This week, Hannah speaks to DJ and producer Mathman about his life in music, his excitement at the rise of the urban music scene in Ireland right now and his collaboration with Hennessy on Friday night's lineup at The Midnight Circus stage at this year's Body&Soul.

Mathman

Episode Two sees directors and creators at Hen's Teeth, Greg Spring and Rosie Gogan-Keogh, join Hannah to give us their own story along with a preview of the incredible lineup coming to the Hennessy Sound Lounge stage at Body & Soul.

Greg Spring & Rosie Gogan-Keogh

This week, Hannah is joined by renowned Dublin DJ, Sally Cinnamon to discuss her beginnings in music, her career as a DJ and her view on the changing landscape of Irish club culture. We also hear Eamon Harkin — of Mr Saturday Night fame — speak at the Hennessy Sound Lounge at Body & Soul about collecting and playing vinyl, moving to New York in the early 00's and how his now legendary club nights there came about.

DJ Sally Cinnamon & Mr Saturday Night

DJ Sally Cinnamon joins Hannah to discuss some of the highlights from the Hennessy Sound Lounge. Their chat covers art, music, hip hop and the life of a musician in Ireland today and includes some of the most interesting voices in Irish music right now; from punk legend Stano, to emerging stars Saint Sister and label owners, club promoters and house music duo, Fish Go Deep.

Saint Sister, Fish Go Deep, Stano

For decades, Hennessy has been synonymous with hip-hop culture: from its affiliation with heavyweight brand ambassadors like Nas, Erykah Badu and, recently, ASAP Ferg, to being name-checked in countless tracks - from Tupac to Drake. 

But now, with the hip hop scene in Ireland stronger than ever, we think it’s time to bring it home and see what’s going on in the changing musical landscape of Ireland’s New Era.

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