Podcasts about Treasure Island Music Festival

Chances are if you are a fan of this podcast you have come across a Yondr bag at a Comedy Show or Concert. Yondr is a small locking bag that you put your phone in before you enter a concert or comedy show that can only be unlocked when you step into a phone free zone kind of like a smoking section. Graham Dugoni CEO of Yondr stops by to give us the history of this iconic invention. As a performer I fell in love with this invetion and I had to hear it's history. I think you guys will find this episode pretty damn cool. Love it or hate the Yondr I feel like we all need to unplug when we are out enjoying Art. DugonI, a former soccer player, founded Yondr after attending the Treasure Island Music Festival in 2012. After witnessing an intoxicated man dancing and people filming him, he pondered how this could affect freedom of expression. After raising $100,000 from friends and family, the company was up and running. Tune in and enjoy this mans story on episode 67 of The Grail DDR

Jordan Kurland is the founder and owner of Zeitgeist Artist Management, LTD. Formed in 1999, with offices in San Francisco and Manhattan, Zeitgeist focuses on cultivating long-term careers for independently minded artists. The company's roster includes Death Cab for Cutie, The Postal Service, She & Him, The Head and the Heart, Bob Mould (ex-Husker Du and Sugar), New Pornographers, AC Newman, Surfer Blood, Thao & the Get Down Stay Down, and Rogue Wave. Jordan has also helped to grow San Francisco based music festivals Noisepop and the Treasure Island Music Festival. JC got a chance to sit with Jordan to chat about how he got into music management, the music festivals, and the future of the music industry.

Sasha Berliner is a musician, composer, producer, and band leader from San Francisco, CA. Sasha started playing drums at eight years old. She pursued a jazz emphasis at her high school, Oakland School for the Arts, where she picked up the vibraphone at age 13. She is an alumni of the SF Jazz High School All Stars Orchestra and the Banff International Workshop in Jazz and Creative Music. She headlined festivals like the Atlanta Jazz Festival, NYC Winter Jazz Festival, and the Burlington Discover Jazz Festival, by the age of 19. In that same year, she was deemed one of SF Jazz's 10 Rising Female Instrumentalists for 2018 and was featured by Hot House Jazz Magazine, The SF Jazz Education Center, PBS News Hour, NPR, NBC Boston, and The New York Times for both her musicianship and her activism. She was a finalist for the International Hit Like A Girl program in the Concert Percussion category as well as the cover story for Tom Tom Magazine’s Fall 2018 publication. She was also the first US winner of the LetterOne “Rising Stars” Jazz Award 2018, which enabled her to bring her group to several prominent jazz festivals across the US and Canada. Sasha has gone on to perform at venues such as the Fox Theater, The Jazz Gallery, Treasure Island Music Festival, Davies Symphony Hall, the Jazz Education Network Conference, the SF Jazz Miner Auditorium, and Davies’ Symphony Hall. She has had the honor of sharing the stage with musicians such as Ravi Coltrane, Beck, Vince Lateano, Miles Okazaki, Matt Wilson, and Victor Wooten, performing more recently with award winning drummer-composer Tyshawn Sorey's sextet. She also substitutes for, teaches, and performs with jazz vibraphonist Warren Wolf. Sasha is currently living in New York City. She is attending The New School of Jazz and Contemporary Music, where she has been a student of vibraphonists Stefon Harris and Chris Dingman. She is an endorsing artist for Vater and a faculty member at the MalletLab percussion intensive, where she gives masterclasses and clinics. She is also a prolific writer, fulfilling a Non Fiction writing minor at the Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts and self publishing an array of personal essays, poems, and critiques. Her essay on sexism in the jazz industry, “An Open Letter to Ethan Iverson (And the Rest of the Jazz Patriarchy)”, was shared on PBS News Hour and discussed in tandem with the Winter Jazz Fest discussion panel on sexism, featuring activist Angela Davis. Her next major musical project, Azalea, is projected to release in September 2019. Sasha Berliner also publicly advocates for the We Have Voice organization, vowing to create a non-tolerance and accountability policy for discrimination or harassment based on race, gender, sexual orientation, and violence and abuse, in the performing arts. Thanks for listening and keep thriving! Show notes: www.SpenserLiszt.com/blog/TMP22 Free list of potential tax deductions: www.SpenserLiszt.com/p/TaxDeductions Join the Thriving Musicians closed Facebook group: www.Facebook.com/groups/ThrivingMusician Email questions, comments or nominate a Thriving Musician to spenser@spenserliszt.com Follow Spenser online: Facebook: www.Facebook.com/SpenserLiszt Twitter: www.Twitter.com/SpenserLiszt Instagram: www.Instagram.com/SpenserLiszt

A recap for my time spent at the 2018 Treasure Island Music festival that took place in Oakland California.   treasureislandfestival.com noisepop.com https://apeconcerts.com/

This week on the Do List, we're talking about the Malcolm X Festival, the Treasure Island Music Festival, the Topsy Turvy Queer Circus and more.

Power outages. Bridge closures. Ferris Wheels. They’re all a part of the founding story of the Treasure Island Music Festival. In honor of the fest’s 10th anniversary, we bring you a behind-the-scenes look into how the festival came to be, featuring stories from the people who made that first year happen: Kevin Arnold, Mary Conde, Stacy Horne, and Jordan Kurland. Tracklist:  Baio “Endless Rhythm” Thievery Corporation “2001 Spliff Odyssey" Four Tet “She Just Likes to Fight” DJ Shadow “Changeling” Tycho “Send and Receive” Thievery Corporation “The Cosmic Game” Gotan Project “Notas” Four Tet “Sing” Tycho “Past is Prologue”

2015 was personally a very busy year and I thus made the fewest BiH mixes in my 5+ year tenure as your humble music presenter. I hope to do better in 2016. But as a result there are a handful of songs on this mix that were among my favorites for the year but which never actually made it onto a BiH mix (granted, they are on some unreleased, unfinished mixes). I am not sure at this point if it makes sense to include them in future mixes or not. TBD.2015 was a pretty great year for music. Sadly I still have a boatload of unheard tracks in my iTunes for the year, but that's okay. I'll get to it eventually. I heard plenty of great new stuff this year. I also had the pleasure of seeing some of my favorite new artists at the Treasure Island Music Festival this year (The National, CHVRCHES, Panda Bear, Run the Jewels, many many more). I'll probably make the TIMF an annual thing. The lineup this year was pretty epic, and they have been in year's past as well. I suspect the future will be no different.I know this mix doesn't include as many unknown artists as last year's Favoritest Songs edition; I guess that has to do with me not hearing as much unknown music this year. I really should try to commit to hearing it all in 2016.We recently lost our dog for a few days, but we found her. That explains why I used the same cover for this edition as I did for 2014. I love this picture. We love our dog and it is great to have her back home, to say the least.BiH Favoritest Songs of the Year: 2015 feat. Deerhunter, Wild Nothing, Tame Impala, Panda Bear, Animal Collective,  Beach House, Gordi, Skylar Spence, Animal House, Transviolet, Tamaryn, Beach Baby, AKIINE (remixed by Niva), Adele

I had an absolute blast playing the Anchor Brewing Silent Disco at the Bottlerock Festival in Napa, CA on May 30th. It was a rare opportunity to play the full range of dance music I most enjoy: funky nuschool house, breakbeat and atmospheric tech house, which I usually play under the alias W.Haze. Big thanks to Robbie Kowal and HushConcerts for having me. - ZM As a member and resident of Space Cowboys, DJ Zach Moore spins events from San Francisco to the Black Rock Desert to New York City and beyond. Over his ten-year career, Zach has played epic, sold-out events like Outside Lands, Burning Man, BottleRock, Treasure Island Music Festival, Lightning in a Bottle, PEX Summer Fest, GhostShip Halloween and the legendary Breakfast of Champions. In San Francisco nightlife, Zach is known for three distinct styles of dance music: party-rockin UK & Florida breaks, funky nu-school house and soothing, atmospheric house which he plays under the alias, W.Haze. Zach is also known as the creator of The Armory Podcast and for his work on The RIPEcast, the Space Cowboys' Breakspoll-nominated, electronic music podcast. Photo Credit: Dan Janusz

Alex & Nate talk about the Treasure Island Music Festival, cutting in line, 4loko stories, pumpkin spice lattes and the holiday season, and what they'd do if they won $1B from the powerball.

For those of you who aren't at that thing in the desert, Armory Podcast creator and Space Cowboy, DJ Zach Moore, is on the 1s and 2s this week. This is Zach's set as recorded live at CO.Inside in Denver, CO on July 25th. We hope you like! As a member and resident of Space Cowboys, DJ Zach Moore spins events from San Francisco to the Black Rock Desert to New York City and beyond. Over his ten-year career, Zach has played epic, sold-out events like Outside Lands, Burning Man, Treasure Island Music Festival, Lightning in a Bottle, PEX Summer Fest, GhostShip Halloween and the legendary Breakfast of Champions. In San Francisco nightlife, Zach is known for three distinct styles of dance music: party-rockin UK & Florida breaks, funky nu-school house and soothing, atmospheric house which he plays under the alias, W.Haze. Zach is also known as the creator of The Armory Podcast and for his work on The RIPEcast, the Space Cowboys' Breakspoll-nominated, electronic music podcast. For more information on Zach visits www.djzachmoore.com Artwork by www.jempanufnik.com

Another 4th of July is upon us and for San Franciscans that means huddling for warmth in hoodies and beanies at backyard barbeques and watching our fireworks disappear into the fog. While the weather around here may leave a little something to be desired on Independence Day, it doesn't stop us from celebrating anyway. Enjoy this 4th-of-July beakbeat mix from The Armory's DJ Zach Moore. Happy Independence Day, Everyone! As a member and resident of Space Cowboys, DJ Zach Moore spins events from San Francisco to the Black Rock Desert to New York City and beyond. Zach has played epic, sold-out events like Outside Lands, Burning Man, Treasure Island Music Festival, Lightning in a Bottle, PEX Summer Fest, GhostShip and the legendary Breakfast of Champions. These days, Zach's live sets are mostly packed with party rockin' breaks, but his love of electronic music starts with house and spans many of the subgenres, including deep, vocal, tech, progressive, and electro. Zach is also known as the creator of The Armory Podcast and for his work on The RIPEcast, the Space Cowboys' Breakspoll-nominated, electronic music podcast. For more information on Zach visit www.djzachmoore.com Artwork by www.jempanufnik.com

The Treasure Island Music Festival returns to the Bay, October 18 and 19. The lineup has just been announced and to celebrate, the Noise Pop Podcast is picking their 10 favorite songs from this year's lineup and setting the scene for you. For tickets and more information head to the Treasure Island website. See you on the island! Full lineup: Outkast Massive Attack Zedd Alt-J TV On The Radio Janelle MonáeThe New Pornographers Washed Out Jungle Banks St. Lucia White Denim MØ Polica The Growlers Classixx Chet Faker Ryan Hemsworth Ana Tijoux Asgeir xxyyxx Ratking Tobacco Bleached Painted Palms WATERS Track Listing: "B.o.B." -- Outkast, Stankonia "Brill Bruisers" -- New Pornographers, Brill Bruisers "Busy Earnin'" -- Jungle, Single "MS" -- Alt-J, An Awesome Wave "Waiting Game" -- BANKS, London "It All Feels Right" -- Washed Out, Paracosm "DLZ" -- TV on the Radio, Dear Science "Fields" --XXYYXX, XXYYXX "All You're Waiting For" -- Classixx, Hanging Gardens "Teardrop" -- Massive Attack, Mezzanine

This week in The Armory it's DJ Zach Moore as recorded live from Public Works in San Francisco on March 29th where the fabulous Dusty Rhino crew held it's first big Burning Man fundraiser of 2014. Press play. Enjoy. As a member and resident of Space Cowboys, DJ Zach Moore spins events from San Francisco to the Black Rock Desert to New York City and beyond. Zach has played epic, sold-out events like Outside Lands, Burning Man, Treasure Island Music Festival, Lightning in a Bottle, PEX Summer Fest, GhostShip and the legendary Breakfast of Champions. These days, Zach's live sets are mostly packed with party rockin' breaks, but his love of electronic music starts with house and spans many of the subgenres, including deep, vocal, tech, progressive, and electro. Zach is also known as the creator of The Armory Podcast and for his work on The RIPEcast, the Space Cowboys' Breakspoll-nominated, electronic music podcast. www.djzachmoore.com www.facebook.com/dustyrhino Artwork by www.jempanufnik.com

On this week's RIPECast we're extremely pleased to bring you Anthony Mansfield (Disco Knights/Green Gorilla). If you weren't there or were there but were too gacked out to remember, this year's Breakfast of Champions had a whole new stage on Utah Street. So we were able to bring Anthony and many more of SF's incredibly talented DJs to the party, and we had the recorders going the whole time. Anthony's Dirt Rave vibe rocked the crowd and was one of the day's highlights -- we know you'll enjoy it! About Anthony: Anthony Mansfield has been on a 20-year journey through the world of psychedelic dance music ever since attending the now-legendary full moon massives of San Francisco’ s Wicked Crew in the early 90’ s. Anthony spent the rest of the decade in New York, spreading the gospel of deep house across the Empire State with a late- night radio show, his 8-year-running weekly, and the countless underground parties that gave birth to his own crew, HectorWorks Soundsystem. After an exhausting and debaucherous 2-year run as GM, talent booker, and resident DJ at upstate’ s largest live music venue, The Odyssey, Anthony was ready to return to San Francisco. Anthony hit the West Coast running in 2001, joining his old friend DJ M3 as resident DJ and co-promoter of the infamous Green Gorilla Lounge in a string of successful weekly club nights, true seat-of-your-pants underground parties, and blown- out monthly events across the Bay Area, with some of the city’ s and world’ s best names in dance music. Anthony has left his mark on Burning Man for the last decade as well, at the Space Lounge, Green Gorilla, and Disco Knights sound camps, with a trail of exhausted dancers and party people in the wake of his many epic sets on the Playa. Anthony has been producing his own particular brand of dance music since his first release on Rong Records in ’ 04 with Ben Cook as “ Barfly”. Quickly moving to found his own label, Hector Works, in 2005 with NYC deep-house production wizard Nick Chacona, Anthony has worked with Garth, Tal M. Klein, Sneak-E Pete, M3, and others in the last five years, releasing tracks on Gomma, Moodmusic, Aniligital, and Om Records. His tunes have received nods (and plays) from some of the world’ s top DJs, including Dimitri from Paris, Harvey, Greg Wilson, Doc Martin, Idjut Boys, Ivan Smaggle, The Revenge, Pete Herbert, and Playgroup. Camped out in his room at Moulton Studios, Anthony is currently hard at work on the 19th release for Hector Works, and looking forward to taking a break for the Treasure Island Music Festival! https://soundcloud.com/anthony-mansfield https://www.facebook.com/anthonymansfieldmusic

Great seeing everyone (and we do mean EVERYONE!) at Ghost Ship last weekend. This week's RIPEcast features one of the Space Cowboy originals, DJ 8Ball. 8Ball sez: "It's been a while since I've recorded a long mix like this, but with a busy October of gigs at Ghost Ship, Treasure Island Music Festival, Monarch, and more I found myself neck deep in new music. Rather than let it all get left behind in the rush to the holidays, I decided to press record and share it with you. Our +2hr 30min journey will begin in the low 120s BMP as it winds through glitter dappled neon hills of Nu Disco berg, detouring through the bassline laced outskirts of Garageistan, eventually reaching speeds of 135bmp before arriving at our final destination of Breakslandia. Hope you enjoy the ride." Best way to keep up with 8Ball is through Space Cowboys http://facebook.com/sfspacecowboys On Twitter @dj8ball or @joshdamon On SoundCloud http://soundcloud.com/joshdamon More mixes http://soundcloud.com/spacecowboys/sets/8ball-mixography

I couldn't be more pleased with the response I've been getting to The Armory Podcast so far. After four fantastic guests (Mafia Kiss, Kid Panel, BETA & Lunathics), I figured it was time to feature one of my own mixes. Ironically, this compilation features at least one track from all four of those talented artists. Enjoy! Big thanks to the following individuals. Without their support, The Armory Podcast would not be possible: Jem Panufnik 8ball of the Space Cowboys Ben Child (aka Jurassik) & Hotcakes Paul Baron (aka Mafia Kiss) Ian Loveday (aka BETA) and Succession Records Kid Panel Ross Miles (aka Pecoe) at Breakzlinkz Bertie Dastard at Free Breaks Blog Louise "Fifties" O'Donnell at Life Support Machine Jack at Funk and Filth DJ Zach Moore spins events from San Francisco to the Black Rock Desert to New York City and beyond. Zach has played epic, sold-out events like Outside Lands, Burning Man, Treasure Island Music Festival, Lightening in a Bottle, PEX Summer Fest, Ghost Ship and the legendary Breakfast of Champions. These days, Zach's live sets are mostly packed with party rockin' breaks, but his love of electronic music starts with house and spans many of the subgenres, including deep, vocal, tech, progressive, and electro. Zach is also the creator/producer of The Armory, a weekly podcast on SoundCloud, iTunes & MixCloud that features the biggest names in breakbeat and house. www.armorypodcast.com www.djzachmoore.com

We know it's a little early to be talking about the fall, but the Treasure Island Music Festival lineup is out, and we couldn't be any more excited for October. The Festival in the Bay is unlike any other, and we're previewing the amazing weekend by playing some of our favorite acts on this year's bill. This year's festival takes place October 19-20, and two-day tickets are on sale now! www.Treasureislandfestival.com Tracklist: 1. "What Would I Want Sky" -- Animal Collective, Fall Be Kind 2. "Help Me Lose My Mind" -- Disclosure, Settle 3. "Best of Friends" -- Palma Violets, 180 4. "Retrograde" -- James Blake, Overgrown 5. "Atoms for Peace" -- Atoms for Peace, The Eraser 6. "Don't Move" -- Phantogram, Nightlife 7. "Rill Rill" -- Sleigh Bells, Treats 8. "Crysalfilm" -- Little Dragon, Ritual Union 9. "Someone to Call My Lover (Giraffage Remix)" -- Giraffage, Single 10. "Green Aisle" -- Real Estate, Days

We are pleased to have a brand new mix by Zach Moore for this edition of the Pink Mammoth Podcast. As a member and resident of Space Cowboys, Zach Moore spins events from San Francisco to the Burning Man playa and beyond. Zach has played epic, sold-out events like Outside Lands, Treasure Island Music Festival, Lightening in a Bottle, PEX Summer Fest and Space Cowboys' own Ghost Ship and Breakfast of Champions. These days, Zach's live sets are mostly packed with party rockin' breaks, but his love of electronic music starts with house and spans many of the subgenres, including deep, vocal, tech, progressive, and electro. Zach is also the producer of The RIPEcast, the Space Cowboys' weekly, electronic music podcast and 2013 Breakspoll nominee for "Best Radio Show". For more information on Zach, visit www.facebook.com/djzachmoore. Or visit Zach's SoundCloud DJ mix archive at http://snd.sc/cHXrqi. Track List 1. I Feel Love (Thugfucker Remix) - Lopazz, Casio Casino 2. Crazy Cow Bell (Vidis Edit) - Downtown Party Network 3. Steady feat. Jaw - Guy Gerber, Jaw 4. Rise Of Angel (Andrea Oliva Remix) - Luciano 5. Can You Feel It (Metodi Hristov Remix) - Tommyboy 6. Rendez Vous - Jay Lumen 7. 310-FUNK - Olivier Giacomotto, Simon Doty 8. Foxy (Butch's Raw Cut) - SIS 9. Much Time - Chris Carrier 10. Play Cool The Old School - Jay Lumen 11. Anaconda - Wolfgang Gartner 12. No Regrets - Dema, Paride Saraceni 13. Let Me Count The Ways - Benoit & Sergio 14. Mind Rape - Beckers, Hatfield

San Francisco doesn't really have much of an autumn. But what our city lacks in foliage its makes up for in festivals. Both Hardly Strictly Bluegrass and the upcoming Treasure Island Music Festival are opportunities to see old favorites, and discover some new ones. And in honor of those headliners and soon-to-be headliners, this episode features some great new music from some festival pros, and some we think you'll be donning dayglo for soon enough. Tracklist 1. “Here I Am” -- Adam Green and Binki Shapiro, Adam Green and Binki Shapiro2. "Losing You" -- Solange, single3. “Time” -- Merchandise, Children of Desire4. “The Hill” -- Snowmine, Laminate Pet Animal5. “Nature Boy” -- Young Buffalo, Young Buffalo6. “Latch” -- Disclosure, single7. “Feels Like We Only Go Backwards” -- Tame Impala, Lonerism8. “Teardrop Windows” -- Benjamin Gibbard, Former Lives9. “Fuck You All the Time” -- Jeremih, Late Nights With Jeremih mixtape10. “Cry For Judas” -- Mountain Goats, Transcendental Youth11. “Belispeak II” -- Purity Ring + Danny Brown, single    

Free Friday: Emily is going to New York City and gives Menace his "special" birthday gift, does "sexting" qualify as cheating? Does penis size matter? Small town women vs. big city women and who won the Treasure Island Music Festival raffle for Jimmyjane products and Emily's book Hot Sex

We survived Treasure Island Music Festival and now we're ready for a new batch of music. On this episode we assemble 10 of our favorite songs going around the internet right now. This batch of songs is especially eclectic; it moves from garage pop, to indie r&b, to hardcore, to electro smooth jazz... See? We told you this was all over the map. Enjoy!Track list: 1. "Afternoon" -- Youth Lagoon, The Year of Hibernation2. "Wood" -- Rostam, Single3. "Keep Time" -- Gauntlet Hair, Gauntlet Hair4. "Tell Her No" --Tennis, Single5. "Playing House" (Ft. How To Dress Well) -- Active Child, You Are All I See6. "Gypsy Town" -- Wet Illustrated, 1+1+1 (one by one by one)7. "Don't Move" -- Phantogram, Nightlife8. "Oblivion" -- Grimes,Visions9. "Awake" --Trash Talk, Awake EP10. "Lazy Noon" -- Keep Shelley in Athens, Our Own Dream

Emily talks with guest Anthony Sosnick, founder of Anthony Logistics for Men, about grooming essentials and practices, the Sex with Emily "Carnal Confessions" booth at Treasure Island Music Festival, extreme sex confessions, How do you tell your partner to groom "down there,"? Menace explains why he strongly dislikes drunk white girls and the best products to manscape your body.

This compact special edition of the Noise Pop New Music Podcast exclusively features tracks from bands playing the Second Annual Treasure Island Music Festival. This month features Saturday headliners Justice as well as Okkervil River, Sao Paulo's CSS, Seattle's Fleet Foxes, San Francisco's Or, The Whale, plus more! Playlist: CSS- Rat Is Dead (Rage)- Donkey- Sub Pop Records Or, The Whale- Call and Response- Seany Records Fleet Foxes- White Winter Hymnal- S/T- Sub Pop Records Foals- Balloons- Antidotes- Sub Pop Records Okkervil River- Lost Coastlines- The Stand Ins- Jagjaguwar Records Justice- Phantom Pt. II- Cross- Vice Records

The Sepetember 2007 edition of the Noise Pop New Music Podcast is dedicated to Noise Pop and Another Planet Entertainment's new music event in San Francisco, the two-day long Treasure Island Music Festival, happening this month. This episode bends the formula a little bit as we feature new and recent music from festival performers including Los Angeles' Earlimart, Dengue Fever, Bay Area hip hop from Zion I, Au Revoire Simone, an exclusive Matt & Kim remix by Treasure Island Music Festival performer Flosstradamus and more.