Black Girls Talking is a podcast wherein 4 black women discuss pop culture, Beyonce, & the pursuit of the perfect body oil. The theme music for the podcast is entitled "YOUNEEDHELP" and is courtesy of Tha Silent Partner @GreggyKrueger and blocSonic @blocsonic. 



Musician based in South Wales. 
Consider myself a bit of a musical drifter. 

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Fifi Rong is a Chinese-British vocalist, songwriter, and producer known for her emotionally rich, genre-blending sound, subtly infused with elements of her Chinese heritage. Her music bridges Alt Pop, Alt R&B, Electronica, Trip-hop, IDM, Soundscape, Avant-Garde, and UK Bass - all bound by her unmistakable voice and artistic vision.

She has collaborated with artists including Skepta, Tricky, Yello, Phaeleh, and the late Lee 'Scratch' Perry, earning over 100 million plays in China and recognition from The Guardian, FADER, NME, and FACT Mag.

FiFi’s spellbinding live performances have appeared on major stages from Montreux Jazz Festival to Kraftwerk Berlin, and she joined Yello for a seven-date arena tour. She also launched the Yi Jing 意境 Live Performance Series - an innovative blend of concerts, short films, and visual art.

Her ongoing 7-EP series Qi:7 explores personal transformation, cultural identity, and emotional healing through a uniquely avant-pop lens.

Alex Baranowski is a composer based in London, and a graduate of Paul McCartney’s LIPA.

He was nominated for a Tony award for The Cripple of Inishmaan on Broadway (working with Michael Grandage and Martin McDonagh); won a Music + Sound Award for his score to BAFTA nominated film McCullin; and his ballet adaption of 1984 for Northern Ballet recently won the prestigious South Bank Award for dance after a sold out run at Sadler’s Wells.

He is presently working on a number of film projects and completing his first album.

Join bloggers Kid Fury and Crissle for their weekly podcast covering hip-hop and pop culture's most trying stars. Throwing shade and spilling tea with a flippant and humorous attitude, no star is safe from Fury and Crissle unless their name is Beyoncé. (Or Blue Ivy.)

As transplants to New York City (Kid Fury from Miami and Crissle from Oklahoma City), The Read also serves as an on-air therapy session for two friends trying to adjust to life (and rats) in the big city.

The Read is part of the LoudSpeakers Network and is published every week on iTunes, iHeart Radio Talk, Soundcloud & Stitcher.  

Itchy footed, heart-on-sleeve troubadour Jacob de Berker brings influences from such artists as Bon Iver, Sufjan Stevens and Iron & Wine and combines them with a love of lyrical honesty, some intricate guitar playing on both guitar and banjo and a unique voice.

Originally from Bristol in the south west of England Jacob has ended up in Amsterdam, Holland, after spells in Brighton and London along the way. Initially studying song writing at British Institute of Modern Music (BIMM) home to the likes of artists such as James Bay, George Ezra and Tom Odell he was then led to a couple of years exploring the London music scene. However, after the release of his debut self recorded and self released EP in 2014 (recorded in the cabin of a boat in the heart of London) and playing countless festivals and shows around the country, including residencies at Edinburgh Fringe Festival and an appearance at Glastonbury Festival, he decided it was time for new challenges and in 2015 he moved to Amsterdam.

Currently exploring new directions to take his music whilst maintaining his deep love of open and authentic artistry there are plans for the release of an LP in early 2018 as well as collaborations with some up and coming members of the Amsterdam music scene.

Here's someone else's opinion:

http://musicgleaner.wordpress.com/2014/09/14/new-music-review-jacob-de-berker-self-titled/

Lumière’s style of music merges acoustic folk with a penchant for storytelling.
Her songs are stories, detailing how many times the heart can be broken and mended. Making each song her own story, she writes about others and herself, the lines blurred where each begins.
Singing about lost loves and broken hearts, you can’t help but find Lumière’s songs are about you too as she serenades you playing earnest words from an earnest heart.

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