Discussions with musical artists about their work and practice. Hosted by Mark Pascucci-Clifford and Robert Woods-LaDue.
Categories: Music
Tags: artistinterviews, interviews, music, musiccommentary, musiceducation, musicinterviews, MusicReview, musictheory
Ween is The Greatest Band in The World. This is the Greatest Podcast in The World about The Greatest Band in The World….Ween. We will introduce you to Ween in all their grandness and splendor. We shall take you on a tour of the entire Ween Catalogue…One album at a time…One song at a time…Until the end of time. Together we will listen to each and every Ween song. Together we will spread the good word of The Boognish. Buckle up Bitch. Step inside this spaceship and take a ride straight into the Abyss! Also, check out the Patreon Bonus version of the show at https://www.patreon.com/PodWeenSatan
Tags: avantgarde, Comedy, devo, floeddie, IndieRock, music, musiccommentary, phish, prog, punkrock, rock, rock'n'roll, trex, ween, zappa
The B.i.G (Black is Gold) Podcast is a show based on real world conversations that a lot of us in the black community may not want to have. And before you think this is a bashing black folks podcast, the hosts are two young black professionals breaking into new spaces and seeing new things. Mindsets like that don’t have conventional opinions, but if you gives us an episode of two, I’m pretty sure you’ll rock with us. Enjoy!https://linktr.ee/thebigpodcast
Categories: Music, Society & Culture
Tags: currentevents, hiphop, hiphopcommentary, music, musiccommentary, policebrutality, sociallyconscious, societyculture
It’s the music competition show that takes two terrible songs and makes the battle head to head for the title of Shitty Song of the Week. Any genre, any year, any band. No song will be left unscathed!
Categories: Music
Tags: Comedy, music, musiccommentary, MusicReview
Have you ever wondered why some songs are huge hits and others aren’t? How exactly does the music industry work and how hard is it to write a hit single these days? Join music producer Luke Jones as he tries to get his head around the complex world of the music industry and takes a deep dive into the challenges modern songwriters face. After 20 years working as a freelance music producer and 10 years as Head of Music for a publishing company, Luke discusses record labels, publishing companies, music rights as well as several of the key principles of songwriting, as he tries to answer the question, What makes a song, a hit?
Categories: Music
Tags: music, musiccommentary, musichistory, MusicIndustry, musicproduction, musictheory, Songwriter, songwriting
John Eliot Gardiner, Founder and Artistic Director of the Monteverdi Choir & Orchestras, presents eight podcasts that explore Monteverdi’s role at the centre of seismic shifts and tumultuous advances in all the arts and sciences during the early 1600s, spearheaded by his contemporaries – Galileo, Kepler, Bacon, Shakespeare, Caravaggio and Rubens. With the help of specially recorded musical illustrations and a handpicked team of experts, Gardiner guides listeners through an in-depth investigation into the development of the early-modern mind.
Categories: Music
Tags: #17thcentury, arthistory, Arts, baroquemusic, caravaggio, ClassicalMusic, galileo, johneliotgardiner, monteverdi, musicanalysis, musiccommentary, musichistory, opera, Shakespeare