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Happy New Year everyone!

Over the seasons, we've made a point to showcase what Talent Punk was all about - A statement full of human-ness, a delightful combination of fascinating guests, charming accents, festive vibes, emotional moments, beautiful tunes and vibes.
Touching the splendid and the superb has always been my quest and passion.

We're kicking of this new season by deepening it, by fully immersing ourself in the feeling of awe, the glorious, the resplendent, the transcendent with "Sublime Voices" , Mezzo Soprano/Music Producer -  Yana Mann & Singer Songwriter/Producer/Dancer -  Awir Leon.

"To experience sublime natural beauty is to confront the total inadequacy of language to describe what you see or hear. Words cannot convey the scale of a tone, a voice that is stunning it is felt" Thank you Eleanor Catton

In this episode listen to J MAN in conversation with Ustad Rais Khan and Sound Mani.

Ustad Rais Khan is a renowned professional percussionist and folk musician based out of Rajasthan, India. He has been playing music for over four decades and is known for his unique style and versatility in playing traditional Indian percussion instruments.
In this podcast, we explore the life and music of Ustad Rais Khan. We'll delve into his background and how he got started in music, as well as his experiences performing and collaborating with other musicians in India and around the world.
We'll also explore the various percussion instruments that Ustad Rais Khan plays, including the dholak, dhol, tabla, and more. We'll discuss his approach to playing each instrument and how he uses them to create unique sounds and rhythms.
Throughout the podcast, Ustad Rais Khan will share stories and insights from his years of experience as a professional musician. We'll also listen to some of his music and discuss the cultural and historical context behind each piece.
Whether you're a fan of traditional Indian folk music or just curious to learn more about the world of percussion, this podcast is sure to provide an engaging and informative look into the life and work of Ustad Rais Khan.

Sound Mani AKA Manikandan is a musician from Chennai, India, who is known for his unique ability to play over 80 different native instruments from various regions of the country. In this podcast, we delve into the life and music of Manikandan, exploring his journey as a musician and his passion for traditional Indian instruments.
We'll learn about the various instruments that Manikandan plays, including the veena, mridangam, kanjira, and many more. We'll also discuss the cultural and historical significance of each instrument and how they are used in traditional Indian music.
Throughout the podcast, Manikandan will share stories and insights from his years of experience as a professional musician. We'll discuss his creative process, his inspirations, and his approach to playing and experimenting with different instruments.
We'll also explore the larger context of Indian music and the role that traditional instruments play in preserving and passing down cultural heritage. Whether you're a fan of Indian music or just curious to learn more about the diverse array of instruments used in the genre, this podcast is sure to provide a fascinating and insightful look into the world of Manikandan and his many native instruments.

Host: JMAN 
Produced by: Spooler

In this episode listen to J MAN in conversation with Ustad Rais Khan and Sound Mani.

Ustad Rais Khan is a renowned professional percussionist and folk musician based out of Rajasthan, India. He has been playing music for over four decades and is known for his unique style and versatility in playing traditional Indian percussion instruments.
In this podcast, we explore the life and music of Ustad Rais Khan. We'll delve into his background and how he got started in music, as well as his experiences performing and collaborating with other musicians in India and around the world.
We'll also explore the various percussion instruments that Ustad Rais Khan plays, including the dholak, dhol, tabla, and more. We'll discuss his approach to playing each instrument and how he uses them to create unique sounds and rhythms.
Throughout the podcast, Ustad Rais Khan will share stories and insights from his years of experience as a professional musician. We'll also listen to some of his music and discuss the cultural and historical context behind each piece.
Whether you're a fan of traditional Indian folk music or just curious to learn more about the world of percussion, this podcast is sure to provide an engaging and informative look into the life and work of Ustad Rais Khan.

Sound Mani AKA Manikandan is a musician from Chennai, India, who is known for his unique ability to play over 80 different native instruments from various regions of the country. In this podcast, we delve into the life and music of Manikandan, exploring his journey as a musician and his passion for traditional Indian instruments.
We'll learn about the various instruments that Manikandan plays, including the veena, mridangam, kanjira, and many more. We'll also discuss the cultural and historical significance of each instrument and how they are used in traditional Indian music.
Throughout the podcast, Manikandan will share stories and insights from his years of experience as a professional musician. We'll discuss his creative process, his inspirations, and his approach to playing and experimenting with different instruments.
We'll also explore the larger context of Indian music and the role that traditional instruments play in preserving and passing down cultural heritage. Whether you're a fan of Indian music or just curious to learn more about the diverse array of instruments used in the genre, this podcast is sure to provide a fascinating and insightful look into the world of Manikandan and his many native instruments.

Host: JMAN 
Produced by: Spooler

In this episode listen to J MAN in conversation with Janapriyan Levine.

Janapriyan Levine is an accomplished musician, composer, and sound engineer who has made a significant impact on the global music scene. Janapriyan's unique sound blends Indian classical music with contemporary styles, creating a truly distinctive sound that has won him fans all over the world.
They talk about Janapriyan's early life, growing up in Chennai, India, and how his exposure to the local music and dance traditions influenced his musical style. They also discuss his move to the United States to pursue his passion for music, and how he was able to establish himself as a successful musician in a new country.
JMan and Janapriyan talk about his rise to fame, from his early performances in small venues to collaborating with some of the biggest names in the music industry. They also discuss his work as a sound engineer and music producer, which has earned him multiple awards and accolades.
By the end of the episode, listeners will have gained a deeper appreciation for Janapriyan's unique sound and his impact on the global music scene.

Host: JMAN 
Produced by: Spooler

In this episode listen to J MAN in conversation with Janapriyan Levine.

Janapriyan Levine is an accomplished musician, composer, and sound engineer who has made a significant impact on the global music scene. Janapriyan's unique sound blends Indian classical music with contemporary styles, creating a truly distinctive sound that has won him fans all over the world.
They talk about Janapriyan's early life, growing up in Chennai, India, and how his exposure to the local music and dance traditions influenced his musical style. They also discuss his move to the United States to pursue his passion for music, and how he was able to establish himself as a successful musician in a new country.
JMan and Janapriyan talk about his rise to fame, from his early performances in small venues to collaborating with some of the biggest names in the music industry. They also discuss his work as a sound engineer and music producer, which has earned him multiple awards and accolades.
By the end of the episode, listeners will have gained a deeper appreciation for Janapriyan's unique sound and his impact on the global music scene.

Host: JMAN 
Produced by: Spooler

Matt Novesky is the Owner of Orb Recording Studios in Austin Texas where artists from all over the world come to experience “ A place where inspiration flows, and coming back feels like coming home.” It’s a badass little slice of artistic heaven and walking into the lounge you can kinda feel the energy pouring out of the walls. Matt is also the lead man for the two man band Icarus Bell and plays with the band Blue October as the bassist. The list goes on and on and on… Matt is one busy dude! But he made time for Fort Worth Roots and myself and we cant thank our new homie Matt enough for spending time to do a quick recording . Matt thank you so much my friend and you and your artists are always welcome on Fort Worth Roots.

Matt Noveskey heard what I was using for the outro when we were wrapping things up. He asked if I would like to try sampling some of his art to use as the intro or outro. I didn’t hesitate to say “Hell yes!”. So what you heard me using in todays intro and then the music at the very end is from the song “Bones” by Icarus Bell. Matt Noveskey (lead vocals, bass, guitars) and drummer Alan Adams (drums and percussion). Their debut album is set to feature a number of surprise appearances by an all star cast of musicians such as Bumblefoot, Lukas Rossi and members of Noveskey’s full time band Blue October.

Icarus Bell youtube link for “Bones”  https://youtu.be/d9HLLrvsqi8

Icarus Bell web page: Home - Icarus Bell (icarusbellofficial.com)

Check Out ORB RECORDING STUDIOS website and see all the magic for yourself! : https://www.orbrecordingstudios.com

Keep up with Matt on Instagram @Mattnoveskey

I don’t think I’m allowed to have a favorite band anymore. I know too many talented people at this point to pin it down to just one. With that being said, I have really been burning up all the music from Blue October recently. Check out Blue October’s music on you’re favorite streaming service to see what I’m talkin about. Here is a link to the song that keeps getting stuck in my head. Enjoy!

Blue October: I Hope You’re Happy      https://youtu.be/FwZvuV79jeY

Intro music provided with permission to use by Matt Novesky. Matt is the front man for the band Icarus Bell (https://icarusbellofficial.com/) ,Owner of Orb Recording Studios in Austin Texas ( www.orbrecordingstudios.com ), and  is the bassist for the band Blue October out of Houston Texas (https://www.blueoctober.com/) 

The name of the song the intro was sampled from is: Bones by Icarus Bell. You can check Matt’s band out on your favorite streaming service like Amazon music or Spotify. The YouTube version of Bones can be found at this link ( https://youtu.be/d9HLLrvsqi8 )

A HUGE thank you to Matt Novesky for the privilege to share some of your newest art on Fort Worth Roots. I am sincerely looking forward to future creations made by you and the Orb Recording Studios family.

#icarusbellbones #icarusbell #mattnovesky #orbrecordingstudios 

Did I forget to include something? Let me know please! media@fortworthroots.com About the show! This Interview style podcast or variety interview podcast originates out of Fort Worth Texas. We've recorded episodes in the Fort Worth Stockyards, many homes and offices, we've traveled all over the DFW area, and now currently we have set up shop in Austin Texas at the foot of the Hill Country. Its always been the purpose of the show to be a true mobile podcast with a mobile podcast studio. While we grow the show and continue to make friends, we are in the process of what one of our guests calls "bridge building". Simply put, bridge building is the process of working on your dreams while maintaining your day job! Andrew Turner, the host of Fort Worth Roots, is no stranger to the perils of being in business for himself. His first business was a landscape design business that landed him a role on HGTV with Andy and Ashley Williams on the show " Flip or Flop Fort Worth. Andrew and his little company appeared on 6 episodes of the show. This was the first time he had been part of a production this size. Eventually the show was finished filming and two years later Andrew left the world of landscape design. With experience in a dozen or more industries Andrew finds it easy to connect with almost all of his guests. The show continues to evolve and change with each episode. Bringing more interesting content to every recording is the goal and maintaining a feel of authenticity is paramount. We hope you enjoy the show and, we would love to hear from you! This Texas Based Podcast grows best when people tell us what the enjoy or what they cannot stand. Let us know. Email us, media@fortworthroots.com . Do you think you would like to be a guest on a podcast? Send us an email and tell us why you would be the next rock star episode. So far this has been.... A medical podcast. A comedy podcast. A business podcast. A Fort Worth Texas Podcast. A music podcast. A entrepreneur podcast. An Author podcast. A movie review podcast. A hangout podcast. A mental health podcast. A current events podcast. Find all the Fort Worth Roots content at fortworthroots.com Fort Worth Roots on all social media platforms. Email us and tell us what you think. NO. Really!!! Talk to us. xoxo Media@fortworthroots.com It starts in the place where the west begins. Fort Worth Texas. This interview style variety podcast is centered around meeting interesting people and making new connections. So far, we have had authors, doctors, comedians, musicians, businesses owners, indie film makers and many more. Our journey has already taken us from Fort Worth to Austin. Many other places have been suggested for our next stop, but you'll have to keep checking in to see where we land next. Terlingua? Colorado Springs? Maybe Elon gets that colony on Mars up and running? Hey! Thanks for checking out Fort Worth Roots. I hope you enjoy the show. As always, I'm constantly looking for feedback. For questions, comments, or to tell us who you think should be our next podcast guest, email us at media@fortworthroots.com #fortworthroots#interview#interviewpodcast#podcast#fortworthtexas#fortworthpodcast#dfwpodcast#austinpodcast#atxpodcast#andrewturner#smallbusiness#uspodcast#unitedstatespodcast#altitudegrove#varietypodcast#allthingspodcast#happylife#life#perspective

Synth-obsessed Belgian brothers David and Stephen Dewaele, aka Soulwax, join us for our final episode of Season 3. As well as making music as Soulwax, their 2manydjs mashups and mixes have become legendary and last year their remix of Marie Davidson’s 'Work It'  was nominated for a Grammy. How will these collector-level super-hoarders of vintage synths fare with only six gear picks?

Find out in this episode which fantasy synth they forgot they owned and how they plan to subvert our rules with robots – and crime.

Season 3 is sponsored by EVO by Audient: https://evo.audio/ 

STUFF WE TALK ABOUT (SPOILERS!)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soulwax

https://www.musictech.net/features/interviews/soulwax-studio-ems-synthi-100/

https://www.apple.com/uk/shop/buy-mac/mac-pro/rack#

http://www.wunderaudio.com/consoles/

https://soniccircus.com/product/neve-bbc-console/

https://www.sunsetsound.com/

https://rakstudios.co.uk/

https://www.strongroom.com/

https://www.audioaficionado.org/showthread.php?t=27258

http://www.vintagesynth.com/roland/sys700.php

http://www.vintagesynth.com/sci/stk.php

https://burlaudio.com/products/b80-mothership

http://www.vintagesynth.com/sci/drumtrx.php

https://global.honda/innovation/robotics.html

Do you want to make passive income with your music? Do you want to grow your experience portfolio to get better gigs?

In this episode, we chat with Ben Turner. He's the founder and CEO of Cindertrack, a new online platform that allows session musicians, producers, and mix engineers to pay artists to work on their music!

"There's this problem with the music industry where nobody's making money and we want to fix that" - Ben Turner

We cover:

-Rule number one as an intern in the music industry (8:55)

-What did KISS use as fake blood in their tours? (9:20)

-What is it like to be a sound engineer for artists (10:09)

-Who is the person that artists on stage criticize often? (11:00)

-Should you know how to produce? (116:00)

-2 Hardest things for people trying to break into the music industry (18:29)

-What really matters in the music industry? (19:23)

-Beginning idea of Cindertrack (22:11)

-How does Cindertrack work? (23:18)

-How much money can you make? (25:53)

-Is Cindertrack safe? (29:18)

-Is there any cost to submit tracks? (44:08)

-What kind of artists will be on the site? (47:00)

-Explanation on the two sides of the music industry payout (1:05:18)

-How did Eddy V end up picking trumpet as his instrument in middle school...(1:15:36)

And many other fun & interesting topics!

Grab your pen and paper, and get ready to take some notes!

You don't want to miss this! Share with someone whom you think would benefit from this!

Ben's Contact:

www.cindertrack.com

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Hello and welcome back to the Musicpreneur Movement podcast!  

Where we learn from the best in the music industry as I ask the deep questions that no one dares to ask so that you can skyrocket your music career!

Go to @MusicpreneurMovement on Instagram or Facebook to stay connected!

We'd love to hear from you and see how we can best serve YOU to help you reach your music goals. So if you're ready to finally start making some real progress in your career, DM me "ready" and we can send you a road map of things that will help you get to that next level!

It'll help you gain clarity in where you are going and discover anything that may be holding you back from having a successful career!

You'll feel  motivated, reenergized, and have a clear strategy moving forward.

Thank you for joining us and we'll see you next week!

**Remember, you're only one step away from changing your life!

Dom Richmond of Eiger Studios catches up with Gordon Raphael to talk all things music production, working with The Strokes and the impact of making those records that defined a generation.

Gordon Raphael is a record producer and musician most widely known for his work with the band The Strokes. Gordon met the strokes while attending one of their very first shows at Luna Lounge in New York City. He went on to produce their debut EP The Modern Age, as well as their first two albums 'Is This It' and 'Room On Fire'. The EP and first album were recorded entirely in his own studio Transporterraum NYC with 'Is This It' later voted album of the decade by NME in the UK, and #2 best of the decade in the USA by Rolling Stone Magazine. He has also worked on projects with many other artists such as Ian Brown, Regina Spektor and most recently the band Hinds, whilst continuing to work on projects across the globe.

Dr. Candice Williams is an Anesthesiologist transitioning to Music Producer and performer. This is her second time to be interviewed on Right Brain Rounds, and she wanted to share the concept behind her most recent and amazing music collaboration!

More info on The Black Beauty Project:

The Black Beauty Project is a collaboration between Candice Williams, Jasmine Colbert and Nena Lockhart, three friends who planned to come together for the Tea & Verse Poetry Salon's show to honor black women in poetry and music, conceptualized by Jasmine Colbert. Their show was unfortunately cancelled due to COVID 19, and they remained inspired to make music together. In considering next steps, Candice contemplated the plight of Black people in America and wrote a song that speaks to their collective beauty and worth. Nena and Jasmine were integral to bringing that vision to reality with their vocal talents and writing skill. In light of recent events from Brianna Taylor to George Floyd and the refrain of Black Lives Matter, as Black women they are standing up to declare the beauty and dignity of Black people everywhere. 
 

In this episode of Against The Flow, I go all the way back to tell my origin story of how I was exposed to music, how I got into music production, and where I'm currently at in my music career/journey.

Ep 5 Podcast Timestamps:

1:43: First exposure to music.

3:35: Early influences in music.

4:26: First exposure to EDM (electronic dance music).

6:39: Influences in school path and career path.

8:32: Solid decision to pursue music.

9:40: Self teaching myself fundamentals of music production and DJing.

11:15: Shift focus from DJing to production.

12:00: Rebranding.

12:30: Exposure to the beat leasing business.

Follow me on my socials:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yenohsounds/
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/yenohsounds
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Tik Tok: @yenohmusic
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This week on 9XM SoundcastE, host Eva Bhatt is joined by Nikhita Gandhi - the multi-talented singer, lyricist, composer who has sung in multiple languages. Her Bollywood debut song was the sensational ‘Raabta’ featuring Deepika Padukone, and has lent her voice to some of the famous songs like ‘Qaafirana’ (Kedarnath), ‘Aao Kabhi Haveli Pe’ (Stree) & ‘Sanedo’ (Made in China).

She talks about her Bengali-Punjabi roots (‘Benjabi’), her journey from studying Dentistry in Chennai to singing for A.R. Rahman, to releasing her English singles. Nikhita also talks in detail about the importance of technicians like the Sound engineers, the usage of ‘Auto tune’ & plug-ins and her experience of working in the South Indian music industry v/s Bollywood.

It’s a joy to listen to her sing her Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Hindi and English songs, all in this episode of 9XM SoundcastE.

Write to the host - at eva.bhatt@9xmedia.in or Follow her on Instagram

@evabhattpodcast

Facebook: 9XM.in

Twitter: @9XMHaqse

Instagram: 9XMIndia

Music Label courtesy:

Sony Music – ‘Sanedo’, & ‘ Ladio’

T-Series – ‘Raabta’, ‘Aao Kabhi Haveli Pe’

Zee Music Company – ‘Qaafirana’

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This week on 9XMSoundcastE, host Eva Bhatt is joined by the versatile Bollywood singer - KK. He shares his knowledge & lessons from his 24 years of a musical career, how you can connect through music with your inner spirituality and how it’s important to grow and learn at every stage of your life. He also talks about his musical influences from Kishore Kumar to Yesudas to Billy Joel, his first school music performance, first job as a sales executive and chemistry with Pritam Chakraborty.

KK has lent his voice to some of the Bollywood blockbusters such as Tadap Tadap Ke’ (Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam), ‘Ajab Si’ (Om Shanti Om), ‘Aawarapan’ (Jism), ‘Zara Si’ (Jannat) and many more.

Music Label courtesy:

Sony Music - Yaaron (PAL) & ‘Chhod Aaye Hum’.

T-Series - ‘Tadap Tadap Ke’, ‘Ajab Si’ & ‘Zara Si’ Write to Eva at eva.bhatt@9xmedia.in or Follow her on Instagram (evabhattpodcast)

Facebook: 9XM.in

Twitter: @9XMHaqse

Instagram: 9XMIndia

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What exactly does a music producer or arranger do? How is it different from composing music?

This week on 9XMSoundcastE host Eva Bhatt is joined by award-winning music producer, composer, and singer- Clinton Cerejo. Clinton is the first contemporary Indian musician to be invited to conduct a residency and master class at Berklee School of Music, Boston. He is the man behind the phenomenal soundtracks & background scores of movies like ‘Kahaani’, ‘Kahaani 2’ & ‘Badla’ and the Music Producer for Director Vishal Bhardwaj’s classics like ‘7 Khoon Maaf’, ‘Kaminey’ & ‘Omkara’.

He also shares how he initiated the use of vocal arrangements in Bollywood, western harmony in an Indian music arrangement, and the technique of stacking vocals.

Tune into the episode to listen to the inspiring journey of Clinton Cerejo, from producing ad-jingles to arranging & designing soundtracks for Bollywood with some of the most prominent names in the industry, like Vishal-Shekhar, Pritam & A.R. Rahman, right from his recording studio - The Groove Room.

Write to us at eva.bhatt@9xmedia.in Facebook: 9XM.in Twitter: @9XMHaqse Instagram: 9XMIndia Host: Eva_bhatt_devlekar

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The hip-hop tale of Charles Hamilton is very well documented. In 2019, however he is scraping his way back into a rap scene that’s changed significantly since he first emerged. This week I sit down with him to find out where exactly is his place within it? From his upbringing in Cleveland, to shuffling around New York, we chat about his childhood, his survival instinct, his failures, triumphs, and new outlook on life. Of course, production and sampling is talked about heavy, as is the transition of him starting his own record label. The future is bright and if this conversation is any indication of good things ahead, Charles Hamilton is a rapper that’s easy to root for when it comes to making a comeback. Visit the website: https://www.bedroombeethovens.com/ Support the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/bedroombeethovens

Genre bouncing Producer/DJ from Chicago, IL, Slot-A has produced tracks for Jamila Woods, Skyzoo and many more. You can experience Slot’s range and timbre as we run the story of his upbringing, how he developed his keen business sense, and finding commercial success after he logged his 10,000 hours. Slot’s sound brings a dance-floor oriented, but soulful, unique vibe and I am excited to share his story with you.