Flowwork

Lieder in denen ein Bass existiert

Trailer Music

Andy Toy PRODUCTION Reel

Andy Toy KEYS Reel

Andy Toy ENGINEERING Reel

Figures Bathed In Light - EP

Sounds on Sunday 43

What I Know Is All Quicksand

What I Know Is All Quicksand (rookery live tapes)

On this episode, Lucia Macro, VP/Executive Editor at William Morrow, interviews Dianna Rostad, author of YOU BELONG HERE NOW, available on April 6, 2021.

Find show notes here: bit.ly/Rostad

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Show Notes

Editors Unedited: Lucia Macro Interviews Dianna Rostad, Author of YOU BELONG HERE NOW

L.OST / Podcast

L.OST

Sunrise

Give Me Time

"The Vision", written by Chris Field, and licensed through X-Ray Dog

The Vision - X-Ray Dog

From Casey's album, Lay You In The Loam. Featuring Greg Liesz on pedal steel. 
Sounds Like: Bruce Springsteen, Johnny Cash, Steve Earle

Smoke In My Eyes

Elephant

Seven Nation Army

Journey back to an era of medieval kingdoms, burly knights, courtly intrigue, Arabian battlegrounds, Norse gods, and jubilant folk dances.  This broad collection of 32 brand new tracks includes epic action, sinister tension, emotional melodies, plus a live ensemble of ancient fiddles, archaic woodwinds, and primitive percussion.  History and fantasy collide as peasants, warriors, and nobles alike brave these barbarous yet inspiring times.  

Battle Hymn

Daisy Hamel-Buffa - Your Future Is Not Mine

Toto

Hold the Line

You Are Fading, Vol. 4 (Bonus Tracks 2005 - 2010)

No Sound but the Wind (Live at Rock Werchter 2010)

Hold Me - Moxi

Save Me - Moxi

I Surrender All To Thee - Linzy Westman

Stadium Arcadium

Readymade

Make Much Of You - Izzi Ray

Save Me - MOXI

Closer - MOXI

No Roots

Figures Bathed In Light

Apple Music

Moxi - Figures Bathed In Light

Wait For You Here

Moxi - Wait For You Here

Sky Is Fire

Moxi - Sky Is Fire

Sovereign Deadly Perfect

Moxi - Sovereign Deadly Perfect

An original arrangement of a broadside about the politician Plimsoll who, in the 1800s, canvassed for better safety on cargo ships where owners were sending sailors off to their deaths to cash in on insurance.

From the source book, A Ballad History Of England (Palmer, 1979):
"The name of Samuel Plimsoll (1824-98) is a household word both because of the shoes called after him and the markings on ships to indicate safe levels of loading. As MP for Derby from 1868 to 1880 he was an ardent social reformer, the most famous of his campaigns being for safety at sea. His main target was 'coffin ships', overloaded and unseaworthy vessels which were heavily insured so that when they were lost at sea, as frequently happened, the ship owners made a considerable profit. Having failed in an attempt to introduce a parliamentary bill on the problem, Plimsoll proceeded to write his famous appeal to the nation, Our Season (1873), which helped to bring about a Royal Commission of Inquiry. The commission's recommendations were, however, ineffectual. In 1875 Plimsoll again put forward his own bill. Rather than accept it the government, led by Disraeli, who was hostile towards Plimsoll, proposed an inadequate substitute of its own. Plimsoll's fury led to a famous scene in the House of Commons, when he called some of the members villains. The ensuing storm, and the great wave public support for Plimsoll, at last caused the government to give way. Plimsoll's temporary Unseaworthy Ships Act became law in August 1875, and his Merchant Shipping Act of the following year permanently embodied the Plimsoll Line in English Law."

Plimsoll

Bad Woman

The Pulltops are a power trio turned dynamic duo with a singing drummer celebrating their 15th anniversary. Their music is best described as energetic Power Pop meets Album Rock. They were formed in Milwaukee in 2002 with the release of their first and more up-beat Power-Pop focused CD, “8-Track”. Since then, they have added in Classic Rock and Album Rock elements along with instrumental experimentation resulting in a mix of hooks and moody rock.

While live bassist Steve Kerwin lends a hand on two of the tracks on this new studio release, the remainder of the instruments and production fall squarely on the shoulders of long-time musical partners Mark Pierret and Tom Crowell. Their 2017 EP shows growth in the diversity of their writing and production style, all the while keeping the core elements of Power Pop hooks in tow.

The opening track, “Poison The Well”, brings back of the 60’s Soul influence found on their first release. The addition of horns and organ, along with the four-on-the-floor rhythm section give it that nostalgic feel, yet they still keep the energy of modern rock driving the song along.

“Closer” leans more toward their album rock influence, with atmospheric delay-textured guitars that build and then fall into delicate string breaks. It’s a powerful landscape with contrasting quiet moments.

“When I Was Young” is the straight-forward rock track on the album. Powerful guitars, alternating vocal leads, and a searing guitar solo over a power-house rhythm section adds weight to the EP.

By contrast, “Even” sets a softer tone. Simple, clean and repetitive guitars lay down a foundation for a more delicate vocal delivery. The song then opens up into a more theatrical production with timpani, strings, and orchestrated guitar work ending the song in a sonic climax.

The EP closes with an updated arrangement of the When In Rome 80’s classic, “The Promise”. Synth is replaced with guitar textures, and the song is given a drive that is characteristic of The Pulltops sound.

There are a lot of musical ideas condensed into this well produced 18 minute package that will leave any listener satisfied.

By Accident Or Design

When I Was Young

Paclew

Moxi - Paclew

In anticipation of my new album I am making this record available on Soundcloud. I hope you like it! It's a mixed bag so if you don't like a song... just forward to the next!

1 Smooth Sailing

World Without End

The Blanck Mass Sessions

Nothingness (The Blanck Mass recording)

One Thing Remains - Jeremy Riddle

In My Dreams EP

Terrible Disguise

Immediate Music   An Epic Age

Future - Golden Days

Single from the EP "In My Dreams" by Moxi

Terrible Disguise - Moxi

iTunes

In My Dreams

Served Live

In Hell I'll Be in Good Company (Live at the Marquee Ballroom, Halifax, NS - 2019)

“Moxi mixes raw vocal talent with an ambient upbeat sound that just makes sense....this band is going places.” -Megan Harvey - Music In Press

Written in the middle of the pandemic, Moxi’s latest single “Back to Me”, is a response to the chaos and uncertainty, drawing on the pursuit of peace and calm through meditation. The song embodies the feeling of being in that state - reaching our highest version of self, filled with light, connected to the earth and space simultaneously. It’s here that we can fully embrace our own uniqueness, primal creativity and our true internal power.

Produced and co-written with longtime
collaborator and Emmy-award winner Bobby Hartry, and mixed by Bryan Cook, “Back to Me” is schedule to release September 17, 2021.

Moxi, a husband/wife indie pop duo from Los Angeles, is built on the dreamy, introspective vocals of Anna Toy set in a cinematic musical landscape composed by Andy Toy.  Drawing on elements of modern pop and 80’s cinema, Moxi presents Anna’s distinct vocals against a backdrop of dark electronic textures, moody guitar sonics and memorable dream-pop melodies.     With over 200,000 views on their ‘Figures Bathed in Light’ video, Moxi’s other successes to date include over a 1.5 million streams for their single‘Save Me’, which went viral on Spotify, while also sharing the stage with bands such as Sir Sly, Wildcat! Wildcat and Gungor among others. Moxi has also received numerous TV placements and global favor, being featured on shows such as Almost Family, Jimmy Kimmel Live, Keeping Up With the Kardashians, The Young and the Restless, I Am Cait, Total Bellas, and Made in Chelsea. And they continue to garner acclaim from Huffington Post and PopMatters among many other media outlets.