surprise that she grew up honing her craft through weekly singing lessons with local voice teacher, Debbi Scarpell. It was then when she was introduced to Motown artists and soul music that helped shape her sound she has today. After high school, she attended the music program at the University of Hawaii and studied vocal performance. She described her experience in music school as difficult and uneasy. "I had to learn how to sing a completely different way than how I was taught - there were moments I really wanted to give up." Fortunately, for Blax she didn't. During these times, Sierra grew inspiration to write songs about the wild experiences she would encounter in her early 20's. "I wanted to write songs that were unapologetic, fun and audacious; we are so used to female singers sugar coating things, and I wanted to represent that female empowerment in my songwriting." Blax wants to show people that it's ok to make mistakes, embrace it and turn it into a comedy and art. Today she is still inspired by the classics that shaped her, but she is also embracing what the new age R&B sound is molding into today. "Although I am inspired by power-house singers like Jazmine Sullivan and Amy Winehouse, I am really loving how singers today are using the airy and subtle sides of their voices. This new style has definitely ignited a change for me and my sound. It forced me to use my soft/ falsetto voice more often and helped me discover new melodies that are digestible to the listener." You can find artists such as Snoh Alegra, Jungle, H.E.R., Nao, and Tame Impala on her Spotify playlist. Currently residing in Los Angeles, she is spending a lot of time in the studio writing and creating original music. Her newest single, "INYIM" (It's not you it's me) is a playful yet sassy tune that tells a story of all the dysfunctions that Blax portrays. If you're into astrology, it's basically based on the life of a scorpio and all its glory. The production is hands down a vibe with a funky bassline and grove. Connect with Sierra Blax online:  http://www.sierrablax.com/ https://www.facebook.com/sierrablax https://www.instagram.com/sierrablaxmusic/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9-ruMiedVAuPEFPML534zA https://twitter.com/ChantaLLReeder https://www.linkedin.com/in/chantal-reeder-45a46a133/ Listen to ‘INYIM’ (It’s Not You It’s Me) and ‘Good Type of Love’ now on Spotify: INYIM – https://open.spotify.com/track/0bTgvk2INN0XezJEjwy1v1?si=f8e87e63cf444ac6 Good Type of Love – https://open.spotify.com/track/3j6EJt6TlCIg1UPcjzIpHq?si=8c2ed7f261184514 For more information and news, check out our website and on social media: www.BringBackSoulMusic.com. Facebook: Bring Back Soul Music on Facebook Instagram: Bring Back Soul Music on Instagram ​​Twitter: Bring Back Soul Music on Twitter Merch available at 'The Soul Shop' Check out our merch @ Shop.BringBackSoulMusic.com

Have you been "burned" by family, do you expect your family to ride or die for you, do you think people actually know when they need further healing, is healing truly attainable in the black and brown communities? The ladies answer these questions and more on this episode of BWH. *00:02:15-Seleta pulls from the moonology oracle deck and a new and exciting start is coming your way. Indications of a new start, new project, or overall positive energies will enter freely and abundantly. If you have been feeling stagnant, this week's reading reminds us that life happens in cycles, and now is the time to wipe the slate clean. The ladies admit, at some point, they've been burned by family and family will be the first to throw fire at you. Seleta states that she finds closure by telling the other person how she feels and how she was hurt and then moves forward unapologetically. Sheena says that over the years she has stopped expecting anything from family, whether that's supporting her creative projects or just calling to check on her. By now you already know that Ashley's relationships are on a case-by-case basis, lol.  Cheyenne says that she felt like the "black sheep" of her family growing up because she was raised by her grandparents in her earlier life and her experience with her mother was entirely different from that of her siblings. Monique reminds us that the revolution of black and brown people will not be televised, because healing starts within and we cannot heal our families or this nation until we stand in the mirror and seek it in our communities, first. Passive-aggressive behaviors seem to be a common theme in this episode and the ladies all agree that getting things out in the air, even if it means relationships being severed. Unhealed trauma is widespread in the black and brown communities; is healing generational curses truly attainable?  *00:04:57- A little COVID talk and how it can affect our spiritual and mental state when there's a pandemic out in these streets. *00:09:58- For our, It's a vibe segment, Seleta suggests Snoh Alegra while Monique busts into a little riff of PJ Morton and JoJo: Say So. Seleta says we all need to take a trip down memory lane & listen to Ying Yang Twins to get our day started, as well as singer Kianna Lede's song: chocolate, which is for damn sure A Vibe.  *00:18:02-BDE/GPDE for the day is emotional Intelligence in intimate relationships and why you should never settle for being a concubine; aim for that "bottom wife" life. The ladies agree that it is not big d*ck energy for a man to have multiple wives and children without his wife's consent. A whole lot of men have toxic d*ck energy and leave women d*ckmatized and sprung. Fellas we hope you know your worth too and are staying away from toxic p*ussy energy. *00:27:55-Is blood thicker than water ya'll? *00:47:35- The Revolution will not be televised because it's in your mind. *00:53:23-Stop blaming others for your unhappiness, know thyself. *00:57:47-Shoutout to the Ancestors. *01:03:53-Black dollars and no unity. *01:06:59-It's time to get uncomfortable with family. Important Shit: -Write to us at blackwomenhealpod@gmail.com with your questions, topic ideas, or anonymously with letters about your own life experiences and we'll read it on the show.  -Follow on IG and tag us to let us know if you enjoyed today's episode! -We're on YouTube as well @blackwomenhealshow We would appreciate it if you would give this podcast a five-star rating and leave a review on Apple iTunes. If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to subscribe/follow(it's free) and we'd appreciate you telling a friend, maybe two;)    

What's good everyone?? This week Adrian and Clarke discuss Snoh Alegra's first couple projects, dating back to 2014 and 2016.  Tune in for another good discussion!!Check out our playlist! If you want to hear some of our favorite tracks from the artists we discuss, we've compiled them into one playlist on Spotify for you to check out.https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3GCvqUqDQHI08z9j30jppA?si=EFID1fM3QNiS6K0lOR-zIwCheck out Clarke's latest Single here:https://open.spotify.com/track/6hHQuuFHCAv0K4Y76PQki7?si=QMT-A2X-QA6R9cS1srvgvAFollow Clarke on Soundcloud here too:https://soundcloud.com/user-776519488

This episode Brandon showcases his top 5 songs! Song 1: Dead Man Walking x Brent Faiyaz, Song 2: Godspeed x Frank Ocean, Song 3: Pick Up Your Feelings x Jazmine Sullivan, Song 4: Insecure (LIVE) x Brent Faiyaz, Song 5: I Want You Around (LIVE) x Snoh Alegra! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

First episode of all time! Hosts Unlearn the World and LiL MC talk about what it means to be woke and what it means to be ratchet, two words often thrown around without understanding why and where those terms originated. They break down the show "Rhythm the flow", the new Snoh Alegra album, and the Jeffrey Epstein Scandal. 

The Birth of OG Love, The Bloo Boys are brrrrraack ! The Birth of OG Love (7:45), honoring Kobe & Gigi on 2/24 (10:10), RIP Pop Smoke ! (17:40) New music (27:54) & Concerts HOB boyz must attend (32:32), Biebs grabs #1 album but was it deserving of top spot? (39:40), Snoh Alegra's tiny desk concert amazingly beautiful (1:03:15) High Fidelity & top 5 heartbreaks (1:08:05), what are some hits/cuts your putting on to impress a girl? (1:21:15), Cock Talk gets real freaky (1:34:35), auditions for Reese (Love is Blind) (1:49:35), & so much more! Intro : Steve Monite - Only You The Weeknd - After Hours

EP46 - Photographer and entrepreneur, Karrena joins the show to discuss how she was able to build a business that allows her to live life to the fullest. Music:"I Want You Around" by Snoh Alegra"Positive Herb" by Niyorah"Linga de Sentonton" by Cordas do Sol"I Was Dancing in the Lesbian Bar" by Jonathan Richman"Shape of My Heart" by Sting"Lucid Dreams" by Juice WRLD