Podcasts about songbyrd

Episode 210 features Levi Hebeisen of Blue Cadet and Alaska's Angels. Two indie rock bands from the Montgomery County area in Maryland. Levi also hosts his own house shows called Live From The Garage. He has shows most weekends and  if you're listening to this episode it's possible you or someone you know has played there over the past couple years. You can follow the Live From the Garage page on Insta for details. Levi also mentioned that they have a big EP release show on July 25th at The Songbyrd in DC. So definitely check that out if you are friends or fans of his. I featured two tracks on this episode one called Get Away by Blue Cadet and the other is called Growing up by Alaska's Angels. Both Levi's bands. Thanks for listening and supporting local music.    Please rate/follow the show wherever you're streaming. You can also find the podcast on all the socials. -- Podcast merch is available on Shopify. Shopify link -- Part-Time Rockstar Productions is available in the DMV for music videos and live filming.  -- Check out @Truly.strings guitar shop on Instagram. Based in Laurel, MD

The JuJu Exchange is a jazz-fusion group founded by three childhood friends from Chicago, each bringing their own unique stories and traits to the collective. Nico Segal (trumpeter and producer) is Grammy Awarded musician and producer who is a frequent Chance the Rapper collaborator and trumpet player in Chance's band The Social Experiment. Julian Davis Reid (pianist and producer) is an artist-theologian who also hosts spiritual retreats called Notes of Rest, which interweave texts and music to promote rest, contemplation and creativity. Nova Zaii (drummer and producer) is a sonic designer and the inventor of the patented Nova Portals instrument, a touchless electronic instrument. Whether performing at The Chicago Jazz Fest or The Songbyrd, The JuJu Exchange brings uncut emotion with the intent to move the audience in mind, body, & soul. The band's debut project Exchange reached #1 on the Apple Jazz Albums Chart upon release and their new single Walk Cycle debuted #1 on the All-New Jazz Spotify Playlist. They released their second record, The Eternal Boombox EP, inspired to provide relief as the world grappled with a catastrophic year. Each song corresponds to a stage of grief from the Kübler-Ross “Five Stages of Grief” Cycle. The JuJu Exchange creates experimental and nuanced music that calls us all to wonder and trust. Their music, primarily instrumental, blends acoustic and digital instruments to accompany meaningful conversation around spiritual, mental, and physical experiences amongst their audiences' diverse backgrounds. They hope their music inspires the listener to participate in the kinds of exchange the world desperately needs. The band has been booked for Microsoft Teams Roundtable, Yale University, Northwestern University, Jazz Institute of Chicago, Chicago Ideas Week, and Apple On Michigan. The band's members have worked, performed, and produced with artists including Chance The Rapper, Frank Ocean, Derrick Hodge, Andrew Bird, Tank & The Bangas, Peter CottonTale, Jamila Woods, Grace Weber, Jennifer Hudson, Tiff Joy, VIc Mensa, Prefuse 73, Fulcrum Point New Music Project, and The Chicago Children's Choir. In this episode, Julian Davis Reid shares his background, education, and musical journey. If you enjoyed this episode please make sure to subscribe, follow, rate, and/or review this podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, ect. Connect with us on all social media platforms and at www.improvexchange.com

Tune in tonight with yo boi RadioRell as i host tonight's show featuring artist Songbyrd Dior

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On the inaugural episode of Noteworthy, host Miranda Baumann talks with AU senior Beth Casey of local punk-grunge band Cirls on the band's inspiration, sound, and growth from a basement band to performing at Songbyrd.

Hannah and Rachel sit down with another Hannah to talk about her Band Hannah Jay and the Hideaways. Three-time Wammie Award nominee and DC Americana/folk favorite Hannah Jaye and The Hideaways released their highly anticipated self-titled full-length debut album on February 28, 2020. DC music journalist Rudi Greenberg from The Washington Post described the new “self-titled record [as] showcas[ing] the band’s high-energy folk-rock and Takoma Park native Hannah Jaye’s soaring vocals.” Hannah Jaye and the Hideaways are steeped in the folk storytelling tradition, creating an artful fusion of rootsy acoustic Americana, folk and country music while weaving compelling contemporary musical narratives that speak to the challenging day-to-day realities of the millennial experience. Since forming in March 2018, the band—which includes multi-instrumentalist Giacomo Fornasini (mandolin and harmonica), fiddle player Rebecca Weiss, banjo player Shannon Orcutt, and bassist Greg Mulley—has performed over 80 shows at DC-area venues such as Union Stage, Songbyrd, Gypsy Sally’s, Big Bear Café, Hill Country Live and the legendary DIVE, where budding stars from Bonnie Raitt and Al Green to the Ramones have held court. The group has also played at numerous local festivals, including in 2019 alone at the Kingman Island Bluegrass Festival, HERA Festival, and Takoma Park Folk Festival. Website - https://www.hannahjaye.com/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/hannahjaye.hideaways/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/hannahjaye.hideaways/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/hjayehideaways YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg_wjwJUXWqbVDXvBDPv73w You can listen to the album on any of the following platforms: SoundCloud - https://soundcloud.com/user-368502714 Bandcamp - https://hannahjayeandthehideaways.bandcamp.com/music Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/artist/20ohwqqqERhbgVLqDUScyD Amazon Music - https://music.amazon.com/artists/B082C618HL/hannah-jaye-and-the-hideaways Apple Music - https://music.apple.com/us/artist/hannah-jaye-and-the-hideaways/1490315350 ___________________ Follow @whatIdliketotellpeople on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn. Hit "Subscribe" to get our latest episode. Don't forget to rate this podcast. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

BeMo and Tom hold it down this week with Reef while Matt is taking meetings in New York. We catch up with Chadwick Alexander, one of the Managers of Songbyrd. We discuss his role at Big Chief, his background that led to him there and learn some his do’s and donts of event production. We even get into a few very important points of presentation to get your show pitch seen at his venue. As always, we will continue our conversation about the ups, downs, disruptions and inspirations that mold a creative! Make sure you follow us on all social media @OTSpod! Pick up these gems we’re dropping every week LIVE from the LINE Hotel on FULL Service Radio! Powered and distributed by Simplecast.

DC Live from tha Terrace is Live and In-person for 2020! View Video @Dclivefromthaterrace on youtube: https://youtu.be/4u6mUNXKGQoEnjoy Moon Newbill as she performs live at the SongByrd Music and Record Cafe in Washington, DC.@moonnewbillmusic @dclivefromthaterrace @asanteworkspr @songbyrddc @bvpm 

Join Michael Litten "The Last DJ" and his guest Vocalist Toni Byrd. Toni Byrd is a world class recording artist, songwriter, winner of 2014 Black Women In Jazz Awards for Best Black Female Jazz Record for "Autumn In New York", semi-finalist in the 2014 Indaba Music "Sarah Vaughn International Jazz Vocal Competition" and is one of the most unforgettable and versatile vocal artists around. In addition to all of her credits, add actress to her impressive list. Currently based in Atlanta, the Native Memphian was cast in a primary role, playing the character “Ida Belle" in the movie, "Lawless," an American crime drama film directed by John Hillcoat with screenplay by Nick Cave and starring Shia LaBeouf, Tom Hardy, Guy Pierce, Jessica Chastain, Mia Wasikowksa, Jason Clarke and Gary Oldman. Byrd recorded background vocals for the TV series pilot, "Still The King", starring Billy Ray Cyrus and in December of 2016, under the historical Obama Administration, performed at the White House Tour. Byrd is the first female vocalist to perform at the legendary Pinewood Atlanta Studios (known for James Bond, Marvel and Pirates of the Caribbean movies) in 2014 for the kickoff gala celebrating the New American location in Fayetteville, Georgia. Byrd has performed in the UK, Portugal The Jazz Corner in South Carolina, Tuskegee University, and The Jazz Loft in Columbus, Georgia. Byrd has also performed at some of Atlanta's prestigious venues including Capital City Club, The Rialto Theater, Four Seasons Hotel, The Georgian Terrace, The Velvet Note, The Fox Theater's Egyptian Room, The Georgia Aquarium, and Churchill Grounds. Byrd has opened for Andre Crouch, Vickie Winans, Kenny G, Take 6, Wycliffe Gordon, Alex Bugnon and Gladys Knight and performed after parties for Norman Brown, Eric Darius, Pieces of A Dream, Richard Elliot, George Benson and Boney James. Adding to this notable list, Byrd was the headlining artist to perform before the legendary Dionne Warwick at a tribute in her hono

The musician behind our theme song, Baby Bry Bry, joins the show to discuss tonight's Slow Love show at Black Cat and Baby Bry Bry & Friends Friday show at Songbyrd. If you're a musician, please release your music.

Kevin Tit is the host of Punk House Comedy and a member of Chill Parents. The next Punk House Comedy is Friday, November 23 at Songbyrd. Chill Parents next show is Saturday, December 1 at St. Stephens.

Episode #239.  The sound of air conditioning is extremely noticeable in this week's episode featuring North Carolina band Bombadil.  Recorded in the basement greenroom at The Songbyrd in Washington DC, Daniel, Stacy, and James talk about touring and always being on the search for a good tiki bar.  We play two songs from their album “Fences”: “What's So Great About You” and “Fence”.  For more information go to TheCircusLife.com. 

Pete Kalamoutsos, owner of Echo Stage, Barcode, Soundcheck and more joins the boys of Play To Win. We talk about the club scene and how he helped bring house music to DC. A true Washingtonian, he has made friends with Ovechkin, which earned him a drink out of the Stanley Cup in Vegas! Also, 18 year old, DMV rapper HEF, stops by as well to discuss his upcoming show at Songbyrd on July 7th. His new song, Motion, is making waves. You can find him on Spotify!

Dante Pope, a multi-genre percussionist and vocalist from the west-side of Chicago, performs live on SongByrd Radio.

The guys are on a brief hiatus, so in the meantime, here is a fun episode from September, 2016.  We'll be back soon with a brand new episode! An impromptu, crazy, and revealing conversation about God nearly derails this episode almost before it has started! It’s funny and serious, and Tony may need to ask for forgiveness! Also, the guys introduce the proprietors of Washington D.C.’s most unique music venue, Songbyrd. It’s a cafe, restaurant, and bar, where you can celebrate the surprising return of vinyl music at amazing listening parties, AND hear the latest up-and-coming artists LIVE. It’s VERY cool. And we listen to some records! Plus: Gary goes to the movies, and an odd “Celebrity Encounter”. Can we get an “Amen”?! NOTE: For a schedule of upcoming Songbyrd events, check out www.songbyrddc.com, visit them on Facebook at “Songbyrd Music House”, and follow them on Twitter, @songbyrddc.

On today's show Eli and Lauren compare notes on living in and on purpose and how they deflect icky vibes. As a full-time musician, Eli shares how he leverages and loathes social media and keeps his love of creating music and connections at the forefront of his days. From the metro to a new album, Eli has come a long way in just a year Check out his new album and his CD Release Show at Songbyrd in DC on December 13th! Check out more info on Eli Lev here: www.eli-lev.com   If you like this podcast and want to support it, please visit our Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/spitfirepodcast

An impromptu, crazy, and revealing conversation about God nearly derails this episode almost before it has started!  It's funny and serious, and Tony may need to ask for forgiveness!   Also, the guys introduce the proprietors of Washington D.C.'s most unique music venue, Songbyrd. It's a cafe, restaurant, and bar, where you can celebrate the surprising return of vinyl music at amazing listening parties, AND hear the latest up-and-coming artists LIVE.  It's VERY cool. And we listen to some records!   Plus: Gary goes to the movies, and an odd "Celebrity Encounter".  Can we get an "Amen"?!   NOTE:  For a schedule of upcoming Songbyrd events, check out www.songbyrddc.com, visit them on Facebook at "Songbyrd Music House", and follow them on Twitter, @songbyrddc.

Paul tells the story of his first favorite DC band, and he and Tony gush about a recent show at Songbyrd by Be Steadwell. Tracklisting: Young Summer – Alright [single] Alex Vans’ Bad Business – Love You All The Time [single] The Linemen – Sunday Driver [Close The Place Down] Cigarette – Warm Shadows [Warm […]