Podcasts about steph yates

He conocido a un sin fin de artistas nuevos, y pocos me sorprenden tanto como esta artista canadiense de nombre Steph Yates y que en el mundo artístico se hace llamar Cots. Más allá de la emoción que me ocasionó que cuando terminamos la entrevista me dijera que era la mejor que le habían hecho hasta ahora. Cots, empezó en varios proyectos musicales pero fue perfeccionando su sonido y en 2021, estrenó su primer disco "Disturbing Body", un disco brutalmente honesto con sonidos bossa nova y que incluye un sencillo llamado "Flowers" que tiene una historia por demás brutal, pues resulta que una amiga suya cayó en coma y sus hermanas decidieron hacer una ceremonia especial en su cama de hospital para que se pudiera casar con el padre de su futuro hijo. Más adelante Cots buscó a un productor que le ayudaría a sacar un sonido muy diferente, pero en el que encaja muy bien, Olivie Fairfield, quien había trabajado con Timber Timbre. Una especie de oscuridad invadió su música pero suena muy bien. Este 2023, Cots presenta el disco Moonlit Building y tan solo escuchando lo que hizo reversionando esa canción de la que hablamos, nos muestra su evolución. Cots es honesta cuando me da su opinión sobre otros artistas canadienses como The Weeknd o Drake, y nos cuenta sobre su amor por otros artistas. Descubran más de ella con esta charla y no dejen de buscar el playlist The Basement Cots para escuchar más música. Siganme en Instagram: @TheBasementconLucila @LucilaLocutora Tik Tok (donde celebro mis primeros 10,000 seguidores) @lucilazetina Twitter: @lucilazetina --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lucila-zetina1/message

Spain and Fitz preview Thursday Night Football & talk big wide receiver injury and trade news, plus they preview the NWSL Championship with The Athletic's Steph Yates. Jesse Rogers joins to chat about the World Series ahead of game 1 on Friday, Spain and Fitz talk NBA Drama and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Steph Yates discusses Cots and her new album, Disturbing Body, being quieter, loving alone time, vulnerable videos, working with Sandro Perri and Scott Merritt, future plans, and much more! Supported by you on Patreon, Blackbyrd Myoozik, Pizza Trokadero, the Bookshelf, Planet Bean Coffee, and Grandad's Donuts. Support Y.E.S.S. and Black Women United YEG. Follow vish online. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/kreative-kontrol. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We talked to Steph Yates about her charity The Butterfly Princess Send Initiative which focuses on disability, education, disability and relationships, bullying and mental health.

Alanna Gurr is a musician, singer, and songwriter who is based in her hometown of Guelph, ON. She and her band, the Greatest State, have just released a new EP on Missed Connection Records. It’s called Stand Still and it has prompted Gurr to play a few shows over the coming months. Alanna and I met at the CFRU studios in Guelph recently where we discussed things like her band Cupcake Ductape and Steph Yates but not the band Esther Grey, her role as a piano tuner and technician and what it’s like dealing with people who want their pianos tuned, the lure of St. John’s, Newfoundland, misogyny in music scenes, and much more. Sponsored by Pizza Trokadero, the Bookshelf, and Planet Bean Coffee. 

Cupcake Ductape is a very cool noise-infused pop band consisting of Steph Yates of the band Esther Grey and a folk-oriented singer and songwriter named Alanna Gurr. Based in Guelph, Cupcake Ductape have become local favourites on the strength of their live show and their 2015 EP, Get Over It. They’re playing a show at […]

This week we talk with Steph Yates, a Guelph-based screen-printer, videographer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist about the relationships between music and art. How has the dialogue between the two disciplines developed over time, in various places, and in her practice in particular? Yates discusses the aesthetic and conceptual choices in her music and art, grapples with issues of identity and gender, and talks about what it's like being a female lead in the music scene. “I think for me the secret ingredient is the thing that you can't know until it happens, the thing you can't catch, the mistake you didn't know you were waiting for until it arrives. It's just sort of the way things fall and then you see it. Maybe you think of it as fate or chance but you can't direct it.” Jarmusch, Jim, “My Golden Rules,” MovieMaker, January 22, 2004.

Steph Yates is a talented singer, guitarist, and songwriter who plays in a Guelph-based band called Esther Grey. The scrappy, artful rock band has been together a few years now and earlier this fall they released a new single called Buttermilk. On Thursday Dec. 5, Esther Grey join Dusted and Marine Dreams at Stay Out […]

First in a series of Canadian Music Week episodes. Songs and interview with the delightful Dan Mangan. The reunion of Steph Yates and Cole Atlin behind the mic.