Category: pimpod
Quiet Space — #27 — Nightdreaming
Seamus O’Muineachain is an ambient composer and sound designer from the West of Ireland. His 2nd album Cloves, displays his gentle touch and ability to offer relaxing sounds using piano, keyboards and loops.
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1/2/3/4 — #28 — Music For The Age Of Miracles
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1/2/3/4 — WOMADelaide 2018 reveal first lineup
WOMADelaide have just announced the first 18 groups for their lineup for 2018. It’s an impressive and exciting lineup and on this special edition of 1234, I’ll play tracks from some of the artists I’m looking forward to seeing in action. Featuring Kamasi Washington, Noura Mint Seymali, Bixiga 70 and Havana Meets Kingston.
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1/2/3/4 — #27— John Statz and The Fire Sermon
Our guest is John Statz, chatting about his recent album, The Fire Sermon, a fine collection of Americana tunes. As well, new releases from Jazz Party, Peter Fij & Terry Bickers and Corey Theatre.
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Quiet Space — #26 — Silencer
Dreamy ambience for star-gazing. Featuring James Murray, Piano Interrupted and Cheer.
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1/2/3/4 — #26— Remembering the Screaming Eagle of Soul
Featuring new releases from Destroyer, Willie Watson and Brooke Russell and the Mean Reds. While I was at the Waverock Weekender festival in Hyden, WA – the news came through that the Screamijng Eagle of Soul, Charles Bradley had passed away. I speak with Paul Sloan who runs the festival, he shares his memories of a generous performer who he brought to Wave Rock o.n his debut Australian tour. Plus we hear from a group who had a deep respect and love of Charles Bradley – The Teskey Brothers.
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Quiet Space — #25 — Certainty of Summer
We start with the latest from Fourplay String Quartet’s Peter Hollo in his Raven guise. Peter weaves captivating sounds, armed with a cello, piano, laptop and Line 6 DL-4 loop pedal. The result – ‘the night is dark, the night is silent, the night is bright, the night is loud’, draws on styles as diverse as neo-classical, ambient, drone, noise, breakbeat and post-rock. As well, a preview of the excellent new release from Slow Meadow and a gorgeous long form drone from Kyle Landstra.
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1/2/3/4 — #25— Rich Davies and The Low Road
Rich Davies and The Low Road join us for a session and a chat about their excellent album Ghosts. As well, new music from Even As We Speak, Ross McHenry and The Wikimen.
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1/2/3/4 — #24 — Heliocentrics, Bombay Royale and Jack Cooper
The Heliocentrics are a group for which genres are meaningless and boundaries invisible. They’ve released a string of records that float through jazz, hip-hop, psych, krautrock, and musique concrete. Their latest release on Soundway features improvised vocals from Slovakian singer Barbora Patkova. Beautiful and mystical! As well, Bollywood bliss from Bombay Royale, gentle folk pop from Jack Cooper and the great new single from Josh Johnstone.
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Quiet Space — #24 — Melting Shadows
Featuring an excerpt of UK artist Monty Adkins latest work, Shadows and Reflections, which induces a sense of mediation, contemplation and reflection.
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Quiet Space — #23 — Soaring Yellow
Featuring dreamy sounds from Mist, Caged Soprano and Kauan.
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1/2/3/4 — #23 — Looking Through the Glass
Introducing to you the wonderful debut album from Sam Genualdi. He’s a composer, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and artist from Evanston, Illinois. As a 2017 Watson Fellow he commnced traveling the globe studying music for one year from August 2017. Keep an eye out for him. As well, excellent new releases from Jep & Dep, Courtney Marie Andrews and David Rawlings.
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