Serious Musicians with Frank Foucault

Serious Musicians with Frank Foucault

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Serious Musicians with Frank Foucault episodes

  • Rosie Harris: Chameleon
    People pleasing, millennial Dolly Parton. Chameleon is equal parts hilarious and sincere. Special song with special guest Rosie Harris. Reaction (and potential future cover) from songwriter and producer Garrett Nash.

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    43 min
  • Jordan Brookes: Pushing Back the Deadline
    Equal parts melancholic and christmassy. Tis the season to be seasonally depressed. Edinburgh Comedy Award winner Jordan Brookes writes 'Pushing Back the Deadline'. A song about feeling sad at a time most people feel jolly. Reaction from songwriter Jake Roche.

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    35 min
  • Andy Field: I've Got Riffs
    Riffs. Big riffs. Classic, face melt, dad rock, devil horns. That's what you can expect with Andy Field's "I've Got Riffs". And pretty much nothing else. Compensatory riffs. Lovely reaction from the songwriter and producer Garrett Nash.

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    32 min
  • Siblings: London Dungeons
    "The Perfect Pop Song"? Sing along chorus. Catchy verse. Key change. 3 minutes and 33 seconds. The sketch duo Siblings knock it out the park. Oh yeah and it's about the popular histrorical, immersive tourist attraction the London Dungeons. Writer, producer Steffan Abbingdon gives his reaction.

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    39 min
  • Ed Night: Norman Mailer Must Die

    A contemporary Leonard Cohen figure gets sent a YouTube video in lockdown what happens next may surprise you. Ed Night is a voice of a generation. Privilege to work with him on this song 'Norman Mailer Must Die'. Guitarist, musician and comedian Robin Allender gives his response.


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    33 min
  • Hannah Platt: Why are you Here?
    Post-Punk. Doom Pop. Self hatred. "Why are you Here?" Hannah Platt's song has turned out sick. Listen to the process of putting together the track and at the end a reaction from Jonny aka Itch from the King Blues. If this doesn't make you wanna tear your clothes and start smoking cigarettes, I don't know what will.

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    35 min
  • Jen Ives: Let Me be Your Nan (RE-UPLOAD)
    Re-upload cos there was an issue with the original. Jen Ives. Let Me be Your Nan. Really special one. Haunting, funny, ambient, piano based, electronic. Reaction from Jake Roche from Rixton and Push Baby.

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    34 min
  • Jen Ives: Let Me be Your Nan
    Jen Ives. Let Me be Your Nan. Really special one. Haunting, funny, ambient, piano based, electronic. Reaction from Jake Roche from Rixton and Push Baby.

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    34 min
  • Sunil Patel: Ringtone
    Sunil Patel. Ringtone. Mid naughties. Rap. Really fun song about how you shouldn't read into lyrics and just go with the vibe. Johnny Fox aka Itch from the King Blues gave his reaction and feedback. Another episode. Another serious musician. Another banger.

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    30 min
  • Ed Easton: Don't Listen
    Here we go. Second episode. Ed Easton. Punk song about how embarrassing it is to write a song. Love this one. Hope you like it too xxx

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    45 min

About Serious Musicians with Frank Foucault

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Each episode I turn stand up comedians (Helen Bauer, Jordan Brookes, Sunil Patel, Jen Ives and so many more) into serious musicians. You'll hear us write and produce a song together from scratch.…