Podcasts about sound systems

Tech Solutions for New Dental Practices! We explore the two main server options: cloud-based vs on-premise servers. We discuss the pros and cons of each in terms of cost, security, and technical support needs. Learn how to find cost-effective solutions for your dental practice when starting up. We talk about strategies to keep your IT running smoothly without breaking the bank. From backups to troubleshooting, this episode equips you with the knowledge to confidently navigate the tech side of starting your practice with all the essential resources when building out.Check out Darkhorse Tech here:https://www.darkhorsetech.com/ 0:00 Intro Music1:00 Intro to Darkhorse Tech4:11 Cloud Software vs. Local Server8:42 Understand All Options Available to You11:45 Using a Local on Premise Server18:30 Costs of Technology & Staying in Budget25:05 Sound Systems & Security Cameras30:07 IT Maintenance Plans38:35 Procuring Your Own HardwareSHOW HOST:As always Michael Dinsio your host Michael Dinsio is available to you as a Dental Practice Start Up Consultant. You can reach Michael at: https://www.nxlevelconsultants.com/start-up-practice-consulting.htmlYou can learn more about what he does by scheduling a One-on-One call as well:https://calendly.com/nxlevelconsultants-michael/30-minute-new-client#dentalstartup #dentalpodcast #startupunscripted #dentalconsultant #dentalcoach Intro Music: Do The Math: by SLPSTRM from Artlist https://artlist.io/artist/503/slpstrm

Chad knows things.  Beards, Gurbs, Recreational bus driving, and home warehouse management.  He can also provide sound advice on...welll...sound...Getting started with sound systems for your backyard or smaller venue pyromusicals is a daunting task.   In this episode Jamie, AJ, and Bo clean their good ears out as Chad takes them through his philosophy on building out sound systems for smaller application pyromusical applications.   Support the Sh*t Show!! Contribute -> Patreon    Buy some Merch, 1 Shot Ballz, DB25 Cables or leave us a Voicemail!   Hang with us -> Discord  

This week on the Unhindered podcast;The impact of the in-home sound system on modern life and an explanation of the mechanics of sound itself,How listening to the great Sam Neill narrate his life story reminded me about the illusion of separation,Why familiarity closes your heart to the divine,A few countercultural insights from Tom Hodgkinson's book - How to be idle,And…The rudest LinkedIn message I've ever received.

So Evan texted Ed a few days ago talking about how bad Auto Bop was, and boy was he wrong. This episode features a teaming up of our odd couple of the NYC nightlife, Raoul and Tracks. You can't go wrong with cardboard breakdancing, runaway trains and Audio battles! Oh, and Ed tells us how much he thinks Heinlein's "Starship Troopers" was superior in every way to Paul Verhooven's motion picture. Also, Showgirls.....If you'd like to contact the guys, they'd love to hear from you!Edhatestransformers@gmail.comMorethanmeetstheseguys@gmail.com@mtmtgpod on Twitterhttps://www.facebook.com/MoreThanMeetsTheseGuys/https://discord.gg/sKr8jwaAvhIf you'd like to toss a buck or more per episode, we'd adore and say nice things about you. You don't have to, as we'll still gladly hang out with you guys and gals every week, but we appreciate any help! patreon.com/user?u=69144181

Craig Weinberg is back as our guest host to talk about a plethora of topics including his trip with his son to Africa, P. Diddle's sex trafficking scandal, christian controversies, sound systems, and a boots on the ground report from Uganda. Craig's podcast: The Interview Podcast The Beer: No beer this week The Bourbon: Calumet 10 Year and Leiper's Fork Bottle-In-Bond Bourbon The Balderdash: Africa, Soundsystems, P. Diddle and more! Music to ₿oost!: No music this week Support V4V You can support the show directly by: Sending sats to  balderdashboys@getalby.com PayPal Boosting the show from a modern podcasting app

In this episode, We explore the history of Jamaican Sound Systems. From their roots in Kingston to their influence on British music, find out how these systems shaped communities and genres!

ITS SPRING TIME!!!!!!YUP time to spray that yellow crud off of everything and sit out side!Thinking about an outdoor system?join the dynamic duo as they jump in the topic of outdoor audio video and the most asked questions!!

In this episode of the Immersive Audio Podcast, Oliver Kadel and Monica Bolles are joined by the Chief Technology Officer at HHB Communications - John Johnson from London, UK. JJ has nearly two decades of experience supplying and supporting audio-visual equipment for post-production facilities, broadcasters, and music studios, worldwide. Managing the Pre-Sales, Training & Technical Support teams at HHB Communications, his focus on technology includes assisting the widespread adoption of Immersive  Audio such as Dolby Atmos and Apple Spatial Audio, and various implementations of Audio Visual over IP solutions – predominantly based on the Audinate Dante platform. JJ covers in-depth the entire process of what it takes to install a multi-channel sound system, from small boutique production spaces to large-scale broadcasters and post facilities, covering the speaker set-ups, consultations, assisted installation and calibration along with associated challenges and opportunities. This episode was produced by Oliver Kadel and Emma Rees and included music by Rhythm Scott. For extended show notes and more information on this episode go to www.immersiveaudiopodcast.com If you enjoy the podcast and would like to show your support, please consider becoming a Patreon. Not only are you supporting us, but you will also get special access to bonus content and much more. Find out more on our official Patreon page - www.patreon.com/immersiveaudiopodcast We thank you kindly in advance! We want to hear from you! We value our community and would appreciate it if you would take our very quick survey and help us make the Immersive Audio Podcast even better: surveymonkey.co.uk/r/3Y9B2MJ Thank you! You can follow the podcast on Twitter @IAudioPodcast for regular updates and content or get in touch via podcast@1618digital.com immersiveaudiopodcast.com

Justin Carter and Eamon Harkin are DJs, founders of the parties Mister Saturday Night, Mister Sunday, and Planetarium and the Mister Saturday Night record label, as well as New York City nightclub Nowadays. In part two of our interview, we dive deep about opening and running Nowadays, the NYC underground scene at the moment, and how cultural and political shifts impact the underground. If you're interested in soundsystems, nightclub design, Brooklyn after dark and/or what it takes to run a club, this episode is for you. Hosted by Vivian Host (aka DJ Star Eyes). For more info and extras, visit Ravetothegrave.org or Instagram @ravetothe.grave.

In this episode, we sat down with a few folks from Silent Sound System in Wilkes Barre. Listen along as we chat with Owner Brad Wells and Communication Director Anne Wolfe about this innovative and immersive technology that is spreading around to events everywhere across the world! If you or someone you know wants to be featured in our next podcast, message us on Facebook!

Dive into the vibrant world of music with Patrick Lamb, a distinguished artist with Billboard chart-toppers and collaborations with legends like Bobby Caldwell and Gino Vannelli. Discover his unconventional entry into saxophone at 14 and his meteoric rise after touring with Diane Schuur.But Patrick's talent isn't confined to melodies. He's a dynamic entrepreneur. From sound companies to concert promotion, he's a force in the industry. For Patrick, risk-taking and unwavering self-belief are paramount in this journey. He unveils the dichotomy of a musician's life - the love for performing, juxtaposed with the business intricacies, from contracts to travel hassles. Patrick's vibrant spirit shines on stage, leaving audiences spellbound. We explore his diverse career, each job a stepping stone to independence. Find out who his guiding light is and who his cherished influence is. Tune in as Patrick dispels the partying stereotype, revealing the dedication at the upper echelons. Tune in and be swept away by the magic of Patrick Lamb's musical journey! Episode Highlights:23:05 - This has been a very humbling experience for me because I've toured with all these artists. You need to show up and it's sold out. You recognize every single concert is a huge opportunity. In fact, the commerce is connection, connect with those people.30:08 - The business is challenging, but it is what it is. I can't say I love the contracting and as you know, there's a lot of phone calls, diplomacy and dealing with people who are wonderful and people are a challenge sometimes. There's a lot of egos. And so, you have to work around that and learn how to deal with that. Ego stands for Edging God Out. 46:41 - I tried to counter because there are a lot of stereotypes associated with music. If you had to ask a hundred people what are the things associated with musicians. They're drinkers, they're partiers, they do drugs, they're unhealthy. But I find that on the upper levels that that's not generally, not the case, at least the people I'm working with. It's become more you have to be on time, you have to have your business together.ContactFresh Coast Jazz FestivalPatrick Lamb

In this episode we welcome Sounds legends Sandy Robertson and Edwin (Savage Pencil) Pouncey into our Hammersmith lair and ask them about their careers and shared fascination with the occult. After describing their routes into writing and their days at Sounds, Sandy and Edwin reflect on the dark history of occult rock from Black Widow to Norway's Black Metal scene, via Jimmy Page, Kenneth Anger and Aleister "the Beast" Crowley. Clips from the late Andy Gill's 1990 audio interview with Liberty/United Artists executive Andrew Lauder give us an opportunity to honour the Hartlepool-born facilitator of musical freakiness and discuss the many acts he signed and/or A&R'd over the course of 50 years, from Hawkwind and the Groundhogs to the Stranglers and the Stone Roses. After saying our goodbyes to reggae sound-system operator Jah Shaka and small-trio jazz pianist Ahmad Jamal, Mark and Jasper run through their highlights among recent additions to the RBP library, including pieces about Nancy Sinatra (1967), the Eagles (1972) and Kim Deal and Tanya Donnelly (1993)... and a 2011 tribute to hip hop star Dwight "Heavy D" Myers. Many thanks to special guests Edwin Pouncey and Sandy Robertson. Find their books, including Edwin's Savage Pencil Scratchbook and Sandy's Aleister Crowley Scrapbook, in all good bookshops.  Please note that we recorded this episode before learning of Mark Stewart's death.  Pieces discussed: Mister Aleister Crowley, The Primer: Occult rock, David Bowie: White Lines, Black Magic, Andrew Lauder audio, Sound Systems & Jah Shaka, Ahmad Jamal, April Stevens, The Eagles, Shaun Cassidy, Nancy Sinatra, Kim Deal & Tanya Donnelly and Why Heavy D Matters.

For the third episode of Tales From A Disappearing City I am joined once more by my good friend Ian aka Blackmass Plastics. This is the final part of our recent chat. We talk about how free parties and festivals joined with the emerging rave movement in the 90's in the UK as well as the rise of a wide variety of autonomous sound systems. We also discuss how a network of events across Europe and beyond allowed the promotion of underground music through a DIY scene reminiscent of punk in the 1970's. Ian finishes by discussing his move into music production and how he became Blackmass Plastics. Support the showhttps://www.youtube.com/@ControlledWeirdnesshttps://open.spotify.com/artist/20nC7cQni8ZrvRC2REZjOIhttps://www.instagram.com/controlledweirdness/https://controlledweirdness.bandcamp.com/Theme song is Controlled Weirdness - Drifting in the Streetshttps://open.spotify.com/track/7GJfmYy4RjMyLIg9nffuktHosted from a South London tower block by Neil Keating aka Controlled Weirdness. Tales from a Disappearing City is a chance for Neil to tell some untold subcultural stories from past and present, joined by friends from his lifelong journey through subterranean London. Neil is a veteran producer and DJ and has been at the front line of all aspects of club and sound system culture since the mid 80's when he first began to go to nightclubs, gigs, and illegal parties. His musical CV includes playing everywhere from plush clubs to dirty warehouses as well as mixing tunes on a variety of iconic London pirate radio stations. He has released music on numerous underground record labels and was responsible for promoting and playing at a series of legendary early raves in the USA at the start of the 90's. He still DJ's in the UK and throu...

Seana Gavin is a London-based visual artist who spent 10 years immersed in the free party culture in the UK and beyond, traveling to week-long parties in Czechoslovakian fields, French mountains, and Berlin squats with soundsystems like Spiral Tribe, Bedlam, Desert Storm, and Hekate. Her photos and diary entries of the adventures of these roving cyberpunks are collected in books like Spiral Baby and Spiralling, and we sat down to talk about the intersection of punk and rave, border crossing, fashion, friendship, adventure, freedom, and just how dirty things can get. Hosted by Vivian Host (aka DJ Star Eyes). Visit RavetotheGrave.org or follow us on Instagram at @ravetothe.grave.  

Listen to the full album on Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/lorenunodos/daddy-g-dj-kicks/

Miles Davis, Marvin Gaye and Aretha Franklin all recorded at United Sound Systems in Detroit. The 1916 brick building that houses the studio was designated a historic landmark in 2015, but local preservationists are worried that may not be enough to protect it forever. Michelle Jahra McKinney of the Detroit Sound Conservancy joins us. And, journalist Karen Cheung talks about her book "The Impossible City: A Hong Kong Memoir" and reflects on growing up in Hong Kong following the handover from Britain in 1997.

#142: Jason Rault is the Co-founder of Nomad Sound Systems which is the single source for all concert audio equipment needs. Jason is also the curator behind Rhythm Lab which buys, restores, & rents and sells vintage & new gear. @jasonrault @ianlenhart

Different languages have different ways of dividing up the possible sounds of human speech. They also have different rules for how those sounds relate to and interact with one other. This means they have different phonologies. In this episode, your language guide Emily (linguist, PhD), is taking you on a journey into the fascinating field of phonology. You'll leave knowing what phonology is, how sound systems work, and why it all matters. For the blog article and to get your free interactive quiz, click here:https://blog.mangolanguages.com/sound-systems-of-language Looking for what to listen to next? Try this AWESOME podcast on the building blocks of speech! https://www.buzzsprout.com/1818324/10542970If you liked this episode,  join the Mango Languages fam by subscribing to our podcast! We also invite you to check out our website at: https://mangolanguages.com/ and follow us on social media @MangoLanguages. And remember – language is an adventure. Enjoy the ride!Interested in learning Spanish, French, Korean, or one of the other 70+ languages that the Mango app offers? Click here to learn more!  https://mangolanguages.com/appEmily Sabo (PhD, University of Michigan) is a linguist at Mango Languages. A Pittsburgh native, her areas of specialization are the social and cognitive factors that impact bilingual language processing. Having studied 7 languages and lived in various countries abroad, she sees multilingualism -- and the cultural diversity that accompanies it -- as the coolest of superpowers. Complementary to her work at Mango, Emily is a Lecturer of Spanish at the University of Tennessee, a Producer of the “We Are What We Speak' docuseries, and get this...a storytelling standup comedian!#whatisphonology #whatarephonemes #linguistics #mangolanguages

Today we are discussing how important a good sound system is for the success of your event! Your host's ability to communicate effectively with each and every audience member is key to explaining your mission and asking your attendees for their support. 1:09 - Last week review 4:38 - Fund a Need follow up 8:50 - Dessert Dash follow up 11:47 - This weeks topic - Sound Systems 15:49 - Coverage and clarity 19:27 - On-site technician 21:07 - Have costs underwritten 24:37 - Consultation Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/StokesAuctionGroup Youtube (Video Version): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGTYqj5FSHcdIR-OuzQxu0Q Email: Auction@StokesAuctionGroup.com Intro music Brighter Days Ahead by Mixaund | https://mixaund.bandcamp.com Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com

In this show, John Cawley, John Young and Brian Redd talk DJ shop and hit sound systems and light shows. Join the Tuesday night music show recording time at 10 pm eastern at http://www.djntv.com/chill Talking Building Sound Systems and Light Shows for DJs with John, John and Brian #DJNTV Getting started as a DJ? Beginner […]

Grime - It's A London Thing ist eine fünfteilige Podcastserie über die Grime Musik und Kultur, die in East London Bow aus der UK Bass Culture entstanden ist. Was ist Grime und was bedeutet der Name? Wie klingt Grime? Was sind die Einflüsse und Wurzeln? Wer sind die Künstler und Künstlerinnen? Und, ist Grime britischer Hip Hop? (Nein!) In dieser Folge geht es zurück bis zu den Roots der jamaikanischen Musikkultur. Es geht los bei der britischen Kolonialgeschichte auf Jamaika und den daraus resultierenden politische und gesellschaftliche Entwicklungen auf Jamaika und in Großbritannien. Es geht um die Entstehung von Ska, Rocksteady, Reggae und Dub Music. Es geht um Sound Systems, Clashes, DJ's und MC's und den Einfluss auf die britische und amerikanische Musik, auf Grime und Hip Hop. Für die geschichtlichen Themen zu Kolonialismus, Sklaverei, der Geschichte Jamaikas und der Windrush Generation habe ich mir Hilfe von Dr. Heike Raphael-Hernandez geholt. Sie hat unter anderem an der UC Berkely, an der Harvard-University und der Standford-University geforscht und ist aktuell wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin der American Studies der Universität Würzburg. Ihre Forschungsschwerpunkte sind unter anderem Kolonialismus, die deutsche Kolonialgeschichte, die Transatlantische Sklaverei, Black Atlantic Studies, Caribbean Studies, Migration und Immigration. Folge könnt ihr Dr. Heike Raphael-Hernandez auf Instagram: Black Studies Shared. Timestamps: (00:00) Blinkin' Lights Intro (01:03) Grime Intro (02:31) Kapitel 12: Jamaican Roots (18:03) Kapitel 13: Sound System Culture und die Rude Boys (24:56) Kapitel 14: Die Windrush Generation (32:01) Kapitel 15: Ska, Rocksteady und Reggae (40:32) Kapitel 16: Rivers of Blood, Pirate Radio und die Rave Culture (48:03) Outro Blinkin' Lights: Linkliste zu Grime Folge 5 Unterstützen über Steady Unterstützen über Paypal All I See Is Blinkin Lights Website Dr. Heike Raphael-Hernandez: Black Studies Shared auf Instagram Beats: DeineMeinung aka LaserKnecht&Zaubertoms auf Instagram Cover: Raoul auf Instagram Raoul auf Twitter Grandmasta Caz Intro: Maurice auf Instagram Maurice auf Twitter Til' The Podcast Drops: Til' The Podcast Drops Linktree

Además de ser reconocidos por su papel fundamental en la repercusión internacional que ha tenido la música jamaicana, los Sound Systems han sido el primer contacto para muchas personas que luego se han embarcado en este viaje musical. Visítanos también en www.rootslandmx.com ó en Facebook: www.facebook.com/rootslandradio para más información. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ancop-radio/message

China entrevista a banda Roça Sound (Feira de Santana – BA), que mistura Ijexá, Hip Hop e o Dancehall das Sound Systems. Participação do produtor cultural Gutie. Curta a playlist do Caça Joia Apresentação Chinaina Direção Pamella Gachido Roteiro Chinaina e Pamella Gachido Supervisão de Produção Ricardo Kenski Produção Mirela Lucena Edição Chinaina Co Produção Pedra Onze e Canal Futura

In this episode, I go over with my friend our sound systems that we have. the rockville tm150 and the Samson sounder that my friend has.

SUR LE FEU - EPISODE 4 - SPECIAL SANTÉ MENTALE « C'est un impensé total, quand on voit les gens dormir en bibli... » - Pauline, de l'association Bulle Cette semaine, épisode spécial sur la santé mentale chez les étudiant.e.s !! Notre revue de l'actualité du campus, nationale et internationale sera donc assortie des interviews de 3 étudiantes. D'abord, Pauline, coprésidente de l'association la Bulle, initiative étudiante qui a pour objectif d'installer une salle de repos à Sciences Po. Ensuite Romane, qui représente les étudiant.e.s vacataires relais santé. Enfin Anaïs, responsale du pôle évènementiel de l'association Stimuli, l'association de la santé mentale à Sciences Po. Comme d'habitude on revient sur l'actualité du campus, avec : Le débat des partis politiques ce jeudi 14 octobre de 19h15 à 21h dans l'amphi Leroy-Beaulieu (27) organisé par Sciences Po TV et Les Engagés - ANNULÉ Ce jeudi 14 octobre : Le Saunafterwork à la Panic Room (101 rue Amelot) organisé par Soundsystems de 20h a 2h. Ce vendredi 15 octobre : La conférence sur "Paris sous Napoléon" de Sciences Poléon, salle Jeannie de Clarens, de 17h à 18h30. Ce samedi 16 octobre : Aller au Festival du Kimchi dans le 15ème avec Ramen-toi, l'association d'amitié franco-nippo-coréenne de Sciences Po. Ce lundi 18 octobre : La conférence "China's Cyber and Digital Policy: Is China a digital authoritarian country?" de Sciences Po Cyber Security Association, de 17h à 18h. Google Form 4 évènements organisé en octobre et novembre par le BDA, avec pour commencer la 1ère séance de leur Sciences Po Cinéma Club au Christine Cinéma Club le 20 octobre au soir. Le jeudi 28 octobre : Beats Across Borders au Punk Paradise de 19h30 à 2h00, organisé par Sciences Po Refugee Help. Le communiqué de Chafia On revient ensuite sur l'actualité nationale avec la mort d'Hubert Germain, le prix du Gazole, la pédophilie dans l'Eglise, la conférence France 2030 de Macron, et enfin Xavier Bertrand et le destin de la droite. Ensuite, on évoque l'actualité internationale avec l'actualité politique de la Pologne, de l'Autriche et de l'Italie.

Le 21 juin 2019, à Nantes, sur le Quai Wilson, des Sound Systems sont installés pour profiter de la fête de la musique. Ce soir-là, Jeremy, passionné de free party, quitte le travail vers 2h30, il arrive sur le Quai Wilson vers 3h pour danser, décompresser, après sa semaine de travail à l'usine. Plus tard dans la nuit, aveuglé par la densité du nuage de gaz lacrymogène des grenades lancées par la police pour stopper la soirée, il tombe 8 mètres plus bas dans la Loire. #violencespolicieres #justicepoursteve Enregistrement : Juillet 2020 – Durée : 28 min Musique : Vleuj / "Porcherie" Bérurier Noir / "Elegie" Mathieu Saglio

How can music change the world? In Sonic Intimacy: Reggae Sound Systems, Jungle Pirate Radio and Grime YouTube Music Videos (Bloomsbury, 2020), Malcolm James, Senior Lecturer in Media and Cultural Studies at the University of Sussex, introduces the concept of sonic intimacy to think through the social, cultural, and political importance of three key moments in the history of British music. The book blends the history of music, society, and technology to show the moments of community and resistance fostered by the vibe of sound systems and the hype of Jungle Pirate Radio, along with the advent of new modes of engagement fostered by Grime on YouTube. With important implications for the future of critical scholarship, as well as our current cultural context, the book is essential reading for cultural studies and social science scholars, as well as for anyone interested in music and culture. Dave O'Brien is Chancellor's Fellow, Cultural and Creative Industries, at the University of Edinburgh's College of Art. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/british-studies

How can music change the world? In Sonic Intimacy: Reggae Sound Systems, Jungle Pirate Radio and Grime YouTube Music Videos (Bloomsbury, 2020), Malcolm James, Senior Lecturer in Media and Cultural Studies at the University of Sussex, introduces the concept of sonic intimacy to think through the social, cultural, and political importance of three key moments in the history of British music. The book blends the history of music, society, and technology to show the moments of community and resistance fostered by the vibe of sound systems and the hype of Jungle Pirate Radio, along with the advent of new modes of engagement fostered by Grime on YouTube. With important implications for the future of critical scholarship, as well as our current cultural context, the book is essential reading for cultural studies and social science scholars, as well as for anyone interested in music and culture. Dave O'Brien is Chancellor's Fellow, Cultural and Creative Industries, at the University of Edinburgh's College of Art. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

How can music change the world? In Sonic Intimacy: Reggae Sound Systems, Jungle Pirate Radio and Grime YouTube Music Videos (Bloomsbury, 2020), Malcolm James, Senior Lecturer in Media and Cultural Studies at the University of Sussex, introduces the concept of sonic intimacy to think through the social, cultural, and political importance of three key moments in the history of British music. The book blends the history of music, society, and technology to show the moments of community and resistance fostered by the vibe of sound systems and the hype of Jungle Pirate Radio, along with the advent of new modes of engagement fostered by Grime on YouTube. With important implications for the future of critical scholarship, as well as our current cultural context, the book is essential reading for cultural studies and social science scholars, as well as for anyone interested in music and culture. Dave O'Brien is Chancellor's Fellow, Cultural and Creative Industries, at the University of Edinburgh's College of Art. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/caribbean-studies

How can music change the world? In Sonic Intimacy: Reggae Sound Systems, Jungle Pirate Radio and Grime YouTube Music Videos (Bloomsbury, 2020), Malcolm James, Senior Lecturer in Media and Cultural Studies at the University of Sussex, introduces the concept of sonic intimacy to think through the social, cultural, and political importance of three key moments in the history of British music. The book blends the history of music, society, and technology to show the moments of community and resistance fostered by the vibe of sound systems and the hype of Jungle Pirate Radio, along with the advent of new modes of engagement fostered by Grime on YouTube. With important implications for the future of critical scholarship, as well as our current cultural context, the book is essential reading for cultural studies and social science scholars, as well as for anyone interested in music and culture. Dave O'Brien is Chancellor's Fellow, Cultural and Creative Industries, at the University of Edinburgh's College of Art. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/performing-arts

How can music change the world? In Sonic Intimacy: Reggae Sound Systems, Jungle Pirate Radio and Grime YouTube Music Videos (Bloomsbury, 2020), Malcolm James, Senior Lecturer in Media and Cultural Studies at the University of Sussex, introduces the concept of sonic intimacy to think through the social, cultural, and political importance of three key moments in the history of British music. The book blends the history of music, society, and technology to show the moments of community and resistance fostered by the vibe of sound systems and the hype of Jungle Pirate Radio, along with the advent of new modes of engagement fostered by Grime on YouTube. With important implications for the future of critical scholarship, as well as our current cultural context, the book is essential reading for cultural studies and social science scholars, as well as for anyone interested in music and culture. Dave O'Brien is Chancellor's Fellow, Cultural and Creative Industries, at the University of Edinburgh's College of Art. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/music

How can music change the world? In Sonic Intimacy: Reggae Sound Systems, Jungle Pirate Radio and Grime YouTube Music Videos (Bloomsbury, 2020), Malcolm James, Senior Lecturer in Media and Cultural Studies at the University of Sussex, introduces the concept of sonic intimacy to think through the social, cultural, and political importance of three key moments in the history of British music. The book blends the history of music, society, and technology to show the moments of community and resistance fostered by the vibe of sound systems and the hype of Jungle Pirate Radio, along with the advent of new modes of engagement fostered by Grime on YouTube. With important implications for the future of critical scholarship, as well as our current cultural context, the book is essential reading for cultural studies and social science scholars, as well as for anyone interested in music and culture. Dave O'Brien is Chancellor's Fellow, Cultural and Creative Industries, at the University of Edinburgh's College of Art. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/critical-theory

How can music change the world? In Sonic Intimacy: Reggae Sound Systems, Jungle Pirate Radio and Grime YouTube Music Videos (Bloomsbury, 2020), Malcolm James, Senior Lecturer in Media and Cultural Studies at the University of Sussex, introduces the concept of sonic intimacy to think through the social, cultural, and political importance of three key moments in the history of British music. The book blends the history of music, society, and technology to show the moments of community and resistance fostered by the vibe of sound systems and the hype of Jungle Pirate Radio, along with the advent of new modes of engagement fostered by Grime on YouTube. With important implications for the future of critical scholarship, as well as our current cultural context, the book is essential reading for cultural studies and social science scholars, as well as for anyone interested in music and culture. Dave O'Brien is Chancellor's Fellow, Cultural and Creative Industries, at the University of Edinburgh's College of Art. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/popular-culture

How can music change the world? In Sonic Intimacy: Reggae Sound Systems, Jungle Pirate Radio and Grime YouTube Music Videos (Bloomsbury, 2020), Malcolm James, Senior Lecturer in Media and Cultural Studies at the University of Sussex, introduces the concept of sonic intimacy to think through the social, cultural, and political importance of three key moments in the history of British music. The book blends the history of music, society, and technology to show the moments of community and resistance fostered by the vibe of sound systems and the hype of Jungle Pirate Radio, along with the advent of new modes of engagement fostered by Grime on YouTube. With important implications for the future of critical scholarship, as well as our current cultural context, the book is essential reading for cultural studies and social science scholars, as well as for anyone interested in music and culture. Dave O'Brien is Chancellor's Fellow, Cultural and Creative Industries, at the University of Edinburgh's College of Art. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/sound-studies

Over 15 years ago Tom wanted a stereo system bigger and louder than his friends, and like many guests on this show, entrepreneurship just happened. Graduating college in 2009, Tom worked a gig literally right after his graduation ceremony, and eventually smaller gigs turned into bigger gigs which turned into a full time job. Early on in his career, Tom invested in digital audio technology versus analog audio which proved to be advantageous for him, his team and clients. Today Tom is the president and lead project manager for Electro Sound Systems, which in 2019, provided audio services for 328 events. Like many of us, Tom was unsure of how the pandemic would play out, but he kept busy and found new ways to generate income. Tom goes on to explain how he became Joe Biden's audio engineer during the presidential campaign and after he was elected President - spending 5 days a week in D.C. away from his family. Listen today to learn more about Tom's entrepreneurial journey and his biggest moment as an audio engineer. HAPPY ½ HOUR DRINKS: Conehead from Zero Gravity Beer - 2.5 out of 5 https://www.zerogravitybeer.com/conehead Learn more about Tom at : https://electrosoundsystems.com/ Learn more about Rivers Edge Advisors: https://riversedgeadvisors.com/ Connect with Brian Carney on Instagram @riversedgeadvisors_llc Connect with Brian on untappd.com - brcarney7

Season 8 opens with an overdue Top 5 list from the Reggae Lover hosts - their Top 5 Dancehall Sound Systems of All Time.We discuss the criteria used in selecting these top reggae sounds aka DJ teams. These lists include juggling sounds, clash sounds, Jamaican-based sounds, "Foreign" sounds, foundation/rub-a-dub sounds, and all-purpose sound systems. Respect goes out to all the Jamaican Sound Systems out there and of course all the fans.During this analysis the need for a separate top selectors list became apparent. Look out for that topic to be covered in-depth during a separate upcoming episode. Also, moving forward we will be adding the video format so look out for links to those shows on our Youtube channel.Mentioned in this discussion: Downbeat The Ruler, LP International, King Addies, Stone Love Movement, Killamanjaro, Bass Odyssey, Kozmik Movements, Studio One, Stur Mars, Mighty Crown, Highlanda Sound, King AP, King Stur Gav, Afrique, King Jammys.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/reggae-lover/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Rdv avec la star guadeloupéenne Admiral T en passe de fêter ses 20 ans de carrière !Retour sur ses débuts dans les Sound Systems, ses positions militantes, ses œuvres caritatives et ses projets futurs. Dans cet épisode, c'est la journaliste Kareen Guiock et l'humoriste Waly Dia qui offrent les questions vidéos surprise, et Keyla Soulez Siar le billet d'humeur.

Earlier this month, a survey was released, revealing that many Filipino Catholics were calling for better sound systems in their churches. This episode tries to look into that - to offer a better understanding of sound, how it travels, and how it is experienced by people.

Mathias Johansson: "Speakers are really there for one reason and that's to reproduce as faithful as possible the sound that somebody has created for your ear. The idea is that you just amplify the sound it's like a perfect transparent lens to what the artist and the producer for the music has created or has intended for you and the idea is to bring that to your ear".This episode has been binaural recorded, so to experience the 3D Sound Listening Experience, put on your headphones.Full Episode 19: VR For Our Ears: - Dynamic 3D Binaural Audio. How Dirac is Optimizing the Future Sound Systems to Offer the Ultimate Listening Experience.Podcast or vlog: The Power of Audio + Science + AI with Jasmine Moradi (https://www.jasminemoradi.com, Spotify, Apple Music & Google Play)Soundbites#1 The Story Behind Dirac's Mission on Changing the World of Sound Listening. (04:20)#2 Listening Fatigue: The Task of a Speaker and the Biggest Challenges with Existing Sound Systems. (09:13)#3 How Dirac is Making Bad Audio Sound Better with Software. (14:53)#4 What is 3D Binaural Audio and Ambisonics, and How does it Hack Our Brain? (17:54)#5 What You as an Audience can Expect from a 3D Binaural Sound Experience. (31:13)#6 How Head Tracking will Forever Change the Way We are Listening to Sound. (39:18)#7 How 3D Binaural Audio and Hack Tracking will Transform Virtual Experiences. (45:49)#8 3D Sound Use Cases that are Starting to Gain Momentum. (50:23)#9 Best Practices on How Brands can Use 3D Binaural Sound in their Audio Design Process. (52:47)#10 What does the Future of 3D Binaural Audio Sound Like? (55:40)#3dsound #binauralsound #dirac #signalprocessing #audio #virtual experiences #soundlisteningSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-power-of-audio-science-ai. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

My guest today is my new friend Mathias Johansson, Chief Product Officer and Co-founder of the Swedish company Dirac. Mathias has a Master of Science and a Ph.D. in Signal Processing from Uppsala University. And, it was at Uppsala University 20 years ago that Dirac was founded by Mathias and fellow PhD's students with the vision to revolutionize the way we hear sound. Sound and signal processing is at the heart of Dirac's journey.Today, the company delivers optimized sound for mobiles, VR, AR, auto-motives, residential and commercial environments. Mathias is deeply passionate about building great products and any advanced technology that can lead to a real change makes him tick. His current role is to define and plan new products.He and his team are making bad audio sound better with a software technology that can upgrade any sound system without expensive hardware upgrades. They are offering better, cleaner and louder sound to the many people! Dirac is "the sound pioneer" and "the complete supplier of solutions for digital audio signal processing."In this episode, Mathias and I are discussing VR for Our Ears: Dynamic 3D Binaural Audio - Optimizing future sound systems to offer the ultimate sound experience.his episode has been binaural recorded, so to experience the 3D Sound Listening Experience, put on your headphones.#1 The Story Behind Dirac's Mission on Changing the World of Sound Listening. (04:20)#2 Listening Fatigue: The Task of a Speaker and the Biggest Challenges with Existing Sound Systems. (09:13)#3 How Dirac is Making Bad Audio Sound Better with Software. (14:53)#4 What is 3D Binaural Audio and Ambisonics, and How does it Hack Our Brain? (17:54)#5 What You as an Audience can Expect from a 3D Binaural Sound Experience. (31:13)#6 How Head Tracking will Forever Change the Way We are Listening to Sound. (39:18)#7 How 3D Binaural Audio and Hack Tracking will Transform Virtual Experiences. (45:49)#8 3D Sound Use Cases that are Starting to Gain Momentum. (50:23)#9 Best Practices on How Brands can Use 3D Binaural Sound in their Audio Design Process. (52:47)#10 What does the Future of 3D Binaural Audio Sound Like? (55:40) #3dsound #binauralsound #dirac #signalprocessing #audio #virtual experiences #soundlisteningSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-power-of-audio-science-ai. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

THE DISCO TWINS TALK HIP HOP, QUEENS, BIRTHA SPEAKERS, PROFILE, THE SOUND SYSTEMS, REAL ESTATE, DJ HISTORY & MORE. THE DJ PODCAST VINYL ESQUIRE INTERVIEWS THE DISCO TWINS. AVAILABLE NOW! DOWNLOAD THE APP OR LOG ON TO WWW.VINYLESQUIRE.COM @VINYLESQUIRE @THEORIGINALRIP @DISCOTWINS

This week my guest is Dixie Peach,  well known as vocalist and live performer, but in the interview we learn about his early days which were spent running & playing Sound Systems. We also get to hear about how his big tunes in the 1980’s like 'Pure Worries' & 'Tonight Is The Night' blew up and put him in the spotlight for the first time as well as his time with the Jah Tubbys Sound System & Label .. enjoy ! New Podcast website : http://www.lifeindub.com/ SCOOPS & Vibronics music for sale : https://vibronics.co.uk/shop/ https://vibronics.bandcamp.com/ https://www.instagram.com/vibronicsdub https://vibronics.co.uk/

In this latest edition of STAB!, which we can neither confirm nor deny either does or doesn’t exist and which you may or may not be listening to, host Jesse Jones welcomes figments and phantoms Jordan Gannon, Nicki Fuchs & Daniel Humbarger to share their three different takes on SHTR, nine haiku about a year … Continue reading »

Building Projects.  They are one of the toughest thing a Worship Guy or Tech Guy can endure at the Steeple Center, but they are on of the most important!  So get on in here, and let's talk meetings.And as always, hit us up on the socials!https://www.facebook.com/worshipguytechguyinstagram.com/worshipguytechguyor email us!tech@worshipguytechguy.comworship@worshipguytechguy.com

Sonos will make the Soundsystem in more Audi models - Blue Origin and Lockheed Martin will design DRACO - Android 12 gives users better privacy controls - Gigabyte presents new gaming screens with HDMI 2.1

Live vanuit de Jimmy Woo in Amsterdam een lekkere mix van Afro, Dancehall en Hiphop door 1 van Amsterdam's populairste Soundsystems 

This week my guest is Dennis Bovell, the Barbados born legend of reggae. From his early outings in Sound Systems in London way back in the 1970’s, through Matumbi, Linton Kwesi Johnson and beyond , few people have made such an impact on the world dub & reggae world as Dennis Bovell. As well as all these things mentioned, we talk about him writing the soundtrack for the film Babylon, and we get stuck into the ‘Small Axe’ TV series, New Podcast website : http://www.lifeindub.com/ SCOOPS Gold Disc Classics back in stock : https://vibronics.co.uk/shop/ https://vibronics.bandcamp.com/ https://www.instagram.com/vibronicsdub https://vibronics.co.uk/

On this week's episode, the boys talk about sound systems and sound system accessories. But first, their daily ramblings. Check us out on Instagram:CAD to CARS: https://bit.ly/2yEmnq3Will: https://bit.ly/2M74VxzMike: https://bit.ly/3esZGEFKev: https://bit.ly/2ZIFVoiDave: https://bit.ly/2M48AMvMike Day, Will Weischedel, Kevin Ferraro and Dave Siebert  from ECS Tuning, talk about all things with motors, development of parts and basic shenanigansDon't forget to subscribe! New episode every Tuesday! #cadtocarspodcast  ECS Tuning: https://bit.ly

Wir haben es bereits in der letzten Folge angekündigt: In naher Zukunft wird sich bei uns podcasttechnisch einiges ändern. Deswegen wird die aktuelle Ausgabe auch die letzte unter dem bisherigen Namen sein. In den vergangenen zwölf Monaten durften wir bei „Mek Wi Talk“ viele interessante Gespräche mit Artists, Produzenten, Tänzerinnen, Promotern und vor allem Soundsystems führen. Ein Soundsystem haben wir uns allerdings bis zum Ende aufgehoben - unser eigenes. Als krönenden Abschluss arbeiten wir deshalb mit unseren Elders Nadia, Elmar und Uli die Anfangszeit des Everlasting Sounds auf, und unternehmen dadurch auch eine Zeitreise in die absolute Hochzeit der europäischen Dancehall-Szene. Auch wenn dies nur das Ende des Labels „Mek Wi Talk“ darstellt, und wir euch als Podcaster erhalten bleiben werden, möchten wir uns hiermit allerherzlichst bei euch allen dafür bedanken, dass ihr uns seit einem Jahr die Treue haltet und uns zum stetigen Weitermachen motiviert! Wir freuen uns bereits sehr auf das nächste Podcast-Kapitel und hoffen ihr seid dann wieder alle mit dabei!

Today's Social Dilemma, the Doobie Brothers recently released a box set of their classic albums remastered in Quadraphonic. It got me to thinking about the great home audio systems we had when we were in our teens and twenties. Tell me about your first stereo, do you remember the brand of receiver, turntable and speakers you went out and purchased? Call in after 4:05, 608-321-1015.

This episode of Talkin' Reggae is taken from the Reggae Bridge live show, with a history of sound systems and artist profiles of Protoje and Chronixx. Includes a bonus acoustic performance by Streetlevel Uprising. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talkinreggae/support

This week my guest is Sukh from Indica Dubs. It was the first face to face interview recorded in the Dub Cupboard studio here in Leicester. In the interview we find our about how Indica Dubs started, but also about Southall, a part of West London that has supported Reggae and Sound Systems for years and years. Sukh also tells us about what he has learned about releasing records and about his commitment for and love of the vinyl format.Jah Light Jah Live exclusively at Bandcamp : https://vibronics.bandcamp.com/album/jah-light-jah-love-re-issue Indica Dubs Bandcamp : https://indicadubs.bandcamp.com/musicIndica Dub Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/IndicaDubs/ Vibronics Instagram : www.instagram.com/vibronicsdubVibronics Facebook : www.facebook.com/Vibronics-16183313401http://www.lifeindub.com/http://www.vibronics.co.uk/

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Last session cut off so we decided to do it again. This is part two and talk about Tony lash Elliott Smith Neros Rome James angel Courtney Taylor Taylor start in music recording --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gary-fox2/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gary-fox2/support

DJ SYDNEY aus Köln (ursprünglich Velbert) hat erst vor kurzem nach über 8 Jahren als DJ den Schritt in die Selbstständigkeit gewagt. Neben anfänglichen Schwierigkeiten nach seinem Umzug nach Köln innerhalb der Clubszene, fasst er nun nach und nach immer mehr Fuß in seinem neuen Wohnort. Auf dem Nicky Jam Konzert spielte er als einer von mehreren Soundsystems einen Slot der Warm-Up Show. Wir sprechen nicht über über seine Anfänge und die letzten intensiven paar Monate, sondern auch detailliert über den Schritt in die Selbstständigkeit und geben viele Tipps für junge DJ's! Checkt die neue Folge ALL IN! ► Hier könnt ihr mehr über SYDNEY erfahren: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/djsydneymusic/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/djsydneymusic/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/djsydneymusic ► Hier könnt ihr mehr über mich erfahren: ...Meinen Kanal abonnieren: http://bit.ly/2sDvIXj ...Meine Reise als DJ & Entrepreneur: http://bit.ly/2zh3mW0 ...SOCIAL MEDIA: http://bit.ly/UrbanOLinktree ► Checkt auch meine DJ-Interviews, u.a.: ...mit DJ STYLEWARZ: http://bit.ly/ALLIN124_Stylewarz ...mit DJ RAFIK: http://bit.ly/ALLIN122_Rafik …mit PRO ZEIKO: http://bit.ly/ALLIN96 …mit DER VEIB: http://bit.ly/ALLIN95 …mit DJ YOSCAR: http://bit.ly/ALLIN93 …mit DJ MR. TONE: http://bit.ly/ALLIN86 …mit DJ TOXXIC: http://bit.ly/ALLIN90

La invención del remix que brillará en las pistas disco anterior a la llegada del torbellino imperativo del Techno y del House, se debió, pues, a un error. En Jamaica, a finales de 1967, todo sucede. Sound Systems y Dance Halls. El remix nace, así como también la música dub. Personajes como Duke Reid y Ruddy Redwood crean por error algo gigante. Luego King Tubby, genio del sonido, le da forma y magia a la música de las atmósferas.

It’s a bass-heavy podcast as we welcome dance music guru and Bigmouth regular Joe Muggs and photographer Brian David Stevens to talk about their book Bass, Mids, Tops: An Oral History of Sound System Culture. Pre-order it here and get free badges! Plus…CEMETARY GREATS: Mysterious dubstep person Burial compiles all his free-range experimental EPs under the name ‘Tunes 2011-2019’. How does this enhance our understanding of the Vangelis of the night bus queue?APOCALYPSE NEIN: A meteor is about to obliterate Europe and everyone is losing their scheisse in grim German drama Eight Days, now showing on Sky Atlantic. Will this Deutsche spin on Bowie’s ‘Five Years’ tempt you to binge-watch before the end of to the world?THE COSMIC TRIP PRESENTS: Balearic mind-massagers Psychemagik finally release the debut album that’s been held hostage by major label shenanigans for ten years. Will ‘I Feel How This Night Should Look’ fit the ‘Moon Safari’-shaped hole in your life? Plus the usual tunes, digressions and Closing Time Chatter. It’s what podcasts where made for. Produced and presented by Andrew Harrison and Siân Pattenden. Audio production by Alex Rees. Bigmouth is a Podmasters production. Get every episode of BIGMOUTH a day early, plus the famous EXTRA BIT, when you back us on the crowdfunding platform Patreon. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hallo liebe Liebenden, in dieser Woche stand Mean Deen für uns an den Decks. Deen fand ihre Affinität zum Auflegen im Jahr 2006, während ihr als Frontsängerin eines Soundsystems bei Auftritten immer wieder andere Tracks in den Sinn kamen, die sie komplett über ihre eigenen legen konnte. Das musste natürlich ausgiebig erforscht werden. Im Auflegen fand sie ihre Passion. Sie bespielte 4 Jahre, jeden Samstagabend die Radioshow "The Eclectic" auf Chicagohouse.fm, die die Vielfalt der Genres beschreibt, die sie liebt und spielt. Ob Jackinhouse, Techno, DnB, Funk oder Soul ..., um nur einige wenige zu nennen, man spürt wie ihr Herz tiefe melodische Bässe pumpt, während ihr Kopf sich im Jazz verliert und die Beine im gefühlten Offbeat beschwingt Berge hoch- und runtertanzen. Seit über 20 Jahren als Musikerin, spielt sie gekonnt mit den Harmonien und Melodien der Instrumente und Vocals, passt die Atmosphären aller Sounds so schön ineinander ein, um völlig neue Musikkreationen zu schaffen, die das Gefühl vermitteln, das ganze sei Studioproduziert ... man gleitet unbemerkt von einem zum nächsten Tanzgefühl. Ihre Sets sind immer spontan, nie vorgefertigt, um sich zum einen auf ihr Publikum einzustimmen und sich zum anderen selbst überraschen zu können. Sie fühlt die Menschen vor sich, holt erst verschiedenste Bedürfnisse ein, befriedigt diese, um ihr Publikum dann auf eine unerwartete Reise zu schicken. Ihr technisches, musikalisches wie auch psychologisches Verständnis schafft Energien, die nicht selten ganze Nächte beherrschen. Bei ihr weiß man nie, was einen erwartet, aber kann getrost immer Erwartungen haben. Mit etwas Glück kann man sie dabei erwischen, wie sie ihre Mixe mit Livevocals und Adlips besingt, während sie die Turntables befingert. Wir bedanken uns bei dir Nadine, für deinen Beitrag zur Zug der Liebe Mixtape Reihe und wünschen euch viel Spaß beim hören. Und immer daran denken, Sharing is caring!! Artist: @mean-deen-884785187 www.facebook.com/Mean-Deen-361891917166245/ Wir wollen auch in diesem Jahr wieder gemeinsam ein Zeichen für mehr Nächstenliebe und soziales Engagement setzen. Um weiterhin ohne Sponsoren arbeiten zu können, benötigen wir dringend deine Unterstützung! Da wir seit 2015 die volle Aufmerksamkeit auf unsere teilnehmenden Vereine und Organisationen richten, passen Sponsoren auch nicht ins Konzept. Direktspende: Einfach via Paypal an info@zugderliebe.org oder Paypal: Bit.ly/ppzdl spenden, dass gibt mächtig Karma-Punkte :)

Have you ever wanted your music to come out exactly as what you would want it? Even artists who have spent a great amount of time dealing with music sometimes just can't replicate the exact music quality. It's really something that's difficult to do. Recreation Sound is based on designs on the mathematics and patterns of nature. They're focused on creating products that replicated sound the way artists intend their music to be heard. Gregory Castellanos is the CEO and founder of Recreation Sound, a company that utilizes the power of sound and technology to promote fun, unity, and wellness. The company's main goal is for artists to be able to replicate sound the way they want their music to be heard. “We'd like to use music, as I mentioned, to bring people closer together. And yeah, partnering and building communities, something that we're really passionate about.” - Gregory Aside from being the CEO and founder of Recreation Sound, Gregory Castellanos is also a performer, musician, artist, and audiophile.

Involved in sound systems in London for 35 years, Lady Bantam describes why her all-female system adds a unique and important flavour to Carnival.

Sejam bem vindos ao Verde, amarelo e vermelho - Reggae brasileiro, na @freicanefm (101.5). Aqui no estúdio Bantus, o DJ Bobe, DJ Tarzan, Memis Etiópia, Alba Azevedo e Augusto Rasta na técnico, juntos aqui levando muita música e muita coisa boa pra vocês. No VA&V deste sábado, entrevistamos dois seletores de Recife, Ewerson e Jah Léo, responsáveis pelos sistemas de som Vietcong Promotion e Leão Conquistador, e batemos um papo sobre a cultura dos Soundsystems. As músicas ficam por conta de artistas do cenário nacional e Pernambucano como Amanajé, Ras Maikoll, Gustavo Dread e muito mais. Siga-nos nas redes Sociais: https://www.instagram.com/verdeamareloevermelho/ https://www.facebook.com/Verde-Amarelo-e-Vermelho-Reggae-Brasileiro-2337175993227288/ Produtores e músicos, mandem seu material para o email da programa, verdeamareloevermelhoradio@gmail.com. Apoio: Reggae Pelo Reggae

Tony Andrews has been building PAs for decades. Today, the soundsystems made by his company Funktion-One are preferred by the world’s best clubs. Their speakers are more iconic than you might expect something so technical to be – a testament to Andrews’ uncompromising vision for how to achieve great sound. Here, Andrews discussed the curse of line arrays, how to prevent what he calls the chainsaw effect, and why listening to music through our phones and other portable devices has ruined our ears.

(John - Sound Systems) On this episode I had the honor to have John as my guest. He shared with me his interest in building sound systems as his hobby. If you want to learn more about John and his awesome new projects, you should follow him on twitter @lumbermansvo ( https://twitter.com/LumbermanSVO) Furthermore if you want to expand your knowledge learn more about sound systems and projects John is currently working on, you can find him on these websites: https://www.diymobileaudio.com/forum/members/lumbermansvo.html (DIYmoblieaudio) https://www.avsforum.com/forum/members/8779641-lumbermansvo.html (AVSforum) If you like this episode and think it can be helpful to someone you are more than welcome to share it. Furthermore if you want to listen to short previews of upcoming and old episodes you can check out my Instagram page @timeforyourhobby . I also share tips and tricks I've learned so far from all my guest. If you would like to be on the show or have any questions, you can send me an email at timeforyourhobby@gmail.com Here's my website so you can listen to it on the platform of your choice (Podbean, Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Play Music, Castbox, TuneIn, Pocket Cast, Overcast, Stitcher,  Google Podcast): https://timeforyourhobby.wixsite.com/podcast Thank you,   Time Stamp:00:28 - Intro00:52 - Who is John?01:18 - How did you get introduced to building sound systems?01:52 - Did you ever purchase the sound system that made you fall in love with sound systems?02:21 - Do you still own the first sound system that you built?03:13 - What kind of sound system do you prefer to build?03:59 - How long did it take you to learn how clearly identify sounds?04:33 - What kind of sound are you trying to achieve?05:45 - How many sound systems have you made?06:46 - Do you still like using analog?07:39 - Do you prefer using AUX cords or Bluetooth for your sound systems?08:29 - Where do you see the future of sound systems going? 09:35 - Is there a car still easy to modify the sound system these days?10:36 - What would you want these car manufacturers to do to make it easier to fix your sound systems?12:07 - What would you say is the best part about building sound systems?13:01 - How did you learn how to build sound systems?14:25 - How long does it take you to complete a project?16:13 - Where do you usually go to get new ideas?17:09 - Are you open to new ideas for your current project or are you set with your plan?17:44 - How long do speakers tend to last?18:26 - Where do you tend to go to find a solution to a problem you might encounter?19:43 - Do you ever touch up some older projects?20:42 - Do you prefer building your sound systems alone or with somebody else? 21:09 - Would you consider yourself a professional or style a hobbiest?21:59 - Does other people’s opinions have an impact on your projects?22:25 - Do you have any inspirations?23:41 - What was your biggest challenge when you first started building sound systems?24:33 - What is your current biggest challenge?25:32 - Do you have any pet peeves with the sound system community?26:30 - What are some misconceptions about people who build sounds systems?32:07 - Do you want to present your hobby to the world or use it more as an escape from reality?33:16 - Do you plan on making a guide for sound systems?34:26 - When you are building your sound system, is it more like a family recipe where you have secret techniques?35:07 - How are sound system competitions judged?36:55 - Do you have any word of advice for anyone who might be interested in sound systems?37:17 - What is the biggest challenge between building car sound systems vs. home sound systems?38:51 - Are you making your home theater sound proof?39:19 - Do you have any social media links you would like to share?40:25 - Talking about the community 41:25 - Do you have any questions for me about sound systems?43:08 - Would you consider yourself a perfectionist?44:11 - Outro

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The studio where legends including Aretha Franklin, John Lee Hooker, and Parliament-Funkadelic recorded will be relocated.

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What do Whitney Houston and your a/v team have in common? What is the best microphone to use on a Sunday morning? What about sound boards and speakers? Why is there a stereotype about sound techs among pastors? Why is there a stereotype of pastors among sound techs? In this special episode of the The Teaching Pastor we explore the matters of “sound” as it relates to the Sunday Morning Expierence of the message and we have a practical and philosophical conversation Paul Bresenden, President of 454 Creative If you would like to see more of what Paul and his team does visit 454 Creative  Here are some other resources that came up in the Episode. Countryman E6/Headset microphone Shure SM58 handheld mic AKG D5 mic DPA headset mic EAW Speakers QSC K12 Speakers Paul Dexter Creative – Systems Integrater Audio Training Yamaha House of Worship Resources and Training Yamaha Sound Reinforcement Handbook Yamaha Guide to Sound Systems for Worship Nick Burns SNL IT guy Babylon Bee satire about sound tech stereotypes and blame Music Provided by Pawn Shop Kings, “Love Like Jesus” Rate and review the podcast on iTunes. Visit our patreon page and become a patron of the podcast patreon.com/theteachingpastor

A see-through sound-system could turn any flat surface into giant speakers.

John Kane talks about his documentary "Last Seat In The House" recounting Bill Hanley’s contributions in outdoor live sound shifted an entire music industry.

Download this episode by clicking here! This episode of The Troubadour is aimed at the "gear geeks". We're highlighting my use and experience with the Bose L1 Model 2 sound system on this show. www.thetroubadourpodcast.com www.facebook.com/thetroubadourpodcast www.instagram.com/thetroubadourpodcast/ twitter: @thetroubadourP1

What makes a great soundsystem? That's one of the questions we'll be trying to answer on this month's show.

What makes a great soundsystem? That's one of the questions we'll be trying to answer on this month's show. For more, visit Resident Advisor: https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?exchange=391

What makes a great soundsystem? That's one of the questions we'll be trying to answer on this month's show.

In the late ‘70’s and into the ‘80’s Hollywood and the Sunset Strip played host to the hair bands and spandex superstars that rocked clubs like the Whiskey and the Roxy night after night. But several miles down the coast, a new sound was emerging; raw, impatient, and not satisfied with the Status Quo. It was in this world that Dave Rat of Rat Sound Systems carved his place as a trusted engineer, with a company that provided the kind of equipment that could match the DIY attitude of the artists and crowds that were showing up to hear bands like Black Flag, Jane’s Addiction, and Rage Against the Machine. After nearly 30 years as the FOH engineer for the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Dave Rat is setting his sights on a life more simple, allowing him to focus more on the company he started when he was just eighteen years old.

Matt and Steve discuss the many forms of audio cables, from balanced and unbalanced to banana clips! They also get into the details of wiring a commercial sound system as they do AV for many bars and restaurants in Philadelphia!

¡Llegaron los GOTY! En esta primera parte, los cuatro de siempre fortalecidos con la presencia del darketo favorito de la casa repasan las noticias más recientes así como el primer semestre de lanzamientos de 2016. ¿Habrá ganado Doom? ¿Habrá ganado Destiny? ¿Habrá ganado Wolfenstein por tercer año consecutivo? Probablemente sí… Por cierto, este podcast fue editado en Tiburoncín Soundsystems. ¿Suena mejor, peor o igual? Avísennos. ¿Quieres desearnos un buen 2017? Anda y danos unos trumpesos: http://patreon.com/batrashbatrushka.

¡Llegaron los GOTY! En esta primera parte, los cuatro de siempre fortalecidos con la presencia del darketo favorito de la casa repasan las noticias más recientes así como el primer semestre de lanzamientos de 2016. ¿Habrá ganado Doom? ¿Habrá ganado Destiny? ¿Habrá ganado Wolfenstein por tercer año consecutivo? Probablemente sí… Por cierto, este podcast fue editado en Tiburoncín Soundsystems. ¿Suena mejor, peor o igual? Avísennos. ¿Quieres desearnos un buen 2017? Anda y danos unos trumpesos: http://patreon.com/batrashbatrushka.

Whirlpool Productions - From Disco To Disco Midas 104 - Sexual Distortion Andre Sobota - Look Around Fogmountain Soundsystems - Your Moody's Lee van Dowski - Elle Steve Bug - Loverboy Marc De Vole & Patrick Muschiol - Ein Tag im Herbst (Rodriguez Jr Remix) Dense & Pika - Colt (George FitzGerald Remix) Ben Sims - First Effort Accentbuster - Healing Code Coyu - Who's Wearing The Trousers Tomy Wahl & Danny Torres - Black Cat Meandisco - La Llorona (Accentbuster SMS X9 Refinement) Ron Costa - Shake That Art of Tones feat Jaw - Call The Shots (Motor City Drum Ensemble Remix) Daniel Schroeder - Don't Stop Accentbuster - Children Of Earth Pan Pot - Punxsutawney (Alan Fitzpatrick Remix) Billy Dalessandro - Skunk Stephan Bodzin & Marc Romboy - Callisto (Synthapella) Daniel Schroeder - Don't Stop Accentbuster - Let There Be Peace Lee van Dowski - HAL3 Manuel De La Mare - Catwalk Highestpoint - I Know (Skober Remix) Accentbuster feat Jan Driver, Ursula Rucker and Firefly - Deeper Inside Rennie Foster - Devils Water (Reprise) Monika Kruse vs Pig & Dan - Colours Paride Saraceni feat Monce - Burning Late Nite Tuff Guy - I Get Deeper (Accentbuster Re-Edit) Sven Vaeth - Schubduese Plastikman - Panikattack Green Velvet - Flash Jay Lumen - Old Machines Mario DeBellis - Tequila (Fogmountain Soundsystems Remix) Accentbuster feat Klangwerk - Geradeaus Klangwerk Pete Heller - Simpler Accentbuster - Heaven Is Now Gemini Voice Archive - Encuentro DJ Misjah & DJ Tim - Access (Matt Smallwood & Polarised Remix) HMC - Cum On (Accentbuster Maximum Acidum Re-Edit) Justin Berkovi - What Will We Become Dodi Palese - Brainscapes Josh Wink - Superfreak Rod - 3yr Tom Hades - Hotel Devon Stephan Bodzin & Marc Romboy - Callisto (Synthapella) Diegel & Kallemann - Der Ententeich Drax Ltd - Amphetamine (Umek Remix) Mr Sliff - Rippin and Dippin Da Hool - Meet Her At The Loveparade (Nalin & Kane Mix) Laurent Garnier - Crispy Bacon Hardfloor - Acperience 1 (Robert Babicz Spacefunk Mix)

Funkagenda & Mark Knight - The Man With The Red Face Lil Mo Yin Yang - Reach (Mark Knight Remix) DJ Le Roi feat Roland Clark - I Get Deep (Late Nite Tuff Guy Remix) Stephan Bodzin - Singularity Justin Berkovi - What Will We Become Roberto Capuano - Vertigo Dave Clarke - Wisdom to the Wise (Red 2) (A. Mochi Re-Edit) Petrichor - State Function Vitalic - La Rock 01 Alan Fitzpatrick - For An Endless Night Drax LTD II - Amphetamine (Umek Remix) Stefano Noferini & Hollen - Rediscovered (Miguel Bastida Remix) DJ Misjah & DJ Tim - Access (Matt Smallwood Polarised Remix) Gui Boratto - No Turning Back Daft Punk - Rock n Roll Daniel Schroeder - Don't Stop Bam Bam - Where Is Your Child Underworld - Born Slippy Nuxx

Accentbuster - Where Is You (Tripped Version) Kiasmos - Looped Booka Shade - Love Inc Midas 104 - Impuls Accentbuster - Healing Code (Fogmountain Soundsystems Remix) Accentbuster - Heaven Is Now Accentbuster - Let There Be Peace Diegel & Kallemann - Parasympathie Fogmountain Soundsystems - Your Moodys (Stefan Mallmann Deep in Dub) Fogmountain Soundsystems - Your Moodys Hot Chip - I Feel Better (Max Cooper Remix) The Mole People - Break Night Daniel Schroeder - Don't Stop Modulationsquelle - Acid Science (Accentbuster Remix) Deepbass - Dune Daniel Schroeder - Change Is Coming Victor Calderone & Nicole Moudaber - The Journey Begins Robert Babicz - Dont Look Back Petrichor - State Function Meandisco - La Llorona (Accentbuster Refinement) Hardfloor - Acperience 1 (Robert Babicz Spacefunk Mix) Jeff Mills - The Bells (Raffaele Attanasio Piano Edit)

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This podcast features Scott Wise, Roei Dans and their guest Plastician, filmed on 30th June 2015. Plastician is a London-born legendary DJ who has been at the for front of electronic music for over a decade, transcending genres and scenes from Dubstep & Garage to Grime & Disco having worked with some of the biggest names in the music industry, recently dropping a new tune with Skepta. The guys discuss Drum and Bass, Dubstep and how genres have rises and falls. Plastician tells the story of “Intensive Snare” and other cult classics, and the guys go on to discuss how certain songs and genres become linked with drugs. Plastician tells the story of the most intense sound system moment he had, with DMZ’s classic Mud in a pub. Wise, Dans & Plastician go on to discuss how the government is trying to kill raving, as well as health care and immigration. The conversation goes back to music where the guys discuss what pisses DJs off and how to stay relevant in a world where music disseminates instantaneously online. Plastician tells the guys about his favourite types of shows to play, and how he was one of the first DJs to use Serato. The guys talk about personal experiences of raving and getting fucked up, with Plastician even throwing up on Example’s Mrs’ Feet as Skream gave him tequila. They discuss personal music tastes before bringing the show to a close. 00:00 – 08:20: Drum And Bass 08:21 – 10:25: Plastician – The Story So Far 10:26 – 14:01: Dubstep – The Rise & Fall 14:02 – 15:50: Intensive Snare & Cult Classics 15:51 – 18:30: Drugs & Music 18:31 – 20:40: Sound Systems, Loefah & Kode9 20:41 – 23:25: How The Government Tries To Kill Raves 23:26 – 27:10: How To Stay Relevant 27:11 – 30:00: The Fine Line Between Genius & Madness 30:01 – 32:40: “Alright Love? Any Plans of Dying Soon? 32:41 – 33:49: Health Care 33:50 – 36:15: Immigration & Welfare 36:16 – 38:00: “Everyone Should Be Going To Plastician Sets & Taking Drugs” 38:01 – 39:30: “You’re A Few Cuts Away From My Chemical Romance” 39:31 – 41:30: “There’s Not Much Money In Music Anymore” 41:31 – 43:45: “Can You Play Chart?” 43:46 – 46:45: “I Like The Challenge Of Any Gig” 46:46 – 49:41: “I’m A Serato DJ...I was one of the first” 49:42 – 51:05: “I’ve Done Shows That I Don’t Remember Playing?” 51:06 – 53:50: “I Threw Up On Example’s Mrs.’ Feet” 53:51 – 55:00: How Much Music Do You Have? 55:01 – 56:14: Drake, Young Thug….and Craig David Follow us on: Facebook: Facebook.com/RealTalkHQ Twitter: @RealTalkBTS @RoeiDans @ScottWiseRT Instagram: @RealTalkBTS @RoeiDans @BeardMonster101

Support Sound Design Live on Patreon for as little as $1: https://www.patreon.com/sounddesignlive In this episode of Sound Design Live, I speak with the president of the Wireless Speaker Association (WiSA), Jim Venable. We discuss the nuts and bolts of the WiSA wireless audio standard that is currently used in home audio, but has obvious future application in pro audio. We also talk about 802.11a, dynamic frequency selection, and marketing for sound engineers. All music in this episode by https://soundcloud.com/dee-san Link to original post Details from the podcast: All music in this episode by Daniel Sierra. WiSA on Twitter 802.11a (5.1-5.8GHz) - worldwide unlicensed band. AVB - audio video bridging The blog post I referred to in our discussion on marketing for sound engineers: Opening Up The Marketplace To Sound Engineers Quotes "You'll have to figure out how to market [your] reputation in a global space." "This is what we call the spousal approval factor."

Dub Reggae from 70s, 80s and 90s

PODCAST event >> June,24.2013 Banging Techno sets 058 >> 3Phazegenerator // Mark Mayu www.bangingtechnosets.com photo credit by: Danielle Tunstall http://www.facebook.com/danielletunstall ____ 3Phazegenerator As one of the most exciting in a new breed of producers making an impact on the techno industry, 3Phazegenerator draws from a powerful collection of original material and heavyweight remixes. His unique cutting edge sound has created such a demand his music is now used by labels across the globe. His dj sets give a living, pulsing, organic power and have earned him a loyal following beyond even the realms of techno. This 'art form' as he calls it embraces unusual and flowing textures with intricate dark pulsing rhythms that seem to run in their own time yet are at once deeply comforting and hook the dance floor. Hailing from the UK his style has been blasting across Europe for the last 6 years. His presence as a performer has a reputation for inciting crowds, giving a dynamic freshness that is vibrant and memorable. Remixed by Logotech, Electrorites, Audio Injection, Maxx, Real Mother, Hefty, Miriam Marci. Over the last Six Years he has played clubs & festivals across over Europe and South America, in London for Soundsystems including Malfaituers, ES1, KSS, Disjunkt & Arena. Club nites include Atom, Tekno In The City, TekSlaves, Gener8tor, Transitions, I Love Jackin, ReRaveall, Underground Unity & Bahkutta Beat. Plus features on Techno FM, fnoob and Interface. Links Facebook http://www.facebook.com/pages/3Phazegenerator/150220678345503 Soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/3phazegenerator Youtube http://www.youtube.com/user/777Kevsta?feature=mhum Beatport http://www.beatport.com/search?query=3phazegenerator ____ Mark Mayu Markus M. aka Mark Mayu wurde Sept. 1980 in Ludwigshafen am Rhein (RLP) geboren. Die Clubszene in ganz Deutschland konnte damals noch nicht ahnen wer ihnen nicht mal ganz 20 Jahre später mächtig einheizen wird. Ziemlich genau Mitte der 90er trugen das erste Equipment, das Palazzo in Bingen und die Faszination des Musikverschmelzens die Hauptschuld daran, dass eine tolle Musiker-Karriere ihren Lauf nahm. Es dauerte 3-4 Jahre, bis die ersten Clubs und Radiosender auf ihn aufmerksam wurden und er zunächst regional eine Gelegenheit nach der anderen wahrnehmen durfte sein Können an den Decks zu präsentieren. Pünktlich zur Jahrtausendwende gab es auch eine große Wende in seinem bevorzugten Genre. Ein begeisterter Anhänger von progressiven Techno und später HardTechno hatte sich aus dem einst vollblut Trancer entwickelt. Gut Ding will Weile haben sagt der Volksmund und behält damit auch in diesem Fall Recht. Es dauerte weitere 6 Jahre bis Mark die ersten Releases draußen hatte und Clubs wie das Butan (Wuppertal), das Fusion (Münster) oder das Pulp Mansion (Berlin) von ihm beschallt wurden. Zusammen mit DJ Größen wie Arkus P., Boris S., Linda Pearl, oder Viper XXL bringt er noch heute die Crowd immer aufs Neue zur Ekstase, 2008 - 2009 - 2010 -2011 sogar auf der Raketenbasis Pydna des Nature One Festivals. Fortsetzung wird folgen.............. Soundcloud:: http://soundcloud.com/mark-mayu ____ photo credit by: Danielle Tunstall www.danielletunstall.com facebooK: http://www.facebook.com/danielletunstall twitter: http://twitter.com/d_tunstall youtube: http://www.youtube.com/danielletunstall

#172c: Kogan releases his very own Mobile Phone the Agora for just $149!, Bang and Olufsen continue to impress with amazing sound systems, Samsung has marriage in its sight - helping save your marriage with Dual View TV, plus their 2012 TV's can soon be made into 2013 TV's, and CASIO's Bluetooth G-Shock Watch!

#172c: Kogan releases his very own Mobile Phone the Agora for just $149!, Bang and Olufsen continue to impress with amazing sound systems, Samsung has marriage in its sight - helping save your marriage with Dual View TV, plus their 2012 TV's can soon be made into 2013 TV's, and CASIO's Bluetooth G-Shock Watch!

#172c: Kogan releases his very own Mobile Phone the Agora for just $149!, Bang and Olufsen continue to impress with amazing sound systems, Samsung has marriage in its sight - helping save your marriage with Dual View TV, plus their 2012 TV's can soon be made into 2013 TV's, and CASIO's Bluetooth G-Shock Watch!

Leave your CD's on shore. Traffic Jamz can install a digital media receiver for the most intuitive solution for using an iPod on your boat. Extend the control of your marine stereo with a Wireless Remote Commander kit, allowing you to mount the remote wherever you like. Don't worry about the elements, as this remote meets tough standards for splash protection, UV exposure, and salt/fog. You'll also need a good pair of speakers on a boat to cut through the noise of the wind, waves, and motor.

After some discussion of one little New York Times article that quoted William(!), we move along to talking about designing your sound system and romanization, though it’s mostly about romanization.  After that, we break a pattern and for the first time feature a natlang rather than a conlang — going from a grammar that just... Read more »

There's nothing like playing your favorite tunes while cruising, and some car owners may spend thousands of dollars building their sound system. But how loud can one sound system become? Join Scott and Ben to learn more about extreme sound systems. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Open Mic Night, Sound Systems, Pogos and more

Open Mic Night, Sound Systems, Pogos and more

Mr Phipson is back in 2007 and keeps it up with the incredible podcast series. This time I digged in all digital crates and created a massive »MixTape«, well mixtape is not really a correct expression cause it ain't a tape but an podcast episode. Enjoy 60 minutes of urban, ghetto sounds from the favelas and shantytowns of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and Angola. I selected two genres of urban pressure sounds from portuguese speakin' countries. Brazilian Baile Funk Carioca meets up with Kuduro from Angola and Lisbon, Portugal. For me both styles are very similiar with attitude and technique, though the sound is way different. Funk Carioca with its typical »tamborzao« (heavy drum sounds) and broken beats fits perfectly in a mix with 4-to-the-floor Kuduro beats. Both styles are produced very often by DJs in bedroom studios (like my podcast radio show ;-) Kuduro is a kind of mixture between House, Hip Hop and Ragga elemtens, the beats are in a similiar pattern like Reggaeton beats of Panama/Puerto Rico but are much faster and mostly 'round 140 BPM, while Funk Carioca or Baile Funk is around the 130s BPM a little side information for the techy geeks among open minded music friends. Special thanks to Favela Funk MCs for the Baile Funk sounds from Berlin. Visit their profile on MySpace! Shout outs to Mimi for the little artwork, she is a talented street art artist from Rio de Janeiro and creates that little dude with the paperbag on the head! Visit her Flickr account and see some of her arts! I am playing on Feb. 10, 2007 in a place called Souk in Lisboa, Portugal together with Mister Tambourine. Urban Sportive SuperSoundClash all the funky sounds you know from my podcast show plus Mister Tambourines fresh styles that enriches the whole night. This event is for all the urban souls out there. If you are around Lisbon come and clebrate a nice night with us. Souk / Rua Marechal nr. 6 / Lisboa, Portugal Thanks to Samba do Crioulo doido crew for the warm welcome. Don't miss the Sambo do Crioulo doido Podcast podcast on iTunes! Here is the tracklist for this episode. If you like this ishhh please let me know and leave a comment. This one hour mix took me days to do, woohaa. 01 Boa noite / DJs Dinho & Fu 02 Bonde do lambe lambe / DJs Dinho & Fu 03 Bucky done gone (Paul Devro Remix) / M.I.A 04 Quer dancar / Favela Funk MCs Berlin 05 Pique ta / O Corrascos 06 Sempre Flamengo / unknown artist (Mr Phipson modified) 07 Vascao 2000 / Dennis DJ 08 Vai lacraia / MC Serginho 09 Montagem joga a mao pra alto 10 Dedinho pro alto / DJ Disconhecido 11 unknown title / Furacaoo 2000 12 Toma juizo menino / MC Galo & Mr Catra 13 Danca do tiriri / unknown artist (Mr Phipson modified) 14 Yah! / Buraka Som Sistema 15 unknown artist / Helder Junior 16 Kultimate Power / DJ NK 17 Kuduro de Partimento / DJ NK 18 Mana danca so / unknown artist 19 Puxada / Buraka Som Systema 20 Puto Prada / unknown artist

The Answer Riddim is a reggae instrumental produced by Clement “Coxsone” Dodd. Slim Smith & The Uniques recorded the tune “I’ll Never Let You Go" at Studio One studios in 1967. Selectors, deejays and backing bands have enjoyed playing the instrumental ever since. Also known as the Never Let Go, this riddim has been remade many times during the past decades. A staple in dancehall music, songs on the Answer riddim still get spun nightly by many DJs and Sound Systems. Playlist: Sister Nancy - Transport Connection Philip Frazer - Never Let Go Al Campbell - Turn Me Loose Brigadier Jerry - Jamaica Jamaica Supercat - History Johnny Osborne - Keep On Moving Slim Smith - Never Let Go The Answer - Lone Ranger Marca Griffiths - I Shall Sing Buju Banton - No Respect Gappy Ranks - Pumpkin Belly Macka B - Never Played A 45 Warrior King - Melody (Tell Me How Me Sound) Tarrus Riley - Protect Your Neck Sugar Minott - Feel The Rydim Sanchez - Take Your Time Anthony Malvo ft. General Degree - Comforter Sizzla - In My Thoughts Beenie Man - Fassy Try To Dis (Too Bad Mind) Edley Shines - Lead Out (dub plate) Anthony B - Global Awareness Junior Kelly - Ghetto Region Half Pint - She’s Fever Marcia Griffiths - Cry No More Sanchez - Groove Me Pinchers - Lift It Up Again Supercat - Vineyard Party Stephen Marley ft. Damian Marley and Buju Banton - Traffic Jam Kahlil Wonda - Outro Apple Podcast (iTunes) link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/reggae-lover/id1126663530?mt=2h Stitcher Radio link: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/reggae-lover/the-reggae-lover-podast Google Play link: https://play.google.com/music/m/Ixihhi6rfw26zi6333hocwv6diq?t=Reggae_LoverSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/reggae-lover/donationsWant to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.