Podcasts about William Onyeabor

In the Fifteenth episode There Is No Planet Earth Stories, I sit down with legendary DJ, producer, and remixer Justin Strauss for a wide-ranging conversation about his remarkable journey through music and nightlife culture.We explore Justin's early music experiences—from seeing The Beatles live to attending iconic shows at Electric Circus. He shares stories from his time as the frontman of the glam-punk band Milk n' Cookies, and his transition into DJing, including his first gig and influential residency at the legendary Mudd Club.Justin also reflects on his pivotal roles as resident DJ at iconic 80's NYC venues like Area, and The Ritz. Additionally,  our conversation explores the origins and evolution of his prolific remix and production career, which continues to inspire across generations.“Few DJs could adequately represent the last three decades of New York nightclub history - no less do so with such iconic credentials as Justin Strauss. Since he was 17, when his first band was signed to Island Records, Justin has had a career that reads like a Who's-Who of the music scene, spinning at nearly every dance club that you'd ever want to go to. Starting as DJ at New York's legendary Mudd Club, he spun his way through The Ritz, Limelight, Area, Tunnel, M.K., Life, Centro Fly and more, pioneering his own distinctive sound, and becoming one of the most sought-after remixers and producers not just in New York, but in the world. He has worked with the gamut of artists - Depeche Mode, Hot Chip, Sergio Mendez, Tina Turner, Jimmy Cliff, B-52s, Luther Vandross, 808 State, Malcolm McClaren, Skinny Puppy, Goldfrapp, LCD Soundsystem to name a few and on over 300 records!  Much of the new dance crowd that goes to hear Justin DJ today, doesn't necessarily know his history; they simply love his spinning because he always keeps them dancing and surprised, seamlessly mixing between choice classics, delectable rarities and innovative beats. For Justin, no genre or style is off-limits – he can and will mix anything, so long as he can keep the crowd enthralled. His self-proclaimed mission is “connecting the dots” between what might otherwise seem disparate musical periods and styles, while introducing exciting new sounds. He does so with infectious passion, subverting preconceptions about what's old and new, and inspiring young DJs with his masterful skill and ever-youthful spirit. But Justin Strauss doesn't stop there. As half of the production duos, Whatever/Whatever and A/JUS/TED, he continued to produce and mix records, working on remixes for the likes of Hot Chip, William Onyeabor,LCD Soundsystem, Blood Orange, Holy Ghost!, Franz Ferdinand, Beyonce. Working on new projects Extra Credit with Joe Goddard of Hot Chip & Marcus Marr, and with Max Pask under their Each Other moniker, whose debut E.P.'s were mixed by Soulwax and released on their Deewee label, with new releases coming soon. Touring the world Dj'ing at Panorama Bar in Berlin, Robert Johnson in Frankfurt, Zunkunft in Zurich to name a few.  In fact, he doesn't stop at all.”Support the show

Ron Delsener Presents is equal parts all-access pass to New York's greatest gigs - featuring some of contemporary music's most iconic artists who performed in them; and a portrait story of the legendary figure who brought these shows together, rock concert promoter and impresario Ron Delsener.The upcoming doc on the legendary concert promoter features exclusive interviews with Ron Delsener, Billy Joel, Patti Smith, Bruce Springsteen, Steven Van Zandt, Jon Bon Jovi, Art Garfunkel, Paul Simon, Lenny Kaye, Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley, Verdine White, Lorne Michaels, Bette Midler, Jimmy Buffett, Cher and many more.Directed by award-winning filmmaker Jake Sumner, marking his impressive feature directorial debut. Along with Ron Delsener Presents, Sumner is also directing the documentary Seaweed Stories which will be narrated by Forest Whitaker and is currently in production on a doc on contemporary artist and designer KAWS. Sumner is also known for directing the acclaimed short documentaries "Fantastic Man:Who is William Onyeabor?", Channel 4's "I Was There When House Took Over The World", and 2019's "Bob of the Park", which won the Grand Jury Prize at DOC NYC. Other short films include 2015's "The Plastic Age", featuring Pharrell Williams, and "Magic Hats", which was featured in Banksy's large scale art project 'Dismaland'.The film is produced by award-winning RadicalMedia and will be released by Abramorama in theaters beginning May 30th.Check out the trailer:Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEH0-CBQVdw Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/arroe-collins-unplugged-totally-uncut--994165/support.

Ron Delsener Presents is equal parts all-access pass to New York's greatest gigs - featuring some of contemporary music's most iconic artists who performed in them; and a portrait story of the legendary figure who brought these shows together, rock concert promoter and impresario Ron Delsener.The upcoming doc on the legendary concert promoter features exclusive interviews with Ron Delsener, Billy Joel, Patti Smith, Bruce Springsteen, Steven Van Zandt, Jon Bon Jovi, Art Garfunkel, Paul Simon, Lenny Kaye, Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley, Verdine White, Lorne Michaels, Bette Midler, Jimmy Buffett, Cher and many more.Directed by award-winning filmmaker Jake Sumner, marking his impressive feature directorial debut. Along with Ron Delsener Presents, Sumner is also directing the documentary Seaweed Stories which will be narrated by Forest Whitaker and is currently in production on a doc on contemporary artist and designer KAWS. Sumner is also known for directing the acclaimed short documentaries "Fantastic Man:Who is William Onyeabor?", Channel 4's "I Was There When House Took Over The World", and 2019's "Bob of the Park", which won the Grand Jury Prize at DOC NYC. Other short films include 2015's "The Plastic Age", featuring Pharrell Williams, and "Magic Hats", which was featured in Banksy's large scale art project 'Dismaland'.The film is produced by award-winning RadicalMedia and will be released by Abramorama in theaters beginning May 30th.Check out the trailer:Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEH0-CBQVdw Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/arroe-collins-like-it-s-live--4113802/support.

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Mysteries abound this week on EarWax! Never has "the man, the myth, the legend" rang truer than when we dive into "Who Is William Onyeabor?"A bizarre mix of funk, soul, and porto-techno, this record is a collection of songs pulled from Onyeabor's brief but prolific discography. His life and career remain largely enigmatic, due in no small part to his own efforts.We ask "why" and "how," because we want so badly to understand the context for which such forward-thinking music sprang. Ultimately, "Who Is William Onyeabor?" provides very little answers to those questions, but it serves a greater purpose - it grooves.Thanks for listening! Check out everything we have going on via the info below: Instagram: @earwaxpod TikTok: @earwaxpod Amoeba on Instagram: @amoebahollywood @amoebasf @amoebaberkeley Questions, Suggestions, Corrections (surely we're perfect): earwaxpodcast@amoeba-music.com Credits:Edited by Claudia Rivera-TinsleyAll transition music written and performed by Spencer Belden"EarWax Main Theme" performed by Spencer Belden feat. David Otis

Whether it is news or music, algorithms run by streaming platforms deliver us content and it gets stale and dangerous. For this Valentine's Day episode, Sunil Dasgupta talks with Poolesville, MD, resident Kevin Schramm about how he finds music regularly. Sampled music from: Stella, Magdalena Bay, Waxahatchee, MJ Lenderman, Beverly Glenn Copeland, Nourished by Time, Parannoul, Lexa Gates, William Onyeabor.

Vinyl Resting Place presents - The lost tapes! Due to technical issues, no video was recorded for this episode so it was shelved. However, we have done the audio regardlss, and present to you now, Kingsley Jones!Dapo and Barney had a great time chatting to Kingsley, a man from Manchester who knows lots about music and has awful taste in meal deals. We cover the mystery of William Onyeabor, the inspirations he created, and spend an incredible length of time discussing B.o.B and Rivers Cuomo. Listen in!If you want to see more of Vinyl Resting Place you can find all of our previous episodes here: https://vinylrestingplace.buzzsprout.com/Check out our TikTok and Insta too why don't ya:@vinylrestingplacepodHosts: Dapo Agiri - @dapo_ag Barney Howe - @barns_howeGuest: Kingsley Jones Edited By: Carlray EdwardsFind him on Upwork, Fiverr and FreeUp

Hoy hablaremos de la vida de un nota que empezó como Forest Gump y acabó como Julián Muñoz, con los pantalones de cinturilla alta pa abrigarse el pecho. Orenthal James (O.J.) Simpson nació en Springfield, California, el 9 de julio de 1947. Su madre era administradora de un hospital y su padre guardia bancario, pero la relación se resintió porque la madre votó el modelo tradicional de la Feria y el padre el modelo actual bolchevique bolivariano. Al final acabaron divorciándose en 1952 cuando OJ tenía 5 años. Se ve que su padre en el matrimonio bailaba poco el chacachá, porque de los 4 hijos que tuvo ninguno tiene los apellidos iguales. Cuando OJ era mu chico le tenían que poner una sotana pa jugar al fútbol porque le hacían cachitas hasta los de su equipo. Su madre ya mosqueá lo llevó al médico que lo diagnosticó con raquitismo y le puso unos brackets en las piernas que se las dejó como al David de Miguel Ángel. El colegio lo pasó entero con un melón debajo del sobaco y embistiendo al carrito del conserje, que se sofocaba menos que un maestro de tai chi porque tenía 74 años pero todavía no podía jubilarse. Ya cuando Simpson entró en el instituto le dieron un balón de verdad y lo pusieron a jugar al fútbol americano que consiste básicamente en lo mismo que el fútbol normal pero metiendo el hombro fuerte en el pechito del que viene corriendo de frente pa que no meta gol. Jugó a la defensiva pero se le daba mejor la ofensiva, porque era empezar a correr y destrozaba a sus contrincantes con “tu madre no te quiere” y “te cogieron de un contenedor” Cómo consiguió en el instituto escribir su nombre sin faltas de ortografía le dieron una beca para ir a la Universidad del Sur de California y ahí ya el tío se convirtió en Running Back ofensivo profesional con insultos como “Patán”, “Lechugino” o “Abrazafarolas”. Simpson consiguió correr 19236 yardas terrestres, que en español es un poquito menos. Pero no sólo se dedicó a jugar en la NFL, porque su naturaleza amable y su carisma natural lo llevaron también al mundo de la interpretación, llegando incluso a fundar su propia compañía, “Orenthal Productions” pa hacer sus cositas como William Onyeabor. También fue la imagen de muchas marcas porque OJ Simpson gustaba más que un día de asuntos propios. En 1967 se casó por primera vez y tuvo a sus primeros tres hijos, pero se acabó divorciando porque por lo que sea se llevaba el trabajo a casa. En 1985 se volvió a casar, esta vez con Nicole Brown y con quien tuvo 2 hijos más, aunque acabaron divorciándose en 1992 porque ella quería ir a la Expo y él no le daba permiso. Tuvo otra hija pero ni él sabía el nombre de la madre. Con tanta fama OJ Simpson empezó a sufrir colorexia, se miraba al espejo y se veía más blanco de lo que era. No tenía ni un amigo que no se pusiera como Pepa Pig cuando le daba el sol y en su casa estaba totalmente prohibido el azúcar moreno, los discos de Michel Jackson de cuando era chico y recordarle que sus abuelos maternos eran de Louisiana. Ya en esta época tenía tó la cara de Bill Cosby pero no se le podía decir porque te soltaba un sopapo fuerte. El 12 de junio de 1994 encontraron en casa de su exmujer a la propia Nicole y a un amigo de ésta con más mala cara que Zaplana diciéndole al juez que estaba mu malito. A la policía sólo le faltó encontrar a OJ esperando con el cuchillo en la mano, el caso estaba más claro que el puchero de un hospital pero aún así lo declararon no culpable. Pa detenerlo hicieron una espectacular persecución a 35 km/h que duró 45 minutos porque OJ tenía la caja de cambios del Ford Bronco estropeá y no podía cambiar a tercera. Al final lo cogieron pero durante todo el camino sólo les faltó una petalá. En el juicio, que lo vio más gente que Gran Hermano 1, se descubrió que Nicole había llamado varias veces a la policía diciendo “mi marido me pega” pero cuando decía quién era el marido, los policías siempre se equivocaban de dirección. OJ fue declarado no culpable en el juicio por lo penal, pero luego lo denunciaron por lo civil en 1997 por una multa de aparcamiento y lo condenaron a un mínimo de 9 años y un máximo de 33, que es como cuando hacen una ERE, que te dicen que te despiden cualquier día entre el 12 de marzo y el 17 de septiembre. Consiguió la libertad condicional en octubre de 2017 a los 70 años de edad. Pues resulta que en el 2023 le diagnosticaron una cosa mala y el 10 de abril de 2024, a los 76 años, el karma hizo su trabajo, aunque ustedes podrán recordarlo cada vez que vean a alguien con un melón debajo el sobaco o escuchen el insulto “Lechugino”.

Featuring tunes from Adam F, Bad Manners, Derek Carr, Paranoid London, Posthuman, Special Request, Egyptian Empire, William Onyeabor and many more!

In the second part of our series on the Luaka Bop record label, this month TNT brings you a total jammer - 2013's "Who is William Onyeabor?" by the mysterious and prolific Nigerian electro Afro-funk pioneer William Onyeabor. The first official re-issue of Onyeabor's music since being recorded in the late 70s/early 80s, this compilation serves up Onyeabor's space-age synthesizers, disco-funk rhythms and pulsing drum machines - all created, produced and recorded by one fantastic man.

We had the pleasure of interviewing Sinkane over Zoom video!Sinkane (aka Sudanese-American musician Ahmed Gallab) announces his upcoming album We Belong, out April 5. His first full-length release since Dépaysé in 2019, We Belong is Sinkane's “love letter to Black music,” tak ing cues from gospel, Afrobeats, 70s funk, foundational soul of the rhythms of Sinkane's native Sudan and more. Alongside the album announcement, he shares a new single “How Sweet Is Your Love” and its accompanying music video.The upcoming project We Belong, tells introspective–and sometimes painful–stories of the Black diaspora with an underlying current of love and hope for the future. “How Sweet Is Your Love” marks a celebratory, funk-infused high point of the project. Set against heavy disco synth instrumentals and riffing strings, Sinkane encourages listeners to cast away their worries and embrace the current moment. “‘How Sweet Is Your Love' is about remaining in the present and feeling all of your feelings as fully as possible," Sinkane comments. "It dares you to prove the sweetness of your love, to your loves!”For this project, Sinkane assembled the who's who of musicians and collaborators which include Beastie Boys producer Money Mark, jazz fusion maestro Casey Benjamin, guitarist/producer Mikey Freedom Hart, Phony Ppl's Aja Grant, percussionist Meia Noite, organist Shedrick Mitchell, former bandmate Amanda Khiri and singers Bilal, STOUT, Tru Osborne and Hollie Cook. He has also created an all-star six piece band called The Message, who support Sinkane live. Band members include: Ronnie Lanzilotta (bass), Dave Palazola (drums), Patt Carr (keys), Asher Kurtz (guitar), Ifedayo (vocalist) and Jessica Harp (vocalist).The first single off the project, “Everything is Everything,” featuring vocalist Tru Osborne, is an acute reflection of life as a Black person in America (watch HERE / listen HERE). Sinkane opens the jazzy ballad “We're here again / Ain't nobody listenin'… Y'all only know our names from hashtags'' before taking a hopeful turn; “The tides of change / Serve great purpose in our every day / My people, we will find our way.” Upon release, Stereogum called it “a social commentary set against a cinematic, immersive sonic landscape.” Sinkane has always paved his own way, defying all odds and surpassing expectations. With seven studio albums under his belt and an illustrious career as a composer, producer and band leader, he has orchestrated remarkable projects. From music directing the Atomic Bomb! Band, the resounding revival of Nigerian funk musician William Onyeabor, to composing the “lively” (The Guardian) musical adaptation of Roald Dahl's The Enormous Crocodile which debuted last month, Ahmed's journey has been extraordinary to say the least.We want to hear from you! Please email Hello@BringinitBackwards.comwww.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #Sinkane #NewMusic #ZoomListen & Subscribe to BiBhttps://www.bringinitbackwards.com/followFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! https://www.facebook.com/groups/bringinbackpod

In Wat blijft spreekt Lara Billie Rense over Theo Thijssen met historicus en journalist Peter-Paul de Baar. Hij schreef de biografie Theo Thijssen: schrijver, schoolmeester, socialist. Over de schepper van Kees de Jongen, die ook geliefd leraar was, vakbondsman én tweede kamerlid. En die zo goed in het hoofd van kinderen wist te kijken.  Verder in Wat blijft: Hanneke Groenteman over regisseur en producer Ellen Jens, de Nigeriaanse muzikant William Onyeabor en Wereld AIDS-dag. In het tweede uur en de podcastserie van Wat blijft volgt Nathan de Vries het spoor terug van actrice en regisseur Wimie Wilhelm. --- Redactie: Laura Iwuchukwu, Nina Ramkisoen, Geerte Verduijn, Maartje Willems, Nienke Spaan. Eindredactie: Bram Vollaers

In Wat blijft deze aflevering een uitgebreid gesprek over Theo Thijssen, leraar en schrijver van het legendatische Kees de Jongen. Dit boek maakt hem, een eeuw later, nog altijd een bekend schrijven. Journalist en historicus Peter-Paul de Baar schreef de biografie 'Theo Thijssen: schrijver, schoolmeester, socialist' en spreekt over het leven en werk van Thijssen met Lara Billie Rense.  Verder in Wat blijft: aandacht voor regisseur Ellen Jens en de Nigeriaanse atypsiche muzikant William Onyeabor. In het tweede uur en de podcastserie van Wat blijft volgt Nathan de Vries het spoor van actrice Wimie Wilhem terug met jeugdvriend Henk Leegte, cabaretier Eva Crutzen en dochter Lute Wilhelm en staan wij stil bij de Wereld Aids Dag. --- Redactie: Laura Iwuchukwu, Nina Ramkisoen, Geerte Verduijn, Maartje Willems, Nienke Spaan. Eindredactie: Bram Vollaers

Geoff gushes over the music of William Onyeabor. Sponsored by Caldera + Lab http://calderalab.com Code ALRIGHT , Katos Coffee http://katoskoffee.com Code SOALRIGHT10 , Shady Rays http://shadyrays.com Code ALRIGHT

It's the Nialler9 Podcast's monthly episode where Niall and Andrea talk about the albums and songs they loved in the last four weeks.Episode 232 has an exoskeleton theme of accidental spooky picks as we feature new albums from Kojaque, OXN, CMAT, Sufjan, Earl Sweatshirt & The Alchemist and new songs from The Last Dinner Party, I Dreamed I Dream, John Francis Flynn, Rachael Lavelle and Tandem Felix.And a couple of oldie picks to round things out from William Onyeabor and Echo & The Bunnymen, along with the What's Consuming You corner with TV, books and films we are vibing with.* Support Nialler9 on Patreon, get event discounts, playlists, ad-free episodes and join our Discord communityListen to the episode below or subscribe in your favourite podcast app: Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Eric Renner Brown is a Senior Editor at Billboard magazine and was previously on staff covering music at Entertainment Weekly and the concert industry at Pollstar. Eric is a Sagittarius Sun // Sagittarius Moon // Scorpio Rising. We sit down to chat about the music and astrology of Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, and Phil Lesh of—you know it—the Grateful Dead! What We Talked About: Grateful Dead - American Beauty (Album) // Grateful Dead – Dick's Picks (Playlist) // Grateful Dead - 8/27/72 - Veneta, OR (Audio) // Grateful Dead - 5/26/73 - San Francisco, CA (Audio) // Grateful Dead - 5/2/70 - Binghamton, NY (Audio) // Furthur (band) Wikipedia // A Requiem for the Dead (Article on Dead & Co) // Grateful Dead - Workingman's Dead (Album) // Robert Hunter 1941-2019: Ten Lyrical Gems From The Brilliant Mind & Author (Article) // Robert Hunter - Sentinel (Spoken word audio) // Jerry Garcia - Bird Song (Studio Version) // Ratboys - The Window (Album) // Billy Woods & Kenny Segal - Maps (Album) // JPEGMAFIA x Danny Brown - SCARING THE HOES VOL. 1 (Album) // Armand Hammer - We Buy Diabetic Test Strips (Album) // Animal Collective - Isn't It Now (Album) // Animal Collective - What Would I Want? Sky (Song, samples Grateful Dead) // Grateful Dead - Unbroken Chain (Song, sampled by AnCo) // Who is William Onyeabor? (Album) // Afro-Beat Airways (Album) // Death Cab for Cutie - Transatlanticism (Album) // The Postal Service - Give Up (Album) // Alice Phoebe Lou - Shelter (Album) // Geese - 3D Country (Album) // Cory Hanson - Western Cum (Album) // Grateful Dead - Ripple (Song) ...Check out more of Eric's work! @ericrennerbrown on Twitter.Our theme music is from the song, "Come & Get It" by Flamingosis. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram (@musicstr0l0gy) and check out our website at musicstrologypodcast.com.

El pasado 1 de octubre celebró su día de la independencia el país hermano de Nigeria. Patria de ese gran artista llamado William Onyeabor. Creo que el bueno de Billy como le llamamos los que lo conocemos se merece que centremos este día en él, pero primero vamos a dar unos datillos: Es el pais más poblado de África con 224 millones de habitantes. Es un pais multietnico con mas de 250 etnias y cientos de tribus…lo raro en Nigeria es no ser rey o principe de algo. El que es fontanero na más es un mierda. Su moneda es la Naira que se divide en 100 kobos. 1 euros son aproximadamente 820 nairas, vamos que las 1000 nairas no se los quitas tu a un cafe nigeriano. Tiene una de las grandes industrias del cine en el mundo, Nollywood, que produce mas de 200 peliculas a la semana!!! la bandera la diseñó un tal Taiwo Akinkumi en 1960, pero vamos que lo que hizo es darle la vuelta a la de Andalucia. Pero vamos a lo importante, William Onyeabor, el dios nigeriano: Nació en 1946 en la bonita ciudad de Enugu. Criado en una familia muy pobre, se dedico a viajar por europa para aprender el oficio de productor musical, y cuentan la malas lengua saque tambien estudio cine en URSS. En los 70 vuelve a la idilica ciudad de Enugu, y monta su discográfica Willfilms, se convierte en un importante contratista del gobierno nada corrupto de Nigeria, y monta un molino de semola de trigo. El tio sabia donde estaba el negocio. Lo de las comisiones tambien ayudaba. Fue nombrado Industrial del año del oeste de Nigeria…ojo , solo del oeste. Su discográfica la uso para producirse para sus cojones ocho discos entre 1977 y 1985, y justo despues de eso, porque le apetecía, se hizo cristiano. Fue hacerse cristiano y rechazar todo lo anterior que habia hecho. Nunca mas hizo música ni se acercó a un estudio, pero yo creo que las comisiones se las seguía llevando calentitas. Tuvo 4 hijos, de los cuales Charles Onyeabor tambien en musico en la banda de cornetas y tambores de Salteras. Murió en la idílica Enugu en 2017 a la edad de 70 años. Su musica será eterna aquí en zafarrancho vilima. Tras hablar de William Onyeabor, lo suyo sería hablar de la gastronomía nigeriana, cuyo plato más famoso es el Arroz jollof, pero es que no deja de ser el arroz con cosas de toda la vida…yo creo que allí hay la misma polémica con el Arroz jollof que con la paella.

If you ever wanna feel stupid or not crisp-and-clear, have a conversation with Jesse Kates of The Sexy Accident.Wow.I've been lucky to have a ton of tremendous and amazing people join me for episodes of the Badass Records podcast, but this guy...he just -- as the kids say -- hits different.You should -- were you so inclined -- check out his bandcamp, buy some of his merch', keep tabs on when his outfit's giggin' next, etc.Really great stuff.Jesse and I talked about a number of things, included in which were -- of course -- a few of his favorite albums. I botched things a touch, but they were these, nonetheless:Seamonsters, The Wedding Present (1991)The Cure's Wish (1992)Icky Mettle by Archers of Loaf (1993)Long Fin Killie's Houdini (1995)1972, Josh Rouse (2003), andQuadiliacha's Es Muerto (1997) (the one I botched)I hope you'll check out this chat; I thought it was awesome, but then again...I always do.Cheers.copyright disclaimer: I do not own the rights to the intro/outro audio. They are clips from a tune called, "Fantastic Man" by William Onyeabor. This, I found, on his 2013 record, World Psychedelic Classics 5: Who Is William Onyeabor? (c/o Luaka Bop, Inc.).

Matt & Dom, your humble music selectors pay respect to the fallen soldiers on this Monday memorial Day in the States, it's also a bank holiday in England. We also play a tribute track to the icon Tine Turner who's light shone brighter than most. Wherever you are, we go around the globe to give you music without borders. Today's show features; Bruce Springsteen, Jimmy Cliff, Toshiko Akiyoshi, Tina Turner, The Pogues, Bob Marley & The Wailers, William Onyeabor. Plus loads more. Tune into new broadcasts of Worldy with Matt and Dom, LIVE, Monday from 10 AM - 12 Noon EST / 3- 5 PM GMT.For more info visit: https://thefaceradio.com/worldy///Dig this show? Please consider supporting The Face Radio: http://support.thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Matt Pape from Worldy sits in for Grant, it's a sandy In The Pocket with tropical electronica, cumbia, latin and afro beats, featuring Guilherme Coutinho, Ghetto Kumbe, Kokokoko, Thee Molrees, Wganda Kenya, Joe Bataan, William Onyeabor and loads more. Also a look ahead to International Jazz day with Saracho's Seńor Baker. Tune into new broadcasts of In The Pocket, LIVE, Friday from 12 - 2 PM EST / 5 - 7 PM GMT.For more info visit: https://thefaceradio.com/in-the-pocket///Dig this show? Please consider supporting The Face Radio: http://support.thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Matt Pape from Worldy sits in for Grant, it's a sandy In The Pocket with tropical electronica, cumbia, latin and afro beats, featuring Guilherme Coutinho, Ghetto Kumbe, Kokokoko, Thee Molrees, Wganda Kenya, Joe Bataan, William Onyeabor and loads more. Also a look ahead to International Jazz day with Saracho's Seńor Baker. Tune into new broadcasts of In The Pocket, LIVE, Friday from 12 - 2 PM EST / 5 - 7 PM GMT.For more info visit: https://thefaceradio.com/in-the-pocket///Dig this show? Please consider supporting The Face Radio: http://support.thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How Much Time Do We Have (Fortress Main Street)  Civil Defense SpotJohnson: Cold War Suite - 1. Lawless Things  Kronos QuartetNuclear War   The Sun Ra ArkestraNuclear Weapon  Prince Far IAncien combattant  ZaoWhy Go To War  William OnyeaborCivil Defense Spot: Excellent Chances  Groucho MarxJava Des Bombes Atomiques  Andre PoppTic, Tic, Tic  Doris DayCivil Defense Spot: Every Living Thing  Joni JamesThe Russians Are Coming  The Red SquaresRussian Band Stand  Spencer & SpencerCivil Defense Spot: Be Prepared Today, For Survival Tomorrow  Connie FrancisAt War  RP BooWaves & Radiation   PVTLove That Bomb  Dr. Strangelove And The FalloutsNeutron Bomb  Art AttacksApocalisse Atomica  Piero UmilianiUranium  KraftwerkMetal Sheet    Second LayerBack to the burner   ProrokyApres L'Apocalypse   Gilbert DeflezBad Things Happen Dub  IdealistThe End Of Europe   Ryuichi Sakamoto

As broadcast July 28, 2022 with plenty of extra sauce to slather on.  Well, it's late July so we're having a barbecue to start the show tonight with some newer and older funky favorites, but maybe not the most familiar tracks if you're American.  Lots of African, UK, and French influences going on here with some Ethiopians, Russians, and Danes thrown into the jam for flavor.  For our second hour Dan Lloyd once again kicks down the studio door to rock out, with some amazing covers from St. Vincent and The Linda Lindas being big highlights, along with new tunes from Ozzy Osbourne, Dry Cleaning, Cigar, and many others to taste test on a record-setting 13 track throwdown from Gwangju's Rock Maestro.#feelthegravityTracklisting (Start):Part I (00:00)Tom Misch feat De La Soul – It Runs Through MeLabi Siffre – I Got The…William Onyeabor vs. Hot Chip – Atomic BombMr. Jukes feat BJ The Chicago Kid – Angels/Your Love Part II (31:31)Coubo – MyrrhGalimatias – BlowbackFKJ – Better Give U UpCrayon – After The Tone (Duñe remix)DJ Cam – Soulshine Mulatu Astatke & Black Jesus Experience – Mascaram Setaba Part III (60:23)Ozzy Osbourne – Degradation Rules ft Tony IommiPool Kids – Arm's LengthLinda Lindas – Tonite (The Go-Go's cover)St. Vincent – Piggy ft Dave Grohl (Nine Inch Nails cover)THICK – Tell MyselfDry Cleaning – Anna Calls From theArctic Part IV (92:38)Cigar – Legacy of the 7 PliesTeens in Trouble - DecomposingOsees – A Foul FormNo Trigger – No TattoosThe Garden – Orange County Punk Rock LegendBuilt to Spill - SpiderwebPalm – Feathers 

The gruesome twosome put together their fantasy band lineups and also clean up some topics from the week before

This episode of Across The Margin : The Podcast features an interview with pianist, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and record producer, who has been a fixture of the New York experimental music rock and jazz scene since 1999, Marco Benevento. Marco's music covers a wide swath of ground, seemingly connecting the dots in the vast space between LCD Soundsystem and legendary musician Leon Russell. His songwriting is smart and earthy, yet simultaneously pulsating with dance rock energy. Benevento's high energy live shows — fronting a three-piece band currently composed by bassist Karina Rykman and drummer Dave Butler — have led to numerous high profile appearances, ranging from Carnegie Hall, to High Sierra Music Festival, Peach Festival, and beyond. Marco is the founder and recording engineer of Fred Short, a recording studio in Upstate New York, and a member of the groups Benevento/Russo Duo and Joe Russo's Almost Dead. In the studio, he's collaborated with the likes of Richard Swift (The Shins, Nathaniel Rateliff), Leon Michels (Lee Fields, Freddie Gibbs) and Simone Felice (The Felice Brothers, The Lumineers) among others. While Marco's work is prolific and all worthy of discussion, this episode focuses on his forthcoming album Benevento. Titled as a nod to Paul McCartney's first solo album, what Benevento amounts to is forty minutes of small-batch psychedelia in which, with few exceptions, Marco played all of the instruments. He also produced and engineered the album, all from Fred Short Studios, located at his Woodstock, NY home. Deeply indebted to the West African psychedelia of artists such as Kiki Gyan, Francis Bebey and William Onyeabor, the songs are rhythmic and repetitive, built into thick mosaics of sound. In this episode host Michael Shields and Marco Benevento delve into the album's influences and the manner in which it all came to life within his upstate studio. They discuss how the lyrics were created in collaboration with Al Howard, a San Diego-based poet, and what it was like playing all instruments on the album himself. They also discuss a festival Benevento is curating in Accord, New York this June called Follow The Arrow (tickets available now!), and much, much more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For this week's session, we're back with the 2nd part of _cr.iii_ and I's terpiest album list! This list is turning out to be incredibly diverse! I hope that this list ends up enriching your own personal music library! This week's albums are:6. World Psychedelic Classics 5: Who is William Onyeabor? - William Onyeabor5. Channel Orange - Frank Ocean4. Mm..Food - MF Doom3. Bringing It All Back Home - Bob DylanEach one of these records was masterfully written and produced so make sure you go check them out!!!Today's session was brought to you by:@whoswhosolventless - Mtn. Trop.@kylou.glass - RecyclerYou can find both of those guys on Instagram, go show them some support!Thank you for listening and please make sure you check out all of our social medias and subscribe to our YouTube and Patreon!https://www.instagram.com/terpenetherapypodcast/https://vm.tiktok.com/TTPdkJV9xe/https://www.patreon.com/terpenetherapypodcasthttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIuE6pg63WB2dwZ--1SgTig/featuredDISCLAIMER: All cannabis on this podcast was purchased legally and all individuals pictured consuming cannabis are over the age of 21. Terpene Therapy does not condone any use of illicit cannabis, especially by any persons under the age of 21.Support the show

After a long NBA playoffs, the Conference Finals are here! After the Game 1s, who looked believable, who can bounce back, and who is in the biggest trouble? Plus a Conference Finals Three Pack and weekend betting lines!We support independent music and you should too!This episode's music:William Onyeabor: https://williamonyeabor.bandcamp.com/album/atomic-bomb Subscribe to The Alternates on YouTube!https://www.youtube.com/thealternatesContact us!Email:thealternateshoop@gmail.comTikTok: @TheAlternatesNBA0:00 Intro2:33 Headliners21:28 Three Pack40:09 Bet Brains45:14 William Onyeabor- Better Change Your Mind (song)

Cover Story is back with all new episodes! We are kicking off the 2nd Season of Cover Story with a very vibrant episode: “Nature is Funny." Our Side B takes us from the gritty, early days of Punk where we zero in on Iggy Pop and The Stooges and their incredible influence on some of our favorite musicians like Kurt Cobain, Joey Ramone, and Patti Smith. Our Side A takes us on a circuitous route to Nigeria as co-host Matt Filler connects the dots from David Byrne to Hot Chip and helps answer the question, “Who was William Onyeabor and why is his song, 'Atomic Bomb', so good?” And, since this is our first episode after a two year Covid induced hiatus, we also enjoy a brief return to Muff's Corner…Won't you join us?  Support the show

This week's Oscars are the latest ugly setback for woke politics. Oscars, race, and wokeness (0:21) Music sample – William Onyeabor (6:02) Russia boosting American power? (7:48) Music sample - Ryan Bingham (10:55) Pedestrian privilege (11:57) Running red lights (15:32)

Planet Waves has broken away to form its own radio show and podcast - part of the Free FM Friday MUSIC ZONE, we dig deep into AfroHouse, AfroBeat and more. Hit us on Facebook & Insta - @planetwavespodcast

Aquesta setmana escoltem el salvatge debut de Alostmen des de Ghana i la revolució de la tradició, seguim amb el també debut de Rokia Koné des de Mali, amb els segons discs de IFÉ des de Nova Orleans i de la Orquestra Akokán des de Cuba i parlem del programa del 35è Tradicionarius i recordem una figura enigmàtica William Onyeabor.

When Bob Marley died in 1981, Island Records wanted to repeat the success they found with the reggae star by marketing King Sunny Ade as ‘The African Bob Marley'. It didn't really work, but the attempt brought Nigeria's unique style of afrobeat - “juju music” - to the international spotlight. Compiled in 2003 by Shanachie Records, ‘The Best Of The Classic Years' documents the pre-Island period of Ade's career (1969-1974) before the watered down attempts at crossover success - lyrics entirely in Yoruba, seventeen-minute long jams, and rawer production. It's also the 464th Greatest Album of All Time, according to Rolling Stone magazine. Christopher and Liam use the record as a springboard to discuss everything from the Yoruban talking drum, William Onyeabor, Ebo Taylor, Ghanian highlife, the difference between a nightclub and a hotel in Nigeria, doing the washing-up, the musical tastes of the British royal family, and the filmography of Richard Gere. All that and more, plus an even-handed installment of Secret Posho, on episode 36 of Enjoy An Album. Enjoy!

With tracks from Le Loup, Steve Bug, Luxxury, William Onyeabor, Muchos Plus, Sirhan, Saint Thomas Ledoux, Santiago Salazar, The Phantasy, Tim Fuller, Landlord, Marco Bruno, Tech Support, Zepherin Saint, Clay, Joyce Muniz, Benjamin Fröhlich, Westbam, Da Hool, Böhm, Camion Bazar. Contact: dj@ribeaud.ch.

Un trentième épisode plein de souvenirs, de mélancolie, d'envie de révolution et de réconfort vous attend ! Retrouvez-nous sur Instagram et Twitter @lesondapres.Les morceaux présentés : Solange - Losing YouMC Solaar - DévotionLijadu Sisters - Life's Gone Down LowThéo Charaf - VampireAutres références :Playlist LE SON D'APRÈS dispo sur Apple Music, Spotify, Deezer & YouTube !Si vous nous trouvez pas, liens ici : https://linktr.ee/lesondapresSOLANGERequest in Peace avec Neefa« San Junipero », l'épisode de la série Black Mirror« Heaven is a Place on Earth » de Brenda CarlisleLa série « I May Destroy You »Cindy LauperDevonté Hynes a.k.a Blood OrangeLe film « Queen & Slim »Le film « Palo Alto »La série « In Treatment » saison 4L'EP « True »BeyoncéDestiny's ChildsL'album « Solo Star »TimbalandPharrellJermain DupriGrizzly BearSaint RecordsL'album« A Seat At The Table »L'album « When I Get Home »Le titre « Mad » ft Lil WayneLe titre « F.U.B.U »Master PL'interlude « Tina Told Me »L'album « Heaux Tales » de Jazmine SullivanL'album « Days Are Gone » de HAIMMC SOLAARL'album « Prose Combat ».L'album live, « La Tour de la Question » Le morceau « Caroline » L'album « Cinquième as » avec le morceau « Solaar Pleure »L'album « Mach 6 » Native TongTribe Called QuestJimmy JayBoom Bass et Zdar, qui deviendront ensuite CassiusLe morceau « All in my grill » de Missy Elliott feat Mc SolaarLe morceau « Hasta La vista » Le morceau « Nouveau Western » avec le simple de « Bonnie & Clyde » de Serge GainsbourgLes morceaux « Obsolète », « La concubine de l'hémoglobine », « Séquelles »Le dossier réalisé par l'ABCDR « Prose Combat : L'histoire d'un classique »Le morceau « Rouge » de Ashkidd en feat avec MC Solaar LIJADU SISTERSFela KutiL'album « Danger »The DoorsL'article du Guardian « The Lijadu Sisters: The Nigerian twins who fought the elite with funk »« Life's Gone Low » de NasWilliam OnyeaborLa compilation « Who Is William Onyeabor ? » du label Luaka Bop« Fantastic Man, a film about William Onyeabor », dispo sur la chaîne YouTube de NoiseyTHEO CHARAFLed ZeppelinDeep PurpleRobert JohnsonJohnny CashBob DylanBon IverMarion SéclinKurt VileFil Bo RivaLes Session Live de Théo Charaf sur Fip ou Arte ConcertLa BO du film « Inside Llewyn Davis » réalisé par les frères Coen avec Oscar Isaac, Carey Mulligan et Justin Timberlake Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

De conversaciones revolucionarias y no tanto, que fluyen suave pero seguro. De comercializar el comunismo y el beso de Gorbachev. De catalizadores, potencializadores y de risas que dan risa. Música de Red Hot Chili Peppers, Tim Maia, un delicioso clásico de Stardust, un cover revolucionario de Molotov, William Onyeabor para retomar nuestras raíces bastardas, una psicodelia funkera con movimiento de cadera en acompañamiento con movimiento radical de talón y rodilla, y cerrando con broche de oro que mejor dejarlo sin mención. Bienvenido a un episodio más de Los Bastardos con Suerte. Un episodio garantía. De que te arrepientes más, ¿de cuando dices sí o cuando dices no? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/los-bastardos-con-suerte/message

As broadcast August 18, 2021 with extra mileage for podcast VIP flyers not found on the mere radio transmission.  We fly to Norway this evening with Lizz Kalo for our Round Trip weekly feature.  This playlist was only difficult to make in terms of fitting in all we wanted to, as Norway is especially bursting with contemporary music of all types, but we also got in a couple older tunes to pay the originators their due.  A lot of interesting interplay between American and Norwegian artists on the playlist as well.  Come take a trip!#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Karin Krog – We Could Be FlyingThomas Dybdahl – 45D'Sound feat Macy Gray – Save SomeAdam Douglas – Build A FireTyler, The Creator feat Rex Orange County & Anna of the North – BoredomOl' Burger Beats – Athens (inst)Part II (33:12)Flunk – MidsummerVanary – IsolationJUNIOR PARIS – NO TIMEFred Paa Jord – Syden & BeyondSondre Lerche – I Can't See Myself Without YouMyssaland – feet of stoneFjorden Baby! – Ikke bland dag inn Royksopp - Oblique Thrills (Lost Tapes)Part III (64:49)Alexander von Mehren - La Chanson De Douchegirl in red - bad idea!The Little Hands Of Asphalt - Oslotigerstate - summer nights Bertine Zetlitz - MidnightAnna of the North - Lovers Part IV (95:49)AURORA - Cure For MeRoyksopp - EpleAstrid S - Think Before I TalkYoung Dreams - Of The CityLucite Tokki - Bom Bom BomSay Sue Me - So Tender 

Episode eighty five of RhymeBeat's in-house podcast ‘Benny's Crib.' We got 207 producer/DJ 'Roach Dad' on the podcast this week. Our convo touched upon early G-Funk memories, forming Altered Gee, working on music during quarantine, William Onyeabor, record collecting, obscure horror movies, and tons more! Shoutout Yardie Ting, Fire on Fore, and Beach Boys Cannabis Co. for sponsoring this podcast. #207TilInfinity

Garazi Velasco repasa la historia del apartheid sudafricano a través de las memorias de Trevor Noah y al ritmo de grupos como Die Antwoord, Miriam Makeba, Hugh Masekela o William Onyeabor. ...

March's selection for Rising Edge Radio. Vibes and positivity from the likes of William Onyeabor, Shina Williams and Ambolley. Track list. 1. William Onyeabor - Everything You Sow 2. Ambolley - Cut Your Coat 3. Zeal Onyia - Zeal Anata 4. Shina Williams and his African Percussionists - Cunny Jam Wayo 5. Sonny Enang - You are the one. 6. Vicky Edimo - You 7. Hotline - Can You Do It 8. Odion Iruoje - Love Care 9. Focus - Moger 10. Starlight Picnicing

The Big Playback is a podcast about all things music.Episode 1 of ‘The Big Playback' is titled Is Music A Religion? This first episode investigates how music and spirituality are inextricably intertwined and takes a closer look at the transcendent experience of live music, the re-enactment of its rituals, connection and belonging. It examines what it means to be a part of the music community, from the maker to the listener – the spectrum of ways music affects us, from the individual to the collective, which can be both a social glue and a vehicle for transcendence.The episode centers around conversations with three guests: Brian Collins (Chair of Indian Religion and Philosophy, Ohio University), Sanae Yamada (Moon Duo, Vive La Void) and Yale Evelev (Luaka Bop Records).The ScholarAs an actively lecturing professor, music lover and record collector who often writes articles about religion and popular culture on the side, Brian Collins takes us through the various aspects of Indian philosophy and religion which were incorporated into popular music in the 60's, giving birth to a radical psychedelic culture which lead to so many modern musical genres of today.The SeekerSanae Yamada is a Portland-based artist, composer, musician and writer, who plays keyboard in the bands Moon Duo as well as her solo project Vive La Void. As an investigator into many spiritual traditions, from buddhism and meditation to feminist anthropology, Yamada takes on the question Is Music A Religion? from the perspective of someone who, for over a decade, has been active within a scene which glamorizes spirituality without necessarily practicing it.The DevoteeFounded in 1989, Luaka Bop Records boasts a rather mysterious catalogue, the crown jewels of which are often archival projects of artists who have already passed on, or rarely still play live. While their releases include the likes of Alice Coltrane, Tim Maia, William Onyeabor, as well as the upcoming Pharoah Sanders and Floating Points album, Yale Evelev speaks about his process and philosophy behind the World Spirituality Classics series, and why he views himself as merely a conduit for the music, in his work.Host of 'The Big Playback' is Margaret Munchheimer, an American visual artist and writer living in the Netherlands, and veteran Le Guess Who? supporter since 2012.CreditsProduction: Margaret Munchheimer & Le Guess Who?Contributing Editor: Jasper WillemsArtwork: Lily McNeil, Lily Nilly Art / www.lilynillyart.comMusic: Ultrabillions / ultrabillions.bandcamp.com

Africa is at the root of just about all the contemporary music we love. One of the most recent examples of this is the frenetic, hypnotic genre of Afrobeat.

全新一期《周末变奏丨歌不停》，我们围绕着“爵士乐”的律动，再走远一点。 Who is William Onyeabor? 一位来自尼日利亚的生意人，部落首领，歌手，曾短暂成为风靡尼日利亚南方的流行明星。他早年曾赴莫斯科学习电影，但却对迪斯科音乐有着强烈的兴趣。在1960年代尼日利亚内战的不散阴影之下，他虽然回到祖国，但始终像一个漂流人，沉醉于自己的合成器小世界，过着深居简出的生活，也因此游离于“世界流行音乐工业体系”之外多年。 在2015年，独立音乐厂牌 Luaka Pop 三顾茅庐，敲开了 Onyeabor 的家门。冷门唱片再版计划“World Psychedelic Classics”终于收录了 Onyeabor 1977-1982年间的经典作品，这位隐士的音乐重新出现在世界范围音乐爱好者的视野里——原来在“另一个世界”里，也有这样灵动的跳舞音乐，可以完全跨过国别和文化的边界。 本期节目中闪现的还有拼贴大师 DJ Shadow 与 Madvillain（“谁砍倒了樱桃树”？？）, Al Williams Quintet 和 Weldon Irvine 的70年代爵士乐之声，创作鬼才 Prince 的居家 demo, 金牌制作人 Nigel Godrich 的乐队计划 Ultraísta, 以及永远听不腻的 NEU! - 一首 "Negativland" 可以当成三首听，泡菜摇滚、噪音摇滚和后朋克的一锅回味悠长的烩菜。 曲目单： DJ Shadow - Transmission 2 (00:29) The Al Williams Quintet Plus One - Eternal Question (01:39) Neu! - Negativland (09:32) Prince - I Feel for You (Acoustic Demo) (20:00) William Onyeabor - Body And Soul (24:31) Aphex Twin - Girl / Boy Song (34:32) Madvillain - Shadows of Tomorrow (39:06) Ultraísta - Gold Dayzz (41:40) Weldon Irvine - Walk That Walk, Talk That Talk (45:30)

On this episode, the boys find out about Neil Young's Techno side, Alex has an encounter with the devil and we out about the magical language of Hopelandic. List 6: 1. Computer Age by Neil Young 2. Eres Tu by Mocedades 3. Pull Harder On The Strings Of Your Martyr by Trivium 4. Blankets of Ghosts by Dustin Kensrue 5. Atomic Bomb by William Onyeabor 6. Hope Then Strife by The Go Betweens 7. Beyond the Horizon by Dissection 8. The Kid from Red Bank by Count Basie and His Orchestra 9. Beating Heart Baby by Head Automatica 10. Lucky Stars by Dean Friedman 11. TOY by CHROMATICS 12. Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll by Ian Dury 13. When The Blue Hour Comes by Rodney Crowell 14. Alcohol by FIDLAR 15. Sæglópur by Sigur Rios

Join us (Kia and Mia) as we talk with our special guest Saira Barbaric! Saira (they. he. she. ze.) is a genderblending hedonist creature in a human suit. Inspired by the music of William Onyeabor, the assemblage of Betye Saar and the writings of Zora Neale Hurston, Saira is invested in crafting portals to an erotically fluent, bizarre and fruitful, physically integrated Afrofuture. As a surrealist conjurer, Saira has developed a language of collage and glitch aesthetics in costumes, pr0n, performance and mixed media visual art.To support nonbinary pr0n, venmo- @ scumtrustSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/sexualiTeaSEA)

Mathieu Girod est parti à la rencontre du sextet suisse au sein de leur colocation à Genève. Au micro, l'un des membres fondateurs, le guitariste Stefan Lilov, revient sur l'histoire de cette formation née à la suite de jams à Londres lors d'un voyage scolaire. Les six musiciens vont alors créer une musique nouvelle et inclassable. Pour cela, ils puisent dans leurs différentes influences très inspirées de la sono-mondiale des 70's. Des allemands de Can en passant par le nigérian William Onyeabor ou Air, L'Eclair imagine une musique de danse non soumise aux impératifs de la musique club électronique. Exo ou proto-groove, house organique ou encore cold-post dub non conventionnel, la formation se joue des codes et brise les barrières pour tout réunir sous un seul mot : le groove. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

In questo episodio parliamo di William Onyeabor: pastore della Chiesa evangelica, pioniere dell'Afro-beat synth funk e grande mistero insoluto.In-Between è un podcast ideato, prodotto e scritto da Marta Fantin e Marina Calvaresi; Ospite speciale della puntata: Guia Cortassa, scrittrice e critica;Voce di Marina Calvaresi; Musiche, produzione audio e grafica di GIUNGLA; Illustrazioni di Ambra Galassi.

First Night Light Radio episode of 2021! What a week it's been...excited for the Senate win in Georgia, and not excited about a lot of other political stuff, to say the least. This week enjoy so much new music and some classics and remixes on the theme of People Power. These artists say it all. This episode starts more upbeat and cruises out in the end. I hope you enjoy. Check out the list of artists and full track list below. Sign up for email alerts for new episodes @ MzPrizm.com

Today's show stretches from the electro Nigerian funk of William Onyeabor to the Philly born soul of Spanky Wilson. No matter what your funk tendencies may be, there's something for you on this set. Enjoy! 1. Body and Soul - William Onyeabor 2. Who Is She (And What Is She To You) - Gladys Knight & The Pips 3. Do What You Wanna - Ramsey Lewis 4. Kissing My Love - Spanky Wilson 5. Ain't No Sunshine - The Equatics 6. Seasons - Bobby Hughes Experience 7. Fried Neck Bones and Some Home Fries - Dan The Automator Remix 8. Peace of Mind - S.O.U.L. 9. The World We Live In - The Politicians feat. McKinley Jackson 10. Is It In? - Eddie Harris 11. Love Went Away - The Objectives 12. Sunshine of Your Love - Spanky Wilson 

Last week’s show was a special  2 hour collection of Brazilian, Soul, Latin, Dub, African Psych, and all around good music from (mostly) the 1970s. Dive in to some classics from William Onyeabor, Carroll Thompson, Odyssey, Milton Nascimento & Lô Borges, Gil Scott-Heron, Tim Maia, Yvonne Archer (covering Rufus and Chaka Khan), and lots more. This is must-hear […]