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In this episode of RADAR, James Arlington is joined by Emanuela, an artist, singer-songwriter and session vocalist. The pair talked about the release of her latest single ‘Boy Like You’, moving to London to study music and bringing her ideas to life with her band.

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Man of many talents John Klaess joins to talk musical higher learning, primary research, career ending injuries, staying on the musical horse, and career switching while remembering where you came from. John’s book is Breaks in the Air: The Birth of Rap Radio in New York City. You can find some of the archival shows he used for the book on YouTube.

0m 51s Mixing up rapper eras. It’s an honest mistake that could happen to anyone.

1m 57s Pop music conferences are a thing that people go to. While there, they meticulously analyze pop music.

4m 13s Paths to doing music for life.

9m 4s Always reference Waylon Jennings if you want to make fast friends around these here parts.

9m 50s Encyclopedic knowledge and oneupmanship in musical academia.

17m 5s Changing relationships with music when you study it.

21m 24s Hyperbolic classic country skill worship.

25m 0s Genre hopping as you get better at your own genre.

29m 15s “Did rap influence radio or did radio influence rap?”

38m 30s Finding new music in modern times.

In this episode of RADAR, James is joined by Ian Ramage - the VP of Repertoire and Marketing at BMG. As well as talking about the Music Business degree that Ian teaches on at ICMP, they discussed earning revenue as an independent artist, the accessibility of the creative arts and how Ian got himself into the music business.

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In this episode of RADAR, James is joined by Mario D’Angela - a London born and raised session drummer, writer and producer. Mario discussed his journey into session work, his placement at PRS and working at Reading Festival over the summer.

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Mario D’Angela - https://linktr.ee/mariodangela

James Arlington - https://linktr.ee/jatmes

This is RADAR, the all-new music podcast showcasing the creative output at ICMP. In each episode, we’re joined by artists, students and industry professionals to take an in-depth look into their musical journey, as well as the projects that they’re passionate about.

Hosted by artist/producer James Arlington, the series is supported by questions submitted by students through social media, many of whom suggest guests and topics to be covered in future episodes.

In this episode, due for release on Weds 20th September 2023, James is joined by Mario D’Angela - a London born and raised session drummer, writer and producer. A student on our BA Music Business and Entrepreneurship course, discussed his journey into session work, his placement at PRS and working at Reading Festival over the summer.

RADAR - https://linktr.ee/icmpradar

Mario D’Angela - https://linktr.ee/mariodangela

James Arlington - https://linktr.ee/jatmes

In this episode, James is joined by Jaz Beeson - a London-based songwriter, artist and producer. A self-proclaimed internet addict, renowned people pleaser (and Yorkshire pudding enthusiast), Jaz discussed the release of her latest single ‘Peugeot 205’, as well as her new events company ‘Peachy’.

RADAR - https://linktr.ee/icmpradar

Jaz Beeson - https://linktr.ee/jazbeeson

James Arlington - https://linktr.ee/jatmes

This is RADAR, the all-new music podcast showcasing the creative output at ICMP. In each episode, we’re joined by artists, students and industry professionals to take an in-depth look into their musical journey, as well as the projects that they’re passionate about.

Hosted by artist/producer James Arlington, the series is supported by questions submitted by students through social media, many of whom suggest guests and topics to be covered in future episodes.

In this episode, due for release on Weds 16th August 2023, James is joined by Jaz Beeson - a London-based songwriter, artist and producer. A self-proclaimed internet addict, renowned people pleaser (and Yorkshire pudding enthusiast), Jaz discussed the release of her latest single ‘Peugeot 205’, as well as her new events company ‘Peachy’.

RADAR - https://linktr.ee/icmpradar

Jaz Beeson - https://linktr.ee/jazbeeson

James Arlington - https://linktr.ee/jatmes

William Marin Ashmont is a Boston born gypsy vibe master and sound spinner who dreams of a kinder, more interconnected world. Through his travels around the globe and experiencing psychadelics, he has lived in ways and places that question what it truly means to live an awakened life.

You can hear more of his sound stylings and musings at: https://10o8.com

In this episode, Alan Cross interviews Jordan Rudess; a classically trained keyboardist who is best known for his work with the progressive metal band Dream Theater. Jordan is widely regarded as one of the greatest keyboardists in the world and has won numerous awards for his musicianship. Jordan and Alan talk about music education, and how it can take many forms, ranging from informal learning on one's own to more structured and formal education through lessons, classes, or even attending a college or university. Jordan shares his opinions as a long-time student of music.

Grammy-winning guitar icon Peter Frampton joins us this week to discuss his start as a young musician alongside fellow school classmate David Bowie; the world famous rock stars -  Bill Wyman, Keith Moon, and Ray Davies -  who mentored him as a teenager; playing as a studio musician on George Harrison’s classic album All Things Must Pass; and of course all the stories behind Frampton Comes Alive, his legendary 1976 release that is still one of the best-selling live albums of all time.

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