Ivancast Podcast

Ukrainian singer, multi-instrumentalist, producer and composer Juli Zaporozhets calls in to talk about her musical project JULINOZA. The conversation covers a wide range of topics such as the influence of classical music and Jazz on her music style as well as the experience of being part of the casting show The Voice Ukraine and Eurovision Song Contest. We also have a lot of fun talking about bass guitars! Enjoy listening to the wonderful band JULINOZA from Odessa-Ukraine. 

The new single "Your Name" is out now. Check it out and follow her on socials @julinoza_music

Singer-songwriter specials on the podcast this week! The talented English artist James Sayer calls in to talk about his music and love for the piano, saxophone, RnB and Gospel music. I had such a great time talking with James! Check out his wonderful new single "What will be will be" also available on vinyl via Légère Recordings. 

Follow James on socials @jamessayermusic

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Note: I do not own the rights to the tracks played on the podcast (except for the intro track which is produced by myself with my phone). The artists invited to my podcast have exclusively given me permission to play their songs on the podcast.

Artist and Songwriter Keith Ward from New York calls in to talk about his powerful piano driven rock music style and more. Enjoy the podcast and subscribe for free anywhere you can listen to podcasts. Follow Keith Ward on socials @keithwardmusic

Note: I do not own the rights to the tracks played on the podcast (except for the intro track which is produced by myself with my phone). The artists invited to my podcast have exclusively given me permission to play their songs on the podcast.

[Episode in German] Fee Kürten is the visual artist, music writer, producer and performer behind the experimental Euro-American hardware post-pop project Tellavision based in Berlin, Germany. 

Check out her webpage for more information https://tellavisionmusic.com/ and follow her on socials @tellavisionmusik

Amsterdam based producer and multiinstrumentalist Nicola Mauskovic calls in to talk about his latest and most ambitious project The Mauskovic Dance Band. The Mauskovic Dance Band combines an explosive, raw mixture of different music genres such as cumbia, Afro-Caribbean rhythms, techno & space disco. Follow them and get their music on socials @mauskovicdanceband

Thanks for listening! 

Note: I do not own the rights to the tracks played on the podcast (except for the intro track which is produced by myself with my phone). The artists invited to my podcast have exclusively given me permission to play their songs on the podcast.

Episode #10 features an inspiring conversation with Gary Corben. Gary calls in and talks about his adventures of buying and selling rare Brazilian records in the early 90s in Rio and how he decided to record his first album "Gods in Brasil" after 25 years in Poland. Thank God he did it! Check out his beautiful music here: https://garycorben.com/ 

Thanks for listening and supporting my little independent podcast recorded in the Amazonian rainforest in Ecuador. 

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Note: I do not own the rights to the tracks played on the podcast. The artists invited to my podcast have exclusively given me permission to play their songs on the podcast.

Russian artist and producer Evgenii calls in to talk about his minimalistic, dystopian ambient project Digital Moss. He is part of the incredible Russian band "I am waiting for you last summer". This is a deep podcast where we talk about sci-fiction books (e.g. Stanislav’s “Return From The Stars”). (Russian) modular synthesizers, video animations, the way he produces his electronic sounds, and conceives music. Evgenii also shares some thoughts on his vision of the future of music among many other interesting topics. 

Follow Digital Moss on socials @digital_moss

Note: I do not own the rights to the tracks played on the podcast (except for the intro track which is produced by myself with my phone). The artists invited to my podcast have exclusively given me permission to play their songs on the podcast.

You are about to listen to a remote phone call recorded in studio quality! Lawton Browning, singer and guitarist of The wonderful band Woolen Men calls Ivan to talk about his musical influences and details about their latest album Human to Human. The conversation covers a wide variety of interesting and informative topics such as Portland's music scene, his adventures in Budapest, and Peru producing 8mm video projects and much more. The Woolen Men can be found on IG @thewoolenmen Go and get their music on Bandcamp and support your local artists! Enjoy the fidelity of the audio.

Note: I do not own the rights to the tracks played on the podcast. The artists invited to my podcast have exclusively given me permission to play their songs on the podcast.

This new Episode of Ivancast Podcast features an entertaining, casual chat with Marco Ninni, drummer of the international psych-rock band Swedish Death Candy based in London. Marco talks about the international background of the band, the music scene in London, the experience of having performed for Seattle’s KEXP radio among many other great stories. Check out their latest album Are you nervous? here: http://www.swedishdeathcandy.com/  Follow them on IG and  FB @swedishdeathcandy. Enjoy their unique fuzzy, psychedelic sound!

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Note: I do not own the rights to the tracks played on the podcast. The artists invited to my podcast have exclusively given me permission to play their songs on the podcast.

This episode of Ivancast Podcast features a special, meaningful conversation with George Porter Jr., bassist of the legendary, Grammy-Lifetime-Achievement-Award-winning Funk band "The Meters." George calls in and shares his memories and experiences of having played with the cult band The Meters during the 60s and 70s. We discuss the "funk formula." George also talks about the beginning of his career as a bass guitar player, the experience of having met Paul McCartney and touring with the Rolling Stones across Europe in the 70s, his philosophy of life as a musician and more. Thank you for listening and supporting the podcast. Subscribe to Ivancast Podcast on any podcasts app. 

Check out George's website: George Porter Jr. webpage

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Note: I do not own the rights to the tracks played on the podcasts. The artists invited to my podcast have exclusively given me permission to play their songs on the podcast.