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The Lao Tizer Band O tecladista Lao Tizer, criado no Colorado e radicado em Los Angeles, é um músico do século XXI que habita a esfera do jazz, mas abraça a diversidade musical e não tem medo de cruzar fronteiras. Para ele, isso é muito natural. Filho de hippies da Costa Leste, foi exposto e influenciado pelos extensos gostos musicais de seus pais desde muito jovem: Diz: "Meu pai tinha uma enorme coleção de música. Amava música clássica e muito mais:  Ravi Shankar, Buddy Holly, Sam Cooke, Elvis, Janis Joplin e Motown. Aí encomendei Kind of Blue de Miles Davis e Miles & Quincy Live at Montreux. Então foi que numa manhã de domingo, tudo simplesmente me atingiu. Para muitas pessoas treinadas na tradição clássica, o jazz parece quebrar todos os tipos de regras e havia um mundo totalmente diferente para explorar lá. A partir daí, Tizer começou a trabalhar rapidamente, aplicando suas habilidades de piano clássico ao jazz e lançando seus primeiros álbuns solo de teclado produzidos por ele mesmo enquanto ainda estava no ensino médio. Depois de se formar na Boulder High, se mudou para Los Angeles e estudou com o lendário guru do piano Terry Trotter por cerca de dois anos, abrindo mão da educação musical formal. Eu era muito verde, cara. Aprender a tocar em um conceito de banda tocar com uma seção rítmica foi uma das coisas mais desafiadoras, vindo de ser um pianista solo.” Aos 19, ele formou e liderou a primeira banda com seu próprio nome, inspirando-se indiretamente em outra entidade icônica do jazz. “Quando comecei a ouvir The Pat Metheny Group no final dos anos 90, eles tinham aquela “fórmula” que definitivamente falava comigo, ótima música e com muito espaço para improvisação. Essa é a fórmula que eu amo” Posteriormente, a banda atraiu muitos músicos de ponta O saxofonista vencedor do GRAMMY Eric Marienthal (Chick Corea), O guitarrista vencedor do Emmy Chieli Minucci O baixista senegalês Cheikh N'Doye A violinista extraordinária Karen Briggs (Stanley Clarke), O fenômeno da bateria vencedor do GRAMMY Gene Coye (Hiromi) E o lendário percussionista vencedor do GRAMMY Munyungo Jackson (Stevie Wonder) “Acho que a coisa mais importante como artista e compositor é ter sua própria identidade e seu próprio som. Todo mundo chega onde está na música por qualquer caminho que tenha seguido e acho que permanecer fiel ao que o trouxe até onde está agora ajuda a criar sua própria voz verdadeira”. Em 2018, a The Lao Tizer Band lançou Songs From The Swinghouse, um projeto que incluía novas e sofisticadas versões de covers vocais de artistas seminais como U2, Led Zeppelin e Cat Stevens, juntamente com uma coleção de sete instrumentais originais escritos por Tizer. O álbum foi lançado com aclamação da crítica e alcançou o Top 10 na parada de álbuns de jazz contemporâneo da Billboard. O conceito era reinventar covers como ‘Ramble On', ‘Pride in the Name of Love' e ‘Sad Lisa'. Eu nunca tinha arranjado ou gravado nenhum material vocal com meu grupo antes, então pegar essas músicas e torná-las nossas foi muito divertido”. Agora, com seu próximo álbum, Amplify, Tizer aumenta a aposta trazendo músicas originais orientadas para vocais. “Uma grande parte do conceito do Amplify é ir além. Uma obra prima. A banda ainda apresenta a original formação, mas agora com algumas novidades: O prodígio saxofonista e flautista Danny Janklow (MONKestra) O indicado ao prêmio “Baixista do Ano” da Rolling Stone 2022 Anthony Crawford (Erykah Badu). Mas talvez a escolha mais intrigante de Tizer, a arma secreta deste trabalho, o Amplify foi trazer a estrela do American Idol Elliott Yamin para lidar com o material vocal, ficou mais SOUL. É um cantor notavelmente talentoso e canta muito. Com os olhos voltados para o futuro e uma disposição para continuar explorando, resume: “Eu digo para esquecer os limites. Apenas faça boa música e tente se conectar”.

Colorado-bred, LA-based keyboardist Lao Tizer embodies what it means to be a 21st-century musician inhabiting the jazz sphere ¾ that being one who embraces musical diversity and has no fear of crossing boundaries. But Tizer also happens to come by this naturally. As the self-described “child of East Coast Jewish hippies,” he was exposed to and was influenced by his parents' extensive musical tastes from a young age: “My dad had a huge music collection. He loved classical music and had all this world music ¾ Ravi Shankar, R. Carlos Nakai, music of the Sufis ¾ plus my parents were boomers, so that brought in all the Buddy Holly, Sam Cooke, Elvis, Janis Joplin, and Motown. The Temptations were my favorite band as a kid. So, I basically grew up with everything but jazz, which I didn't really discover until I was about 16.” It was a couple of seemingly random selections from the Columbia House mail-order club that turned him toward a new and lasting musical direction. ”It was buy one, get twelve free, right? So I ordered Miles Davis's Kind of Blue and Miles & Quincy Live at Montreux. Then one Sunday morning, it all just kind of hit me. To a lot of people trained in the classical tradition, jazz sounds like it breaks all kinds of rules, but I just heard there was a whole other world to explore there.” From there, Tizer hit the ground running, applying his classical piano skills to jazz and releasing his first self-produced solo keyboard albums while still in high school. After graduating from Boulder High, Tizer moved to LA and studied with legendary piano guru Terry Trotter for about two years, forgoing formal music education. “Instead of going to music school, I just got my butt kicked on the bandstand. I was always working with musicians who were older and more experienced. School's great but there's no better way to grow than playing with people who are going to push you to grow. I was so green, man. Learning to play in a band concept ¾ playing in good time with a rhythm section–was one of the most challenging things, coming from being a solo pianist.” But his approach and talents served him well. At 19, he formed and led the first band under his own name, taking indirect inspiration from another iconic jazz entity. “When I got into listening to The Pat Metheny Group in the late ‘90s, they had that “formula” that definitely spoke to me ¾ great, through-composed music with a lot of room for improvisation. That's the formula that I love” In the ensuing years and through various incarnations, The Lao Tizer Band has flown by that directional compass while infusing the bespoke influences and experiences that inform Tizer's musical worldview. Subsequently, the band attracted many top players to its ranks ¾ GRAMMY-winning saxophonist Eric Marienthal (Chick Corea), Emmy-winning guitarist Chieli Minucci (Special EFX), Senegalese bassist Cheikh N'Doye (Baaba Maal), violinist extraordinaire Karen Briggs (Stanley Clarke), GRAMMY-winning drum phenom Gene Coye (Hiromi) and legendary GRAMMY-winning percussionist Munyungo Jackson (Stevie Wonder) ¾ and became a steady presence at LA hotspots like The Baked Potato as well as entertaining audiences at premier jazz festivals around the world. Milestones among these were The Hollywood Bowl Jazz Festival, Cape Town Jazz Festival, Java Jazz Festival, and Atlanta Jazz Festival. The six albums he has released as a leader have seen Tizer steadily grow while constantly defining (and redefining) who he is as a keyboardist, composer, and bandleader. “I think the most important thing as an artist and composer is to have your own identity and your own sound. Everybody comes to where they are in music through whatever path they have followed and I think staying true to what brought you to where you are now helps to create your own true voice. I think I have always had that.” But not content to rest, Tizer recently decided to take another bold turn with his music. In 2018, The Lao Tizer Band released Songs From The Swinghouse, a project that included fresh, sophisticated takes on a number of vocal-oriented covers from seminal artists such as U2, Led Zeppelin, and Cat Stevens along with a collection of seven original instrumentals penned by Tizer. The album was released to critical acclaim and notched the Top 10 on the Billboard Contemporary Jazz album chart. “We were always only instrumental until that record. The concept was to reinvent covers like ‘Ramble On,' ‘Pride in the Name of Love,' and ‘Sad Lisa.' I had never arranged or recorded any vocal material with my group before, so to take those tunes and make them our own was really fun.” Now, with his forthcoming album, Amplify, Tizer ups the ante by bringing original vocal-oriented songs into his mix of smart instrumentals ¾ as well as a few potent new additions to the band. “A big part of the concept for Amplify is to cross over. It's not really a “jazz” record but it definitely has jazz elements, no question. The band still features the core lineup we've had for a while now with Eric, Chieli, Karen, Munyungo, Gene, and Cheikh, but now there are a few new faces involved in the group. Namely saxophone and flute wunderkind Danny Janklow (MONKestra) and Rolling Stone 2022 ”Bassist of the Year” nominee Anthony Crawford (Erykah Badu), who shares low-end duties with Cheikh. We augmented our already large band with a horn section and background singers on a few songs as well. The album is nine songs ¾ five vocal, four instrumental ¾ all original, no covers.” But perhaps Tizer's most intriguing choice of secret weapon for Amplify is bringing American Idol star Elliott Yamin to handle the vocal material. “Elliott's first album had that platinum hit single “Wait For You.” He's very much a throwback to a blue-eyed soul kind of vibe and it was amazing to be able to bring him into the band. This project was a little outside his stylistic wheelhouse because it is a bit more adventurous harmonically. I think he was a little intimidated by the music early on but he's such a remarkably gifted singer and he's just singing his butt off. He's turned out to be unbelievable in this project and the band. He's super gung-ho about it too, which is great. I couldn't have asked for a better fit!” With these continuing steps over boundaries into new stylistic territory, one might wonder if Tizer has any trepidation about alienating the core base of jazz listeners he's built up over time. Quite the contrary, it seems. “I love that longstanding boundaries in music are getting broken down. Artists like Snarky Puppy, Robert Glasper, and Kamasi Washington have proven this theory that I've long held: If you have music that's melodic and grooves, you can win over a very broad array of listeners.” Indeed, Tizer testifies to having seen the evidence firsthand. “There's been a really cool renaissance and rebirth with all these genre-defying artists and I've seen a shift in the crowd at our shows too. There's a lot of 20 and 30-somethings coming out, and that's so cool. That's what the future audience is going to be. If we want to have long careers like our predecessors, we need to have our peers and younger listeners connect to this music and follow it.” With eyes set on the future and a willingness to keep exploring, Tizer's simplest ethos perhaps sums it up best: “I say forget the boundaries. Just make good music and try to connect with as many listeners as you can.

AJ was sent to the Running River school in around 2007, to attend kindergarten when she was five or six years old. The school was headed up by longtime Divine Madness community member Nancy Monson, and founder Marc ‘Yo' Tizer didn't have a whole lot to do with it. AJ stayed in the school up until sixth grade, when a new teacher became concerned and shared with parents some of the things he had found out. As soon as AJ's parents realised the serious deficits in her education, along with some other worrying details, they pulled her from Running River. The school shut down soon afterwards, around 2014.Full episode page here. You can support us on Patreon or with a one-off donation or merch purchase.Links:Running River — archived snapshot of the school website from 5 April 2005Inner Journey Wilderness Camps — archived snapshot of the 'Summer overnight camps for girls' website from 11 March 2022If you have been personally affected by involvement in a cult, or would like to support those who have been, you can find support with or donate to Cult Information and Family Support if you're in Australia (via www.cifs.org.au), and you can find resources outside of Australia with the International Cultic Studies Association (via www.icsahome.com). Subscribe and support the production of this independent podcast, and you can access early + ad-free episodes at https://plus.acast.com/s/lets-talk-about-sects. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After being in suspended amination for 2 months, Gaz has finally be freed and is back along with Dange to bring you the ultimate in retro fun filled goodness, everything Motormouth wishes it could have been, We are back with the massively underwhelming return topic of the 90s Boy Band Take That... yes thats right the show that was prepared 2 months ago, the lazy boys just dusted off their notes instead of coming up with something more exciting!! Plus only Ask Dangerous suvived the segment purge so settle back with a can of Tizer and enjoy!! 

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Lao Tizer is a keyboardist/producer who blends together elements of various genres of music in developing his own brand of contemporary jazz.  His band members comes from multiple music backgrounds which makes Lao's band unique in many ways.  With over a half-dozen albums released since the early 1990's, he can be found playing festivals and shows throughout the country.  Multi-award winning program director Ray White caught up with Lao backstage during June of 2024 to talk about his career, work with Special EFX's Chieli Minucci and his brand new album Amplify.  Two other great contemporary jazz musicians are also featured in our showcase segment.  Grammy award winning saxophonist Kirk Whalum - whose latest release is Epic Cool and also bassist Gearld Veasley, who played with Grover Washington, Jr. in the early 1980's.  His latest single is Groovitivity.  The cutting edge of contemporary jazz is right here on the Coool CAT!

So far, I'm about eighty podcasts in.If someone tells me they listen, they usually follow up with ‘that Frank Lowe one's great' (or ‘sick', depending on their age).I always ask why, but never get a clear answer.They just like it.It was enjoyable to record too, but I left wondering whyhe'd barely mentioned Lowe Howard-Spink.As if he'd only ever worked at CDP.Which was a shame, CDP had been amazing, but they weren't my era.Lowe's was.By the time I'd snuck into advertising the cool agencies were the new ones – GGT, BBH, AMV and the agency that carried Frank's name.Year after year, they won big awards for big clients.Stella Artois, Vauxhall, Tesco, Heineken, I could go on.So I will – Lloyds Bank, Reebok, Weetabix, Gordons Gin, Parker Pens, The Mail On Sunday, Condor, Castella, Tizer, Ovaltine, KP, The Hanson Trust, Birds Eye, Smirnoff, Coca-Cola – they were huge.And all of those clients won awards.And, unlike CDP, they started opening or acquiring offices across the globe.But it wasn't always this way.In 1981, only months after opening their doors, they were in turmoil.Totally dysfunctional.Having swiped a big chunk of CDP's senior talent, they didn't have a plan or structure of how to use them.Who over-saw who?Did anybody over-see anybody?Who was Creative Director?Dave Horry? Alan Waldie? John O'Driscoll? John Kelley? Alfredo Marcantonio? Or the recently added former CDP superstar Geoff Seymour?They found that too many creative leaders meant they had no creative leader.Six months in, Horry, O'Driscoll and Kelley walk.On the way out the door, they advise Frank that he needed a Creative Director and it should be the least-known and youngest of the breakaways – Alfredo Marcantonio.Suddenly, things started to work.We talk about why and the rest of Marc's career, hope you enjoy it.

Recorded on a hungover rainy Sunday, it's a history-on-TV episode, and it's an episode about HISTORY IN THE FIELD. Literally in the field, or rather in a field: metal detecting, archeology, and a little bit of mudlarking on the side. Don't we all want to find some buried treasure? This week, Dan and Kasia talk about the sweet and gently profound Mackenzie Crook sitcom Detectorists, and what a powerful case it makes for 'ordinary civilians' doing grassroots history as a hobby. Maybe we all have a Saxon burial ground underneath our feet? Isn't that a thrilling thought? Can even a ringpull from a can of Tizer help bring the 1980s to life? Then there's Time Team, the show responsible for bringing archeology to the masses and making it sexy - how did it end up as a YouTube show, and what became of the anti-establishment hero at the heart of it (we're not talking about Tony Robinson, sorry Tony). *** For the full episode, join our Patreon!! *** ONLY £4 A MONTH TO SUPPORT YOUR FAVOURITE CULTURAL HISTORIANS - AND GET 20+ BONUS EPISODES AND A CURSED OBJECTS STICKER PACK! Theme music and production: Mr Beatnick Artwork: Archie Bashford

John, Perchy, Jaymes & Ross talk about what it's like being joint top of the Premier League after beating Fulham and going 2 points clear. The guys also talk about the upcoming away game against Crystal Palace whilst reminiscing about snacks of yesteryear. Hotspur Way is a Tottenham Hotspur Podcast. If Twitter (or X) is your thing, give the guys a follow. Ross is @SpursSimpsons, Perchy is @ThePerchy & Jaymes is at @JaymesCOYS. We'd ❤️ a Review We'd love it if you could give us a 5 star review, but only if you've liked the show. If not, then it's been nice having you. Isn't It Time You Took Part & Joined Us On Our Show? The Hotspur Way podcast is growing and we think it's time we started to grow our squad of hosts as more shows are coming! If you've got a decent mic and want to be on the show, simply follow us on Twitter (@HotspurWayShow), and DM us with voice message telling us who you are and why you want to be on. Where Else You Can Listen

Meet DCI Charlotte Walker - the Yorkshire Tea-drinking, Tizer-loving, Love Hearts-eating detective. She's confident and creative; fearless and feisty... she's the detective you want on your case. But outside of her job, she's quirky, talks ten to the dozen, easily goes off on tangents and can be a bit flirty at times... This isn't a typical police procedural, it's a trip into the chaotic and witty crime-solving world of Charlotte Walker. Link: http://www.thewalkermysteries.com RSS Feed: https://anchor.fm/s/dc296dc8/podcast/rss

The Walker Mysteries is a new comedy drama podcast featuring DCI Charlotte Walker - the Yorkshire Tea-drinking, Tizer-loving, Love Hearts-eating detective. She's confident and creative; fearless and feisty... she's the detective you want on your case. But outside of her job, she's quirky, talks ten to the dozen, easily goes off on tangents and can be a bit flirty at times... This isn't a typical police procedural, it's a trip into the chaotic and witty crime-solving world of Charlotte Walker. Available wherever you get your podcasts from... Listen to the first audiobook in The Walker Mysteries series - "A New World' on Audible. Starring Sally Swift as DCI Charlotte Walker Written and Created by Andrew White Sound Design by Robert Black Produced and Directed by Andrew White --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/walkermysteries/message

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Who said it would be another 18 months before the next episode?Yes, we're back again with more chat about life and stuff, and today sees us start off with a chat about Easter holidays... except we soon drift into the topic of Christmas TV schedules in the UK which is about as irrelevant as it gets.Never mind, it gives us a perfect segway into our main topic which is 'Things we've recently watched on TV.' Chris has three programmes to discuss that all have a nostalgic air about them, but very much in different ways. As for Rich, he's willing to discuss the differences in format between Married At First Sight UK and Married At First Sight Australia. The mind boggles...To round things off, we give you another selection of Top 3's - this time looking at classic fizzy drinks. Tizer, anyone?You can download Attic Life Episode 15 below, and as ever we welcome your feedback should you choose to leave us a message. We're on Twitter, too.Download:Attic Life - Episode 15 (.MP3 71MB)

Carl is joined by Lao Tizer. Lao is keyboardist and band leader who has been making records since the 1990s. He was named the best new smooth jazz artists in 2002 and he and his band have continued to be staples on smooth jazz radio and the touring scene. His music is an ever-evolving melding of jazz, classical, fusion and more.Lao shared his experiences in his career. He explained the difference between being a solo artist and being a bandleader. In the ‘Bout It or Doubt It' segment, you'll hear his answer for Parachuting and Zip lining. Listen to this episode and enjoy some of his music – Metropolis, 16th Heaven and Forever Searching.HighlightWhat was it that made you want to start playing at such an early age?04:33 – When I was actually 5 years old, my parents got a piano from a friend of theirs originally from my sister who's 2 years older than me. And I just got a natural interest in it.How do you know how the group needs to evolve from time to time from project to project?26:43 – For the most part it feels like it's pretty organic to me the way things go so the fact that adding Tita to the group and doing these vocal arrangements got me all inspired and started writing music.How did Covid impact your ability to do what you do?33:48 – Musically I was not inspired for quite a long time. I mean I did write some stuff but it was a pretty dark time.How do you feel when you walk out on the stage?39:10 – The less you're thinking the better, when it's just flowing and totally intuitive it's always the best show. ContactFresh Coast Jazz FestivalLao Tizer Band

Tizer za tretjega v seriji podcastov Maribor is the future, ki so nastali iz cikla gledaliških esejev TAKOREKOČ na IntimnemOdru.GT22. Eseju VIRUS in pogovoru z avtorjem Mladenom Dolarjem in igralcem, ki ga je z njim uprizoril, Blažem Šefom, lahko v celoti prisluhnete na: https://soundcloud.com/maribor-is-the-future/118-gledaliski-takorekoc-z-mladenom-dolarjem-in-blazem-sefom

Fancy a Swift Half? We're answering all your Twitter questions like who our favourite actor is, whether we prefer dandelion and burdock or Tizer and the biggest one of all; whether we're circumcised!Thanks to Manscaped for sponsoring us this series. Visit their website, www.manscaped.com and use the code TWOPINTS20 to get 20% off AND FREE SHIPPING. Its the perfect gift for father's day because nothing says “I love you dad.” more than a world-class trimmer for his balls!

As the Final Score recedes (great result between Arbroath and Queen of the South) it’s time to grab a Tizer and sit down to an episode all about Dr Who. We speak to Dave Chapman, who is the lead writer on Doctor Who Roleplaying Game from Cubicle 7 about his history with the Doctor, his … Continue reading "Episode 47 – Dr Who RPG (with Dave Chapman)"

Hey kids! Do you like facts? Do you like charts? Do you like betraying your country for upwards of £6 and a bottle of Tizer? Then Don't Lets Chart is the podcast for you. Ben Baker and Phil Catterall lead the parade of the past with terrible deals, Beethoven's working titles, the finest in pathologists, money for literally nothing, your best Swedish Idol judge, unfreedom, impressing Jodie Foster, what ET is short for, a talking 12" Nelson Mandela, frame frisking, uprisings and a leather pavillion for everybody. Listen, share, hit subscribe, steal an experimental aircraft, all that usual stuff. We're a small scale homemade show with just two people so all the support is gratefully received. If you'd like to throw a few quid at us too you can support the show and get our soon to be announced monthly bonus show, plus access to two whole series not on the regular feed, via this here link: https://www.patreon.com/dontletschart

Episode 102 and the original 3 are back together; T, Alex and Cal jump on DISCORD, to discuss Lawrence Okolie's crowning as WBO World Champion, his prospects of unifying and more. We then discuss Vergil Ortiz's stoppage win over Maurice Hooker and Artur Beterbiev's successful defences of his 175lb titles. We look forward to this weekend's heavyweight showdown between Povetkin and Whyte, as well as the Chisora v Parker card that was announced this week. All of that and more. Please leave reviews for us at >>> http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1087891999 Social media links - https://linktr.ee/BelowTheBeltPod

Joe and Christian talk about the pandemic and, then, some nonsense.

It's Friday afternoon and for many people, it's the end of the week. For many of the rest of us, it's just Friday. Another day in an endless weekend. But we did fit a  little more of the happy into this hour. A prowler in the middle of the night, a new puppy, and a protest in downtown Portland that's still getting national attention. Yay Portland. 

It's Friday afternoon and for many people, it's the end of the week. For many of the rest of us, it's just Friday. Another day in an endless weekend. But we did fit a  little more of the happy into this hour. A prowler in the middle of the night, a new puppy, and a protest in downtown Portland that's still getting national attention. Yay Portland. 

Looking back at some old Trump Tweets and some COVID-19 updates!

Morris Clement is an interesting guy, and it's clear from listening to him that he's always working on ways to improve his shop. He's been in the quick lube business a long time, but when shutdowns happened amid COVID-19, he had thoughts like many did. “I was like a lot of owners. I was sitting there thinking, ‘You know, I want to sell this place and get out of this,'" he says. "But once I started this, I feel like I've been rejuvenated. I get up early, and I'm here, and I'm all excited about doing things, making the production of it.” What he started was production of Fast-Tizer hand sanitizer right in his shop. And he didn't do it halfway. He converted his fourth bay into a production facility. This is a fascinating episode full of information on Clement, his shop and how he got into the hand sanitizer business. 

Holy crap balls, Paul Podcast & Danny Different take on the plague single handed & almost win too, but, unfortunately they lost. Waitrose won. As did Tizer. Which does still exist.With help from ACxDC, Pearl Jam, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Rollins band, Calligram, Fiona Apple, Kreator, The Strokes, Aborted & Bombs of Hades

Get Surfshark VPN at https://surfshark.deals/KillaKelaPodcast Enter promo code KillaKelaPodcast for 83% off and one extra month free! This weeks Graff podcast is a double headliner, with two of the most respected writers in London. Char & Tizer. As two very different characters, with two renowned levels of respect, we take a (drunken) trip into their early era's in the building blocks of the scene from back in the day to now. We're talking early yard stories, production stories, the how to's and how not to's with techniques and way more than i ever imagined. We also talk Flex Fm, I.D crew, todays writers, the scene and corona virus.. This is a lesson in London history from 2 two of graff's teachers. this is the Tizer & Cha Podcast. Documenting the Graffiti Artists of History past, before their critical acclaims and contributions to the urban arts. Disclaimer: This presentation is for documentation and educational purposes only. No hard drive copies, footage or records of any interviews are held by Killa Kela and once uploaded to the outlets listed below, those are the only records in existence. Any illegal activity discussed is neither encouraged, supported or incited. Subscribe the Killa Kela Podcast @ iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast... Subscribe the Killa Kela Podcast @ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1OGLNJ6... Subscribe the Killa Kela Podcast @ Acast: https://play.acast.com/s/killa-kela Transcribed here: https://killakelaofficial.blogspot.com/?m=1 Support the Killa Kela Podcast by being a Podcast Patreon and receiving a mass of exclusives and bonus content https://www.patreon.com/killakelapodcast KILLA KELA Website: https://www.killakelaofficial.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/killakelaofficial/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/killakelaofficial Twitter: twitter.com/KillaKela TIZER & CHAR Instagram: @tizerid Instagram: @Chartheguvnour

In this episode of #WallsCanTalk we sit down with New York graffiti legend @partonetds & the loveable London writer @tizerid -- Join us on a trip down memory lane as Part, hailing from El Barrio, describes the misadventures of his youth & the influence his crew 'The Death Squad' had in creating the graffiti style & ethos we know today. -- #GlobalStreet #StreetArt #PaintedCities

In this, the penultimate episode of Season 3, our hosts talk about Butlins and Climate Change, in the same sentence. There's an insight into reality TV dating show, Naked Attraction, and an extended version of Wrong Dragon's Den, which this week proves too much for all three of them, as they collapse into hysterics in a Faces For Radio first. Welsh Alexa becomes a focal point before the conversation meanders into Movies and remakes, which rounds the whole episode off nicely.

Keyboardist, songwriter and bandleader Lao Tizer, pushes the envelope in the contemporary jazz genre.  Consistently surrounding his enormous talents with other world-class musicians, his music is always "fusion-fresh," combining various music genres.  Multi-award winning musicologist and syndicated radio producer Ray White catches up with Lao on the road to talk about the convergence of audio/video and the unique music styles incorporated in his music.  His latest album is Songs From The Swinghouse.  Lisa Davis, your "Hostess With The Mostess," features R&B star Brian McKnight in our showcase segment.  Brian's garnered 16 Grammy nominations over his career.  His latest single is When I'm Gone.  Learn more about our show by visiting our web site - Coool CAT - "Where Old School Is New School...Again."

https://www.audiolevel.co.uk http://www.djcraigdalzell.com 0-43mins : Craig Dalzell Live Mix Intro 1. Bobby Dazzler / Believe In Yourself (Life Of Reilly Remix) 2. Punched! / Return To Santrancisco Fargetta / Music Is Movin’ (Acapella) 3. Virtualmismo / Mismoplastico (Voyage Mix) 4. DC02 / Do What You Feel (JX Mix) 5. House Pimps / Get The Hook (Instrumental Club Remix) Larry Heard / In The Beginning (Acapella) 6. Hocus Pocus / Bow Chi Bow (Acapella) 7. The Delorme / Beatniks (On The Road Mix) 8. DJ Power / Make Me Feel 9. K5 / Passion (Original Mix) 44mins-end : DJ Tizer Live Mix 1. M People / How Can I Love You More (Acapella) 2. Juicy Cuts / Vol.1 3. Red 5 / Never Gonna Give You up 4. Charley Lownoise & Mental Theo / Hardcore Feelings (Club Mix) 5. M-Jay & Dan Vee / Unbelievable 6. DJ Isaac / Bad Dreams (Intro) 7. Beeswax 008 / Got to Believe 8. Tecnohead / I Wanna Be A Hippy 9. Sy & Unknown / What Is A DJ 10. DJ Magical / Rush hour 11. Lovelife / Hold Me (DJ Tizer Scratch To The Maximum Mix) 12. DJ Isaac - Pump Up The Party 13. Dr. Who / Love Of My Life 14. Bass Instinct / The Law (DJ Tizer Mix) 15. Tiny Tot / Discoland (Giorgio Prezioso Remix) ••WATCH THE LIVE MIX VIDEO HERE•• https://youtu.be/C5k1ZxuD_PU ••GET THIS MIX & MORE ON CD OR USB HERE•• https://www.facebook.com/pg/djcraigdalzellpage/shop/?rt=19

On this episode we have a special guest! My favorite jazz musician is making a special trip down to the Norfolk Attucks Theater, on Church Street!! He's bringing a few members of the band (Karen Briggs and Chieli Minucci) to be a part of the Church Street jazz series. It all started with a message requesting him to come to Southern VA to perform, and the day is coming quick!! Find them online anywhere: . . . ___________Lao Tizer______________ Social Media: @laotizer Website: www.laotizer.com . . . ___________Karen Briggs____________ Social Media: @sisstafiddler Website: www.karenbriggsviolin.com .......... . . . ___________Chieli Minucci__________ Social Media: @chielimusic Website: www.chielimusic.com . . . . . **Also, thank you so much for listening!!! If you guys catch anything I may have missed in editing, or have some suggestions, please feel free to message me on Instagram @simply_csea** --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/simply-csea/message

Tonight at Larry’s Slam & Baz catch up to discuss the end of faze one, bring to life Larry and quickly catch up with the artist that is named Tizer. This episode is the 8th episode put out as part of our season one, and is the concluding episode of what has been a very exciting 2 year pilot! Firstly we would like to thank every contributing artist who starred In this project: Mouse, Machine, Lil Bam, Mr SatNav, Ibz, Bionic, Mark Manero, Tizer, Dolby D and of course Larry himself for letting us use his establishment. We would also like to thank the film crew and creative contributors, Nick, Chris, Tom, RMER, Starsky, AKS, Jaffa and the Twins Stifani as without you guys none of this would have been possible. On behalf of all the crew we thank you all for watching and look forward to building this project further in 2017. Live At Larry’s…All The Way LIVE!!!!!!! During the creative process of bringing Live At Larry’s together, the team decided to bring to life a character that has experienced the bboy/Hip Hop scene and has views on the scene. Right or wrong Larry’s views would strike a chord with real heads that can differentiate between what is wack and what is dope, and open up a platform for debate. Larry created an environment for people who would come to the UK to perform at his various events and when party time would arrive, he would entertain his guests at his very own bar called “Larry’s Bar “. Larry grew from a made up bar to a show and eventually a character. The Live At Larry’s team use their love of Hip Hop and the players, past, present and future, to take their creative essence to another level.

With more than five years since their last release, The Lao Tizer Band has taken the time to grow in every aspect. An updated larger band is exploring some new methods on their upcoming CD/DVD combo, Songs From The Swinghouse: recorded live in just three days at Conway Studios in Hollywood, the band explores three cover tunes with vocalist, a first for the group, alongside original instrumental tracks, bringing them to new heights of excellence and exuberance. Hailing from Boulder, CO, with a career that now spans nine albums over nearly a quarter of a century -- he was a teenage prodigy -- Tizer is the son of hippies with a Russian-Jewish background, and the mix of that ethnic family heritage, parental new age influence and growing up with the sights and sounds of '80s and '90s pop culture (alongside the music of the '60s and '70s he heard from his parents) have brought him to a place in his artistic life where he was ready to embrace a wider range of influences and stretch himself and his players to pull off such an ambitious project. The evolution of the Lao Tizer Band is revealed joyously in Songs From The Swinghouse. Now incorporating a vocalist into the recording and touring band, the road ahead is enthralling to the group's founder. "I spent my whole life writing instrumental music, and now I'm working on original material for the group including vocals." Ultimately, Lao Tizer eschews being formulaic. "I try and just stay true to my muse and to use every bit of my facility to create great music that hopefully has its own voice and continues to evolve as I continue to evolve as a person. It's very reflective of me, it's all I've done all my life." laotizer.com

Killa Kela Podcast - Tizer (I.D Crew) This weeks Podcast is with one of UK graffs gems - Tizer of ID crew. Talking about his upbringing; his mother as a member of the Black Panthers and script writer, his introduction to Hip Hop, Punk, Skating and street culture, to his work in Graff ; writing across the globe, graffitiing Malcolm Mclaren's funeral box, the head offices at Google and much much more.. Documenting the Graffiti Artists of History past, before their critical acclaims and contributions to the urban arts. Disclaimer: This presentation is for documentation and educational purposes only. No hard drive copies, footage or records of any interviews are held by Killa Kela and once uploaded to the outlets listed below, those are the only records in existence. Any illegal activity discussed is neither encouraged, supported or incited. This ones a biggie!! Subscribe the Killa Kela Podcast @ iTunes: itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/killa…d1348068059?mt=2 Subscribe the Killa Kela Podcast @ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1OGLNJ6bVfWb7bU86U1gkc?si=zULCKgdzR-OVqx7zRUQ24w Watch this episode here: https://youtu.be/woFe2LnMEAY Support the Killa Kela Podcast by being a Podcast Patreon and receiving a mass of exclusives and bonus content https://www.patreon.com/killakelapodcast KILLA KELA Website: www.killakelaofficial.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/killakelaofficial/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/killakelaofficial Twitter: https://twitter.com/KillaKela Tizer I.D Crew Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tizerid/

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! El nuevo disco del pianista Lao Tizer y su impresionante banda protagonizan esta edición en la que también repasamos novedades de Nils, Adam Hawley, Mario Biondi, Marion Meadows y The Manhattan Transfer. En el bloque del recuerdo recuperamos el único trabajo que publicó una banda llamada Jakata.Escucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de Cloud Jazz Smooth Jazz. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/27170

Ed Tizer, London's most active wall painter, hip hoper and all round top guy came over and shared his experiences with London, Culture and Creativity.

This week, Ira spoke with Lao Tizer. Pianist, keyboardist and composer Lao Tizer, performing with The Lao Tizer Band at The Smith Center February 9-10, boasts a career that now spans nine albums over nearly a quarter of a century. He was a teenage prodigy, the son of hippies with a Russian-Jewish background, and the […]

1. DJ Webster / The Race (Original) - [Important Raver] [1994] 2. Perplexer / De Capo (Classic Rave Mix) - [Dos Or Die Recordings] [1994] 3. 20 Fingers / Short Dick Man (Acapella) - [Downtown] [1994] 4. DJ Dell V’s Scott Brown / Inferno (Original Mix) - [Evolution Records] [1994] 5. DJ Isaac / Fuckin’ Boots - [Babyboom Records] [1995] 6. DJ Demand / Let Me Feel The Ground Shake - [Vinyl Momentum Records] [1996] 7. Chill FM / Shocker (Technotrance Remix) - [Massive Respect Records] [1994] 8. Sy & Unknown / What Is A DJ - [Quosh] [1997] 9. DJ Slam / Dreamin (Pianopella) - [Fusion White Label] [1997] 10. Red 5 / Never Gonna Give You Up - [Burning Bush Communications] [1995] 11. Ikon feat. Elaine / Doesn’t Have To Be - [Just Another Label] [1996] 12. M-Jay & Dan-Vee / Unbelievable - [Bunkör Beats] [1995] 13. DJ Demand / Party People - [Vinyl Momentum Records] [1996] 14. DJ Paul Elstak / Life Is Like A Dance - [Rotterdam Records] [1995] 15. Q-Tex / E-Creation (1995 Mix) - [Evolution Records] [1995] 16. Scott Brown V’s DJ Rab S / Now Is The Time (DJ Seduction Remix) - [Evolution Records] [1996] 17. Bass X / Hardcore Disco (Album Mix) - [Evolution Records] [1994] 18. Juicy Cuts / Vol.1 - [Juicy Cuts] [1996] 19. Sequential One / Pump Up The Bass (Original Bass Version) - [White Label] [1995] 45mins @ 163bpm *LIVE VIDEO LINK* https://www.facebook.com/djcraigdalzellpage/videos/1429122643827484/

1. G’s Blues - Intro 2 2. Interactive - Koma (DJ Hooligan Remix) Asha - JJ Tribute (Acapella) 3. Thunderball - Thunderdance DJ Isaac - Pump Up The Party (Vox Intro) 4. Ramirez - El Gallinero (Mas Volumen Mix 1) 5. Ultra Sonic - Annihilating Rhythm Pt.1 6. Moby - Thousand 7. Wishdokta - 2001 (Piano Mix) 20 Fingers - Short Dick Man (Acapella) 8. D.J. Menace & U.S.D - Summer Magic 9. Bass X - Hardcore Disco Part II Hocus Pocus - Here’s Johnny (Bam Bam Bam) (Vox Intro) 10.DJ Tizer - That’s The Law Pamela Fernandez - Kickin’ In The Beat (Acapella) 11. NeuroTek ft. DJ Excel - Cocaine (Original Mix) 12. Casio Brothers - Last Anthem 40mins @ {149bpm - 165bpm}

1. C’hantal - The Realm (Acapella) 2. The Effect - Green Angel (Angel Mix) 3. Joe Paradiso - Tribal Lyrics Joe Inferno - Tribal Church 4. Greenfield - Forever (XXX Mix) Maurizio Braccagni - Megamix Maranza (Vox Intro) 5. Proud & Mary - Midijump (Mary Mix) Shut Up And Dance - 10 Pounds To Get In (Vox Intro) 6. Mister B - Fascinated (ish) 7. Lovelife - Hold Me (The Casio Brothers Mix) 8. Robbie Nelson - Bolivian Angel (The Arena Massive Mix) 9. Fargetta - Music Is Movin’ (Acapella) 10. De-Viation Crew - De-State (Original Mix) 11. Slave To The Rhythm (Acapella) 12. QFX - Energy 13. Phase 2 Phaze - Dymension 14. Artmesia - What Comes Around Goes Around 15. TTF - The Ultimate High (Full Version) 50mins vinyl mix @ 140bpm

C.G. Ryche is a American film director, writer, producer and visionary composer. Known in the industry as a "Renaissance man" and a "Game Changer" for his wide range of skills, business savvy and work ethic, C.G. began in film at a early age, composing music for short films, his performances would introduce him to many industry giants, where Ryche was able to study and learn about directing, editing and conveying a story on film. Ryche has helmed many projects from directing live performances artist like Mana, Linkin Park and Tizer. C.G. also is directing, writing producing for television with the show "Misty Kristy", "Ashlie TV" and other shows in pre-production. C.G. is currently working on several scripts and financing for films in the works including the Suspense / Thriller "Powned" featuring Eric Roberts, John Barbolla and Ashlie Garrett. Ryche is a nation PBS artist and is international recognized for his visionary music, C.G. has and still composes for film or projects that he's connected too. C.G. Ryche goal is to be a master storyteller like Eastwood, Nolan, Spielberg and Cameron that is lucrative for the studios and is honored by his peers.

Dutch Ocr Podcast #6 In deze Podcast Mudrunner : Epke Tizer Wij Hebben Tough Guy 2016 Gelopen met nog een Aantal Dutchies. We Reviewen heel de Run , hoe wij hem be(over)leefde ...... Ik ga 2017 weer jij ook ?

Grax has gone and dumped Andy and Michael Bell of the Internet *ding* for snow and snow related sports so it's a bit of a sad occasion. But it's ok, we've got drinks and chat. Then things went slightly downhill for one of us.

Grax has gone and dumped Andy and Michael Bell of the Internet *ding* for snow and snow related sports so it’s a bit of a sad occasion. But it’s ok, we’ve got drinks and chat. Then things went slightly downhill for one of us.

Grax has gone and dumped Andy and Michael Bell of the Internet *ding* for snow and snow related sports so it’s a bit of a sad occasion. But it’s ok, we’ve got drinks and chat. Then things went slightly downhill for one of us.

Downbeat, is the highly anticipated new album from acclaimed jazz, world, fusion group, TIZER (2011 "Jazz Group of the Year" nominee), to be released on September 18.  This collection of 12 new original tracks encompasses a wide array of musical flavors to make for a memorable listening experience for any fan of creative, jazz-inspired music.