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    emily king

    Explore " emily king" with insightful episodes like "Real Talk with Women in the Music Industry (Part 1) featuring Emily King, Kim Kalesti, and Maggie Haley", "Favorite Albums from 2010 to 2020", "Braxton Cook on Emily King's "Seven" (2011)" and "Devin Tracy Wants Fame & Also Recycles // TSP035" from podcasts like ""She Rocked It", "The List: A Right Fiction Podcast", "Heat Rocks" and "Thousand Story Podcast"" and more!

    Episodes (4)

    Real Talk with Women in the Music Industry (Part 1) featuring Emily King, Kim Kalesti, and Maggie Haley

    Real Talk with Women in the Music Industry (Part 1) featuring Emily King, Kim Kalesti, and Maggie Haley

    Welcome to the third season of the She Rocked It podcast, and our first-ever interview with three generations of rockstar women from the same family! In this intimate and inspiring conversation (recorded in January 2023 at The Bridge recording studio in Brooklyn, New York), you’ll hear #realtalk about being a woman in the music industry and pursuing a creative, courageous life – straight from powerhouse mother-daughter duo Kim Kalesti and Emily King (plus a special appearance from the family’s 88-year-old matriarch, Maggie Haley). 

    KIM KALESTI is a modern-day renaissance woman who exemplifies the creative life as a singer, songwriter, recording artist, pianist, and painter. After 15 years as an in-demand jazz chanteuse–performing and recording alongside many of New York City’s jazz masters–she went on to release several piano/vocal albums of her poignant original songs. Both her daughter Emily King and son AC Lincoln have followed in her footsteps to become performing artists.  

    EMILY KING  has released several critically acclaimed albums and received Grammy nominations for Best R&B Song and Best R&B Performance. She has toured with the likes of Alicia Keys, Chaka Khan, Erykah Badu, and Sara Bareilles. After dropping out of high school to pursue music, she was discovered by Clive Davis, who signed her to his J Records label at the age of 21. Now signed to ATO Records, she plans to release her latest album Special Occasion in May 2023. 

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    Special thanks to Mona Kayhan and team from The Bridge recording studio including Urosh Jovanovich and Brianna Cofield. https://www.bridgerecordingstudio.com/

    Thanks to Fifth Hammer Brewing for supplying libations at our recording session. https://www.fifthhammerbrewing.com/
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    EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:

    [00:00] Meet mother-daughter creative powerhouses Kim Kalesti and Emily King

    [04:08] What gave Kim the courage to forge an artistic path?

    [09:24  How Emily knew she wanted to drop out of high school to pursue music, and how her mom Kim reacted

    [15:37] How Emily learned not to compromise her own creative vision

    [21:00] How Kim cultivated her musical style over many years working with numerous collaborators (including George Clinton!)

    [26:09] Emily and Kim reveal their creative processes

    [33:21] Grandma Maggie Haley enters the chat

    [40:41] Maggie, Kim, and Emily each share their ONE TIP TO ROCK IT

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    LINKS FROM THIS EPISODE:

    Emily King website: https://www.emilykingmusic.com/

    Emily King’s song Distance: https://youtu.be/4DbeYbcZAJE

    Emily King’s song This Year: https://youtu.be/xiDnuRylHMU

    Emily King shares an early version of This Year on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cm1dqzKMZFq/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D

    Kim Kalesti paintings: https://kimkalesti.wixsite.com/kimistry

    Kim Kalesti bandcamp: https://

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    Favorite Albums from 2010 to 2020

    Favorite Albums from 2010 to 2020
    The 10’s? The Teens? …. I’m not sure what the last decade is called, but I know there was some pretty good music happening. We got the massive albums 21 and 25 from Adele, Kendrick Lamar blew up with Good Kid, M.A.A.D City, To Pimp a Butterfly, and DAMN. and the usual suspects of Beyonce, Lada Gaga, Taylor Swift, and Drake also released huge albums. Those artists and their albums received lots of attention over the past decade, but for weirdos like us those artists didn’t quite hit the sweet spot. Our favorite albums of the past decade can be found, in most instances, off the beaten path by well established artists leaving their final legacies and also by artists who have yet to achieve the massive fame that they so deserve. That is why we are so excited for today’s show where we’ll discuss our favorite albums of the last decade and hopefully shine a light on some of the albums that we feel just absolutely need to be heard. So, hangout with us for a bit and see if our list matches yours. Check out the accompanying Spotify playlist here - https://spoti.fi/3e9gGAP www.therightficion.com Some artists we mention today include: Emily King David Byrne & St. Vincent Alabama Shakes Kanye West

    Braxton Cook on Emily King's "Seven" (2011)

    Braxton Cook on Emily King's "Seven" (2011)

    You'd think being dropped from a major label would hurt your career, but in Emily King's case, it helped fuel her success. In 2008, she left a major label, J Records, and began working on an independent record. With the help of producer/composer Jeremy Most, she created "Seven" a seven-track EP filled with soulful ballads and heartfelt lyricism. 

    Singer/saxophonist Braxton Cook joins Morgan to discuss this album, Emily King's powerful voice, watching her perform live (remember live shows?), and the subtle but important decisions she makes throughout the record.

     

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    Show Tracklisting (all songs from Seven unless otherwise indicated):

    • Ever After
    • Braxton Cook: FJYD
    • No More Room
    • Emily King: Walk In My Shoes
    • Georgia
    • Christian Scott: Georgia (Live)
    • Emily King: Georgia (Live)
    • Every Part
    • Down
    • Emily King & Nick Hakim: Down (Live)
    • Down
    • Radio
    • Braxton Cook: Never Thought
    • Sides
    • Georgia
    • Every Part
    • No More Room
    • Down
    • Emily King: Look At Me Now
    • Nick Hakim: Cuffed
    • Brittany Howard: Georgia

    Here is the Spotify playlist of as many songs as we can find on there.
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    Devin Tracy Wants Fame & Also Recycles // TSP035

    Devin Tracy Wants Fame & Also Recycles // TSP035
    This week, Devin Tracy stops by before work to tell us about his lofty aspirations and creation methods! Fun fact: Naji played bass on one of his songs, in case you didn’t know. That Naji played bass, that is. On his song. Devin’s. Timestamps: Tea and Wegmans (1:20) Devin Tracy (5:37) Florida to NY (14:47) Building Connections (19:49) The Bassist on TakeMee (25:23) Small World (33:16) Follow Devin: https://instagram.com/devintracy https://twitter.com/devintracy https://devintracy.com https://devintracy.tumblr.com Follow Thousand Story: https://instagram.com/thousandstory_ https://twitter.com/thousandstory_ Follow Naji https://instagram.com/mrnajiboy https://twitter.com/mrnajiboy Follow Luis https://instgram.com/elpontillo https://twitter.com/elpontillo Cover Photo: https://instagram.com/mehdi_frantz
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