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  • Hosted by Evan Toth, The Vinyl District: Radar features exclusive interviews with creators.
    © 2024 The Vinyl District's Radar with Evan Toth
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  • Suzanne Jamieson and Her New Album, "Love Is..."

    Suzanne Jamieson and Her New Album, "Love Is..."
    Jul 28 2024
    The Beatles confidently proclaimed that “Love is all you need” during the summer of - well, you know - love (1967). And while no one can argue with the fabs’ proclamation, the 21st century finds human beings on a search to define exactly what love is and how it can mean so many different things to just as many people. We each have our own love language, but just like everything else on planet Earth, it’s our individual perceptions of those feelings that sometimes cause our miscommunications.

    Enter     Suzanne Jamieson who has released a string of albums that aren’t exactly children’s music, they’re more like bundles of concepts and catchy music appropriate for the whole family. Her newest album is titled Love Is... and explores varied paradigms of love, providing context for each exploration backed with a purely pop production provided by co-producer and co-writer - and three time Grammy nominee - Jason Rabinowitz who himself has been recognized for his work with his children’s group, The Pop Ups.

    So, hang out with Suzanne and I as we discuss her new album, performing for a diverse audience and a few special friends that she and I have in common. We can all agree that love is all we need, but let’s take a moment with Suzanne to explore exactly what love is.
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    30 m
  • Corey duBrowa and His New Book, "An Ideal For Living - A Celebration of the E.P."

    Corey duBrowa and His New Book, "An Ideal For Living - A Celebration of the E.P."
    Jul 21 2024
    There has been tremendous growth in the topic of vinyl records and record collecting over the last decade or so. There are podcasts (like this one), articles, and video channels dedicated to folks who blab about their treasured collections, and then there are those who shout from the rooftops about new releases the minute the news gets out. But what about holding a face-to-face conversation with another person about our beloved discs? When was the last time you looked someone directly in the eye and engaged in some good old analog repartee?

    If you’re going to chit chat with an individual about this topic, then Corey duBrowa should be at the top of your list. After years of writing about music for publications like     Rolling Stone, and GQ, he no doubt commands a strong understanding of the subject matter. That’s not to mention the other exciting side of his career: a world of global corporate communications for many brands and companies that would be familiar to you. Like all good communicators, he has focused his interest on a brand new book that he’s written exploring the format of the EP. It’s titled, An Ideal for Living: A Celebration of the E.P. – Extended Play (Hozac Books) and it contains a history of the unique format coupled with reflections about noteworthy EP releases through the ages from his many friends and colleagues.

    While our conversation via video featured me holding up many of the albums we’re discussing, you - dear listener - are relegated to using your imagination to fill in some of the blanks. I’m confident you’ll catch on. The discussion you’re about to hear is quick-witted, exciting, and chock full of absorbing details and anecdotes. This talk with Corey was a delight and I’m certain that you’ll have as much fun as I did by just listening.

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    57 m
  • Maya Vik and Her Latest Album, "Hustlebot"

    Maya Vik and Her Latest Album, "Hustlebot"
    Jul 13 2024
    It’s not everyday that one gets to speak with “The Most Beautiful Woman in Norway” - according to Elle Norway - but that’s just a bi-product of the fact that this episode’s guest is a multifaceted personality who has made successful inroads in the music, fashion, and modeling industries.

    Maya Vik is a Norwegian bassist, songwriter and singer who - in addition to her previously mentioned skillset - is also infatuated with a sound that’s very near and dear to my nostalgic heartstrings: the late 80s and early 90s. Her newest release, Hustlebot leans strongly on the FM offerings of those years and achieves a compelling simulacrum of a time when youngsters clad in Guess jeans roamed America’s sprawling shopping malls.Maya - of course - infuses her own Nordic spin into the sound.

    So, join us and find out more about how she juggles her many talents, the path that led her to the bass guitar, how she connected with the excellent producer, Initial Talk, and what her next plans are. Given Maya’s history so far, there’s no telling what surprises are in store.
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    27 m
Arte Entretenimiento y Artes Escénicas Música Empresas y Profesiones Política y Gobierno
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