Podcasts about We Are King

Die Fähigkeit, hervorragende Melodien zu großen Liebesliedern und weltumarmenden Hymnen zu verarbeiten, hat die vier Musiker zu einer der erfolgreichsten und größten Bands unserer Tage gemacht. Angeführt durch den sensiblen Songwriter Chris Martin, aber getragen durch die Einheit der Band, wirken Coldplay immer so, als hielten sie den Mühen der Welt ihre Musik entgegen, Melodien voller Wärme und Trost. Manchen mag das inzwischen zu glatt oder poppig sein, andere fühlen sich durch die unprätentiöse Art des Sängers, die Normalität der Band gerade angesprochen: Lieder von Menschen in Jeans und T-Shirt, mit denen man sich besser fühlt. Getroffen haben sie sich als Studenten im selben Wohnheim in London bei Poolbillard, Fußball im Fernsehen und Bier, bevor sie entdeckten, dass sie sich alle für Musik interessieren. Nach ersten Demos und EPs schafften sie es mit ihrem Debüt „Parachutes“ und dem überwältigenden Hit „Yellow“, ein großes Publikum auf sich aufmerksam zu machen. Gerade die warme Stimme des Sängers zu den eingängigen, aber doch komplexen Melodien, passten in die Zeit. Auch das etwas düstere zweite Album mit dem Hit „The Scientist“ verfing sofort, wiedererkennbare Melodien zur Stimme ihres Sängers Chris Martin wurden zum Markenzeichen. „Viva la Vida“ war mit dem Titelsong der nächste Welterfolg. Der Weg von Coldplay führte von da an, auch unter dem Einfluss verschiedener Produzenten vom sogenannten Alternativrock hin zum stadiontauglichen Pop, auch wenn einzelne Lieder und ein Album (Everydays life) viel von ihrer Freude am Experiment zeigten. Kaum Skandale, keine Extravaganzen, freundliche Männer ohne provokante Pose oder abgründige Geheimnisse – das ist das öffentliche Bild von Coldplay. Über neun Alben in 21 Jahren wuchs ihre Fangemeinde stetig an, längst ist Coldplay eine der weltweit erfolgreichsten Stadionbands. Was ist die Erfolgsformel von Coldplay? Warum wachsen ihre Fans auch in der nächsten Generation nach? Peter Urban spürt dem nach im Gespräch mit Ocke Bandixen. Peters Playlist: Parachutes (2000): Don't panic, Shiver, Spies, Sparks, Yellow, Trouble A Rush Of Blood To The Head (2002): In my place, God put a smile upon your face,The scientist, Clocks X&Y (2005): What if, Fix you, Talk, X&Y Viva La Vida Or Death And All His Friends (2008): Cemeteries of London, Lovers in Japan/Reign of love, Viva la vida, Death and all his friends/The Escapist Mylo Xyloto (2011): Paradise, Us against the world, Every teardrop is a waterfall, Princess of China (feat. Rihanna), Up in flames Ghost Stories (2014): Midnight, Oceans, A sky full of stars A Head Full Of Dreams (2015): Everglow, Adventure of a lifetime Everyday Life (2019): Church, Broken, Daddy, Arabesque, When I needed a friend, Guns, Cry cry cry Music Of The Spheres (2021): Let somebody go (feat. Selena Gomez), Human heart (feat. We Are King & Jacob Collier)

Surprise! It's a hidden bonus episode recorded in October 2021 and rescued from the archives - Becky & Paul chat about Coldpay's ninth (!!) studio album, all things space and alien related, Max Martin production and debate whether or not the band has sold out. (Spoiler alert... they haven't).We're a bit late with this one, but hope you'll enjoy and we will try and get some new episodes recorded soon!TWITTER: @ratemybopFACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/ratemybop/INSTAGRAM: @ratemybopEMAIL: ratemyboppodcast@gmail.com

The Ocean Child: Songs of Yoko Ono podcast tells the story of the making of the compilation tribute album of the same name. Conceived and curated by Benjamin Gibbard (lead singer, guitarist and songwriter of Death Cab for Cutie), the LP celebrates the extraordinary work of multimedia artist, singer, songwriter and activist Yoko Ono with inspired new renditions of her songs by an array of brilliant artists - Sharon Van Etten, David Byrne, Sudan Archives, Death Cab for Cutie, Thao, U.S. Girls, Jaysom, Stephin Merritt (of Magnetic Fields), Deerhoof, We Are King, the Flaming Lips, Japanese Breakfast, Yo La Tengo and Amber Coffman. These re-interpretations of her work accentuate Ono's powerful artistic impact, lasting cultural relevance, and utterly unique approach to songcraft. Hosted by Gibbard and music journalist Jenny Eliscu, The Ocean Child Podcast features interviews with several of the album's contributors about their own meaningful connections to Ono's music and art: - Ben Gibbard discusses his own relationship with Ono's music, what first inspired the idea for the album, and why misconceptions about Ono's catalog need to be set straight once and for all. - David Byrne highlights the influence of Ono's book Grapefruit on his Broadway show American Utopia, and talks about adding some new lyrics to his version of the song "Who Has Seen The Wind?," and how he wrangled Yo La Tengo to join him on the track. - Thao examines the barriers that kept her from delving into Ono's music earlier, and explains why recording her version of "Yellow Girl (Stand By For Life)" was so cathartic. - Deerhoof's Greg Saunier reminisces about dancing alongside Ono in a video for one of her songs, and reveling in the sense of freedom she brings to every artistic endeavor. - The Flaming Lips' Wayne Coyne describes what it's like to record with Ono ("She is one of the only people that you just don't get to figure out," he says), and remembers his early encounters with her music -- listening to the early Plastic Ono Band stuff while his older brothers drove him to school, "smoking 4 or 5 joints in the fifteen minutes it took to get there." - Japanese Breakfast's Michelle Zauner talks about how her Asian identity informed her early perceptions of Ono, and how pandemic life influenced her choice to perform her version of "Nobody Sees Me Like You Do" on piano. - Amber Coffman comments on the concept behind her beautiful cover of "Run, Run, Run" and the inspiration she draws from Ono's "incredible sense of personal freedom and peacefulness." Find the Music + Talk version of this show on Spotify HERE

Death Cab for Cutie's Ben Gibbard has been hard at work on “Ocean Child,” his curated tribute compilation to the songs of Yoko Ono, featuring a wide range of guests including We Are KING, Sharon Van Etten, and Sudan Archives. Today we turn our ears to one of the record's standout collaborations with David Byrne and Yo La Tengo as they conquer “Who Has Seen The Wind.” 

Due out February 18th, on Yoko Ono's 89th birthday, the Ocean Child: Songs of Yoko Ono podcast will accompany the compilation tribute album of the same name. Imagined and curated by Benjamin Gibbard (lead singer, guitarist and songwriter of Death Cab for Cutie), the LP celebrates the extraordinary work of multimedia artist, singer, songwriter and activist Yoko Ono with new renditions of her songs by an array of brilliant artists including (in order of their voices in the trailer): David Byrne, Japanese Breakfast, The Flaming Lips, Thao, and Death Cab for Cutie, as well as Sharon Van Etten, Deerhoof, Yo La Tengo, Stephin Merritt (of Magnetic Fields), We Are KING, Amber Coffman, Jay Som, Sudan Archives and U.S. Girls. These new interpretations of her work accentuate Ono's powerful artistic impact, lasting cultural relevance, and utterly unique approach to songcraft. Hosted by Gibbard and journalist Jenny Eliscu, the Ocean Child podcast features interviews with contributors about their own meaningful connections to Ono's music and art, whether it's David Byrne describing the influence of Ono's book Grapefruit on his Broadway show American Utopia, or The Flaming Lips' Wayne Coyne describing what it's like to work with Ono, or Japanese Breakfast's Michelle Zauner examining how her own Asian identity affects her relationship with Ono's songs, or Gibbard remembering picking up a vinyl copy of Ono's Season of Glass at a record store years ago, and feeling stopped in his tracks by its beauty, from the very first listen. As he explains, “Her songwriting has been criminally overlooked. This is an artist whose output has run the gamut from avant-garde to bubblegum pop, often across a single album. She has consistently created melodies as memorable as those of the best pop writers. As a lyricist, she has always written with poignance, sophistication and deep introspection. It is my sincere hope that a new crop of Yoko Ono fans fall in love with her songwriting due in some small part to this album we have put together.” On Spotify, thanks to their awesome Music + Talk feature, the Ocean Child podcast will also feature renditions from the Ocean Child album, along with some of Ono's original versions. A portion of the album's proceeds will be donated to WhyHunger, a non-profit organization Ono has supported for decades in their efforts to transform our food system by building social justice and striking at the root causes of hunger and poverty. A visual of the trailer is available HERE Watch the lyric video for David Byrne and Yo La Tengo's collaborative cover of “Who Has Seen The Wind?” HERE

On the 207th episode of Audioface:REVIEWS: "Punk" by Young Thug, "Music of the Spheres" by Coldplay, and "Optimist" by FINNEAS.New Singles: "Easy On Me" by Adele, "Strong" by Joe Turone, and "Against The Blade" by The Horrors.USA Today corrects Rolling Stone's report on Morgan Wallen's spending towards Black organizations, and Audioface responds to criticism of Morgan Wallen coverage. The Punk review. The FBI points the finger at drill rap for violence in Chicago. Meek Mill casts doubt on the importance of chart numbers. The Music of the Spheres review. Bo Burnham gives us another reason to hate the Grammys, and Soulja Boy starts beef with Youngboy NBA. The Optimist review. R. Kelly's streams spike after guilty verdict, Coachella drops vaccine requirements for 2022, and The Strokes' Julian Casablancas pays homage to the Arctic Monkeys.---SUPPORT AUDIOFACE!Subscribe to this podcast (or Follow on Spotify) so you don't miss new episodes every week. Tell some friends about this show to keep it growing! We appreciate it, and you.Keep up with Audioface's 2021 Playlist:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5Gm0rc9gByK4idEhZw6oRu?si=a28c212ddf014641Reach out to us: https://twitter.com/audiofacepod/https://intsagram.com/audiofacepod/https://www.youtube.com/audiofacepod?sub_confirmation=1For advertising opportunities, email info (at) syndicate23 (dot) co

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Gaspard Auge - Vox    Peggy Gou - Nabi (feat. OHHYUK   Japanese Breakfast - Savage Good Boy Tkay Maidza - Cashmere   Cola Boyy - Don't Forget Your Neighborhood (feat. The Avalanches) Greentea Peng - Free My People ( Lyrics ) ft. Simmy, Kid Cruise    Nation of Language - Across That Fine LineDoug Tuttle Lead MaskDrug Store Romeos Secret Plan     Nicolas Godin Another Side (feat. We Are KING)     SPUN OUT - Silver Shine      The Felice Brothers - Jazz on the Autobah     They Might Be Giants - I Broke My Own Rulespiraiwrath of man  Public Service Broadcasting - People, Let's Dance [ft. EERA]     BC Camplight - I'm Alright In The World     LUMP - Climb Every Wall     Central Heat Exchange - Tulips  Molly Burch - Heart of Gold   Alabama 2- The Sopranos theme song - Woke up this morning  AMPERSOUNDS - Technopera feat. Rufus Wainwrig     CHVRCHES, Robert Smith - How Not To Drown (feat. Robert Smith)     VIAL - Roadkill alt punk   COLD CAVE - PSALM 23   Liam Kazar - Frank Bacon

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Full show: https://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com Artists Played: The Heart and Brain, TzariZM, Vis Major, conshus, Beet Unique, Swamburger, Shinobi Stalin, E-Turn, Wordchemist, AMiAM, Tek the Intern, Jungle, Raheem DeVaughn, Apollo Brown, Skyzoo, Nicolas Godin, We Are KING, Gam P, Product Of The 90s, TOKiMONSTA, VanJess, Jelani Malik, Tamara Monk, Sofi Tukker, Amadou, Mariam, Alborosie, Collie Buddz, Marinero, Pachyman, AmIAm, Copywrite, Reks, DJ Stranger, Drama, Mic Swift the Sound Provider, Edo.G, Guilty Simpson, Ras Kass, Eli Smart, Cochemea, Killer Mike, OutKast, GOODie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS

MEG MYERS IS A GOLDEN GOD! Ryan literally looses his marbles at the exceptional slaptitude of Meg Myer's song "Numb." Nate scolds him on his drunken D&D ways. Velvety tones of WE ARE KING. Its like Musical Baklava. Its So FUCKIN RICH! UHHHHH!

On this episode of CrossFade, we’re joined by Ana Diaz (@pokachee), host of Refreshed, for a little refreshment of our own: She reintroduces Matt to Frank Ocean's 2016 opus “Blonde” and Matt returns the R&B favor with Minneapolis-born trio We Are KING’s self-titled from the same year. We discuss Frank Ocean’s penchant for ‘universally personal’ storytelling, We Are KING’s lush songwriting and self-starter mindset, and great questions from the MinnMax community (our favorite bassists, music we’re completely certain you’d like, artists who keep playing with their formula, and where Three Six Mafia belongs in the hip-hop pantheon [don’t miss Jason’s stupid joke about that one]). We close with the funky brass groove stylings of Too Many Zooz courtesy of our supporter-picked song! To jump to a particular discussion, check out the timestamps below… 12:19 - “Nikes” 19:23 - “Ivy” 25:27 - “Pink + White” 27:54 - “Solo” 31:21 - “Skyline To” 34:28 - “Solo (Reprise)” 39:04 - “Nights” 44:17 - “Futura Free” 49:08 - “White Ferrari” 53:10 - “Facebook Story” 1:03:08 - “The Greatest” 1:06:31 - “Carry On” 1:09:50 - “Hey - Extended Mix” 1:12:57 - “In the Meantime” 1:18:28 - “Native Land” 1:23:31 - Community questions 1:37:53 - Community song (“Car Alarm” by Too Many Zooz, suggested by MinnMax supporter Harrison Cook) Follow Ana at https://twitter.com/pokachee Catch Refreshed live at https://www.twitch.tv/minnmaxshow every other Thursday, watch the archives at https://www.youtube.com/minnmaxshow, and listen to the Patreon-exclusive podcast version by becoming a supporter Support MinnMax on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/minnmax/ CrossFade Episode Playlist: https://spoti.fi/2vgqfvK CrossFade Community Playlist: https://spoti.fi/3aRRgox “Frank Ocean Remembers Prince as ‘a Vanguard and Genius’” - New York Times https://www.nytimes.com/live/prince-in-memoriam/frank-ocean-remembers-prince-as/ “Frank Ocean Is Finally Free, Mystery Intact” - New York Times https://www.nytimes.com/2016/11/20/arts/music/frank-ocean-blonde-interview.html “Detangling Frank Ocean's 'Blonde': What It Is And Isn't” - NPR https://www.npr.org/sections/therecord/2016/08/22/490918270/detangling-frank-oceans-blonde-what-it-is-and-isnt “How Frank Ocean's 'Blonde' Inspired A Wave Of Raw Sincerity in Hip-Hop” - Cool Accidents https://www.coolaccidents.com/news/frank-ocean-blonde-3-years-on

Sore finger leads to Tramadol use - leads to fluctuating strangeness.   Tracks Offa: HashFinger, Bakar, Jonwayne,   Rejjie Snow, MF DOOM & Cam, Helene Smith, Devin the Dude, Lady Wray, Elements of Music, BADBADNOTGOOD, Mac DeMarco, Frankie Stew and Harvey Gunn, Hak Baker, Cleo Sol, Childish Gambino, Caribou, Tribe Called Quest Beats, Little Simz, Little Dragon; Queens of the Stone Age, Boards of Canada, Jungle Brown, Old Man Saxon, We Are KING, Sweatson Klank, Drake, El Michels Affair, Brother Ali, SiR, + MORE.   Shout out to Lee Freeman, John Maloyd & My Sister.   Big Love.

            R&B Soul Love Songs Presented By Rose Marie           Playlist April 2019 :           Andriana Evans - Midnight           Ajia - Sentimental Easing          Richard Anthony Davis - The more I Get To Know You          Lina - Who to love          Lalah Hathaway - Long After U Have Gone           Rebbie Jackson - Open Up to My Love           SWV - Use Your Heart          Jason Weaver - All Up Into You          Debbie Allen - Special Look (extended version)          KING- Oh, Please ! (We Are KING)          Terri Wells - Who's That Stranger  

Los Angeles' underground soul scene is full of talent. The scene's unique blend of soul, jazz, lo-fi, and electronica has helped to bring LA into prominence. Amber Navran is part of the community, first as a member of soul jazz trio Moonchild, and now as a solo artist. Her debut project, Speak Up was released to critical acclaim in 2017 and showcases both her musicianship and her buttery vocals. She joined us to talk about KING, the Grammy-nominated trio whose EP The Story blew them all the way up and thrust them into the Twitterverse where they remain faves. We talked about the harmonies that make KING's music so swoon-worthy, the arrangements that have dazzled listeners since 2011, and the many reasons "We Are KING" is a heat rock. More on Amber Navman Moonchild: The List Moonchild: Live @ The Boiler Room Music from Speak Up EP Bandcamp Website | Twitter | Instagram More on KING Via Pitchfork Via The Guardian Via The NYTimes Twitter | Instagram Show Tracklisting (all songs from We Are King unless indicated otherwise): The Greatest Moonchild: Be Free Amber Navran: He's Been Gone Hey Adele: Rolling in the Deep Lalah Hathaway: Where it all Begins Little Dragon: Ritual Reunion Supernatural The Story Hey Moonchild: Every Part (For Linda) Supernatural The Right One Red Eye Quincy Jones: Tell Me A Bedtime Story Carry On Mister Chameleon In the Meantime The Right One The Greatest Supernatural Moonchild: Run Away (Remix) Hey Here's the Spotify playlist of as many of the songs above as we can find on there. If you're not already subscribed to Heat Rocks in Apple Podcasts, do it here!

Pop/R&B singing Group KING - Nominated for a Grammy Award 2017 for Best Urban Contemporary Album for "We Are King." KING is the only independent artist nominated in the coveted category, going up against such talent as Beyoncé, Rihanna, Gallant and Anderson .Paak.  

In episode 19 of Black Girl Squee, Inda and Didi talk about a lot of black women earning starring roles in films and TV in Squeeworthy News. Their main topic is the HTGAWM season finale. And they have a special DWIDP focused on BBC's The Night Manager. It's a big show so there's a lot more that I'm too tired to type out. Links Mentioned in the show: - Google Doodle Winner, Akilah Johnson from Washington, DC.- https://googleblog.blogspot.com/2016/03/akilahs-afrocentric-life-doodle-wins.html - Underground WGN - http://www.tvguide.com/news/4-reason-should-watch-underground/ ; https://t.co/KdzBpOvoCf - KING breaks down every song on "We Are King" for Genius.com - http://genius.com/a/king-breaks-down-every-song-on-its-debut-album - Congresswomen announce first Congressional Caucus on Black women and girls http://blavity.com/congressionalcaucusonblackwomenandgirls/ Intro/Outro is "A Message" by Kelela. Contact us at Twitter: @blackgirlsquee @indascorner @dustdaughter Tumblr: blackgirlsquee.tumblr.com Email: blackgirlsquee@gmail.com iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/black-girl-squees-podcast/id1029727623?mt=2 Podomatic - blackgirlsquee.podomatic.com/

We’re dipping our toes into a conversation about what it means to be a music journalist in 2016. What do we do? What is our place is in the “music industry”? How can we all, musicians and critics alike, do better. Everything is fair game as Marcus Dowling and Marcus J. Moore return to help us dig in and ask some serious questions about ourselves and the work we do. Anderson .Paak is on a hot streak that culminated at this year’s SXSW. His latest album Malibu is the spark that lit that fire and we’re here to talk about it.KING’s debut album We Are King is a stellar exploration of R&B sounds both old and new. We’ve got a taste of their genius to make sure you know that.If Pablo pops up and the album still isn’t finished, did it really happen?Show NotesRead Marcus J. Moore's review of Anderson .paak's Malibu [Pitchfork]Read Marcus J. Moore's review of King's We Are King [Pitchfork]Get to know KINGOfficial Site | Facebook | Twitter | SpotifyCheck out the video for King's track "The Greatest" off of their debut album, We Are King, below. MalibuAnderson .PaakKevin: Buy ItMarcus (Dowling): Buy ItMarcus (J. Moore): Buy itOfficial Site | Facebook | Twitter | Spotify Upcoming Tour Dates See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we switch things up and devoted our entire episode to the awesomeness that is We Are King, the long awaited debut album from KING. You can purchase the album on iTunes and Google Play.  We also paid homage to the amazing Maurice White, South Memphis legend of Earth, Wind, & Fire. As always we deliver the wit nshit.Follow KING: @weareKINGPurchase their album at: weareKING.comFollow EPB on Twitter and Facebook#EPBPodcast@elvispreslyblvd@beigesurpreme @BgRs@boomer4568@eclectic1914https://www.facebook.com/ElvPrsBlvd?_rdr=phttps://open.spotify.com/user/bgrs79/playlist/63vfA3K9PSQhP0G8LdZzxU

This week, Rob and Kris welcome King (sisters Paris and Amber Strother, and Anita Bias)! Together they break down their debut album "We Are King" and talk about the support they've gotten from Prince and Erykah Badu. King also talk about their love for Nintendo and go around the room recalling their first slow dance. #King #WeAreKing #RedLightSpecial #Prince #Nintendo

YouKnowIGotSoul is back with another podcast right before Valentine's day. This time it's the usual crew (Edd, Kyle and Tom) talking about some of the new R&B releases that happened last week. We begin the podcast talking about the return of Musiq Soulchild. For the last two years, he has been focusing on recording music under his alter egos The Husel and Purple Wondaluv, but he's finally back as Musiq Soulchild with his new single "I Do". After that, we talk about the death of mainstream R&B and we try to figure out who is to blame for killing the genre. Is it the artist, consumer or label? That leads to deeper questions like whether we consider Bryson Tiller an R&B artist? We also talk about KING's new album "We Are King" which Edd almost called a 5 star album. The album ended up being a 4.5 in his books, but that's a major accomplishment for anyone. We also talk about the upcoming albums for SWV, Tweet and K. Michelle. All three are expected to put out new albums relatively soon so we discuss the expectations that we have for each of them. We highlight K. Michelle's new single "Not A Little Bit" in this podcast as we're all big fans of the record. We finish off the podcast with a food discussion. We try to find out what the weirdest food each person has had. We also talk about Valentine's day and Edd gives everyone some tips on things that will impress your significant other.