Podcast appearances and mentions of xavier boyer

English singer-songwriter Katy J Pearson has just released her third album "Someday, Now", which sees the indie-folk artist reconnect with people around her while drawing in 1980s-tinted aesthetics. We also hear from Xavier Boyer, the singer of the indie-pop French band Tahiti 80, who are celebrating their 25th anniversary with a tenth album, "Hello Hello". Plus we take a look at new releases by The Cure, who are releasing their first album in 16 years; and Tyler, The Creator, who is back in full form with his seventh studio album "Chromakopia".

Nueva entrega de Música de Contrabando (4/4/24) semanario de actualidad musical Entrevistas: - Javier Ojeda lleva 42 años poniendo voz y cara a Danza Invisible, una de las bandas de mayor éxito en los 80, que e despiden con una gira de 12 conciertos que arrancó el 23 de marzo, bautizada como una de sus canciones: “Sin decir adiós”.- Media Playa .Pedro Quilez nos presenta el primer Lp , “Hola , Palmeras”, de la banda murciana- Rafa Skam nos presenta su enciclopédico fanzine, El Planeta Amarillo; todo un anuario musical de 2023Noticias: Sanatiago Auserçon recibe la Medalla de Oro al Mérito en las Bellas Artes. Muere John Sinclair , poeta, manager de MC5, referente de la contracultura. BBK Live desvela los artistas de la edición 2024. Billie Eilish, Katy Perry y Steve Wonder son algunos de los 200 artistas que han firmado una maniefiestoi en contra de la IA. Mark Ronson no saldrá en el biopic de Amy Winehouse, El rodeo de Vampire Weekend en ‘Classical' tiene trasfondo politico. Pharrell Williams demandado por su compañero en The Neptunes. The Killers actúan la semana próxima en Barcelona. Jeremy Allen White encarnará a Springsteen en un biopic. Warm Up cuelga el cartel de sold out a poco menos de un mes de su celebración. The Divine Comedy vuelven a España con sus grandes éxitos. Lanzamientos: The Church, Pet Shop Boys, Kim Gordon, Iron & Wine, Sheryl Crow, Noise Box, Los Nikis de la Pradera, Perro, Franvvi, St Vincent, Wisp, Richard Hawley, Vicente Calderón, Pissed Jeans, Lord Malvo, The Yellow Melodies, Seablite, Rosali, Xavier Boyer, Yo Somos, Venga, Bea, Wakame, Emilia, Pardo y Bazán, Glass Animals, Pony Bravo, Vampire Weekend, Musubi, Repion, Alec López, Lorde, La Luz, Moratalla Pop Weekend (Octubre).Agenda de Conciertos: Danza Invisible, Jaime Urrutia, Quique González, Tako, Jaime Caravaca y Grison Beatbox, Hora Zulú, Alarmantiks, Marky Ramone.

Los protagonistas de esta edición son The Beatles. Recuperamos algunos de sus éxitos mientras te hablamos de "Los Beatles marcando el tiempo", el libro que con la firma de Craig Brown lanzaba recientemente la editorial Contra. El resto del programa lo dedicamos a repasar la actualidad musical. En el panorama internacional destacamos a The Last Dinner Party, Bombay Bicycle Club, The Revivalists, Giant Rooks, Paris Paloma, Xavier Boyer, Kasper Bjorke, The Light The Heat, Knetx, Faith Groves, Jeremy Server, Wilelmina, Dima Worcestershire, Food Grade Poison, Makenzie, Hanna B Johnson y Chancy Squire. Además te hablamos del disco homenaje a Talking Heads y escuchamos una versión de Paramore. En el apartado nacional suenan las novedades de Karavana, Bigote Chino, Yo Somos, Silencio Sepulcral, Amateur, Sweet Q, Corte!, Eldinosaurio y Javier Lago. El broche lo ponemos con nuestra sección más bailable: escuchamos a Road Volta remezclados por David Van Bylen.

This week on The Sound Kitchen, a special treat: RFI English listeners' musical requests. Just click on the “Audio” arrow above and enjoy! Hello everyone! Welcome to The Sound Kitchen weekly podcast, published every Saturday. This week, you'll hear musical requests from your fellow listeners Alan Holder from the Isle of Wight in the UK, Prithwiraj Purkayastha from Assam, India, and Heimer Sia from the Philippines. Be sure you send in your music requests! Write to me, Susan Owensby, at thesoundkitchen@rfi.fr Here's the music you heard on this week's programme: “What Are You Doing New Year's Eve?” by Frank Loesser, sung by Nancy Wilson; “Elizabethan Serenade” by Ronald Binge, performed by the Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Ernest Tomlinson; “Manush Bhojo, Manush Pujore, Manuseri Paay, Folbe Tomar Sorbo Tirther Fol!” by Kalika Prasad Bhattacharya, performed by the composer and Dohar, and “Heartbeat” by Xavier Boyer and Pedro Resende, performed by their group, Tahiti 80. The quiz will be back next Saturday, 7 January. Be sure and tune in!  

Today 5pm-6pm EST 2pm-3pm PDT 10pm-11pm BST bombshellradio.com stereoembersmagazine.comAlex Green #Interview w/ Xavier Boyer#XavierBoyer #StereoEmbers #podcast #RadioShow #AlexGreen #Alternative #NewMusic #Nowplaying #BombshellRadioXavier Boyer Cut His Date Short On Valentine’s DayHow nice of a guy is Xavier Boyer? So nice that not only did he agree to talk toAlex on Valentine’s Day, he cut his dinner date short with his girlfriend to do it. Whileshe lounged at the restaurant where they’d been eating, Xavier climbed into hiscar and chatted with Alex about his solo album Some/Any/New. They also talkedabout Tame Impala, chasing after pop songs, healthy artistic competition, the currentstate of Tahiti 80 and where Xavier stands on Phoenix. Charming, friendly andhonest, Xavier Boyer is truly one of pop music’s good ones...

Xavier Boyer Cut His Date Short On Valentine’s Day How nice of a guy is Xavier Boyer? So nice that not only did he agree to talk to Alex on Valentine’s Day, he cut his dinner date short with his girlfriend to do it. While she lounged at the restaurant where they’d been eating, Xavier climbed into his car and chatted with Alex about his solo album Some/Any/New. They also talked about Tame Impala, chasing after pop songs, healthy artistic competition, the current state of Tahiti 80 and where Xavier stands on Phoenix. Charming, friendly and honest, Xavier Boyer is truly one of pop music’s good ones...

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Tahiti 80 are nothing if not pleasantly contradictory, or, at least, that’s what we’re more or less led to believe after basking in the warm glow of their debut album, Puzzle. They shared an affinity for indie bands when singer Xavier Boyer and bassist Pedro Resende met at university, and that affection for American stylings led, of course, to a band that sounds, well…completely French. We unearth a few nuggets along the way, from the fact that Fountains of Wayne’s Adam Schlesinger was (ahem) instrumental in contributing, to the fact that Tore Johansson produced the record in Sweden, and there is a clear kinship that feels Cardiganesque. They’re also rather funny (see Mr. Davies), and a somewhat fey, but these guys know a hook when they find one, apparent on Heartbeat. We regale you with tales like the time Ryan and I chatted them up after a show at Austin’s late lamented version of Emo’s (the inside room, which never saw a health inspection it could pass…or care to). Saddle up, and bring a beret.

Tahiti 80's frontman and principle songwriter, Xavier Boyer, one of the most distinctive and loved voices in indie rock, further propels French rock on its upward spiral with this long awaited solo record, recorded under the name Axe Riverboy, (an anagram of Xavier's name). Listen while Boyer explains the meanings behind each song before you hear it. A blend of superb songwriting, sing-a-long choruses, ringing guitars, and compressed pianos. A warm rediscovery of rock and pop with folk overtones, brilliantly drawn from the sounds upon which early Tahiti 80 thrived.http://www.mintyfresh.com/promo/PODCAST/axeriverboy/tututotango_podcast.mp3