Larry from The Workers Club podcast discusses the movie Frank with me.

Dear Tony

42 Silver Screen Sillies: Frank (2014)

"The road is incredible but has a lot of pitfalls." The fabric resident discusses striking the balance between DJing and production, the challenges of a life on tour and choosing to stick out.

Daniel Avery wasn't expecting to make it big. Born in the seaside town of Bournemouth, his early musical diet consisted of shoegaze, post-punk, electroclash and indie rock; he was a die hard fan in attendance at every local live show. But when he moved to London, he was introduced to dance music and became immersed in nightlife, meeting artists like Erol Alkan and Andrew Weatherall who were using the sounds of guitar bands with techno and electronic music for the dance floor. Soon Daniel was working out of a studio next to Weatherall's—who became his longtime mentor—and started warming up the dance floor at fabric on a regular basis. His debut album, Drone Logic, was released to critical acclaim in 2013, and has been followed by six more full-lengths and a number of EPs and singles since. 

In this episode of the RA Exchange, Avery reflects on the shock of being catapulted into the limelight after Drone Logic's unexpected success, and the ongoing struggle he's contended with as he's taken on a full-time touring schedule as a DJ. He also touches on his eclectic range of influences and how he's integrated them in his forthcoming album and newly revitalised fabric party series, Divided Love, which launches on March 2. Listen to the episode in full.

EX.701 Daniel Avery

"The Beatles blew my mind." The LA artist talks about her new album—Something in the Room She Moves—writing music while pregnant and how she works in the studio.

The LA-based composer and musician Julia Holter has garnered a reputation for releases that toe the hazy edge of shoegaze and dream pop, always skirting the contours of the electronic music world. 

On today's RA Exchange, she takes a deep dive into her sixth studio album, Something in the Room She Moves, with music editor Andrew Ryce. Holter talks about writing all but one of the songs while she was pregnant ("Evening Mood" even captures a sample of her child's ultrasound, recorded from her phone), which lends the album a warmth and tenderness unparalleled in any of her past releases. But it's also a somber record; her nephew died while she was recording it, an event that forced her to process the complexity and gravity of two conflicting, converging experiences while composing. 

For the technically inclined, Holter also discusses how she works in the studio and manages post-production. As the artist tells Ryce, she likes to play with resonant frequencies and processing that puts each of the sounds she records into the same sonic world on a record, using effects and composition tricks to give everything what she calls a "sensuous vibe." Something in the Room She Moves is out now on Domino Records. Listen to the episode in full.

EX.706 Julia Holter

In the wake of the police killing of Philando Castile, North Minneapolis native Geoffrey Lamar Wilson turned to music as an act of protest and remembrance. His songs — released under the band name Laamar – have found broad resonance throughout Minnesota. This is the story of one song — "Say My Name" — written to honor the memory of those killed at the hands of police. 

This story was produced for KFAI by James Napoli.

CONTENT WARNING: Police Violence, Brutality
This story contains audio of police using excessive force and brutality. There are descriptions of physical violence and assault by law enforcement officers. Listener discretion is advised.

Remember, Celebrate, and Sing: Laamar creates space for reflection and healing through music

usually i start a track with a vocal ideas.
not with drums. i have around 150+ vocal and melody ideas in my audio recorder.

Yoot Digme - Creative Ideas

Comedian Paul Farahvar (host of Singles Only) started a new podcast called Why Are You Awake? which continues where SINGLES ONLY Podcast left off, talking to comedians and creatives about their process, being up late, and of course, their dating lives.  

Go listen where you podcast and subscribe to the podcast or watch it on youtube at youtube.com/paulfcomedy and tell your friends.

Go watch Paul Farahvar's new special "Middle Western, Middle Eastern" on Helium Studios for free or download it where you get your comedy fix (iTunes, Spotify, Amazon)

Why Are You Awake Podcast teaser with Comedian Kevin Bozeman

An outtake single from live performance recordings from the summer of 2024.

Thrives In The Cold

Thrives In The Cold (Carl Arseneault cover)

Art to art radio is where we have a heart to heart about all things art! We (@art.to.art.world) are a creative platform dedicated to bridging the gap in the creative industry by providing a welcoming space for uplifting and accessible conversations around art. Each episode features an interview with a guest artist who welcomes us into their creative universe, guiding us through songs that encapsulate their artistic process. Listen on Monday 14th of September at 11am for our tenth episode and our season one finale! Art to Art has the joy of interviewing the excellent textile artist and community activist Chloé Rochefort! @rochefort_chloe - Also, join @art.to.art.world for their exhibition at Fleet Studios opening Wednesday 16th of October, find details in their caption!

ART TO ART 14/10/24 - [Voices Radio]

Dive into the powerful world of resilience and ambition with this rap track. This song captures the journey of overcoming obstacles and the relentless pursuit of greatness. With lyrics that embody motivation and a savage spirit, it resonates with anyone who has faced challenges and emerged stronger. The dynamic flow and impactful verses are designed to inspire listeners to stay true to themselves and push through adversity. Whether you're hustling to achieve your dreams or simply seeking a boost of confidence, this track will elevate your mindset and motivate you to keep grinding.

_No Backing Down_

In this episode of the Making Majik Podcast, I’m thrilled to welcome back Ross O’Lochlainn, the “Conversion Engineer,” to dive into a topic that’s sure to spark your creativity: Creative Motherf*kery. If you’re an entrepreneur, coach, or creator tired of cookie-cutter strategies and craving a way to stand out in the noisy online space, this conversation is for you.

Bradley and Ross have a lively conversation around their philosophies of merging art and business to create authentic, remarkable work that not only makes money but also feeds your soul. Together, we explore how to infuse your unique perspective and life experiences into everything you create—whether you’re writing, coaching, or building your brand.

We also dive into the role of AI as a sparring partner in the creative process, the power of the shitty first draft, and why tapping into your own frequency is your greatest superpower.

By the end of this episode, you’ll walk away with fresh ideas, inspiration, and practical tips for embracing your “creative motherf*kery” to build a business that is both wildly profitable and authentically you.

Get on Ross' email list at https://ConversionEngineering.co 

Join the Majik Mind Coaching Community at https://majikmedia.com/majik-mind

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Hire me fore coaching at https://majikmedia.com/coaching

Join me in paradise for a Coaching Retreat at https://majikmedia.com/retreat or for a GSD Work Retreat at https://MajikMedia.com/GSD2025

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The Tao of Creative Mother F*kery [Ross O'Lochlainn]

This is an audio version resumee oy my blog post titled "Exploring The Creative Process in Art: All you need to know to unlock your artistic creativity & get unstuck (Part I): A unique approach to the art-making process: insider knowledge, original ideas, and useful tips to unlock your creativity in visual arts, overcome artist block, and find inspiration for your next artworks.

The Creative Process in Art (Part 1)

This is the first episode of a new series exploring the creative process in art with Lynn Schwarz, American artist based in France, and Bianca Vinther, creator of The ⁠Pointless Artist Blog ⁠and ⁠The Pointless Artist Podcast⁠.

In this episode and in ⁠the first blog post of the series called „The Creative Process in Art: All you need to know“⁠, we answer the following 5 most frequently asked questions:

1. What is the creative process in art and what is the key to the process?
2. How can the art-making process feel successful and rewarding though challenging and, perhaps, hard at times?
3. Creative processes are individual actions. Although every creative process is unique and different, they all seem to have something in common. What is that?
4. What does it mean to be a process-driven artist: does it mean to not have any idea or outcome in mind at all?
5. Does a creative process have a beginning and an end?

Stay tuned, and hit ⁠subscribe⁠ if you enjoyed this podcast episode. You can ⁠drop an e-mail⁠ or pm Bianca Vinther on Instagram: ⁠@the_pointless_artist⁠. I'd love to hear from you!

Exploring The Creative Process in Art: All you need to know (Part I)

🎄🎙️ Low Meins Asylum Christmas Special 🎙️🎄

In this festive episode, we sat down with two incredibly talented guests, Pablo, aka The Don (IG: @theflondon), and Panda the producer (IG: @based_panda), for a deep dive into their love for music and the creative journeys that shaped them. Neeko (IG: @dj_nic_nation) and I asked them everything from how they got started in the music scene, their inspirations, and pivotal moments in their careers, all the way to a discussion about the current political state of El Salvador.

As the holiday season unfolds, we explored the connections between art, passion, and culture, while sharing a few laughs and spreading some Christmas cheer. 🎅🎶 Whether you're a music lover or politically inclined, this episode has something for everyone!

So, grab your hot cocoa, cozy up, and enjoy this special Christmas-themed conversation! 🎁

Jingles, Beats, and Politics

Alicerçado nas práticas performativas artísticas contemporâneas, o Call Fala-Barato, da Arte total, tem um formato de conversa digital com artistas. Estas ações de promoção, proximidade e acessibilidade procuram criar espaços privilegiados de trabalho interdisciplinar para a partilha, reflexão e diálogo, bem como de contestação e tensão, que permitem desconstruir as fronteiras das performances tradicionais e criar novos paradigmas compreensivos das práticas e discursos emergentes no mundo atual. Tem como premissa conhecer o passado para ajudar a construir um presente verdadeiramente contemporâneo, em contextos geográficos com muito pouca oferta cultural de arte contemporânea.
(Nota: Este audio foi gravado durante uma conversa online.)

Call Fala-Barato | Miguel Bonneville

In this episode, I chat with graphic designer Alastair Walker. After spending 13 years building his career in Manchester, rising through the ranks to creative director, Alastair took a step back to reassess. A four-month break in Vienna gave him the space to reflect and a desire for change eventually led him north to Dundee.

We explore the relationship between software skills and creative thinking, the importance of building long-term trust with clients and whether designers should be managing projects or focusing on the work itself. Alastair shares how joining Creative Dundee’s Amps programme helped him build early connections and why he believes Dundee has the potential to nurture and celebrate small-scale creativity.

We also get into the shifts between freelancing and full-time roles, and the bigger picture of what design means in and for Dundee. It’s a thoughtful and honest look at a creative career that’s evolved through curiosity, intention, and a desire to make meaningful work.

https://www.alastairwalker.me/

https://www.underconsideration.com/brandnew/archives/series/the_follow_up

Alastair Walker - 'Why not Dundee?'

hosted by wilson (the workers club podcast) this is…what it is.  thank you for listening.  deartonypod@gmail.com

MinneCulture is KFAI’s award-winning audio storytelling program. We produce audio documentaries exploring Minnesota’s art, culture, and history — stories about musical sensations, small town heroes, cultural icons, local lore, and everything in between.

🎶 Rhythm Nation 🎶
🔥 The master of hip-hop beats!
🎤 I fuse energy, passion, and originality in my music.
🌍 Here to contribute to the global hip-hop scene and captivate my listeners!
💥 Ready to explore the depths of my beats?
🎧 Listen, feel, share, and join the movement!

Arte Total é uma estrutura de criação, produção e mediação de públicos, criada em 1992, dedicada às práticas artísticas contemporâneas. Os três domínios: criação, programação e acções de mediação de públicos complementam-se e articulam-se entre si, contribuindo com as suas especificidades de conteúdos e tecnologia para um projecto total que carrega uma poética feminista, alinhando-se com uma postura ética, estética e política de resistência e criação de outras possíveis figurações para o corpo e para a sua subjectividade.

We help purpose-driven creators and online educators produce highly engaging media & build thriving online communities that educate audiences, transform lives & turn messages into movements. The Making Majik Podcast will support you to free your Majik and bring your best work forth to the digital world. Join our membership and get access to coaching, masterminds, all our premium courses & a community of creators like you at https://majikmedia.com

A podcast of conversations with brilliant creatives connected to Dundee, exploring their journeys, thoughts and opinions. Hosted by Ryan McLeod.

The weekly RA Exchange is a series of conversations with artists, labels and promoters shaping the electronic music landscape.

Your Favourite DJ's Mom's Favourite Station.

Broadcasting live from Coal Drops Yard, London Tues-Sun 11-11

🌈 Go meatless. Pick mass transit. Share resources. Avoid planes. Buy less = Reuse, swap, repair. Reduce carbon footprint (not only yours). For the start. 
-> https://medium.com/@manat.earth.ishuman/do-you-know-everything-about-scotlands-97-renewables-45051773a9b1

🌳And now about music:

Yoot Digme (formerly known as Cute) is Latvian deejay and promoter dedicating his spare time (outside of engineering job) to music and scene strengthening for 24 years officially.
This guy was responsible for bringing such acts to Riga, Latvia as: 813, Complexion, Mosca, Anushka (Brownswood), Nuage and Lokiboi.
Having played in some years 50+ gigs per year, guy got really tired of this (you know all those stories of exhausted touring artists).
Nowadays Yoot Digme runs 2manypromoters, composes mixtapes and playlists for broader audience, learns to play piano and produces Future Beats when there’s a right moment for it.

I also started to run the SoulJedi show with one of the best, or simply the best Latvian selectors. Watchable on YouTube.

🔥Check Future Beats playlist 'eleflow' here:
-> https://www.youtube.com/@yoot-digme/playlists

⚡️⚡️ I continue to Follow artists here, since I've reached 2000 limit
-> https://soundcloud.com/2manypromoters/following

☮️☮️ Watch SoulJedi vinyl selectors show for Soul/Jazz/Electronica/Etc:
-> https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ1hB5hocr3c7usi9SKSLENm5XnFYj8Ui

The dopest podcast on this side of the milky way!

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