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Der Podcast für die Musikbusiness-Karriere. Ihr lernt die Leute hinter euren Lieblings-Songs kennen. In Interviews geben Manager:innen, Producer und Artists Einblick in die Musikindustrie, das HipHop-Business und ihren Lebensweg. Es geht um Veränderungen in der Musikbranche, Musikbusiness-News und Tipps für Musikschaffende. 

Mehr Infos im Musikbusiness-Newsletter: https://thematakt.substack.com/

Unterstützt ThemaTakt mit einer PayPal-Spende oder auf Steady: http://paypal.me/thematakt

Neue Folgen erscheinen monatlich. Folgt dem Podcast um keine Folge zu verpassen. Helft ThemaTakt zu wachsen mit einer Sterne-Bewertung bei Apple Podcasts und Spotify! (Die drei Punkte klicken -> auf "Show bewerten") 

Moderiert und produziert von Tobias Wilinski (ehemals Deutschlandchef von Genius).

Der Podcast für die Musikbusiness-Karriere. Ihr lernt die Leute hinter euren Lieblings-Songs kennen. In Interviews geben Manager:innen, Producer und Artists Einblick in die Musikindustrie, das HipHop-Business und ihren Lebensweg. Es geht um Veränderungen in der Musikbranche, Musikbusiness-News und Tipps für Musikschaffende. Mehr Infos im Musikbusiness-Newsletter: https://thematakt.substack.com/ Unterstützt ThemaTakt mit einer PayPal-Spende oder auf Steady: http://paypal.me/thematakt Neue Folgen erscheinen monatlich. Folgt dem Podcast um keine Folge zu verpassen. Helft ThemaTakt zu wachsen mit einer Sterne-Bewertung bei Apple Podcasts und Spotify! (Die drei Punkte klicken -> auf "Show bewerten") Moderiert und produziert von Tobias Wilinski (ehemals Deutschlandchef von Genius).

Der Podcast für die Musikbusiness-Karriere. Ihr lernt die Leute hinter euren Lieblings-Songs kennen. In Interviews geben Manager:innen, Producer und Artists Einblick in die Musikindustrie, das HipHop-Business und ihren Lebensweg. Es geht um Veränderungen in der Musikbranche, Musikbusiness-News und Tipps für Musikschaffende. 

Mehr Infos im Musikbusiness-Newsletter: https://thematakt.substack.com/

Unterstützt ThemaTakt mit einer PayPal-Spende oder auf Steady: http://paypal.me/thematakt

Neue Folgen erscheinen monatlich. Folgt dem Podcast um keine Folge zu verpassen. Helft ThemaTakt zu wachsen mit einer Sterne-Bewertung bei Apple Podcasts und Spotify! (Die drei Punkte klicken -&gt; auf "Show bewerten") 

Moderiert und produziert von Tobias Wilinski (ehemals Deutschlandchef von Genius).

ThemaTakt - HipHop- & Musikbusiness-Podcast

Jazznrhythm ist eine Seite, die die Musikszene Karlsruhes betrachtet und bespricht. Interviews - Reviews von Platten und Konzerte - Musikerbiografien und vieles mehr.

Jazznrhythm

Bem-vindo ao nosso podcast (non-commercial) FLASHBACK do brunolima! Uma jornada musical com os maiores sucessos que marcou toda uma geração incluíndo você e eu. Clássicos inesquecíveis das décadas de 70, 80, 90 e 2000 de todos os gêneros selecionados e mixados em uma apresentação ao vivo de DJ brunolima. Aproveite para reviver momentos únicos e experiências marcantes com músicas que foram a trilha sonora de acontecimentos especiais e importantes na sua vida. Divirta-se!

Bem-vindo ao nosso podcast (non-commercial) FLASHBACK do brunolima! Uma jornada musical com os maiores sucessos que marcou toda uma geração incluíndo você e eu. Clássicos inesquecíveis das décadas de 70, 80, 90 e 2000 de todos os gêneros selecionados e mixados em uma apresentação ao vivo de DJ brunolima. Aproveite para reviver momentos únicos e experiências marcantes com músicas que foram a trilha sonora de acontecimentos especiais e importantes na sua vida. Divirta-se!

Bem-vindo ao nosso podcast&nbsp;(non-commercial) FLASHBACK do brunolima! Uma jornada musical com os maiores sucessos que marcou toda uma geração incluíndo você e eu. Clássicos inesquecíveis das décadas de 70, 80, 90 e 2000 de todos os gêneros selecionados e mixados em uma apresentação ao vivo de DJ brunolima. Aproveite para reviver momentos únicos e experiências marcantes com músicas que foram a trilha sonora de acontecimentos especiais e importantes na sua vida. Divirta-se!

FLASHBACK do brunolima

Wo begegnen sich Jung und Alt heutzutage? Wie intensiv tauschen sie sich
untereinander aus? Und was können sie voneinander lernen? Der Podcast 60+ ist die Plattform, die junge Küken und alte Hasen ins Gespräch bringt.
Das Prinzip: zwei Gäste, zwei Generationen. Ihre Geburtstage liegen Jahrzehnte
auseinander, doch sie eint die Leidenschaft für eine Sache – für Musik und Mode, für Politik und soziales Engagement. Welche Erlebnisse hatte zum Beispiel ein DJ in den 1970er-Jahren? Und wie arbeitet aktuell sein Kollege, der damals noch in den Windeln lag? Der Podcast 60+ verbindet die Lebensgefühle und Alltagswelten, Weisheiten und Vorlieben von gestern und heute. Das schnelle digitale Dasein unserer Tage trifft auf jene Zeit, in der sich Lösungen noch ohne Mausklick und Smartphone fanden. Was ist anders, was ähnlich? Die Gäste schauen hin und blicken zurück, sie erzählen und vergleichen, sie schnacken locker und tauchen tief ab, sie reflektieren und lachen. Ein Austausch zwischen Erfahrung und Neugierde, Expertise und Sinnsuche. Und egal ob Generation Z, Babyboomer oder Best Ager – der Podcast 60+ macht überdeutlich hörbar: Coolness, Mut und Begeisterungsfähigkeit kennen kein Alter. Gastgeberin des Podcasts ist Mitra Kassai, die mit Oll Inklusiv 2018 eine gemeinnützige Initiative für Menschen 60+ gegründet hat. Zusammen mit ihrem Team holt sie Senioren & Senioritas heraus aus der Alterseinsamkeit und hinein eine buntes Miteinander aus Tanz, Kultur und ganz viel Klönschnack. Mit reichlich Charme und Witz transportiert Kulturmanagerin Kassai die positive Energie von Oll Inklusiv in ein anregendes Talkformat, das in den Studios der OMR Online Marketing Rockstars produziert wird. Sie vermittelt, denkt quer und fragt offen nach. Und mit Stichworten von „Einkaufszentrum“ bis „Subkultur“ kitzelt sie das Kollektive und das Besondere aus allen Altersklassen heraus.
So entsteht ein spannender Spiegel unserer Gesellschaft im Wandel der Jahre,
konzentriert auf 61 Minuten. 60+ eben. Eine lebenskluge Zeitreise, die Hörerinnen und Hörer egal welchen Alters inspiriert. Der Podcast wird produziert von Podstars.

Wo begegnen sich Jung und Alt heutzutage? Wie intensiv tauschen sie sich untereinander aus? Und was können sie voneinander lernen? Der Podcast 60+ ist die Plattform, die junge Küken und alte Hasen ins Gespräch bringt. Das Prinzip: zwei Gäste, zwei Generationen. Ihre Geburtstage liegen Jahrzehnte auseinander, doch sie eint die Leidenschaft für eine Sache – für Musik und Mode, für Politik und soziales Engagement. Welche Erlebnisse hatte zum Beispiel ein DJ in den 1970er-Jahren? Und wie arbeitet aktuell sein Kollege, der damals noch in den Windeln lag? Der Podcast 60+ verbindet die Lebensgefühle und Alltagswelten, Weisheiten und Vorlieben von gestern und heute. Das schnelle digitale Dasein unserer Tage trifft auf jene Zeit, in der sich Lösungen noch ohne Mausklick und Smartphone fanden. Was ist anders, was ähnlich? Die Gäste schauen hin und blicken zurück, sie erzählen und vergleichen, sie schnacken locker und tauchen tief ab, sie reflektieren und lachen. Ein Austausch zwischen Erfahrung und Neugierde, Expertise und Sinnsuche. Und egal ob Generation Z, Babyboomer oder Best Ager – der Podcast 60+ macht überdeutlich hörbar: Coolness, Mut und Begeisterungsfähigkeit kennen kein Alter. Gastgeberin des Podcasts ist Mitra Kassai, die mit Oll Inklusiv 2018 eine gemeinnützige Initiative für Menschen 60+ gegründet hat. Zusammen mit ihrem Team holt sie Senioren & Senioritas heraus aus der Alterseinsamkeit und hinein eine buntes Miteinander aus Tanz, Kultur und ganz viel Klönschnack. Mit reichlich Charme und Witz transportiert Kulturmanagerin Kassai die positive Energie von Oll Inklusiv in ein anregendes Talkformat, das in den Studios der OMR Online Marketing Rockstars produziert wird. Sie vermittelt, denkt quer und fragt offen nach. Und mit Stichworten von „Einkaufszentrum“ bis „Subkultur“ kitzelt sie das Kollektive und das Besondere aus allen Altersklassen heraus. So entsteht ein spannender Spiegel unserer Gesellschaft im Wandel der Jahre, konzentriert auf 61 Minuten. 60+ eben. Eine lebenskluge Zeitreise, die Hörerinnen und Hörer egal welchen Alters inspiriert. Der Podcast wird produziert von Podstars.

Wo begegnen sich Jung und Alt heutzutage? Wie intensiv tauschen sie sich
untereinander aus? Und was können sie voneinander lernen? Der Podcast 60+ ist die Plattform, die junge Küken und alte Hasen ins Gespräch bringt.
Das Prinzip: zwei Gäste, zwei Generationen. Ihre Geburtstage liegen Jahrzehnte
auseinander, doch sie eint die Leidenschaft für eine Sache – für Musik und Mode, für Politik und soziales Engagement. Welche Erlebnisse hatte zum Beispiel ein DJ in den 1970er-Jahren? Und wie arbeitet aktuell sein Kollege, der damals noch in den Windeln lag? Der Podcast 60+ verbindet die Lebensgefühle und Alltagswelten, Weisheiten und Vorlieben von gestern und heute. Das schnelle digitale Dasein unserer Tage trifft auf jene Zeit, in der sich Lösungen noch ohne Mausklick und Smartphone fanden. Was ist anders, was ähnlich? Die Gäste schauen hin und blicken zurück, sie erzählen und vergleichen, sie schnacken locker und tauchen tief ab, sie reflektieren und lachen. Ein Austausch zwischen Erfahrung und Neugierde, Expertise und Sinnsuche. Und egal ob Generation Z, Babyboomer oder Best Ager – der Podcast 60+ macht überdeutlich hörbar: Coolness, Mut und Begeisterungsfähigkeit kennen kein Alter. Gastgeberin des Podcasts ist Mitra Kassai, die mit Oll Inklusiv 2018 eine gemeinnützige Initiative für Menschen 60+ gegründet hat. Zusammen mit ihrem Team holt sie Senioren &amp; Senioritas heraus aus der Alterseinsamkeit und hinein eine buntes Miteinander aus Tanz, Kultur und ganz viel Klönschnack. Mit reichlich Charme und Witz transportiert Kulturmanagerin Kassai die positive Energie von Oll Inklusiv in ein anregendes Talkformat, das in den Studios der OMR Online Marketing Rockstars produziert wird. Sie vermittelt, denkt quer und fragt offen nach. Und mit Stichworten von „Einkaufszentrum“ bis „Subkultur“ kitzelt sie das Kollektive und das Besondere aus allen Altersklassen heraus.
So entsteht ein spannender Spiegel unserer Gesellschaft im Wandel der Jahre,
konzentriert auf 61 Minuten. 60+ eben. Eine lebenskluge Zeitreise, die Hörerinnen und Hörer egal welchen Alters inspiriert. Der Podcast wird produziert von Podstars.

Oll Inklusiv 60 Plus

Just two grown ups having drinks and dinner

No Ma'am, Pam

尚美学園大学音楽表現学科「ジャズ史」「ジャズ史研究」授業のためのポッドキャスト。

Koji Murai Shobi Univ.

Halo semua selamat datang di podcast kami jangan lupa nonton yang versi videonya di yt Rośe id channel

Rośe id Podcast

1 eye vision podcast was created by Metal $torm to promote & introduce underground artists to the world.. hosted by Metal $torm where we discussed about music, politics and sports...

1 eye vision podcast was created by Metal $torm to promote &amp; introduce underground artists to the world.. hosted by Metal $torm where we discussed about music, politics and sports...

1 eye vision podcast

Velkommen til Smack Talk, Danmarks mest politisk ukorrekte podcast! Her kommer vi til at snakke om alt indenfor politik, sport, kultur, musik og film, samt livet som alternativt pigmenteret i dagens Danmark.
Altsammen balanceret med både alvor og glimt i øjet.

Velkommen til Smack Talk, Danmarks mest politisk ukorrekte podcast! Her kommer vi til at snakke om alt indenfor politik, sport, kultur, musik og film, samt livet som alternativt pigmenteret i dagens Danmark. Altsammen balanceret med både alvor og glimt i øjet.

Alternativ Pigmenteret Podcast

A podcast about songs. New songs. Old songs. Middle aged songs.

Join Stephen Morris as he trawls through his collection of albums, EPs and singles. Sometimes these shows will be themed around an idea, a person, a genre or some other concept. Other times they will simply reflect his latest obsessions. His new favourite bands. Those songs he just can’t get out of his head...

Follow Stephen on Twitter @reviewage

A podcast about songs. New songs. Old songs. Middle aged songs. Join Stephen Morris as he trawls through his collection of albums, EPs and singles. Sometimes these shows will be themed around an idea, a person, a genre or some other concept. Other times they will simply reflect his latest obsessions. His new favourite bands. Those songs he just can’t get out of his head... Follow Stephen on Twitter @reviewage

Songs in the Key of...

Programa produzido pela Rádio Batuta com a missão de pescar pérolas pouco conhecidas do acervo musical do Instituto Moreira Salles (IMS), voltado principalmente para discos em 78 rotações. A seleção dos fonogramas é do jornalista Joaquim Ferreira dos Santos. O acervo está disponível no site discografiabrasileira.com.br.

Rádio UFRJ - Ouve Essa

Novedades, datos curiosos y siniestros de la banda que revolucionó la industria del Rock en el mundo: ¡KISS!

KISSmanía - El Podcast del Universo KISS

Une œuvre. Une date. Plus ou moins une coïncidence. Par David Christoffel

Top Synchro

Historia musical de todos los conciertos celebrados en la ciudad de Donostia - San Sebastián, sobre todo los disfrutados en el Velódromo de Anoeta, al que hemos denominado “ El Templo del Rock”

Gabón Donosti - Salud y Rock & Roll

Histórias extraídas das mais de 100 Lives Improvisadas do cantor compositor Hyldon autor de vários sucessos da MPB dentre elas Na sombra de uma árvore, Na rua, na chuva na fazenda, As Dores do Mundo, Velhos Camaradas e Acontecimento. Parceiro de Tim Maia, Arnaldo Antunes, Céu, Caetano Veloso, Paulo Coelho, Ronaldo Bastos, Jorge Aílton, Paulo Sérgio Valle, Zeca Baleiro, Mano Brown. Hyldon tem muita história pra contar e o faz de uma maneira super descontraída. Suas Lives Improvisadas estão no seu Instagram e no seu Youtube caso queiram ouvi-las na íntegra.

Hyldon em Papo de Live

En este podcast usted podrá disfrutar de una manera creativa, biografías y datos especiales de los artistas y la historia de la música afrocaribeña en un contexto sonoro agradable para el oyente, sumergiéndose en un mundo de ensueño tropical que brilla al compas de los acordes y armonías. Producción sonora: Marcela Gutierrez Conduce: Marcela Gutierrez

En este podcast usted podrá disfrutar de una manera creativa, biografías y datos especiales de los artistas y la historia de la música afrocaribeña en un contexto sonoro agradable para el oyente, sumergiéndose en un mundo de ensueño tropical que brilla al compas de los acordes y armonías.Producción sonora: Marcela GutierrezConduce: Marcela Gutierrez

En este podcast usted podrá disfrutar de una manera creativa, biografías y datos especiales de los artistas y la historia de la música afrocaribeña en un contexto sonoro agradable para el oyente, sumergiéndose en un mundo de ensueño tropical que brilla al compas de los acordes y armonías. Producción sonora: Marcela Gutierrez Conduce: Marcela Gutierrez

GOZADERA ANTILLANA Historia Afrocaribeña

Radio Show that goes live every monday 10PM (GMT-3) on www.peepfm.com

BLUE MONDAY

The Total Entertainment Podcast - From Muster X Media, is a podcast where grass roots talent can get a chance to be interviewed as well as show the world a sample of their entertainment product. We openly encourage, musicians, singers, actors, directors, writers, and cabaret artists to come on our show fir an interview and talk about their act.

The Total Entertainment Podcast - From Muster X Media, is a podcast where grass roots talent can get a chance to be interviewed as well as show the world a sample of their entertainment product. We openly encourage, musicians, singers, actors, directors, writers, and cabaret artists to come on our show fir an interview and talk about their act.

Total Entertainment Podcast

<div>"The South has got something to say", is the motto of Club South, the new label announced by Royo, Houston-based producer and DJ already at the helm of the respected Majía and Amor. Historically, the American South has always been able to pick up musical trends and infuse them with its own culture, whether in rap, club music or by mixing the two. Trap from Atlanta, Miami Bass, Bounce Music from Louisiana, Chopped &amp; Screwed from Texas are just a few of the musical movements to have emerged from the South before conquering the world. With a keen awareness and knowledge of the region's musical heritage, Club South aims, through each release, to capture the spirit of the South and promote its variety. With connections to Juke, Bmore and Jersey Club, the label promises to bring the innovation and authenticity of Southern Club Music to the Global Club scene.</div>

"The South has got something to say", is the motto of Club South, the new label announced by Royo, Houston-based producer and DJ already at the helm of the respected Majía and Amor. Historically, the American South has always been able to pick up musical trends and infuse them with its own culture, whether in rap, club music or by mixing the two. Trap from Atlanta, Miami Bass, Bounce Music from Louisiana, Chopped & Screwed from Texas are just a few of the musical movements to have emerged from the South before conquering the world. With a keen awareness and knowledge of the region's musical heritage, Club South aims, through each release, to capture the spirit of the South and promote its variety. With connections to Juke, Bmore and Jersey Club, the label promises to bring the innovation and authenticity of Southern Club Music to the Global Club scene.

"The South has got something to say", is the motto of Club South, the new label announced by Royo, Houston-based producer and DJ already at the helm of the respected Majía and Amor. Historically, the American South has always been able to pick up musical trends and infuse them with its own culture, whether in rap, club music or by mixing the two. Trap from Atlanta, Miami Bass, Bounce Music from Louisiana, Chopped &amp; Screwed from Texas are just a few of the musical movements to have emerged from the South before conquering the world. With a keen awareness and knowledge of the region's musical heritage, Club South aims, through each release, to capture the spirit of the South and promote its variety. With connections to Juke, Bmore and Jersey Club, the label promises to bring the innovation and authenticity of Southern Club Music to the Global Club scene.

Club South Mix Series

La playlist commentée qui vous fait re-découvrir les chefs d’oeuvres de la pop-music !
Tous les dimanches à 10h.

La playlist commentée qui vous fait re-découvrir les chefs d’oeuvres de la pop-music ! Tous les dimanches à 10h.

Mémoires d’Outre-Pop

In 1930, pioneering African American Mississippi Delta Blues musicians, Charley Patton, Son House, Willie Brown, Louise Johnson, and driver Wheeler Ford, travelled up to Grafton Wisconsin to record “race-records” for the Paramount Label. The commercial blues records they made at Paramount greatly influenced the course of blues and popular music, and the spirited and colorful trip itself has become a story of legend….. Events and details from the now famous road-trip were later recalled by Son House, who was on the trip, in various interviews some years later. This podcast is a fictionalized ve

The Great Blues Road Trip

Nel centenario della morte di Ferruccio Busoni, quattro incontri per approfondire il teatro musicale del compositore empolese, ancora oggi poco conosciuto e in attesa del dovuto riconoscimento. Parte centrale della sua estetica e del suo impegno creativo, Busoni manifestò sempre un grande amore per l’opera e per i due autori, a suo giudizio, massimi rappresentanti di questo genere musicale: Mozart (per lui “genio a metà latino”) e Verdi. Seppure basate su libretti tedeschi, scritti dal compositore stesso, queste opere rappresentano anche il massimo tentativo di Busoni nel ricongiungersi alle sue origini italiane e nella sempre difficile ricerca della propria identità artistica.

Il teatro musicale di Ferruccio Busoni

Гэта аўтарскі праект сузаснавальніка Radio Plato Аляксандра Карнейчука, які дзякуючы шматгадовай саўнддызайнерскай школе кройкі і шыцця саткаў паліфанічную гісторыю менскай электроннай сцэны 1990-х гадоў. "Калі я чытаў кнігі або глядзеў дакументальныя фільмы пра з’яўленне электронных сцэн у Чыкага, Лондане, Берліне ці Ленінградзе, у мяне заўжды паўставала пытанне: “А што ж адбывалася ў нас?” – кажа ён. – Якія першыя беларускія гурты пачыналі граць электроніку? Дзе і як тусаваліся людзі на першых беларускіх рэйвах? І як увогуле электронная музыка пранікала ў свядомасць людзей і спрыяла развіццю культурных сувязяў ўнутры Беларусі і па-за яе межамі? Гэтым пытанням і будзе прысвечаны першы сезон падкаста “Ікарус”. <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Гэта аўтарскі праект сузаснавальніка Radio Plato Аляксандра Карнейчука, які дзякуючы шматгадовай саўнддызайнерскай школе кройкі і шыцця саткаў паліфанічную гісторыю менскай электроннай сцэны 1990-х гадоў. "Калі я чытаў кнігі або глядзеў дакументальныя фільмы пра з’яўленне электронных сцэн у Чыкага, Лондане, Берліне ці Ленінградзе, у мяне заўжды паўставала пытанне: “А што ж адбывалася ў нас?” – кажа ён. – Якія першыя беларускія гурты пачыналі граць электроніку? Дзе і як тусаваліся людзі на першых беларускіх рэйвах? І як увогуле электронная музыка пранікала ў свядомасць людзей і спрыяла развіццю культурных сувязяў ўнутры Беларусі і па-за яе межамі? Гэтым пытанням і будзе прысвечаны першы сезон падкаста “Ікарус”. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Гэта аўтарскі праект сузаснавальніка Radio Plato Аляксандра Карнейчука, які дзякуючы шматгадовай саўнддызайнерскай школе кройкі і шыцця саткаў паліфанічную гісторыю менскай электроннай сцэны 1990-х гадоў. "Калі я чытаў кнігі або глядзеў дакументальныя фільмы пра з’яўленне электронных сцэн у Чыкага, Лондане, Берліне ці Ленінградзе, у мяне заўжды паўставала пытанне: “А што ж адбывалася ў нас?” – кажа ён. – Якія першыя беларускія гурты пачыналі граць электроніку? Дзе і як тусаваліся людзі на першых беларускіх рэйвах? І як увогуле электронная музыка пранікала ў свядомасць людзей і спрыяла развіццю культурных сувязяў ўнутры Беларусі і па-за яе межамі? Гэтым пытанням і будзе прысвечаны першы сезон падкаста “Ікарус”. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

“Ікарус: гісторыі электроннай музыкі Беларусі”

Este podcast é um desdobramento do livro “Waltel Branco – o maestro oculto”, de Felippe Aníbal, lançado pela Banquinho Publicações. Roteiro e apresentação: Felippe Aníbal. Trabalhos técnicos e edição de áudio: Luís Rolim (Estúdio Aroeira). Projeto gráfico: Livia Shimamura. Coordenação e edição: Téo Souto Maior. O projeto foi realizado por meio da Lei Municipal Complementar 57/2005 do Programa de Apoio e Incentivo à Cultura, Fundação Cultural de Curitiba e Prefeitura Municipal de Curitiba, com apoio do Hospital IPO, Instituto de Oncologia do Paraná e Centro de Diagnóstico Água Verde.

Waltel Branco - o maestro oculto

Alright, folks, let's take a trip down memory lane to a time when the music industry was turned on its head. We're talking about the birth of Napster, the revolutionary file-sharing platform that changed the game 25 years ago. It was a wild ride, filled with controversy, legal battles, and a whole lot of free music. So, buckle up and let's dive into the story of Napster and how it forever altered the landscape of music consumption. Picture this: it's 1999, and the music scene is dominated by CDs. If you wanted to listen to your favorite tunes, you had to shell out some serious cash at the record store. But then, along came a couple of young visionaries named Shawn Fanning and Sean Parker. These guys had a crazy idea: what if people could share music files with each other over the internet, without having to pay a dime? And just like that, Napster was born. Now, when Napster first hit the scene, it was like a bomb went off in the music industry. Suddenly, anyone with a computer and an internet connection could access a massive library of music files, completely free of charge. It was a music lover's dream come true. College campuses were buzzing with excitement as students eagerly downloaded their favorite tracks and discovered new artists. The user-friendly interface and the thrill of sharing music with peers made Napster an instant hit. But, as you might expect, not everyone was thrilled about this new development. The big wigs in the music industry, particularly the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) and major record labels, saw Napster as a massive threat to their bottom line. They weren't about to sit back and watch as this upstart company undermined their traditional business model. So, they decided to take action. In December 1999, just six months after Napster's launch, the RIAA dropped a bombshell: they filed a lawsuit against the company for copyright infringement. It was a move that would spark a long and bitter legal battle, pitting the old guard of the music industry against the new digital revolutionaries. The courtroom drama that followed was nothing short of intense. Metallica and Dr. Dre, two of the biggest names in music, also jumped into the fray, filing their own lawsuits against Napster. They argued that the platform was nothing more than a tool for piracy, allowing users to steal their hard-earned music without any compensation. It was a heated debate that divided the music community, with some artists siding with Napster and others vehemently opposing it. As the legal battle raged on, Napster's popularity continued to soar. At its peak, the platform boasted over 80 million registered users, all eagerly sharing and downloading music files. It was a cultural phenomenon that couldn't be ignored. The music industry was facing a reckoning, forced to confront the reality that the days of physical media dominance were numbered. Napster had exposed the cracks in the system and shown that there was a massive demand for digital music access. But, as the saying goes, all good things must come to an end. In 2001, after a lengthy and highly publicized legal battle, a federal judge dealt a crushing blow to Napster, ordering the company to shut down its service. It was a bittersweet moment for music fans, who had grown accustomed to the convenience and accessibility of Napster's platform. The party was over, but the impact of Napster would be felt for years to come. You see, Napster wasn't just a flash in the pan; it was a harbinger of a new era in music consumption. The genie was out of the bottle, and there was no putting it back in. The music industry had to adapt or risk becoming obsolete. In the wake of Napster's demise, a new generation of digital music services emerged, all seeking to fill the void left by the fallen giant. Platforms like iTunes, Spotify, and Pandora rose to prominence, offering legal and convenient access to vast music libraries. They learned from Napster's mistakes and found ways to monetize digital music while still meeting consumer demand. These services introduced subscription and ad-supported models, providing a sustainable revenue stream for the industry while giving music fans the flexibility and choice they craved. But Napster's influence didn't stop there. It also fundamentally changed the way we think about music ownership. Before Napster, the idea of owning physical copies of music was deeply ingrained in our culture. We took pride in our CD collections, carefully curating them and displaying them on our shelves. But Napster challenged that notion, introducing the concept of access over ownership. Suddenly, the idea of having a vast library of music at our fingertips, without the need for physical media, became incredibly appealing. This shift in mindset had far-reaching consequences for the music industry. As streaming services gained traction, CD sales began to decline rapidly. Consumers no longer saw the need to purchase physical albums when they could access all their favorite songs with just a few clicks. The rise of streaming as the dominant mode of music consumption was a direct result of the path that Napster had paved. Of course, this transition wasn't without its challenges, particularly for artists. While some embraced the digital age and saw it as an opportunity to reach new audiences, others struggled to adapt to the new reality. The debate over fair compensation for artists in the streaming era continues to this day, with many arguing that the current system is skewed in favor of the platforms rather than the creators. But despite these challenges, there's no denying that Napster's legacy has had a profound impact on the music industry. It democratized music distribution, giving independent artists a platform to share their work without the need for major record label backing. It forced the industry to confront the realities of the digital age and find new ways to monetize music. And it changed the way we think about music consumption, paving the way for the streaming revolution. Even though Napster's original incarnation was short-lived, the brand has managed to endure. After its shutdown, the company went through a series of transformations, changing hands multiple times before eventually merging with Rhapsody. Today, Napster exists as a music streaming service, carrying on the spirit of innovation that made it such a disruptive force 25 years ago. As we look back on the legacy of Napster, it's clear that its impact extends far beyond the music industry. It was a cultural touchstone, a symbol of the power of technology to challenge the status quo and reshape entire industries. It sparked a conversation about copyright, ownership, and the value of creative work in the digital age. And it inspired a generation of entrepreneurs and innovators who saw the potential for technology to transform the world. So, here we are, 25 years later, in a music industry that looks very different from the one that existed before Napster. Streaming is king, physical media is on the decline, and the lines between creator and consumer are blurrier than ever. But one thing remains clear: Napster's legacy will continue to shape the music landscape for years to come. It's a testament to the power of innovation and the resilience of the human spirit. When faced with a challenge, we have the ability to adapt, evolve, and find new ways to thrive. Napster may have been a disruptor, but it was also a catalyst for change, forcing an entire industry to reckon with the realities of the digital age. As we move forward, it's important that we learn from the lessons of Napster and continue to push the boundaries of what's possible. We must find ways to support and compensate artists fairly, while still embracing the convenience and accessibility that technology provides. We must be open to new ideas and willing to challenge the status quo, even if it means ruffling a few feathers along the way. Because ultimately, that's what Napster was all about: pushing the envelope, taking risks, and daring to imagine a different way of doing things. It was a wild ride, full of ups and downs, but one thing is for sure – the music industry will never be the same. And for that, we have Napster to thank. So, the next time you fire up your favorite streaming service and listen to your carefully curated playlist, take a moment to remember the little company that started it all. Napster may be gone, but its spirit lives on, reminding us that sometimes, all it takes is a crazy idea and a whole lot of guts to change the world.Thanks for listening. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

Alright, folks, let's take a trip down memory lane to a time when the music industry was turned on its head. We're talking about the birth of Napster, the revolutionary file-sharing platform that changed the game 25 years ago. It was a wild ride, filled with controversy, legal battles, and a whole lot of free music. So, buckle up and let's dive into the story of Napster and how it forever altered the landscape of music consumption. Picture this: it's 1999, and the music scene is dominated by CDs. If you wanted to listen to your favorite tunes, you had to shell out some serious cash at the record store. But then, along came a couple of young visionaries named Shawn Fanning and Sean Parker. These guys had a crazy idea: what if people could share music files with each other over the internet, without having to pay a dime? And just like that, Napster was born. Now, when Napster first hit the scene, it was like a bomb went off in the music industry. Suddenly, anyone with a computer and an internet connection could access a massive library of music files, completely free of charge. It was a music lover's dream come true. College campuses were buzzing with excitement as students eagerly downloaded their favorite tracks and discovered new artists. The user-friendly interface and the thrill of sharing music with peers made Napster an instant hit. But, as you might expect, not everyone was thrilled about this new development. The big wigs in the music industry, particularly the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) and major record labels, saw Napster as a massive threat to their bottom line. They weren't about to sit back and watch as this upstart company undermined their traditional business model. So, they decided to take action. In December 1999, just six months after Napster's launch, the RIAA dropped a bombshell: they filed a lawsuit against the company for copyright infringement. It was a move that would spark a long and bitter legal battle, pitting the old guard of the music industry against the new digital revolutionaries. The courtroom drama that followed was nothing short of intense. Metallica and Dr. Dre, two of the biggest names in music, also jumped into the fray, filing their own lawsuits against Napster. They argued that the platform was nothing more than a tool for piracy, allowing users to steal their hard-earned music without any compensation. It was a heated debate that divided the music community, with some artists siding with Napster and others vehemently opposing it. As the legal battle raged on, Napster's popularity continued to soar. At its peak, the platform boasted over 80 million registered users, all eagerly sharing and downloading music files. It was a cultural phenomenon that couldn't be ignored. The music industry was facing a reckoning, forced to confront the reality that the days of physical media dominance were numbered. Napster had exposed the cracks in the system and shown that there was a massive demand for digital music access. But, as the saying goes, all good things must come to an end. In 2001, after a lengthy and highly publicized legal battle, a federal judge dealt a crushing blow to Napster, ordering the company to shut down its service. It was a bittersweet moment for music fans, who had grown accustomed to the convenience and accessibility of Napster's platform. The party was over, but the impact of Napster would be felt for years to come. You see, Napster wasn't just a flash in the pan; it was a harbinger of a new era in music consumption. The genie was out of the bottle, and there was no putting it back in. The music industry had to adapt or risk becoming obsolete. In the wake of Napster's demise, a new generation of digital music services emerged, all seeking to fill the void left by the fallen giant. Platforms like iTunes, Spotify, and Pandora rose to prominence, offering legal and convenient access to vast music libraries. They learned from Napster's mistakes and found ways to monetize digital music while still meeting consumer demand. These services introduced subscription and ad-supported models, providing a sustainable revenue stream for the industry while giving music fans the flexibility and choice they craved. But Napster's influence didn't stop there. It also fundamentally changed the way we think about music ownership. Before Napster, the idea of owning physical copies of music was deeply ingrained in our culture. We took pride in our CD collections, carefully curating them and displaying them on our shelves. But Napster challenged that notion, introducing the concept of access over ownership. Suddenly, the idea of having a vast library of music at our fingertips, without the need for physical media, became incredibly appealing. This shift in mindset had far-reaching consequences for the music industry. As streaming services gained traction, CD sales began to decline rapidly. Consumers no longer saw the need to purchase physical albums when they could access all their favorite songs with just a few clicks. The rise of streaming as the dominant mode of music consumption was a direct result of the path that Napster had paved. Of course, this transition wasn't without its challenges, particularly for artists. While some embraced the digital age and saw it as an opportunity to reach new audiences, others struggled to adapt to the new reality. The debate over fair compensation for artists in the streaming era continues to this day, with many arguing that the current system is skewed in favor of the platforms rather than the creators. But despite these challenges, there's no denying that Napster's legacy has had a profound impact on the music industry. It democratized music distribution, giving independent artists a platform to share their work without the need for major record label backing. It forced the industry to confront the realities of the digital age and find new ways to monetize music. And it changed the way we think about music consumption, paving the way for the streaming revolution. Even though Napster's original incarnation was short-lived, the brand has managed to endure. After its shutdown, the company went through a series of transformations, changing hands multiple times before eventually merging with Rhapsody. Today, Napster exists as a music streaming service, carrying on the spirit of innovation that made it such a disruptive force 25 years ago. As we look back on the legacy of Napster, it's clear that its impact extends far beyond the music industry. It was a cultural touchstone, a symbol of the power of technology to challenge the status quo and reshape entire industries. It sparked a conversation about copyright, ownership, and the value of creative work in the digital age. And it inspired a generation of entrepreneurs and innovators who saw the potential for technology to transform the world. So, here we are, 25 years later, in a music industry that looks very different from the one that existed before Napster. Streaming is king, physical media is on the decline, and the lines between creator and consumer are blurrier than ever. But one thing remains clear: Napster's legacy will continue to shape the music landscape for years to come. It's a testament to the power of innovation and the resilience of the human spirit. When faced with a challenge, we have the ability to adapt, evolve, and find new ways to thrive. Napster may have been a disruptor, but it was also a catalyst for change, forcing an entire industry to reckon with the realities of the digital age. As we move forward, it's important that we learn from the lessons of Napster and continue to push the boundaries of what's possible. We must find ways to support and compensate artists fairly, while still embracing the convenience and accessibility that technology provides. We must be open to new ideas and willing to challenge the status quo, even if it means ruffling a few feathers along the way. Because ultimately, that's what Napster was all about: pushing the envelope, taking risks, and daring to imagine a different way of doing things. It was a wild ride, full of ups and downs, but one thing is for sure – the music industry will never be the same. And for that, we have Napster to thank. So, the next time you fire up your favorite streaming service and listen to your carefully curated playlist, take a moment to remember the little company that started it all. Napster may be gone, but its spirit lives on, reminding us that sometimes, all it takes is a crazy idea and a whole lot of guts to change the world.Thanks for listening. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

Alright, folks, let's take a trip down memory lane to a time when the music industry was turned on its head. We're talking about the birth of Napster, the revolutionary file-sharing platform that changed the game 25 years ago. It was a wild ride, filled with controversy, legal battles, and a whole lot of free music. So, buckle up and let's dive into the story of Napster and how it forever altered the landscape of music consumption. Picture this: it's 1999, and the music scene is dominated by CDs. If you wanted to listen to your favorite tunes, you had to shell out some serious cash at the record store. But then, along came a couple of young visionaries named Shawn Fanning and Sean Parker. These guys had a crazy idea: what if people could share music files with each other over the internet, without having to pay a dime? And just like that, Napster was born. Now, when Napster first hit the scene, it was like a bomb went off in the music industry. Suddenly, anyone with a computer and an internet connection could access a massive library of music files, completely free of charge. It was a music lover's dream come true. College campuses were buzzing with excitement as students eagerly downloaded their favorite tracks and discovered new artists. The user-friendly interface and the thrill of sharing music with peers made Napster an instant hit. But, as you might expect, not everyone was thrilled about this new development. The big wigs in the music industry, particularly the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) and major record labels, saw Napster as a massive threat to their bottom line. They weren't about to sit back and watch as this upstart company undermined their traditional business model. So, they decided to take action. In December 1999, just six months after Napster's launch, the RIAA dropped a bombshell: they filed a lawsuit against the company for copyright infringement. It was a move that would spark a long and bitter legal battle, pitting the old guard of the music industry against the new digital revolutionaries. The courtroom drama that followed was nothing short of intense. Metallica and Dr. Dre, two of the biggest names in music, also jumped into the fray, filing their own lawsuits against Napster. They argued that the platform was nothing more than a tool for piracy, allowing users to steal their hard-earned music without any compensation. It was a heated debate that divided the music community, with some artists siding with Napster and others vehemently opposing it. As the legal battle raged on, Napster's popularity continued to soar. At its peak, the platform boasted over 80 million registered users, all eagerly sharing and downloading music files. It was a cultural phenomenon that couldn't be ignored. The music industry was facing a reckoning, forced to confront the reality that the days of physical media dominance were numbered. Napster had exposed the cracks in the system and shown that there was a massive demand for digital music access. But, as the saying goes, all good things must come to an end. In 2001, after a lengthy and highly publicized legal battle, a federal judge dealt a crushing blow to Napster, ordering the company to shut down its service. It was a bittersweet moment for music fans, who had grown accustomed to the convenience and accessibility of Napster's platform. The party was over, but the impact of Napster would be felt for years to come. You see, Napster wasn't just a flash in the pan; it was a harbinger of a new era in music consumption. The genie was out of the bottle, and there was no putting it back in. The music industry had to adapt or risk becoming obsolete. In the wake of Napster's demise, a new generation of digital music services emerged, all seeking to fill the void left by the fallen giant. Platforms like iTunes, Spotify, and Pandora rose to prominence, offering legal and convenient access to vast music libraries. They learned from Napster's mistakes and found ways to monetize digital music while still meeting consumer demand. These services introduced subscription and ad-supported models, providing a sustainable revenue stream for the industry while giving music fans the flexibility and choice they craved. But Napster's influence didn't stop there. It also fundamentally changed the way we think about music ownership. Before Napster, the idea of owning physical copies of music was deeply ingrained in our culture. We took pride in our CD collections, carefully curating them and displaying them on our shelves. But Napster challenged that notion, introducing the concept of access over ownership. Suddenly, the idea of having a vast library of music at our fingertips, without the need for physical media, became incredibly appealing. This shift in mindset had far-reaching consequences for the music industry. As streaming services gained traction, CD sales began to decline rapidly. Consumers no longer saw the need to purchase physical albums when they could access all their favorite songs with just a few clicks. The rise of streaming as the dominant mode of music consumption was a direct result of the path that Napster had paved. Of course, this transition wasn't without its challenges, particularly for artists. While some embraced the digital age and saw it as an opportunity to reach new audiences, others struggled to adapt to the new reality. The debate over fair compensation for artists in the streaming era continues to this day, with many arguing that the current system is skewed in favor of the platforms rather than the creators. But despite these challenges, there's no denying that Napster's legacy has had a profound impact on the music industry. It democratized music distribution, giving independent artists a platform to share their work without the need for major record label backing. It forced the industry to confront the realities of the digital age and find new ways to monetize music. And it changed the way we think about music consumption, paving the way for the streaming revolution. Even though Napster's original incarnation was short-lived, the brand has managed to endure. After its shutdown, the company went through a series of transformations, changing hands multiple times before eventually merging with Rhapsody. Today, Napster exists as a music streaming service, carrying on the spirit of innovation that made it such a disruptive force 25 years ago. As we look back on the legacy of Napster, it's clear that its impact extends far beyond the music industry. It was a cultural touchstone, a symbol of the power of technology to challenge the status quo and reshape entire industries. It sparked a conversation about copyright, ownership, and the value of creative work in the digital age. And it inspired a generation of entrepreneurs and innovators who saw the potential for technology to transform the world. So, here we are, 25 years later, in a music industry that looks very different from the one that existed before Napster. Streaming is king, physical media is on the decline, and the lines between creator and consumer are blurrier than ever. But one thing remains clear: Napster's legacy will continue to shape the music landscape for years to come. It's a testament to the power of innovation and the resilience of the human spirit. When faced with a challenge, we have the ability to adapt, evolve, and find new ways to thrive. Napster may have been a disruptor, but it was also a catalyst for change, forcing an entire industry to reckon with the realities of the digital age. As we move forward, it's important that we learn from the lessons of Napster and continue to push the boundaries of what's possible. We must find ways to support and compensate artists fairly, while still embracing the convenience and accessibility that technology provides. We must be open to new ideas and willing to challenge the status quo, even if it means ruffling a few feathers along the way. Because ultimately, that's what Napster was all about: pushing the envelope, taking risks, and daring to imagine a different way of doing things. It was a wild ride, full of ups and downs, but one thing is for sure – the music industry will never be the same. And for that, we have Napster to thank. So, the next time you fire up your favorite streaming service and listen to your carefully curated playlist, take a moment to remember the little company that started it all. Napster may be gone, but its spirit lives on, reminding us that sometimes, all it takes is a crazy idea and a whole lot of guts to change the world.Thanks for listening. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

Napster: 25th Anniversary

Un espacio de conversa en torno a la música y su relación intrínseca con la vida, los procesos históricos, políticos, sociales e individuales que nos atraviesan. Y de cómo la música es protagonista, testigo y acervo de narrativas atemporales.

Un espacio de conversa en torno a la música y su relación intrínseca con la vida, los procesos históricos, políticos, sociales e individuales que nos atraviesan. Y de cómo la música es protagonista, testigo y acervo de narrativas atemporales.

La Música es un Lugar

Roots aims to highlight the influence of black people and black culture in shaping the history and development of multiple music genres. Each episode tackles a specific music genre, details the history of black involvement in that genre, and shows how this history is not dated or antique but shapes the present state of music and black involvement within music.

Roots

Podcast conduït i dirigit per Gerard Moreno, musicòleg. Us explicarem, si no tots, molts dels secrets que envolten el món de les havaneres. Història, curiositats, materials, continguts, grups, artistes, trobades, cantades, festivals, instruments... tot allò que d'alguna manera té relació amb l'havanera podrà ser tractat en col·laboració amb el nostre musicòleg Martí Bacardí, especialista de l'havanera.Temporades de 10 episodis.

Podcast conduït i dirigit per Gerard Moreno, musicòleg. Us explicarem, si no tots, molts dels secrets que envolten el món de les havaneres. Història, curiositats, materials, continguts, grups, artistes, trobades, cantades, festivals, instruments... tot allò que d'alguna manera té relació amb l'havanera podrà ser tractat en col·laboració amb el nostre musicòleg Martí Bacardí, especialista de l'havanera. Temporades de 10 episodis.

Noticiari d'havaneres

Folklore, tango, jazz, música contemporánea. En cada género y en cada estilo donde es utilizada, la guitarra cumple un rol central en la evolución de nuestra música. Un recorrido por la historia de la música popular argentina, desde la mirada creadora de lxs referentes  de este instrumento maravilloso.

Folklore, tango, jazz, música contemporánea. En cada género y en cada estilo donde es utilizada, la guitarra cumple un rol central en la evolución de nuestra música. Un recorrido por la historia de la música popular argentina, desde la mirada creadora de lxs referentes de este instrumento maravilloso.

Nacional guitarras. En la tierra de las seis cuerdas

In questo podcast racconteremo il ruolo della musica sacra nella Commedia di Dante, un ruolo che va ben oltre quello meramente retorico e decorativo; in particolare descriveremo la progressione dalla cacofonia infernale, alla monofonia nel Purgatorio e alla polifonia del Paradiso. Le descrizioni musicali che ci fornisce Dante, veicolano un significato metafisico preciso: il passaggio dalla cacofonia al canto corale unisonale e poi all'armonia celeste. La musica appare, nell’inferno, come strumento di punizione, poi come via di purificazione nel purgatorio, e infine, nel Paradiso, come mezzo per la distribuzione della grazia.

Francesco Ciabattoni vive e lavora negli Stati Uniti. Docente universitario, professore ordinario di Letteratura Italiana e Direttore del Programma di Studi Medievali. Si occupa di intersezioni fra musica e letteratura, filologia, letteratura contemporanea e medievale. In questo podcast analizza i riferimenti musicali nell'Inferno di Dante, una trama di descrizioni e allusioni che 'fanno sistema', costituiscono cioè una chiave di lettura sotto traccia dell'intero poema."

Letture a cura di Barbara Sartoris. Registrazione effettuata presso MiniRec Studio Torino a cura di Massimo Rivolta. Produzione a cura di Adriano Sorba. 

Realizzato con Soundtrap™.

Librerie musicali concesse sotto licenza Creative Commons Licensed sounds da Freesound.org.

In questo podcast racconteremo il ruolo della musica sacra nella Commedia di Dante, un ruolo che va ben oltre quello meramente retorico e decorativo; in particolare descriveremo la progressione dalla cacofonia infernale, alla monofonia nel Purgatorio e alla polifonia del Paradiso. Le descrizioni musicali che ci fornisce Dante, veicolano un significato metafisico preciso: il passaggio dalla cacofonia al canto corale unisonale e poi all'armonia celeste. La musica appare, nell’inferno, come strumento di punizione, poi come via di purificazione nel purgatorio, e infine, nel Paradiso, come mezzo per la distribuzione della grazia. Francesco Ciabattoni vive e lavora negli Stati Uniti. Docente universitario, professore ordinario di Letteratura Italiana e Direttore del Programma di Studi Medievali. Si occupa di intersezioni fra musica e letteratura, filologia, letteratura contemporanea e medievale. In questo podcast analizza i riferimenti musicali nell'Inferno di Dante, una trama di descrizioni e allusioni che 'fanno sistema', costituiscono cioè una chiave di lettura sotto traccia dell'intero poema." Letture a cura di Barbara Sartoris. Registrazione effettuata presso MiniRec Studio Torino a cura di Massimo Rivolta. Produzione a cura di Adriano Sorba. Realizzato con Soundtrap™. Librerie musicali concesse sotto licenza Creative Commons Licensed sounds da Freesound.org.

In questo podcast racconteremo il ruolo della musica sacra nella Commedia di Dante, un ruolo che va ben oltre quello meramente retorico e decorativo; in particolare descriveremo la progressione dalla cacofonia infernale, alla monofonia nel Purgatorio e alla polifonia del Paradiso. Le descrizioni musicali che ci fornisce Dante, veicolano un significato metafisico preciso: il passaggio dalla cacofonia al canto corale unisonale e poi all'armonia celeste. La musica appare, nell’inferno, come strumento di punizione, poi come via di purificazione nel purgatorio, e infine, nel Paradiso, come mezzo per la distribuzione della grazia.

Francesco Ciabattoni vive e lavora negli Stati Uniti. Docente universitario, professore ordinario di Letteratura Italiana e Direttore del Programma di Studi Medievali. Si occupa di intersezioni fra musica e letteratura, filologia, letteratura contemporanea e medievale. In questo podcast analizza i riferimenti musicali nell'Inferno di Dante, una trama di descrizioni e allusioni che 'fanno sistema', costituiscono cioè una chiave di lettura sotto traccia dell'intero poema."

Letture a cura di Barbara Sartoris. Registrazione effettuata presso MiniRec Studio Torino a cura di Massimo Rivolta. Produzione a cura di Adriano Sorba.&nbsp;

Realizzato con Soundtrap™.

Librerie musicali concesse sotto licenza Creative Commons Licensed sounds da Freesound.org.

Dante e la musica

all songs are owned by nirvana,i make no profit of off this,this is just for fun

all songs are owned by nirvana,i make no profit of off this,this is just for fun

Nirvana

The DJ Interview is a podcast that takes listeners on a journey through the world of DJs. Hosted by Harry the Bigdog, each episode features an in-depth conversation with a different DJ from around the world, diving into their background, influences, experiences, and how they got started in the industry. One of the unique aspects of The DJ Interview is its focus on the personal stories of the DJs. While many shows in the genre focus solely on the music, The DJ Interview shines a spotlight on the individuals behind the turntables and controllers. Listeners will learn about the struggles and triumphs that have shaped these DJs and their careers, as well as the passion and dedication that drives them to continue creating sets and performing them. The DJs featured on The DJ Interview come from all corners of the globe and represent a wide range of genres, styles, and ages. From up-and-coming DJs with 6 months under their belt to well established legends that's been in the game for over 40 years, each episode offers a fresh perspective on the world of the DJ. So, tune in to The DJ Interview, where the music never stops and the stories never end.

The DJ Interview is a podcast that takes listeners on a journey through the world of DJs. Hosted by Harry the Bigdog, each episode features an in-depth conversation with a different DJ from around the world, diving into their background, influences, experiences, and how they got started in the industry. One of the unique aspects of The DJ Interview is its focus on the personal stories of the DJs. While many shows in the genre focus solely on the music, The DJ Interview shines a spotlight on the individuals behind the turntables and controllers. Listeners will learn about the struggles and triumphs that have shaped these DJs and their careers, as well as the passion and dedication that drives them to continue creating sets and performing them. The DJs featured on The DJ Interview come from all corners of the globe and represent a wide range of genres, styles, and ages. From up-and-coming DJs with 6 months under their belt to well established legends that's been in the game for over 40 years, each episode offers a fresh perspective on the world of the DJ. So, tune in to The DJ Interview, where the music never stops and the stories never end.

The DJ Interview

A podcast for all things related to the love of music! Expect dives into music history, chats related to music with interesting people, exploration of classic and current music from all genre's, music production and writing talk, and a lot of love! "It's all about the music, man!"

A podcast for all things related to the love of music! Expect dives into music history, chats related to music with interesting people, exploration of classic and current music from all genre's, music production and writing talk, and a lot of love! "It's all about the music, man!"

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