Music – New podcasts
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What makes you a heretic? Journalist Andrew Gold believes that, in an age of group-think and tribes, we need heretics - those who use unconventional wisdom to speak out against their own groups, from cancelled comedians and radical feminists to cult defectors and vigilantes hunting deviants.
Learn from my guests how to rebel, think differently and resist social contagion. From Triggernometry's Francis Foster and the world's most cancelled man Graham Linehan to ex-Hasidic Jew Julia Haart and gender critical atheist Richard Dawkins. These are the people living with the weight of their own community's disappointment on their shoulders. -
Diynamic | Global Underground | Nebula Sounds | Manual Music | Anjunabeats | Ministry of Sound | Tactal Hots | Tarnished Tracks | Lowbit Records
Bookings and enquiries: [email protected]
With releases across a diverse range of record labels including Diynamic Music, Global Underground, Manual Music, Nebula Sounds, Anjunabeats and Ministry of Sound, FOTN's unique productions are becoming increasingly popular around the world.
His music has been featured on a multitude of radio shows including Pete Tong's Radio 1 Essential Selection, Nemone's BBC Radio 6 Show, Annie Mac's Big Weekend and the Radio 1 Essential Mix.
FOTN continues to receive support from some of the best artists across the electronic music scene including Solomun, Sasha, John Digweed, Pete Tong, gizA djs, Brina Knauss, Kolsch, BOg, Guy J, Nick Warren, Darin Epsilon, Jaap Ligthart, Dave Seaman, Dosem and many more. -
Talking all things Rap & Hip-Hop, from the UK to across the pond. The facts are black and white, but our opinions are somewhere in the middle. New episodes are available on the 10th and 25th of each month!
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This podcast for rappers
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Hey guys.. I'm Christy....and I'm here today to start a new podcast on music..it basically deals with what role music has played in my life and how I love music..
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A music game where we try to find the connections between a series of songs
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Welcome to Remidy Radio. Sounds of Afro-beats and Sounds of Hip-Hop in One. Bringing the best of both worlds.
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A podcast about music, lyrics, and life.
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As the product of a conservatoire, mental health was something that was barely discussed for fear of being seen as weak, incapable, vulnerable, unemployable - the list is endlessโฆ
I graduated nearly 13 years ago to the day and although conversations are much more open and honest and mental health is way more of a priority, we are still losing beautiful, talented and valuable people to varying mental health conditions.
We need to take action: itโs time to continue opening up those conversations.
I have a number of interviews lined up from incredibly talented people across the industry but Iโd love everyoneโs input and involvement, so please like, share on your stories and follow the page to take part.
Lets do our upmost to take care of this generation of musicians, whilst properly preparing the next.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Peel It Back... A podcast interview series hosted by Jack Wrenn where the aim is to shine a light on the some of the interesting cats that make up the underground dance music scene. Far from putting these people on a pedestal, as is the norm in this format, weโll be cutting through the BS and peeling back the layers that make up these individuals. Discussing everything from funny tour stories through to honest opinions through to mental health. These are conversations Iโve thoroughly enjoyed recording and ones I hope you enjoy tooโฆ welcome to Peel It Back.
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This Podcast is about Music more likely rap coming out and reviewing it to. Movie like trailers. And a whole bunch of other fun stuff on BLKOUT BROADCAST
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The Ripple creates a safe space for artists and music lovers to share stories that create the ripple in the sound waves that help make music. A podcast brought to you by MYX.
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What happens when you make a friend on the internet after bonding over your music taste? You start a podcast together 7 years later, of course. Follow Lauren and Austin as they discuss all things music, concerts, and more.
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A place for metal and dirty jokes.Links:https://linktr.ee/metalbrainfartpodcast Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/metal-brainfart/support
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After over 20 years on the airwaves of WTSR 91.3 FM in Trenton, NJ, Destiny's Bastard Children have now brought their long running weekly radio show to the podcast realm! Lots of new music curated for you each week, along with deep dives into artist catalogs, music news and discussion, and more!
Link to the ever-expanding DBC Song Exchange Playlist:
open.spotify.com/playlist/3xsemEPG1epSGSVdDDHWZE?si=ae4c87d7b1c34cf5
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Musicians and Music Connoisseurs, Steve 'the Energy' Adler, Dan 'Danimal' Mulhern, Chad 'cblime' Fergerstrom, and Rusty 'Bones' Cochran bring you the best podcast for all things Rock N' Roll and Heavy Metal over a fresh glass of spirits.
Every week listen to segments with Top 4 list, Artist Spotlights, Album Wars, Why weren't they Bigger, Rewind That, WASUP and recommendations to enhance your music mind.
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Just a couple of dudes talking about music.
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Narcissistic Music Disorder (NMD) is a bi-weekly podcast discussing/debating everything involving the world of music.
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Professional music advice from unprofessionals! Practical music industry advice for DIY artist who are trying to get their name out there! Three hosts who have a passion and love for the industry give you tips on how to get started as an artist.
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Andrew, Jake, and Derek are friends who have played in bands since their youth, coming up in the era of “emo” before it was a cool term, before it was even embraced by the bands now basking in its seeming revival. Now as young dads, they still write music and are always sharing music, new and old. This podcast will be their conversations on the “emo” scene of the ‘00s through to today, what it is to be in a band and craft music, and how fatherhood plays into it all.
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High School can be tough… Especially when you’re trying to launch an Emo band in Toledo, Ohio, in 2005. Meet Dallas, Cos, and Tyson. The three best friends make up the Emo band “Your Thoughts, My Memories.” They struggle to get through each day - fraught with emotions, sensitivity, flat ironed hair, black skinny jeans, and dreams of fame. Their daily routines consist of trying to gain MySpace followers, arguing about Emo bands, and avoiding the temptations of booze, sex, and drugs. After all “Straight Edge is the Great Edge.“ The jocks make fun of them; the popular kids won’t give them the time of day, and their original music offers them the only escape from the mundane Midwest mentalities that they are surrounded by. Oh, and they’ve made a “Celibacy and Sobriety Pact” until graduation.
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