Podcast appearances and mentions of William Orbit

This previously unreleased episode of How To DJ is released in loving memory of William Orbit. Recorded after William had returned from seeing Madonna perform in Paris, this wide-ranging conversation captures the Grammy-winning producer, musician and artist in his own words — and, at William's request, we've chosen to release it in its original full-length, unedited form. William talks to Chris Hawkins about his lifelong obsession with sound, discovering DJ culture and pirate radio, building studios, making records with Torch Song, Bass-O-Matic and Strange Cargo, and the extraordinary journey that took him from struggling for money in Crouch End to receiving a phone call from Madonna and helping create Ray of Light. He reflects on working with artists including Madonna, Beth Orton and Britney Spears, the highs and lows that followed enormous success, his approach to creativity, and why he believed you should never underestimate the power of the random. It is funny, candid, occasionally chaotic and unmistakably William Orbit. Released with love to William's family and friends, and in memory of a true musical genius. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

William Orbit, the pioneering DJ and music producer, through his work with synthesizers and new studio technology he combined electronic dance music with pop, to create chart toppers. He grew up surrounded by classical music. His epiphany came when he discovered Tonto's Expanding Head Band, an electronic duo and so began his passion for electronic music. The DJ and A&R executive Pete Tong tells us his story.Wang Quanying was believed to be the last surviving female participant in China's Long March, one of the most significant events in modern Chinese history. The historian and film maker Shuyun Sun learned about the Long March at school and many years later walked the 6,000 mile route herself, where she met women like Wang who told her they'd tie a belt around their stomachs so they wouldn't feel hunger.Lady Hornby was the broadcast journalist who championed women's rights. After hitting her own glass ceiling at work she set about making sure other women had an easier path to the top. As a founding member of the 300 Group, she promoted women's participation in politics and public life. And, as a reporter working for Woman's Hour, she took on the then Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, as her daughter Victoria Hornby explains.“A good trainer can hear a horse speak to him. A great trainer can hear him whisper.” The words of Monty Roberts, the Californian horse psychologist who used gentle persuasion rather than harsh punishment to get the best out of his horses. His autobiography “The Man Who Listens to Horses” sold six million copies and he became a close adviser to Queen Elizabeth II. As his friend and fellow horse behaviourist Kelly Marks told Matthew, when he first began promoting his techniques, he was met with widespread scepticism.Presenter: Matthew Bannister Producer: Ribika Moktan Assistant Producer: Catherine Powell Researcher: Jesse Edwards Editor: Andrea KennedyARCHIVE: The First Time With..., BBC 6 Music, 26/02/2023; Front Row, Radio 4, 11/08/2010; Spotlight, BBC Archive, 29/09/1966; Assignment, China's Long March, 04/09/2000; Women's Hour, Radio 4, 11/12/1986; Women's Hour, Radio 4, 23/09/1976; Monty Roberts, Q.E.D.: Talking Horses, BBC One, 01/08/1995; Monty Roberts, Lowri, BBC Two, 09/09/1999.

Hello there, thanks for tuning into Trve. Cvlt. Pop! a podcast about music... specifically metal music this week. On the show Steve is joined by Dez Fafara from Devildriver to talk about his bands excellent 11th studio album Strike and Kill, his recent announcement that he is battling a tumour and to take the five album challenge.If that wasn't metal enough, there is also a review of events at the recent Bloodstock Festival, and we mourn the loss of legendary producer William Orbit.

Let's revitalise. Adam and Dave are joined in-studio by Rebecca Breene McDonnell; artist manager, music PR and co-creator of Art to Art; a video series you've likely seen pop up in your feeds where artists interview one another about their respective processes and wherever the conversation takes them. It's very good, so be sure to check it out once you're done with this episode. As for this conversation, there is much to discuss as ever so let's get involved - do also get involved on the NO ENCORE Patreon as the Film Club and Album Club put more numbers on the boards. ACT ONE: We learn about Rebecca's passion project Art to Art, the many facets of its construction, and the vast cast of characters at the heart of it.ACT TWO (37:01): Spotify dominates this week's news section as the curtain is pulled back on artist profitability (spoiler: not good) and new AI regulations (could be better). There's also check-ins with The Weeknd, Sam Fender & Olivia Dean, and Travis Barker, plus some words for the late William Orbit.ACT THREE (1:10:22): Top 5 Healing Songs Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As the summer season rolls on, Markus Schulz returns with another edition of Global DJ Broadcast; featuring Coldharbour world premieres from Elias Erium, Mike EFEX and ReDub. The show also continues the journey through In Search of Sunrise 22: The Awakening, with a showcase of Biskuwi's Eilu and Markus' collaboration with RVYM, Dive; while paying tribute to the late William Orbit through this week's Hall of Fame selection. Returning to the guestmix for the first time in over four years, Jerome Isma-Ae joins Markus in the second hour with a showcase of his latest sounds, before the show closes with an energetic Final 30.   The Essentials with Markus Schulz 01. Weska & Charles D - The Answer 02. Jochem Hamerling - Natural Flow (Hobin Rude Remix) [Deeper Shades] 03. Tim Clark - When I Think of You 04. Jaytech - La Presencia 05. Victor Ruiz - Running 06. Mike EFEX presents Sun Theory - Dream of Lights 07. Guy J - Piece of Cake [Down the Rabbit Hole] 08. Christian Smith - Golden Point 09. Biskuwi - Eilu [A Moment of Sunrise] 10. Markus Schulz featuring RVYM - Dive 11. ReDub - Shorelines 12. Darren Tate - Return of the Vries 13. Booka Shade - Broken Glass (Helsloot Remix) [In Bloom] 14. Tiësto featuring Olivia Sebastianell - Don't Lose Your Head 15. Elias Erium - The Predictor 16. William Orbit - Barber's Adagio for Strings (Ferry Corsten Remix) [Hall of Fame | In Memory of William Orbit]   Jerome Isma-Ae 01. Zuccasam - Prophet 02. KAZKO & Supacooks - Machu Picchu 03. Michael A & Seyah - Otherside 04. Matt Oliver & Teclas - Silent Bloom 05. TPS - Midnight Drivers 06. Ziger & Mind Conspiracy - Pink Cadillac 07. Zuccasam - Far Cry   The Final 30 17. Armin van Buuren & Silver Panda - Here in My Arms (Enjoy the Silence) 18. Timmo - Resonance (Cafius Remix) 19. Veerus - Back to the Old School 20. Mr. Sam - Lyteo (BLR Remix) 21. Nemke - Maia 22. The Quest - Round Trip 23. Giuseppe Ottaviani & Dicosis - Run Away 24. Elysian - Sparks in the Night (Ciaran McAuley Remix)  

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What's the Royal Shakespeare Company's much anticipated stage adaptation of Game of Thrones like? Critics Boyd Hilton and Kate Maltby give their verdict. Conductor Marin Alsop on what makes American classical music sound American, ahead of her American Classics Prom on 24 August. TS Eliot Prize-winning poet Anthony Joseph discusses his new collection, Haunting the Black Air, which journeys from the Trinidad of his childhood to the dancefloors of New York.And following the news of the death of the music producer William Orbit, music jpurnalist Kate Hutchinson discusses his career, including his work on Madonna's Ray of Light album. Presenter: Samira Ahmed Producer: Andrea Kidd

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The first Epicast in several months includes a tribute to the great William Orbit and his legacy of music.Das Pharaoh - Stars in the Dark (Extended Mix)Lorenzo Balzarini - Redes (Original Mix)Presi On, Spijker - What Remains (Extended Mix)William Orbit - Water From A Vine Leaf (Framewerk 4X4 Rewerk)Dennis Sheperd, Ayandra - Begin Again (Jerome Isma-Ae Extended Remix)Yotto feat. Julia Chuch - No Ending (99 Piano Mix)Maze 28 - Iguana (Original Mix)Danidu x Bass-O-Matic - Fascinating Venna (Epicentre Private Edit)Hidden Voices - Ignition (Extended Mix)William Orbit - Starbeam (Dosem Edit)John Creamer, Stephane K - I Wish You Were Here (Paul Thomas Extended Remix)Antrim - Desire (Original Mix)Seth Vogt - Hushing The Murmurs (Noel Sanger Remix)Tribal Saints - Perfect Love (Framewerk Instrumental Remix)Morgan King - I'm Free (William Orbit Mix)

So very sad to read about the passing of William Orbit, it's hit me really hard! A true pioneering music maestro of our time. His career spanned four decades and he sold over 200 million recordings worldwide. Apart from his groundbreaking “genius” work with Madonna on her Ray of Light, Music, and MDNA albums, for me his “Adagio for Strings” is an incredible masterpiece.But to pay tribute to his legacy of work, hear THIS, his unreleased “Ray of Light” collab with the Queen of Pop, the EPIC 12-minute Atmos Mix, which includes “Bank of Wildflowers” by Georgia Barnes. In his own words “a multidimensional technical feat as well as the usual musical lattice.” And I created this very special image! it is all the feels, goosebumps and tears !!! William Orbit, thank you for the music, and fly high...

A serial sex offender who was being monitored by the Metropolitan police has been found guilty of murdering two women and raping a third. Also: The detective, who led the investigation into the death of PC Andrew Harper, says the aggravating factors in the case should be considered before deciding whether two of the killers might be released early. And the music producer, William Orbit, has died at the age of 69.

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Yr host exposing themself as a big ol' Torch Song head. Rest in power, William Orbit. Thanks Decibel Wines. (Get a discount on your order with code 95BFM.)

¡Buenos días, Javi y Mar! en CADENA 100 presenta noticias curiosas. Fernando comparte la historia de Decon, un gato de Georgia que asiste a misa los domingos, sorprendiendo a su dueña y al cura. El programa debate sobre gastos absurdos, como fundas para plátanos o tijeras para pizza. Oyentes relatan las compras inútiles de sus parejas: hormigueros, 15 pares de zapatillas deportivas y una colección de ambientadores. Javi narra su frustración con los calambres en casa; el electricista y el técnico del aire acondicionado se culpan mutuamente. Javi agobia al electricista llamándolo por su nombre para intentar solucionar el problema. En el ámbito musical, William Orbit, productor de Madonna, revela que tiene una segunda parte de "Ray of Light" lista, pero la artista la ignora desde hace 20 años.

CADENA 100 ofrece la mejor variedad musical. Se destaca un festival de pelirrojos en Países Bajos y un mensaje de oyentes que disfrutan de la playa. En 'Mateo & Andrea', se analiza la alimentación de los futbolistas de la selección española para el Mundial, con batidos, lasaña y pizza si ganan. Andrea relata su experiencia comiendo jamón serrano tras el nacimiento de sus hijas. Se sugiere Las Hurdes en Extremadura como destino de verano. Suenan canciones de Ed Sheeran, El Canto del Loco, David Guetta, Nelly Furtado, Marlon y Rosalía. Se menciona que William Orbit tiene una segunda parte de "Ray of Light" de Madonna que no ha visto la luz. '¡Buenos días, Javi y Mar!' acompaña el fin de semana.

CADENA 100 presenta éxitos como "Feel" de Robbie Williams y "Marvin Gaye" de Charlie Puth junto a Meghan Trainor. Suena "Say break my heart" de Taio Cruz y se destaca la forma de componer de Sia, que esconde el dolor tras una copa. Coldplay con "Viva la Vida", inspirada en Frida Kahlo, y "La Noche Entera" de Nico también forman parte de la programación. Álvaro de Luna lanza su nuevo álbum "Atulejos", del que se escucha "Dime dónde estás". En '¡Buenos días, Javi y Mar!', se comentan reseñas divertidas y absurdas, como la de una camiseta de Vinicius usada o un libro sobre estafas por internet que nunca llega. También se menciona la historia de William Orbit, productor de "Ray of Light" de Madonna, quien tiene una segunda parte del disco lista pero no logra contactar con la artista. Adele suena con "Hello", dando paso a 45 minutos de música sin interrupción. Cristina desde Avilés y Eva desde Cuenca son oyentes que disfrutan de la mejor variedad musical de CADENA 100.

Singer-songwriter and producer Beth Orton joins Simon and Brian for a conversation about the writing of her latest record The Ground Above. Beth shares how she turns instinctive first ideas into finished songs, the independence that came with producing her own records, and the influence of two formative relationships: her early collaborations with William Orbit and her guitar lessons with Bert Jansch.

En '¡Buenos días, Javi y Mar!', ola de calor en Andalucía (42º) y recomendación de Sanidad de hidratarse. El Congreso debate prohibir redes sociales a menores de 16 por contenido dañino. Arranca la operación salida de verano (4,8 millones de desplazamientos); la DGT aconseja parar cada 200 km e implementa carril de emergencia en atascos (desde octubre). Se inaugura la Semana Negra de Gijón. Las mañanas son el momento más honesto; en agosto España vivirá un eclipse total de sol. Un ladrón de harina es atrapado por su rastro. William Orbit tiene secuela inédita de "Ray of Light" de Madonna. Rumores de boda de Taylor Swift este fin de semana en el Madison Square Garden. Eros Ramazzotti regresa tras su concierto. Se analiza la influencia del orden de nacimiento en la inteligencia y el sistema inmunitario. Oyentes comparten anécdotas de bodas: una con megáfono, otra medieval con duelo.

CADENA 100 ofrece 45 minutos de música sin interrupción. Bruno Mars actúa en España en 10 días, mientras suena "The Lazy Song". Rihanna graba nueva música, esperada para finales de verano o antes de 2027, y se escucha "Rude Boy". También suenan "20 de enero" de La Oreja de Van Gogh, "Superstar" de Aitana y "Love Yourself" de Justin Bieber. ¡Buenos Días, Javi y Mar! invita a los oyentes a compartir audios de sus hijos cantando temas de la emisora, destacando a Alba (9), Pepe (3) y Gabriel (6). Se comenta la historia de William Orbit, productor de "Ray of Light", quien tiene una secuela del disco de Madonna pero no consigue contactar con ella, y publica un libro al respecto. Madonna, por su parte, reedita clásicos y prepara nuevos temas. Ruth Medina presenta el último lunes de junio con más música. La emisora ofrece contenido extra en Instagram, web y móvil.

'¡Buenos días, Javi y Mar!' informa de la primera ola de calor del año, con máximas de 42 grados, y lluvias débiles en el norte. José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero declara en la Audiencia Nacional por la trama Plus Ultra y joyas. El Hospital de la Princesa avanza en un fármaco contra la ELA, ya en pruebas con voluntarios sanos. Se recuerda que dormir en la playa está prohibido, con multas de hasta 150 euros. Desmienten la fiabilidad del test del huevo en agua, aconsejando fijarse en la yema. El programa lanza 'Misión Posible', invitando a oyentes a compartir sueños personales no monetarios; una oyente desea vivir un día en un barco pesquero. Se comenta que William Orbit, productor de 'Ray of Light' de Madonna, tiene una segunda parte del disco pero no contacta con la artista. Abordan posibles multas por ruidos vecinales, como tacones, y oyentes comparten sus 'venganzas sutiles'. Finalmente, debaten sobre el mejor regalo para profesores al final de curso, destacando una carta que detalle los ...

CADENA 100 informa de la visita de Zendaya y Tom Holland a Madrid, donde disfrutan de su gastronomía. Se menciona a Nil Moliner y a un artista que, con su pareja cubana, practica español en casa y acaba de ser padre por segunda vez. En '¡Buenos días, Javi y Mar!', se propone una "misión imposible" para cumplir un deseo, como ver "El Jardín de las Delicias" del Bosco en el Prado a solas. En 'Mateo & Andrea', Andrea relata su pánico a volar: un piloto retrasa un vuelo por posible fuga de aceite, y ella empatiza con un niño asustado. Se escucha a Taylor Swift en CADENA 100. Se comparte una anécdota de un padre que confunde su nombre con el de su hijo en el registro. Se habla de William Orbit, productor de "Ray of Light" de Madonna, quien tiene un álbum inédito y lleva 20 años intentando contactar a la artista sin éxito. 'Mateo & Andrea' animan la tarde con música de Rihanna, Aitana y Dani Fernández.

CADENA 100 presenta la mejor variedad musical con bloques de 45 minutos sin interrupción. En 'Mateo & Andrea', se comenta la digitalización de la dispensación de medicamentos en farmacias y se felicita a Leticia de Zaragoza por la despedida de soltera de su amiga Irene. La emisora pincha a Melendi. En el concurso "Tú contra Shazam", una oyente llamada Gloria identifica a Álvaro de Luna. La programación resalta su amplia oferta musical, que abarca desde Aitana hasta Bon Jovi. Se informa sobre la inédita segunda parte del álbum "Ray of Light" de Madonna, que su productor William Orbit no ha logrado presentarle. Además, 'Mateo & Andrea' desvelan un error común en la coreografía de "Thriller" de Michael Jackson. Almudena Navarro continúa con más música sin interrupción, incluyendo éxitos de Taylor Swift y Rihanna.

Hoy, martes 9 de junio, las temperaturas descienden hasta 6 grados en Cantabria y Asturias con lluvias débiles, mientras el resto del país experimenta tiempo estable y subida de temperaturas. El Papa pronuncia un discurso histórico en el Congreso sobre diálogo y convivencia, y hoy viaja a Barcelona para inaugurar la Torre de Jesucristo en la Sagrada Familia. El precio de la vivienda en España sube un 12.9% en el primer trimestre, la mayor subida desde 2007. Guillermo Martínez, de Ayúdame 3D, fabricará sillas de ruedas personalizables para niños. Se cumplen seis años de la muerte de Pau Donés, de Jarabe de Palo. Se debate sobre el desapego a objetos sentimentales y la dificultad de soltar el móvil, ofreciendo consejos para reducir su uso. Además, William Orbit revela tener un segundo álbum de "Ray of Light" de Madonna, pero no logra contactarla.

Pablo Gallar informa de la subida de temperaturas en España, con máximas de 35º en Andalucía. El Papa continúa su agenda en Madrid, con un discurso en el Congreso y visitas a la Conferencia Episcopal y la Catedral de la Almudena. Los 12 pasajeros aislados del crucero Ondius por un virus ya están en casa, en cuarentena. Se calcula que 77.192 euros es el sueldo medio anual para la felicidad en España. Se explica el "efecto foco", un sesgo cognitivo que hace creer a las personas que son más observadas de lo que realmente son. Fernando cuenta la detención de un narcotraficante tras llamar accidentalmente a la policía. Oyentes comparten anécdotas sobre problemas de visión. Se comenta que los bebés reconocen el ladrido de los perros de la familia desde el útero. En música, Aitana arrasa en Sevilla y Rosana celebra 30 años de carrera. William Orbit, productor de Madonna, revela tener una segunda parte de "Ray of Light" que la artista no ha querido escuchar. En '¡Buenos días, Javi y Mar!', ...

La cúpula de calor mantiene las altas temperaturas en España, con Sevilla y Cáceres superando los 38 grados. La policía halla 100 joyas de lujo, información de Plus Ultra y contratos con Huawei en el caso Zapatero, complicando su situación. El Consejo de Ministros aprueba hoy la ley de inteligencia artificial, que promueve un uso ético y sanciones de hasta 35 millones, mientras Google lanza Gemini OMNI. La Unión Europea pone fin a los envases monodosis de plástico en agosto. Un estudio muestra que los fetos bostezan al unísono con sus madres. Se comparten anécdotas de regalos poco románticos y se debate sobre la limpieza digital de fotos en el móvil. William Orbit revela tener una secuela inédita del álbum 'Ray of Light' de Madonna. Suenan éxitos de Dani Martín, Aitana, Avril Lavigne, Morat, Nil Moliner y Justin Bieber. Los niños opinan sobre Drácula y una oyente gana un hotel en CADENA 100.

Let's slow things down a bit.In our last pre-summer sabbatical edition, we are delighted to welcome back Dublin grime legend and DJ extraordinaire Mango to the podcast guest hot-seat for the first time in a very long time, and for an area of expertise he knows all to well from curating his monthly Smokebreaks & Handbrakes SoundCloud mixes; the slow jam.Despite our main feed absence, you'll find we're business as usual over on the NO ENCORE Patreon feed, so be sure to sign up to keep your weekly dose of Dave and Adam topped up.Already on the feed, you can find the good stuff from Film Club in the form of Dave and Andy's visit to Shutter Island, the Leo-led psychological horror/thriller combo. Does it hold up with our film experts today? Is this one of Leo's better performances? Did you guess the twist immediately? Tap in and let us know what you think!Ahead, Adam's Album Club returns on Monday featuring the legendary Jenn Gannon AKA The Madonnoisseur as they look at Madge's seventh(!) studio album and widely regarded as her opus, Ray of Light from 1998. We've got it all in there; a Madonna discography speed-run, William Orbit chat, and a Madonna-to-a-modern-artist pipeline that you may not be expecting. That lands on Monday next!But onwards to the show; dim the lights for this one...ACT ONE: The preamble, in which, of course, we ramble.ACT TWO (13:55): Michael storms the box office, Travis Scott University (kinda), Anthony Kiedis' girlfriend let's us in on how lucky he really is, Dave Grohl's guide on protecting your vocal cords and Spotify turns 20 - it's the news.ACT THREE (56:32): Top 5 Slow Jams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dans cette édition de"L'album du week-end", Margaux Lassalle revient sur "Music", le huitième album de Madonna sorti en l'an 2000. Alors que la reine de la pop multiplie les actualités, avec une apparition remarquée à Coachella et l'annonce de la deuxième partie de "Confessions On a Dancefloor" pour le mois de juillet, la chronique replonge dans ce disque qui a marqué son grand virage électro-pop. Épaulée par le producteur anglais William Orbit et le Français Mirwais Ahmadzaï, Madonna y façonne un son futuriste et audacieux. Si ce parti pris a pu diviser à sa sortie, il a surtout prouvé que l'artiste était en avance sur son temps, naviguant entre l'électro pure et expérimentale du titre "Impressive Instant" et les sonorités folk revisitées du minimaliste "Don't Tell Me". L'animatrice de RTL2 retrace toute la richesse de ce classique, du message introspectif sur la condition féminine de "What It Feels Like for a Girl" (introduit par la voix de Charlotte Gainsbourg) à la parenthèse francophone "Paradise (Not for Me)", en passant par le titre plus dépouillé "Gone" et la célèbre reprise d'"American Pie" de Don McLean. Un disque incontournable qui confirme la capacité de Madonna à se réinventer en permanence, tout en gardant un sens aiguisé du tube, à l'image de son iconique morceau d'ouverture éponyme, "Music".Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Australia enters 2026 facing deep strategic uncertainty: AUKUS costs have blown out to $1.3 billion with little clarity about what Australia is actually buying, while fear-driven national-security politics – from Richard Marles' exaggerated warnings about a Chinese “flotilla” to unconstitutional anti-protest laws in NSW and creeping police-state powers in Victoria – continue to erode democratic accountability. As governments amplify threats, expand surveillance and silence dissent, the mainstream media has drifted further into PR and censorship, from the National Press Club cancelling Chris Hedges to the Sydney Morning Herald publishing misleading reporting used to attack Anthony Albanese.   And despite its historic 2025 landslide, Labor still governs cautiously, clinging to bipartisanship, avoiding bold reforms on climate, housing and integrity, and remaining wary of collaboration with the Greens even where their agendas align. With Australia bound tightly to US security interests, distracted by culture wars and hollow media coverage, and hesitant to use its political dominance for meaningful change, the question heading into 2026 is whether the country can shift from fear and dependency towards genuine strategic independence and confident, democratic governance. #AUSPOLSupport New Politics, just $5 per month:Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/newpoliticsSubstack: https://newpolitics.substack.comSong listing:‘Let Me Entertain You', Robbie Williams.‘Swing For The Crime', Ed Kuepper.‘Satellite Anthem Icarus', Boards of Canada.‘Off The Grid', Beastie Boys.‘Yesterday's Gone', Beth Orton & William Orbit.

We're Back! A new episode to celebrate the recent release of Madonna's Veronica Electronica with a complete review of the photography and artwork, the details of what was touted in 1998, the reality and, of course, William Orbit's opinion! Plus details of our upcoming live episode of Bedtime Stories along with a listening party in London which you can attend.

The legend returns. Sasha is back on Super Progressive for an honest interview about his legendary Global Underground 009 San Francisco mix compilation. Sasha has partnered with Amplifyd to auction signature items in his record collection, including the actual acetates he used on this mix compilation, including 'Hale Bopp' 'Anomaly (Calling Your Name) (Albion Mix)', and William Orbit's Remix of Morgan King's 'I'm Free' as well as some details behind why he chose San Francisco and his iconic Twilo Residency with John Digweed. The Sasha Collection on Amplifyd: https://amplifyd.com/the-sasha-collection00:00 - Intro01:07 -  Choosing San Francisco03:43 - Twilo Residency05:15 -  AAHZ & Simons08:11 - Iconic Photo10:29 - CD1 Intro11:55 - Morgan King 'I'm Free' (William Orbit Remix)15:18 - Libra pres. Taylor 'Anomaly (Calling Your Name)' (Albion Mix) 17:28 - Der Dritte Raum 'Hale Bopp'19:20 - Oliver Lieb20:50 - Twilo Residency24:23 - Logistics of touring USA25:18 - Quivver27:23 - San Francisco or Ibiza29:02 - Different Cuts of Acetates31:54 -  Touring with Acetates33:31 - Handwritten Notes 36:07 - ConclusionFollow Super Progressive:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/superprogressive/YouTube:  @SuperProgressive Follow Sasha: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/djsashaofficial/YouTube:  @theRealDjSasha  #dj  #housemusic #progressivehouse 

From the Lock Tavern via The Gun to spoons… Family Silver are Mr Nick ‘The Gun' Stephens and Casper ‘Volte Face' Clark. Nick was the publican at The Gun, a much-loved Hackney institution that recently closed its doors – more on that here for those who have been living under a rock. Nick's excellent Netil radio show can also be found here. Casper, is based in Clapton and was the music programmer for Camden institution The Lock Tavern where our paths originally crossed – most of the time being kicked out whilst DJing. Casper's shared stages with Justice, Jeff Mills, Helena Hauff, Daniel Avery and many more and is also known for his long-running BleeD events via which he collaborated with labels like Blackest Ever Black, PAN and Downwards. Both share a love for “v lo-fi early eighties sound, kosmische, post-punk and scuzzy electronics,” with Nick's influences ranging from 80s TV themes and Giorgio Moroder to The KLF, while Casper was shaped in his youth by electronic acts like Leftfield, Underworld, and William Orbit with DJ Hell's International Deejay Gigolo Records becoming a huge influence later on. Their sound sits between post-punk and the electronic… so with that in mind let's give it a listen shall we? Handily via the wonder of a recording from this year's Field Maneuvers where they opened The Gun's stage. Listen and read the interview here: https://www.theransomnote.com/music/mixes/line-out-family-silver-live-sputnik-field-manuevers-2025/ @volte_face_bleed @fieldmaneuvers

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Episode 152 Chapter 13, Edgard Varèse and The Listener's Experiment. Works Recommended from my book, Electronic and Experimental Music  Welcome to the Archive of Electronic Music. This is Thom Holmes. This podcast is produced as a companion to my book, Electronic and Experimental Music, published by Routledge. Each of these episodes corresponds to a chapter in the text and an associated list of recommended works, also called Listen in the text. They provide listening examples of vintage electronic works featured in the text. The works themselves can be enjoyed without the book and I hope that they stand as a chronological survey of important works in the history of electronic music. Be sure to tune-in to other episodes of the podcast where we explore a wide range of electronic music in many styles and genres, all drawn from my archive of vintage recordings. There is a complete playlist for this episode on the website for the podcast. Playlist: CLASSICAL MUSIC WITH ELECTRONICS Time Track Time Start Introduction –Thom Holmes 01:28 00:00 1.     Edgard Varèse, “Déserts” (1954). Early combination of live orchestra with magnetic tape. 24:49 01:36 2.     Maurice Blackburn and Norman McClaren, “Blinkity Blank” (1955). Film score for five instrumentalists and sounds created by etching directly onto the soundtrack. 05:07 26:28 3.     Morton Subotnick, “Laminations” (1966). Live orchestra with electronic sounds on tape. 10:29 31:24 4.     Mario Davidovsky, “Synchronisms No. 5” (1969). For percussion quintet and electronic sounds on tape.  08:39 41:50 5.     Wendy Carlos, “A Clockwork Orange” (1971). Early analog synthesis of orchestral and choir sounds. 07:03 50:36 6.     Jacob Druckman, “Animus III” (1971). For clarinet and tape. 15:44 57:34 7.     Isao Tomita, opening four tracks from The Bermuda Triangle (1979) including themes by Prokofiev and Sibelius.  Analog electronic orchestration. 12:52 01:13:18 8.     Wendy Carlos, “Genesis” from Digital Moonscapes (1984). Completely digital orchestration. 07:10 01:25:58 9.     Robert Ashley, “Superior Seven” (1988). Live instruments with MIDI instrument accompaniment. 30:15 01:33:10 10.   William Orbit, “Adagio for Strings” (2000). Electronic realization of Samuel Barber orchestral work. 09:34 02:03:26     Additional opening, closing, and other incidental music by Thom Holmes. My Books/eBooks: Electronic and Experimental Music, sixth edition, Routledge 2020. Also, Sound Art: Concepts and Practices, first edition, Routledge 2022. See my companion blog that I write for the Bob Moog Foundation. For a transcript, please see my blog, Noise and Notations. Original music by Thom Holmes can be found on iTunes and Bandcamp.

Kenny and Mark re-string their banjos to break down BOTH versions of this fan favorite ballad (?) from MDNA. Topics include family prenups, Sex and the City's Bunny MacDougal (as well as Charlotte and Trey's doomed marriage), Marian Seldes, Lynn Cohen, Muni Long, Free School, the veteran Alain Whyte, Morrissey's Your Arsenal, MIKA, Benjamin Franklin, Abraham Lincoln, corsets, J Lo and Ben Affleck, Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, Ricky Gervais, Larry David, William Orbit's rewriting remixes, and the appeal of a Classic Six on the Upper East Side. Plus, Madonna starts soliciting cash from her audiences - and appears on The Marriage Ref. “Wondering where it all went” indeed!

Mark and Kenny get down on their knees to discuss the sparkling and oh-so-Catholic shoulda-been single fromMDNA. Topics include Kelis and the album she co-wrote with Jean Baptiste Flesh Tone, the return of poppy William Orbit, the Pet Shop Boys, Thomas Aquinas, Mark's grandfather, ICE CREAM, Kenny's play about miracles and Golda Meir, and the potential first Millennial saint. Plus, the transformative Orbit remix and Madonna's prayer in front of 10,000 fans in St. Louis - I like it that way!

Kenny and Mark strap on their pumps and dance with one of the darker, secret tracks on MDNA. Topics include William Orbit, the brilliant Klas Åhlund & his collaborations with Robyn, lyrical weaponry, the sleaze of the Rolling Stones, the return of Dita Parlo, and a special three song story (across three albums) about vengeance. Quiet in the limousine!

Mark and Kenny explore the dark and vengeful corners of MDNA on this audacious and visceral story song. Topics include sunset trickery, transforming a demo, studio nerd-dom, William Orbit, Demolition Crew, the power of dubstep, the arrival of a new Madonna voice going there, Tori Amos' Strange Little Girls album, the emergence of musical mash-ups, and another reckoning with Madonna's visual (and lyrical) obsession with guns. Plus, Kenny and Mark figure out who wound up with all of THEIR jack and also rescue a lost unofficial Tracy Young. Now DRIVE, bitch!

Kenny and Mark kick off a packed Season Six assessing the many non-musical ventures Madonna embarks on into the second decade of the 21st century including clothing lines, fragrances and gyms. Plus, a deep dive conversation about W.E. and its official theme song “Masterpiece”. Topics include: the emergence of Lourdes Leon, Taylor Momson, Zendaya and the rest of the Material Girl models, Madonna as stylist, the departures of Tracy Anderson and Caresse Henry, co-writing with Alex Keshishian, Wallis Simpson as played by Andrea Riseborough, Oscar Isaac, the aloofness of Abbie Cornish, David Harbour, the silent songwriting team of Julie Frost and Jimmy Harry, the Stephen Sondheim auction, the matchmaking prowess of William Orbit, Abel Korzeniowski, Henry Mancini, Dimitry from Paris, Hagen Bogdanski, HYDRANGEAS!, the spat at the Golden Globes with David Furnish and Sir Elton John, it's all so reductive… We are thrilled to be back and to be hanging in the Louvre - totes mcgotes!

#timetotalkaustralia Music is the eighth studio album by American singer Madonna, released on 2000 by Maverick Records. Following the success of her previous album Ray of Light (1998), she intended to embark on a tour. However, her record company encouraged her to return to the studio and record new music before going on the road. Her collaboration with producers Mirwais Ahmadzaï and William Orbit resulted a more experimental direction for the album. Music has an overall dance-pop and electronicavibe, with influnces from rock, country and folk. The album was mostly recorded at Sarm West and East Studios in London, England. Elaborating on the country theme for the album, Madonna reinvented her image as a cowgirl.

Award winning Music Producer William Orbit chews the fat with David & Joe. He's sold 200 million recordings worldwide but has a few tech issues getting on zoom. William walks them around his flat in Venice and shows them the view out of his window before giving them a history lesson. He's been writing some new tracks which he's excited about as his assistant has been bopping to them. William tells them about working on a drum loop with Madonna. He tells them how he got into music at the age of 23 playing dusty old instruments in a squat. David tells him about his song Happy Happy Girl. Williams new album: https://www.williamorbit.com/ Follow Chatabix on Twitter & Instagram: twitter.com/chatabix1 www.instagram.com/chatabixpodcast/ Patreon for early access to our eps: https://www.patreon.com/chatabix Crunchy fresh tees and hoodies: https://chatabixshop.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Georgia - "Give It Up For Love," a 2023 single from Domino Records UK artist Georgia shares a single from her forthcoming full-length, Euphoric, out July 28th via Domino Records. The album marks the first time she has worked with an outside producer on her own work, and she couldn't have chosen better than Rostam (formerly of Vampire Weekend, and now collaborator/producer for Haim, Carly Rae Jepsen, Clairo).  Today's Song of the Day was inspired by Danny Boyle's 2000 film The Beach, and legendary producer William Orbit (who appears on the film's soundtrack). The single's accompanying video — directed by production duo Mathy & Fran — captures that weightlessness conveyed in her song. “We wanted to explore the song's themes of caution and bravery, through the act of diving. Abandoning stability to leap into the unknown, diving feels like both descending and soaring, and the perfect analogy for 'Give It Up For Love.' Creating a feeling of infinite free-fall for the choruses, our goal was to show ‘giving up' as something that leaves you weightless, rather than broken. The sunrise colour worlds are a nod to the Californian skies where Georgia recorded the track.” Read the full story at KEXP.orgSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

While waiting for today's guest, music producer William Orbit, David sings some of his songs to Joe and they talk about the amazing people William has worked with. William seems to have got the dates muddled and doesn't appear on zoom. To fill time they talk about the 'Derek' prank they played on Paul McCaffrey and come up with a list of potential comedy mates they could play the same prank on. When William's assistant pops up to lets them know that he has actually forgotten they turn the ep into pranky time. They call Sean Walsh and ask him how he feels about the prank then get carried away sending the prank to comedian Jarred Christmas. Follow Chatabix on Twitter & Instagram: twitter.com/chatabix1 www.instagram.com/chatabixpodcast/ Patreon for early access to our eps: https://www.patreon.com/chatabix Crunchy fresh tees and hoodies: https://chatabixshop.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Can you hear what we hear? It's calling you, my dear. This is our very first All Saints episode and your 2000s pop explorers are headed to The Beach for a deep-dive into the "Saints & Sinners" album. In the 90s and early 2000s, this British girl group were the epitome of cool, renowned for their impeccable vocal harmonies, timeless tunes and enviable street style fashion. Join Joel and David as they look back at this rollercoaster era in the spotlight for Shaznay Lewis, Mel Blatt, Nicole and Natalie Appleton. Much has changed since All Saints' multi-million-selling debut album catapulted them into global prominence; the follow-up album is an 'eclectic body of work' featuring contributions from critics-darling producer William Orbit. "Saints & Sinners" was a UK chart-topper with two No.1 singles - the iconic 'Pure Shores' (from Leo DiCaprio's cult classic film "The Beach") and 'Black Coffee'. As always, it wouldn't be a RBAY episode without a few colourful twists along the way! You know what we're like. Follow Right Back At Ya! https://www.instagram.com/rightbackpod/ https://twitter.com/rightbackpod https://www.facebook.com/rightbackpod Follow Joel https://www.instagram.com/dr_joelb/ https://twitter.com/DR_JoelB Follow David https://www.instagram.com/lovelimmy/ https://twitter.com/lovelimmy Email us rightbackpod@gmail.com

Get ready to explore new musical horizons in this podcast. From cosmic electronica to ambient dubby meditation, we dive into the latest tracks from Hallmighty, Karin Dreijer, William Orbit, and more. Don't miss out on the indie occult and psychological britpop, angry Indian metal, and even disco Exorcist proto-mashups. Join us on this journey with Radio Clash as our guide.

Tipped as one of Spains most influential artists on the scene, Dosem has had many successes over his long-standing career. He's had several major releases on labels like: ‘Toolroom', 'Stereo Productions' and ‘Octopus Records' - as well as regularly hitting the number 1 spot on Beatport, with tracks like the sizzling remix of Hot Since 82's ‘Planes & Trains'.  As well as that, his high-profile live shows include working the crowds at places like: ‘Resistance Ibiza', ‘Ultra Miami' and ‘Tomorrowland'. For any new releases, be sure to check out his recent remixes of William Orbit's ‘Starbeam' and Nils Hoffmann's ‘9 Days' - both available now on ‘Ajunadeep'. And to catch him at any of his upcoming live shows, he'll be playing ‘Fabric' on the 25th February for Anjunadeep. He'll also be hitting up ‘Anjunadeep Explorations' later this summer, and ‘The Warehouse Club' in Malta. His sound, described as: versatile, dynamic and forward thinking, never fails to to impress us here at The B4 Podcast. So we thought we'd bring him back to show us all once again, how he brings the house down.  So let's get it goin, coming with an exclusive mix courtesy of the B4Bookings Worldwide Agency, only on the B4 Podcast, get ready for Dosem!

This week Gary Kemp and Guy Pratt chat to producer extraordinaire William Orbit about his career and his new record 'The Painter'. It's his first brand new album in over 8 years and is out in August. In an open and candid conversation they also discuss how art saved him, the dark secrets of recording bass, working with Blur on their '13' album and, of course, Madonna...oh and gangster squirrels.Rockonteurs is produced by Ben Jones and Ian Callaghan for Gimme Sugar Productions See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today's exceptional episode of Electronically Yours features a superstar producer, DJ and artist William Orbit. His dance, ambient and classical sensibilities and arrangements made him one of the world's go-to producers for artists like Madonna (Ray Of Light), and a huge number of successful projects for the likes of Prince, Britney Spears, Mel C, Pink, U2, Katie Melua, Blur etc, etc. The dance/ambient/classical hybrid electronic version of Barber's Adagio for Strings was wildly successful, and has given birth to an entire genre. His appreciation of emotionally-engaging arrangements and dance sensibility is a powerful recipe for success. His name has appeared on over 200 million records… Ladies and gentlemen – ride the starbeam with William Orbit... If you can, please support the Electronically Yours podcast via my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/electronicallyours

Mark and Kenny dive deep - no, really deep - in a warts-and-all conversation about the complicated and confounding final single from Ray of Light. Topics include the musical clash between Marius de Vries and William Orbit, the return of Niki Haris and Donna DeLory, a spin around the East Village with Kruder & Dorfmeister, building an entire video around a literary pseudonym, the one subject that still upsets Madonna, Kenny works out with Rupert Everett, and a winning visit to the Grammy Awards. PLUS, Kenny and Mark unearth and endlessly unpack the true Madonna biopic - the 1998 VH1 special (and essential) Madonna Rising. There's even a cameo by Larry King. Tell Bad Boy Johnny we want our synths back! “Nothing Really Matters” video directed by John Renck (1999)“Nothing Really Matters” Live at the Grammy Awards (1999)“Madonna Rising” documentary special, VH1 1998