Podcast appearances and mentions of vincent neff

"Django Django" are a British art rock band based in London England.The four piece originally met while studying in Edinburgh. The genesis of the project came from drummer/producer David Maclean, who approached music from a DJ background, primarily beat juggling hip hop before getting into other genres of dance music. When David discovered the drums he would initially record short live loops to incorporate into his DJ sets. It was this approach that led David to create his own beats, and eventually to the initial ideas that would form the basis of Django Django's self-titled debut album.Frontman Vincent Neff started out by teaching himself guitar, by studying the Beatles. It was a process that led him to eventually mess around writing his own songs."Django Django" was initially a melding of David's ability to write beats and instrumentals, and Vincent's ability to craft songs, lyrics and melodies. Not long after they began to collaborate, they drafted in fellow students Jimmy Dixon on bass and Tommy Grace on synths.To learn the full story, check out this week's episode of Roots to Grooves!"Roots to Grooves" is a production of SIGNL.https://www.signlradio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/signlradiohttps://www.twitter.com/signlradiohttps://www.facebook.com/signlradiohttps://www.mixcloud.com/signlhttps://open.spotify.com/user/96mhz6qfjoztxbl2dpm0uj903?si=aAZpsoEnRAKdx85kr1QWhg

Today on World Cafe, David Maclean and Vincent Neff of Django Django talk about what inspires their ever-evolving sound.

We're seeing double for Episode 16! Vincent Neff from Django Django joins us for a quick chat this week. We're discussing their new record, elements of science fiction within the bands work, and the music that got him through lockdown.You can watch the Free From Gravity here.Purchase 'Glowing In The Dark' here.Django Django Instagram: @DjangoDjangoDjango Django FB: @DjangoDjangoThanks again to Vincent & Django Django for their time and a massive shout out to Sammie & Jade from Beehive PR for their assistance with this episode.You can follow us on This Song Is Yours socials below:TSIY Insta: @thissongisyoursTSIY FB: @thissongisyours See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Host CJ Williams teams up with troupe members Tom Anderson and Isaac Bird, and audio engineer Vincent Neff for improv theatre goodness. The troupe reflects on a performance for a comedy writing class, and performs a Facebook user suggested skit. (Originally aired Summer 2018) Learn more about the Up To No Good Improv Theatre Troupe at https://www.facebook.com/uptonogoodimprov/

Host CJ Williams teams up with troupe members Michael Anschutz, Bryce Stallons, Tom Anderson, and audio engineer Vincent Neff to bring out some improv theatre goodness. The troupe answers listener-submitted questions. Hilarity ensues. (Originally aired Spring 2018)

The Up To No Good Improv Theatre Troupe graces Washburn Radio's studios for another session of improvisational theatre and comedy. CJ Williams hosts, together with Isaac Bird and Washburn Radio audio engineer Vincent Neff. (Originally aired Spring 2018)

Episode 3 features Vincent Neff and David Maclean of Django Django. Hear Vincent talk about growing up in the Northern Ireland Conflict, meeting David in art school, and pub culture. David shares about growing up a hip-hop head, being a vinyl-only DJ, and learning to loop cassette tapes. Show Highlights: 1:43: David talks about techniques he picked up while djing and making beats and its importance to Django Djangos earlier work 9:00: David talks about his dream to continue art and create his own album artwork 10:50: Vincent shares when he found out he was dyslexic 13:20: David and Vincent talk about the first instruments they picked up 16:20: Vincent and David talk about their experience in the 90’s rave scene 20:20: Django Django talk about incorporating and executing samples in their work. 26:50: Vincent recounts actually starting djing Django with David after graduation and how Myspace lead to their success. 20:50: David and Vincent talk about having to form a band and learning their instruments on the fly in order to perform live gigs and their intro to touring 34:45: Vincent and David talk about the reception Django Django received after their debut release 36:30: Vincent and David talk about working on their newest album and preforming new music vs old music live.

Playwright Marcia Cebulska and Vincent Neff sit down and discuss her play Visions of Right. A reading will be performed at Washburn University Theater on Thursday, January 26th at 7:30 PM. The play takes on many current issues such as gay rights, hate speech, gun rights and religious freedom all wrapped in a single narrative.