In Lisa's segment: The financial aspects of indigenous music

Show me the money! Sources of grants and funding for indigenous  and indie artists in Canada.

In Laurie's segment: We never stop learning

Formal education (school) isn't always the place you learn the most. 

How social media has made me learn more than school itself. 

The beauty of throat singing.

In Dee's segment: The stories behind…

• Let’s talk about two Canadian indigenous groups
• Peruvian indigenous music and “El condor pasa”
• What theses groups teach us.

Extra:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5zb0WTSLsY

https://www.aptnnews.ca/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/Music-Impact-Study.pdf

https://cimamusic.ca/news/funding-deadlines

Alessia Priolo — Humble Mindset

http://www.sincop8ednoize.org/

https://soundcloud.com/user-948215785/soundcloud-preview-love-song/s-9857ycQ3IUi?in=user-948215785/sets/mother-and-daughter-throatsinging//s-n8bMlxjqg7Q

https://soundcloud.com/user-948215785/soundcloud-preview-little/s-B7ng9OKg0x6?in=user-948215785/sets/mother-and-daughter-throatsinging//s-n8bMlxjqg7Q

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V76psBrEypg

https://truenorthaid.ca/first-nations-charities-html/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAEmjW9J3_o

https://youtu.be/fl0HN_rvANs

daniel alomia robles - el condor pasa

(28) Los Incas ***El condor pasa 1963 VERSION ORIGINALE - YouTube

https://thehallucination.com/

https://snottynoserezkids.com/tour

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The interview:

• Artlover brand image (00:01:30)
• the beginning of rap (00:04:08)
• How her career started (00:04:35)
• Producing her own single (00:05:23)
• Travels and inspirations (00:07:20)
• Taking a risk and believing yourself (00:12:45)
• Is Artlover Kpoppy enough for Laurie? (00:19:28)
• Networking (00:22:01)
• Collaborations (00:24:56)
• Fans around the world (00:28:00)
• Pros and cons of social media as an artist (00:31:23)
• The artistic side outside of music (00:40:06)
• Experience gained through the years (00:42:54)

To follow ARTLOVER:

Korean Female Rapper ‘ARTLOVER’ Announces Debut EP “Queen Of Retro” Available Nov 16

“K-Pop prodigy” - Kpopmap “Rap driven Soul Pop gem dressed up in a retro suit” - Daily Kpopnews “‘ARTLOVER’ is blazing through with a fresh take” - Sweet Sweet KPop

Following the critically praised single “Want U Back”, South Korean rapper ‘ARTLOVER’ has announced the release of her debut EP “Queen Of Retro” and second single “Hakuna Matata”, available for streaming on November 16.

The EP offers an eclectic mix of hip hop, retro pop and soul packed into an 80’s outfit inspired by music from such icons as Madonna and Dolly Parton. The sound is the result of a collaboration between the singer and Swedish writer Max Billion (Mike Perry, Cazzette) who not only helped penn the four tracks but also co-produced them.

“‘Queen Of Retro’ is a story about love and loss with a hopeful twist. I really wish for people to be inspired by these songs.” says the singer.

Despite regular assignments for magazines such as ELLE and Vogue, ‘ARTLOVER’ made a bold decision to drop the mascara and trade a flourishing make-up career for something far more uncertain. She marked the transition into music with the release of her debut single “Want U Back” on March 2 earlier this year. The single was accompanied by a striking music video filmed in the Swedish countryside.

[Stream]

Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/5bmnoQe2K8CWD5scBNiHYW

iTunes https://music.apple.com/us/album/want-u-back-single/1346187830

[Social]

Facebook https://facebook.com/mynameisartlover

Instragram https://instagram.com/artlovermusic

Twitter https://twitter.com/artlovermusic

Blog https://mynameisartlover.blogspot.com/2018/07/editorial-16072018-artlover.html

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IIn Lisa's segment: Why do we buy?

Even for many die-hard music fans out there, buying music is a rarity. Yet our desires to own something tangible and/or create a connection with the music artist or band remain strong. Let's look at some of the interesting reasons behind why we buy and how some artists have gotten creative with producing ways that extend beyond their music

• The evolution of merch (00:02:00)
• Connection is the name of the game (00:04:22)
• Getting creative with the what and where of sales (00:12:15)

In Laurie's segment: KPop and their unique merchandise

We all know well the shirts, posters they sell at the merch table, but what I want to point out today is how the South Koreans have found a way to increase their physical album sales, the oceans of beautiful lightsticks we see during concerts and collaborative merch they've created!

• KPop albums (00:20:23)
• Lightsticks (00:24:45)
• Concerts and collaborative merch (00:30:30)

In Dee's segment: What makes up a good merch table

As an indie artist, you might now know what to invest or create first for your merch. What have been the best ideas in the past or what are great tips from artists? What do the fans think of merch sold in concerts? What can be a hit, what is not? We'll discuss all that.

• What makes up a good merch table (00:36:21)
• The most interesting merch sold in the past (00:38:45)
  • ToughNickel website
• The best ideas for a merch table  (00:44:20)
• Things that might not work  (00:48:26)

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In Lisa's segment: The universal language of music

1. Music is known as the universal language. Why are songs translated, and who does this translation? (00:01:23)
2. Translating songs can be challenging. We look at the business challenge of copyright and translation as an art form. (00:06:28)
3. In the digital age, lyrics are everywhere, and so are translation services. Does this expand our enjoyment of music? (00:19:55)

• Shakira - Eyes like Yours (Ojos asi)
• Shakira - Ojos Asi
• Nena - 99 Red Ballons

In Laurie's segment: There is not only Korean in Kpop

1. A lot of songs have other languages other than Korean (00:24:40)
2. More and more songs are all in English to reach an international  market (00:29:40)
3. More collaborations with other artists that speak other languages than Korean, such as Arabic! (00:30:42)

• (G)I-DLE - HWA (Chinese version)
• Got7 - Lullaby (Spanish version)
• Itzy - Mafia
• Bader AlShuaibi X AleXa - Is it On
• Saweeti - Best Friend ( feat. Doja Cat, Jamie & Chanmina)

In Dee's segment: We were immersed in other languages before we knew

1. We discuss some songs that weren’t originally in English, you will probably be surprised by #1! (00:37:08)
2. There has been a lot of collaborations in the past where singers sing in another language, did they succeed? (00-:42:56)
3. Pop Quiz! How many times do you think this song was translated? (00:47:49)

• t.A.T.u - Yo Soshla S Uma ( All the things she said)
• Frank Sinatra & Antonio Carlo Jobim - The Girl From Ipanema (Live)

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In Lisa's segment: Exports from Sweden’s music landscapes

1. Through the Generations: ABBA - Ace of Base - Aviciii
2. Max Martin: Legendary Songwriter behind the hits 
3. Swemix and Cheiron Studios 
4. We cannot close our ears 

• Max Martin Hits from the 90's to 2012
• Show  me love - Robin S.

In Laurie's segment: Kpop and electronic music

1. Electronic music influences in Kpop
2. Electronic music in South Korea
3. Collaboration with KPop artists and DJs 

• Going Dumb - Alessio and Stray Kids
• Dream of you - Chungha ft R3HaB

In Dee's segment: Let’s get to know Abian

1. Let’s get to know Abian 
2. Knowledge and use of technology 
3. Going with the flow
4. Creative process 
5. Conclusion

• Go with the Flow - Abian

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Today's episode was inspired by the protests in Colombia at the time of the recording.

In Lisa's segment: Both sides of a protest

1. Music artist or activist? J. Balvin / John Lennon examples
2. Songs as a declaration of war or peace
3. Dissection of the song " Genealogy of a revolution"
4. We cannot close our ears

• Give peace of chance by John Lennon & Yoko Ono
• Genealogy of a revolution by Hamed Sino and The Lazours

In Laurie's segment: Kpop as propaganda

1. The South Korean and North Korean tension
2. KPop used from North Korea as propaganda
3. How KPop changed the mentality of North Koreans
4. The presence of KPop bands in North Korea

• Bang Bang Bang by BigBang
• Red Flavour by Red Velvet

In Dee's segment: Protest songs through history

1. Fundamentals of a protest song
2. Stories behind protest music throughout history
3. What we can do individually to make a difference

• Latinoamerica by Calle 13
• Changes by Tupac

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1. Lisa’s Introduction 
2. Laurie’s introduction
3. Dee’s Introduction

Music Played in this episode:

• Gipsy Kings - A mi manera 
• Luba - Let it go
• Blackway & Black Caviar- What’s up danger
• Twice - I can’t stop me 
• BTS  - Fire 
• Jony & Emin - Камин (Kamin) 

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