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Based in the vibrant city of Houston, TX, DJ Rell brings forth a unique fusion of Caribbean influences and a seasoned expertise in hip-hop, R&amp;B, and urban music.

DJ Rell’s shows exude infectious energy that effortlessly engages audiences. Specializing in urban music genres, he seamlessly blends various styles, crafting a sonic experience as diverse as his own heritage.

With his exceptional skill, DJ Rell has a magnetic personality that forges an immediate connection with the audience.

With many years in the industry, DJ Rell’s ongoing musical innovation continues to make waves and leave an indelible mark on the ever-evolving music scene.

Based in the vibrant city of Houston, TX, DJ Rell brings forth a unique fusion of Caribbean influences and a seasoned expertise in hip-hop, R&B, and urban music. DJ Rell’s shows exude infectious energy that effortlessly engages audiences. Specializing in urban music genres, he seamlessly blends various styles, crafting a sonic experience as diverse as his own heritage. With his exceptional skill, DJ Rell has a magnetic personality that forges an immediate connection with the audience. With many years in the industry, DJ Rell’s ongoing musical innovation continues to make waves and leave an indelible mark on the ever-evolving music scene.

Passport Music

En este programa hablamos de la musica en la actualidad y sobre el resurgimiento de los musicales gracias a las redes sociales, esperemos les guste.

Lo que suena!

<div>My name is Christopher M. I'm from Ohio. burnsophia is a noise project turned into a podcast. Episodes will come at random. You can follow me on Twitter at @BurnsophiaN or you can follow me on Instagram @burnsophianoise</div>

My name is Christopher M. I'm from Ohio. burnsophia is a noise project turned into a podcast. Episodes will come at random. You can follow me on Twitter at @BurnsophiaN or you can follow me on Instagram @burnsophianoise

burnsophia

A delectable smorgasbord of dance music ranging from Deep and Organic House to Melodic House & Techno to Indie and Progressive House.

A delectable smorgasbord of dance music ranging from Deep and Organic House to Melodic House &amp; Techno to Indie and Progressive House.

Bangers Galore by Paul Alexander

"The show where we talk about all the things that make K-pop distinctly K-pop." Hosted by Alexis Hodoyán-Gastélum and Theresa Avila, two journalists, friends, and fellow K-pop multi-stans, each episode of It's a K-pop Thing explores the fan culture and the stories behind the people who've helped grow K-pop into a global phenomenon. Follow the Show: @IKPTpod on Instagram &amp; Twitter Email: info@kpoppod.com

"The show where we talk about all the things that make K-pop distinctly K-pop." Hosted by Alexis Hodoyán-Gastélum and Theresa Avila, two journalists, friends, and fellow K-pop multi-stans, each episode of It's a K-pop Thing explores the fan culture and the stories behind the people who've helped grow K-pop into a global phenomenon. Follow the Show: @IKPTpod on Instagram & Twitter Email: info@kpoppod.com

It's a K-pop Thing

The Hateful Gnome's Music Hut is a bi-weekly podcast covering all things music, including recommendations, reviews, and interviews with the bands themselves.

The Hateful Gnome's Music Hut

Every Year at Christmas the Q100 Michigan staff and member of Q Nation produce and old fashion radio play complete with stage actors and sound effects.

Q100 Michigan Annual Christmas Radio Play

In here, let’s talk about all the nonsense and all the crazy stuff happens to our shitty life!

You might hear drama, you might hear an encouraged story!! or you might just hear me whining about some shit lol…

Anyway, welcome to the club!

In here, let’s talk about all the nonsense and all the crazy stuff happens to our shitty life! You might hear drama, you might hear an encouraged story!! or you might just hear me whining about some shit lol… Anyway, welcome to the club!

WHAT’S THAT…? Oh, that’s life.

Tercera etapa de este programa nacido en Ona de Sants sobre 1997, que combina el magazine en clave cachondeo (todo tipo de noticias, entrevistas, rankings, etc.) con la mejor música rock/metal de todos los tiempos.
No nos hacemos responsables de las opiniones de nuestros colaboradores o entrevistados, ni de las nuestras tampoco.
Ningún animal es maltratado durante el programa.
Este programa puede causar irritación de oído u otros orificios corporales. En caso de duda consulte a su farmacéutico.

Tercera etapa de este programa nacido en Ona de Sants sobre 1997, que combina el magazine en clave cachondeo (todo tipo de noticias, entrevistas, rankings, etc.) con la mejor música rock/metal de todos los tiempos. No nos hacemos responsables de las opiniones de nuestros colaboradores o entrevistados, ni de las nuestras tampoco. Ningún animal es maltratado durante el programa. Este programa puede causar irritación de oído u otros orificios corporales. En caso de duda consulte a su farmacéutico.

Opa Hostil 3.0

從演唱會主辦畢業的忘年之嬌，端上聽覺的comfort food，每雙週四陪你一口音樂一口生活。 --- 想看更多內容歡迎追蹤我們～有什麼想聽的內容，歡迎留言私訊許願！ IG🔍 @2halfchicks YT🔍 肥S也要吃半半炸雞 Powered by <a href="https://firstory.me/zh">Firstory Hosting</a>

從演唱會主辦畢業的忘年之嬌，端上聽覺的comfort food，每雙週四陪你一口音樂一口生活。 --- 想看更多內容歡迎追蹤我們～有什麼想聽的內容，歡迎留言私訊許願！ IG🔍 @2halfchicks YT🔍 肥S也要吃半半炸雞 Powered by Firstory Hosting

從演唱會主辦畢業的忘年之嬌，端上聽覺的comfort food，每雙週四陪你一口音樂一口生活。 --- 想看更多內容歡迎追蹤我們～有什麼想聽的內容，歡迎留言私訊許願！ IG🔍 @2halfchicks YT🔍 肥S也要吃半半炸雞 Powered by <a href="https://firstory.me/zh" rel="noopener noreferrer">Firstory Hosting</a>

肥S也要吃半半炸雞

¡Empieza tus mañanas de la mejor forma con Jessie Cervantes en Exa FM 104.9! Acompáñanos de lunes a viernes de 6:00 a 10:00 AM para disfrutar de cuatro horas llenas de optimismo, alegría, diversión e información.
En este podcast, Jessie te brinda la dosis perfecta de entretenimiento para comenzar tu día. Descubre a tus artistas favoritos y escucha a colaboradores de primer nivel mientras exploramos temas que te mantendrán enganchado: entretenimiento, sexualidad, música, desarrollo humano, moda, tecnología y humor.
Además, prepárate para entrevistas exclusivas con los artistas más reconocidos del mundo artístico y acústicos que sin duda, cambiarán tu mañana.
No pierdas la oportunidad de sintonizar Exa FM y seguir lo más interesante de la radio con Jessie Cervantes. Suscríbete ahora para recibir notificaciones sobre nuevos episodios y asegúrate de empezar cada día con una sonrisa y una dosis de buen humor junto a Jessie.

¡Empieza tus mañanas de la mejor forma con Jessie Cervantes en Exa FM 104.9! Acompáñanos de lunes a viernes de 6:00 a 10:00 AM para disfrutar de cuatro horas llenas de optimismo, alegría, diversión e información. En este podcast, Jessie te brinda la dosis perfecta de entretenimiento para comenzar tu día. Descubre a tus artistas favoritos y escucha a colaboradores de primer nivel mientras exploramos temas que te mantendrán enganchado: entretenimiento, sexualidad, música, desarrollo humano, moda, tecnología y humor. Además, prepárate para entrevistas exclusivas con los artistas más reconocidos del mundo artístico y acústicos que sin duda, cambiarán tu mañana. No pierdas la oportunidad de sintonizar Exa FM y seguir lo más interesante de la radio con Jessie Cervantes. Suscríbete ahora para recibir notificaciones sobre nuevos episodios y asegúrate de empezar cada día con una sonrisa y una dosis de buen humor junto a Jessie.

Radiografías de Jessie en EXA

Hey, I'm iMG, and I run iMG's Polaroids, a weekly podcast showcasing some of the best tracks in EDM! Come take a listen!

iMG's Polaroids

E Poi? Storie di...

A podcast exploring people's metal gateways: in-depth talks with metal musicians (and others in the scene) about how they discovered heavy metal music and how it has shaped their lives. Hosted by Brian Sibley.

Metal Gateway Podcast

Backing Tracks: Where musical dreams and sardonic comedy collide in a spectacular 20-minute weekly train wreck Meet Tam and Jim—the dynamic duo who missed the fame train but caught the express line to comedic obscurity. With their mix of semi-tuned melodies, unfiltered banter, and interviews that often ask, "Why?", they're proving that you don’t need talent to entertain—just a good sense of humour and a tolerance for each other. For those who enjoy music, mockery, and a dose of reality, here's your weekly reminder that not all stars are meant to shine. But boy, do they flicker. Tune in, if only to feel better about your own missed notes.<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.

Backing Tracks: Where musical dreams and sardonic comedy collide in a spectacular 20-minute weekly train wreck Meet Tam and Jim—the dynamic duo who missed the fame train but caught the express line to comedic obscurity. With their mix of semi-tuned melodies, unfiltered banter, and interviews that often ask, "Why?", they're proving that you don’t need talent to entertain—just a good sense of humour and a tolerance for each other. For those who enjoy music, mockery, and a dose of reality, here's your weekly reminder that not all stars are meant to shine. But boy, do they flicker. Tune in, if only to feel better about your own missed notes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Backing Tracks: Where musical dreams and sardonic comedy collide in a spectacular 20-minute weekly train wreck Meet Tam and Jim—the dynamic duo who missed the fame train but caught the express line to comedic obscurity. With their mix of semi-tuned melodies, unfiltered banter, and interviews that often ask, "Why?", they're proving that you don’t need talent to entertain—just a good sense of humour and a tolerance for each other. For those who enjoy music, mockery, and a dose of reality, here's your weekly reminder that not all stars are meant to shine. But boy, do they flicker. Tune in, if only to feel better about your own missed notes. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Backing Tracks

Join Andrew, Nate, and Sebastian as they delve into the topic of music. More specifically, they touch on their favorite artists while diving into their history and the personal impact that their music has had on them. Listen as they discuss artists from multiple different genres including hip-hop, pop, R&amp;B, alternative rock, and folktronica. Explore diverse music tastes with them as they share personal stories and memories about how this music has shaped them as people.

Join Andrew, Nate, and Sebastian as they delve into the topic of music. More specifically, they touch on their favorite artists while diving into their history and the personal impact that their music has had on them. Listen as they discuss artists from multiple different genres including hip-hop, pop, R&B, alternative rock, and folktronica. Explore diverse music tastes with them as they share personal stories and memories about how this music has shaped them as people.

Music Geek Trio Podcast

Youtube Popit

I am a classical pianist with an artistic doctorate and an active performing career. My work explores listening as a shared, embodied practice, and — grounded in phenomenology and neuroscience, and shaped by my own experience with Parkinson’s — investigates how music can influence perception, movement, and experience.
Jeg er klassisk pianist med en kunstnerisk doktorgrad. Jeg jobber som utøvende musiker men er også opptatt av lytting som en delt og kroppslig praksis. Med utgangspunkt i fenomenologi og nevrovitenskap – og med egen erfaring med Parkinson – undersøker jeg hvordan musikk kan påvirke persepsjon, bevegelse og erfaring i møte med sykdommen.

I am a classical pianist with an artistic doctorate and an active performing career. My work explores listening as a shared, embodied practice, and — grounded in phenomenology and neuroscience, and shaped by my own experience with Parkinson’s — investigates how music can influence perception, movement, and experience. Jeg er klassisk pianist med en kunstnerisk doktorgrad. Jeg jobber som utøvende musiker men er også opptatt av lytting som en delt og kroppslig praksis. Med utgangspunkt i fenomenologi og nevrovitenskap – og med egen erfaring med Parkinson – undersøker jeg hvordan musikk kan påvirke persepsjon, bevegelse og erfaring i møte med sykdommen.

Lyttelos – The Listening Body

仕事のこと、友達のこと、大好きな音楽のこと…
俳優・鈴鹿央士が自分のコトバでゆったり語りかける25分。
ちょっと寄り道するくらいの気持ちでお聴き下さい。

#鈴鹿央士 #tokyofm

仕事のこと、友達のこと、大好きな音楽のこと… 俳優・鈴鹿央士が自分のコトバでゆったり語りかける25分。 ちょっと寄り道するくらいの気持ちでお聴き下さい。 #鈴鹿央士 #tokyofm

鈴鹿央士の寄り道トーク

los bolivares

If you love movies, look no further. We're the podcast for you! Join Andy as he discusses classic films, as well as some modern installments and the filmmakers, actors and artists who created them. Slip back into a simpler time and take in the nostalgia of the best era of entertainment. Lets have some fun!<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.

If you love movies, look no further. We're the podcast for you! Join Andy as he discusses classic films, as well as some modern installments and the filmmakers, actors and artists who created them. Slip back into a simpler time and take in the nostalgia of the best era of entertainment. Lets have some fun! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

If you love movies, look no further. We're the podcast for you! Join Andy as he discusses classic films, as well as some modern installments and the filmmakers, actors and artists who created them. Slip back into a simpler time and take in the nostalgia of the best era of entertainment. Lets have some fun! Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Ticket Stubs and Cassette Tapes

I Am Back! - Tropical Ruins

This page is for my progressive house & melodic mixes

This page is for my progressive house &amp; melodic mixes

phildz-prog

Explorez sans tabou les multiples facettes de la sexualité et des relations amoureuses grâce à ce podcast animé par Sara en collaboration avec Coeurnichons. Que vous soyez curieux, expérimenté ou simplement à la recherche de nouvelles perspectives, nos discussions parfois hot mais surtout enrichissantes sont faites pour vous ! Avec nos invités experts tels que Lucile Bellan et les anecdotes personnelles d’Ivo, nous abordons l’amour sous toutes ses formes, qu'il s'agisse de relations monogames, de couples ouverts ou de polyamour. Nous discutons aussi de la libido, de son rôle dans les relations et comment la stimuler car l'érotisme et le plaisir sont au cœur de nos échanges. Nous ne manquerons pas de vous proposer de nouvelles idées coquines qui vous mèneront à l'extase. On vous invite à découvrir également une multitude d’autres sujet liés à la sexualité comme les nuances du BDSM, les fantasmes, l’éjaculation, comment prendre plus de plaisir avec son sexe, pénis ou vulve, la fellation, les sex toys, et bien d’autres aspects sexy de notre intimité. Les ruptures et les coeurs brisés sont un sujet que nous abordons également en offrant des conseils pour s’en remettre et aller de l’avant. Le tantrisme, avec ses promesses de connexions érotiques profondes et spirituelles, est exploré en détail, tout comme l’asexualité, afin de mieux comprendre cette orientation souvent mal interprétée. Notre podcast se veut à la fois éducatif, divertissant, audacieux, un poil coquin et surtout tout public : jeune ou moins jeune, nos conversations s’adressent à tout le monde. Rejoignez-nous pour une aventure audio qui tentera de révolutionner votre vision de la sexualité et des relations amoureuses. Que vous soyez en quête d'informations, de conseils ou simplement d'un moment agréable à écouter, notre podcast est là pour vous. Préparez-vous à explorer, apprendre et surtout, à vous amuser ! Abonnez-vous dès maintenant et plongez avec nous dans ce voyage passionnant au cœur de l'intimité humaine.

Explorez sans tabou les multiples facettes de la sexualité et des relations amoureuses grâce à ce podcast animé par Sara en collaboration avec Coeurnichons. Que vous soyez curieux, expérimenté ou simplement à la recherche de nouvelles perspectives, nos discussions parfois hot mais surtout enrichissantes sont faites pour vous ! Avec nos invités experts tels que Lucile Bellan et les anecdotes personnelles d’Ivo, nous abordons l’amour sous toutes ses formes, qu'il s'agisse de relations monogames, de couples ouverts ou de polyamour. Nous discutons aussi de la libido, de son rôle dans les relations et comment la stimuler car l'érotisme et le plaisir sont au cœur de nos échanges. Nous ne manquerons pas de vous proposer de nouvelles idées coquines qui vous mèneront à l'extase. On vous invite à découvrir également une multitude d’autres sujet liés à la sexualité comme les nuances du BDSM, les fantasmes, l’éjaculation, comment prendre plus de plaisir avec son sexe, pénis ou vulve, la fellation, les sex toys, et bien d’autres aspects sexy de notre intimité. Les ruptures et les coeurs brisés sont un sujet que nous abordons également en offrant des conseils pour s’en remettre et aller de l’avant. Le tantrisme, avec ses promesses de connexions érotiques profondes et spirituelles, est exploré en détail, tout comme l’asexualité, afin de mieux comprendre cette orientation souvent mal interprétée. Notre podcast se veut à la fois éducatif, divertissant, audacieux, un poil coquin et surtout tout public : jeune ou moins jeune, nos conversations s’adressent à tout le monde. Rejoignez-nous pour une aventure audio qui tentera de révolutionner votre vision de la sexualité et des relations amoureuses. Que vous soyez en quête d'informations, de conseils ou simplement d'un moment agréable à écouter, notre podcast est là pour vous. Préparez-vous à explorer, apprendre et surtout, à vous amuser ! Abonnez-vous dès maintenant et plongez avec nous dans ce voyage passionnant au cœur de l'intimité humaine.

Explorez sans tabou les multiples facettes de la sexualité et des relations amoureuses grâce à ce podcast animé par Sara en collaboration avec Coeurnichons. Que vous soyez curieux, expérimenté ou simplement à la recherche de nouvelles perspectives, nos discussions parfois hot mais surtout enrichissantes sont faites pour vous ! Avec nos invités experts tels que Lucile Bellan et les anecdotes personnelles d’Ivo, nous abordons l’amour sous toutes ses formes, qu'il s'agisse de relations monogames, de couples ouverts ou de polyamour. Nous discutons aussi de la libido, de son rôle dans les relations et comment la stimuler car l'érotisme et le plaisir sont au cœur de nos échanges. Nous ne manquerons pas de vous proposer de nouvelles idées coquines qui vous mèneront à l'extase. On vous invite à découvrir également une multitude d’autres sujet liés à la sexualité comme les nuances du BDSM, les fantasmes, l’éjaculation, comment prendre plus de plaisir avec son sexe, pénis ou vulve, la fellation, les sex toys, et bien d’autres aspects sexy de notre intimité. Les ruptures et les coeurs brisés sont un sujet que nous abordons également en offrant des conseils pour s’en remettre et aller de l’avant. Le tantrisme, avec ses promesses de connexions érotiques profondes et spirituelles, est exploré en détail, tout comme l’asexualité, afin de mieux comprendre cette orientation souvent mal interprétée. Notre podcast se veut à la fois éducatif, divertissant, audacieux, un poil coquin et surtout tout public : jeune ou moins jeune, nos conversations s’adressent à tout le monde. Rejoignez-nous pour une aventure audio qui tentera de révolutionner votre vision de la sexualité et des relations amoureuses. Que vous soyez en quête d'informations, de conseils ou simplement d'un moment agréable à écouter, notre podcast est là pour vous. Préparez-vous à explorer, apprendre et surtout, à vous amuser ! Abonnez-vous dès maintenant et plongez avec nous dans ce voyage passionnant au cœur de l'intimité humaine.

Coeurnichons

Independent Artists from all over the world. Become a supporter of this podcast: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/darkest-corners-of-the-world--4109496/support?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss">https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/darkest-corners-of-the-world--4109496/support</a>.

Independent Artists from all over the world.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/darkest-corners-of-the-world--4109496/support.

Independent Artists from all over the world. Become a supporter of this podcast: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/darkest-corners-of-the-world--4109496/support?utm_source=rss&amp;utm_medium=rss&amp;utm_campaign=rss" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/darkest-corners-of-the-world--4109496/support</a>.

Darkest Corners of the World

Discussing the music and musings of David Cloud Berman while working through grief, loss and mental wellness; one week at a time.

Discussing the music and musings of David Cloud Berman while working through grief, loss and mental wellness; one week at a time.

The Berman Project

RADIOCENTRO 33 GIMTADIENIS

1940s Archives – How Good It Is

Canal del programa de radio UN CANTO SE HACE AL VIENTO

UN CANTO SE HACE AL VIENTO

A Voix Basse : la nouvelle émission spéciale invité.e.s sur Basse Fréquence ! Le podcast qu'il te faut pour connaitre les flows, les plumes et les instrumentaux qui feront le HipHop de demain. 

Au programme : l'artiste défend son projet en interview, en freestyle et avec des extraits, suivi d'une mise à l'épreuve lors du grand jeu Voix Basse, le "HipHop ou pas Hiphop
Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

A Voix Basse : la nouvelle émission spéciale invité.e.s sur Basse Fréquence ! Le podcast qu'il te faut pour connaitre les flows, les plumes et les instrumentaux qui feront le HipHop de demain. Au programme : l'artiste défend son projet en interview, en freestyle et avec des extraits, suivi d'une mise à l'épreuve lors du grand jeu Voix Basse, le "HipHop ou pas Hiphop Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

A Voix Basse : la nouvelle émission spéciale invité.e.s sur Basse Fréquence ! Le podcast qu'il te faut pour connaitre les flows, les plumes et les instrumentaux qui feront le HipHop de demain.&nbsp;

Au programme : l'artiste défend son projet en interview, en freestyle et avec des extraits, suivi d'une mise à l'épreuve lors du grand jeu Voix Basse, le "HipHop ou pas Hiphop
Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

À Voix Basse - Basse Frequence

Before beloved singer and actor Burl Icle Ivanhoe Ives enchanted audiences worldwide with his warm, gritty voice, he traveled a long road that seemed unlikely to lead to stardom. Born in rural Hunt City, Illinois in 1909, Ives entered the world in humble circumstances that offered little hint of the prestigious performing career to come. As a member of a poor farming family, young Burl grew up toiling away on grueling tasks meant to supplement the meager family income. This arduous manual labor constituted his childhood education more than any formal schooling. However, Ives blossomed into a spirited boy whose jovial personality and musical inclination distinguished him. Music and Storytelling – A Childhood Passion From a young age, Ives found solace and escape in old folk ballads and country singalongs. He would listen intently to tunes floating from front porches in his traveling youth, fascinated by the way melodies preserved people’s stories. By age 14, Ives had picked up the banjo and guitar, demonstrating prodigal talent. As a wandering teenager searching for work during the Depression era, he discovered public performance to be a potent panacea for the bitterness of poverty and grueling physical jobs. When not toiling away on farms or in factories, Ives immersed himself in the rhythms and narratives of traditional American folk music. He realized such culturally rich songs granted him access to a heritage that stretched long before him. Ives also relished opportunities to inject humor or personalized flourishes into well-known standards for live audiences. Playing songs in his soulful, resonant baritone for spare change or passing trains helped Ives endure an often lonely, transient young adulthood. Big Breaks in New York City Theater By the late 1930s, the 20-something Ives had decided to pursue music professionally rather than as a hobby during seasonal employment. He moved to New York City and quickly earned notice in Greenwich Village folk circles, getting pegged as a rising “young balladeer.” This reputation scored him an invite to perform on WNYC radio in 1937. His rich voice and emotional delivery dazzled sophisticated city audiences, with one New York Times writer declaring him “the best ballad singer in America.” Ives soon found his breakout opportunity on the Great White Way itself when he was cast as a lead in the smash 1940 Broadway musical The Boys From Syracuse. His theater debut landed with resounding success, showcasing abilities to impart warmth and humanity through song. Rave reviews specifically cited Ives’ uncommon talents at story-song interpretation as something new and wonderful. Such acclaim earned him both a largerg platform for concerts and radio work, plus more Broadway productions thirsty for his magnetic, singular presence. By 1945, Ives had starred in productions like Sing Out, Sweet Land! and appeared on NBC radio programs that introduced him to millions of Americans. That year also marked his first studio album, The Wayfaring Stranger, considered a seminal entry in popularizing traditional folk for wider audiences. As Ives’ star rose in theater and music fame spread nationally, it became clear a barnstorming style crystallized in ragged 1930s living conditioned him uniquely to convey the simplest hopes and sorrows within America’s heritage. Scene-Stealing Film Roles Parallel to conquering Broadway stages with uncommon authenticity and earning a recording contract, Ives also contributed memorable early supporting appearances in Hollywood movies. Directors recognized his weathered voice, towering frame and sly charisma made him ideal for sage cowboys, no-nonsense cops or eccentric country bumpkins. In films spanning the 1940s like Smoky(1946) and Alias Jesse James (1959), Ives crafted scene-stealing moments around refrains of iconic songs like “Blue Tail Fly.” Yet Ives’ most legendary Hollywood hour came when he brought Southern patriarch Big Daddy Pollitt's bristling, tragicomic life opposite Paul Newman in 1958 Best Picture winner Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. As the tough, dying plantation owner Big Daddy, Ives earned effusive raves, an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor, and saturation in the public imagination. In the years following, Ives rounded out his triple-threat entertainer status as a reliable film character actor by releasing hit records like “A Little Bitty Tear” and “Funny Way of Laughin’” which consolidated his radio fame into top chart visibility. Reinventing with the Times As the 1960s unfolded with flashier rock, Motown and British pop trends shoveling folk aside in mainstream music consciousness, Ives adeptly refined his sound and performance outlets to avoid fading away. He translated signature tunes into gently modernized arrangements while dabbling in spoken word story-songs like the smash “A Holly Jolly Christmas.” Simultaneously, Ives prioritized connecting with young audiences by acting in Disney films and network TV. Though Ives presented a non-controversial image publicly, he also aligned himself with the era’s counter-cultural impulse for personal expression in more subtle ways. His records would mix traditional with modern message tunes like “In the Summer of His Years,” released after Martin Luther King Jr’s assassination. And Ives lent narration to a classic counterculture film, 1962’s Monterey Pop Festival documentary. As the 1960s closed out, Ives gracefully transitioned into an elder statesman role that balanced mainstream TV appearances and even product endorsements with bold touches of social commentary. Later Life in Film and Music As he entered his 60s and 70s, Ives chiefly committed his talents to the mediums that initially popularized him - film, theater, and story-song records. He earned recognition for induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame and starred in carried Broadway revivals of allegorical plays like Knickerbocker Holiday. Meanwhile, on screens, Ives transitioned fluidly into heartwarming character roles as grandfatherly doctors, judges or wizened mentors in wholesome comedies. By his late years, Ives had accumulated an astonishing 300+ acting credits. Even amidst his final decade working constantly in network TV and family films, Ives also periodically revisited musical projects that highlighted underrated aspects of his legacy. In key albums from the 1970s and 80s like America Sings of Heroes &amp; Home, he got to further showcase himself as not just an interpreter carrying centuries of ballads forward, but also a distinctive songwriter penning poetic originals about the nation he crisscrossed. Just weeks before his death in 1995 at age 85, Ives even recorded what became a posthumous Grammy-winning gospel album called The Lord is My Shepherd, reaffirming his love of spiritual hymns. Across an incredible six-decade career traversing every facet of entertainment during periods of immense cultural change, Ives ultimately poured the hard-won wisdom of a transient early life spent connecting America’s communities into a matchless creative legacy spanning from Tony Awards to beloved film roles to classical records keeping folk traditions alive. While granted less flashy fame compared to musical contemporaries like Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley, Ives earned arguably peerless admiration as a masterful vessel through which diverse generations experienced the profound weight of history within humble, uplifting American songcraft. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

Before beloved singer and actor Burl Icle Ivanhoe Ives enchanted audiences worldwide with his warm, gritty voice, he traveled a long road that seemed unlikely to lead to stardom. Born in rural Hunt City, Illinois in 1909, Ives entered the world in humble circumstances that offered little hint of the prestigious performing career to come. As a member of a poor farming family, young Burl grew up toiling away on grueling tasks meant to supplement the meager family income. This arduous manual labor constituted his childhood education more than any formal schooling. However, Ives blossomed into a spirited boy whose jovial personality and musical inclination distinguished him. Music and Storytelling – A Childhood Passion From a young age, Ives found solace and escape in old folk ballads and country singalongs. He would listen intently to tunes floating from front porches in his traveling youth, fascinated by the way melodies preserved people’s stories. By age 14, Ives had picked up the banjo and guitar, demonstrating prodigal talent. As a wandering teenager searching for work during the Depression era, he discovered public performance to be a potent panacea for the bitterness of poverty and grueling physical jobs. When not toiling away on farms or in factories, Ives immersed himself in the rhythms and narratives of traditional American folk music. He realized such culturally rich songs granted him access to a heritage that stretched long before him. Ives also relished opportunities to inject humor or personalized flourishes into well-known standards for live audiences. Playing songs in his soulful, resonant baritone for spare change or passing trains helped Ives endure an often lonely, transient young adulthood. Big Breaks in New York City Theater By the late 1930s, the 20-something Ives had decided to pursue music professionally rather than as a hobby during seasonal employment. He moved to New York City and quickly earned notice in Greenwich Village folk circles, getting pegged as a rising “young balladeer.” This reputation scored him an invite to perform on WNYC radio in 1937. His rich voice and emotional delivery dazzled sophisticated city audiences, with one New York Times writer declaring him “the best ballad singer in America.” Ives soon found his breakout opportunity on the Great White Way itself when he was cast as a lead in the smash 1940 Broadway musical The Boys From Syracuse. His theater debut landed with resounding success, showcasing abilities to impart warmth and humanity through song. Rave reviews specifically cited Ives’ uncommon talents at story-song interpretation as something new and wonderful. Such acclaim earned him both a largerg platform for concerts and radio work, plus more Broadway productions thirsty for his magnetic, singular presence. By 1945, Ives had starred in productions like Sing Out, Sweet Land! and appeared on NBC radio programs that introduced him to millions of Americans. That year also marked his first studio album, The Wayfaring Stranger, considered a seminal entry in popularizing traditional folk for wider audiences. As Ives’ star rose in theater and music fame spread nationally, it became clear a barnstorming style crystallized in ragged 1930s living conditioned him uniquely to convey the simplest hopes and sorrows within America’s heritage. Scene-Stealing Film Roles Parallel to conquering Broadway stages with uncommon authenticity and earning a recording contract, Ives also contributed memorable early supporting appearances in Hollywood movies. Directors recognized his weathered voice, towering frame and sly charisma made him ideal for sage cowboys, no-nonsense cops or eccentric country bumpkins. In films spanning the 1940s like Smoky(1946) and Alias Jesse James (1959), Ives crafted scene-stealing moments around refrains of iconic songs like “Blue Tail Fly.” Yet Ives’ most legendary Hollywood hour came when he brought Southern patriarch Big Daddy Pollitt's bristling, tragicomic life opposite Paul Newman in 1958 Best Picture winner Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. As the tough, dying plantation owner Big Daddy, Ives earned effusive raves, an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor, and saturation in the public imagination. In the years following, Ives rounded out his triple-threat entertainer status as a reliable film character actor by releasing hit records like “A Little Bitty Tear” and “Funny Way of Laughin’” which consolidated his radio fame into top chart visibility. Reinventing with the Times As the 1960s unfolded with flashier rock, Motown and British pop trends shoveling folk aside in mainstream music consciousness, Ives adeptly refined his sound and performance outlets to avoid fading away. He translated signature tunes into gently modernized arrangements while dabbling in spoken word story-songs like the smash “A Holly Jolly Christmas.” Simultaneously, Ives prioritized connecting with young audiences by acting in Disney films and network TV. Though Ives presented a non-controversial image publicly, he also aligned himself with the era’s counter-cultural impulse for personal expression in more subtle ways. His records would mix traditional with modern message tunes like “In the Summer of His Years,” released after Martin Luther King Jr’s assassination. And Ives lent narration to a classic counterculture film, 1962’s Monterey Pop Festival documentary. As the 1960s closed out, Ives gracefully transitioned into an elder statesman role that balanced mainstream TV appearances and even product endorsements with bold touches of social commentary. Later Life in Film and Music As he entered his 60s and 70s, Ives chiefly committed his talents to the mediums that initially popularized him - film, theater, and story-song records. He earned recognition for induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame and starred in carried Broadway revivals of allegorical plays like Knickerbocker Holiday. Meanwhile, on screens, Ives transitioned fluidly into heartwarming character roles as grandfatherly doctors, judges or wizened mentors in wholesome comedies. By his late years, Ives had accumulated an astonishing 300+ acting credits. Even amidst his final decade working constantly in network TV and family films, Ives also periodically revisited musical projects that highlighted underrated aspects of his legacy. In key albums from the 1970s and 80s like America Sings of Heroes & Home, he got to further showcase himself as not just an interpreter carrying centuries of ballads forward, but also a distinctive songwriter penning poetic originals about the nation he crisscrossed. Just weeks before his death in 1995 at age 85, Ives even recorded what became a posthumous Grammy-winning gospel album called The Lord is My Shepherd, reaffirming his love of spiritual hymns. Across an incredible six-decade career traversing every facet of entertainment during periods of immense cultural change, Ives ultimately poured the hard-won wisdom of a transient early life spent connecting America’s communities into a matchless creative legacy spanning from Tony Awards to beloved film roles to classical records keeping folk traditions alive. While granted less flashy fame compared to musical contemporaries like Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley, Ives earned arguably peerless admiration as a masterful vessel through which diverse generations experienced the profound weight of history within humble, uplifting American songcraft. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

Before beloved singer and actor Burl Icle Ivanhoe Ives enchanted audiences worldwide with his warm, gritty voice, he traveled a long road that seemed unlikely to lead to stardom. Born in rural Hunt City, Illinois in 1909, Ives entered the world in humble circumstances that offered little hint of the prestigious performing career to come. As a member of a poor farming family, young Burl grew up toiling away on grueling tasks meant to supplement the meager family income. This arduous manual labor constituted his childhood education more than any formal schooling. However, Ives blossomed into a spirited boy whose jovial personality and musical inclination distinguished him. Music and Storytelling – A Childhood Passion From a young age, Ives found solace and escape in old folk ballads and country singalongs. He would listen intently to tunes floating from front porches in his traveling youth, fascinated by the way melodies preserved people’s stories. By age 14, Ives had picked up the banjo and guitar, demonstrating prodigal talent. As a wandering teenager searching for work during the Depression era, he discovered public performance to be a potent panacea for the bitterness of poverty and grueling physical jobs. When not toiling away on farms or in factories, Ives immersed himself in the rhythms and narratives of traditional American folk music. He realized such culturally rich songs granted him access to a heritage that stretched long before him. Ives also relished opportunities to inject humor or personalized flourishes into well-known standards for live audiences. Playing songs in his soulful, resonant baritone for spare change or passing trains helped Ives endure an often lonely, transient young adulthood. Big Breaks in New York City Theater By the late 1930s, the 20-something Ives had decided to pursue music professionally rather than as a hobby during seasonal employment. He moved to New York City and quickly earned notice in Greenwich Village folk circles, getting pegged as a rising “young balladeer.” This reputation scored him an invite to perform on WNYC radio in 1937. His rich voice and emotional delivery dazzled sophisticated city audiences, with one New York Times writer declaring him “the best ballad singer in America.” Ives soon found his breakout opportunity on the Great White Way itself when he was cast as a lead in the smash 1940 Broadway musical The Boys From Syracuse. His theater debut landed with resounding success, showcasing abilities to impart warmth and humanity through song. Rave reviews specifically cited Ives’ uncommon talents at story-song interpretation as something new and wonderful. Such acclaim earned him both a largerg platform for concerts and radio work, plus more Broadway productions thirsty for his magnetic, singular presence. By 1945, Ives had starred in productions like Sing Out, Sweet Land! and appeared on NBC radio programs that introduced him to millions of Americans. That year also marked his first studio album, The Wayfaring Stranger, considered a seminal entry in popularizing traditional folk for wider audiences. As Ives’ star rose in theater and music fame spread nationally, it became clear a barnstorming style crystallized in ragged 1930s living conditioned him uniquely to convey the simplest hopes and sorrows within America’s heritage. Scene-Stealing Film Roles Parallel to conquering Broadway stages with uncommon authenticity and earning a recording contract, Ives also contributed memorable early supporting appearances in Hollywood movies. Directors recognized his weathered voice, towering frame and sly charisma made him ideal for sage cowboys, no-nonsense cops or eccentric country bumpkins. In films spanning the 1940s like Smoky(1946) and Alias Jesse James (1959), Ives crafted scene-stealing moments around refrains of iconic songs like “Blue Tail Fly.” Yet Ives’ most legendary Hollywood hour came when he brought Southern patriarch Big Daddy Pollitt's bristling, tragicomic life opposite Paul Newman in 1958 Best Picture winner Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. As the tough, dying plantation owner Big Daddy, Ives earned effusive raves, an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor, and saturation in the public imagination. In the years following, Ives rounded out his triple-threat entertainer status as a reliable film character actor by releasing hit records like “A Little Bitty Tear” and “Funny Way of Laughin’” which consolidated his radio fame into top chart visibility. Reinventing with the Times As the 1960s unfolded with flashier rock, Motown and British pop trends shoveling folk aside in mainstream music consciousness, Ives adeptly refined his sound and performance outlets to avoid fading away. He translated signature tunes into gently modernized arrangements while dabbling in spoken word story-songs like the smash “A Holly Jolly Christmas.” Simultaneously, Ives prioritized connecting with young audiences by acting in Disney films and network TV. Though Ives presented a non-controversial image publicly, he also aligned himself with the era’s counter-cultural impulse for personal expression in more subtle ways. His records would mix traditional with modern message tunes like “In the Summer of His Years,” released after Martin Luther King Jr’s assassination. And Ives lent narration to a classic counterculture film, 1962’s Monterey Pop Festival documentary. As the 1960s closed out, Ives gracefully transitioned into an elder statesman role that balanced mainstream TV appearances and even product endorsements with bold touches of social commentary. Later Life in Film and Music As he entered his 60s and 70s, Ives chiefly committed his talents to the mediums that initially popularized him - film, theater, and story-song records. He earned recognition for induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame and starred in carried Broadway revivals of allegorical plays like Knickerbocker Holiday. Meanwhile, on screens, Ives transitioned fluidly into heartwarming character roles as grandfatherly doctors, judges or wizened mentors in wholesome comedies. By his late years, Ives had accumulated an astonishing 300+ acting credits. Even amidst his final decade working constantly in network TV and family films, Ives also periodically revisited musical projects that highlighted underrated aspects of his legacy. In key albums from the 1970s and 80s like America Sings of Heroes &amp; Home, he got to further showcase himself as not just an interpreter carrying centuries of ballads forward, but also a distinctive songwriter penning poetic originals about the nation he crisscrossed. Just weeks before his death in 1995 at age 85, Ives even recorded what became a posthumous Grammy-winning gospel album called The Lord is My Shepherd, reaffirming his love of spiritual hymns. Across an incredible six-decade career traversing every facet of entertainment during periods of immense cultural change, Ives ultimately poured the hard-won wisdom of a transient early life spent connecting America’s communities into a matchless creative legacy spanning from Tony Awards to beloved film roles to classical records keeping folk traditions alive. While granted less flashy fame compared to musical contemporaries like Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley, Ives earned arguably peerless admiration as a masterful vessel through which diverse generations experienced the profound weight of history within humble, uplifting American songcraft. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

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The past decade has seen the producer release a number of impressive originals and remixes on labels Stress, Play Records, Monstercat and more, gaining support from the likes of BBC Introducing and DJs across the globe.

Influenced by the sounds of Eric Prydz, Axwell, Mark Knight and more, Kieran’s productions continue to evolve, positioning him as an emerging talent in the progressive dance scene.

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DEMOS please send via email to:
pineappledigital@rogers.com

Pineapple Digital Music is a group of record labels dedicated to serving the avid listeners of authentic underground music.
 
Pineapple Digital is the flagship label which caters to authentic progressive house, progressive trance and progressive breaks. 

Pineapple Uplifting is our new trance label, specializing in the trance and sub-genres of trance music.

Pineapple Grooves covers house, deep house, tech house, nu disco, funky house, disco house, ambient, chillout, and downtempo,

We offer the DJ’s the best electronic underground music , and connect them with some of the brightest and most talented artists in the house, progressive, deep, melodic, chillout, breaks and trance genres. 

In the evolving landscape that is the electronic music scene, industry veteran of 35+ years Dave Pineda has put together a roster of top-tier talent to give the community the true sounds it’s searched for. From heated dancefloor rhythms to revitalizing uplifting melodies, Pineapple Digital is committed to connecting music listeners to the music producers; all under the umbrella of adherence to the sounds that created a legendary genre.

Producers:

* Please do NOT send mp3’s as attachments, instead send a download link, or a private soundcloud link. 

Send 1 or 2 of your best tracks to start, if we’d like to hear more, we’ll ask. 

We can’t sign bootlegs, mashups, or remixes of records we don’t own, so please consider what you’re sending.

Please don’t mass CC us along with 50 other labels – the personal approach is always noted, and we want  some exclusive stuff! 

Try to give us a very short introduction to yourself, and include a link to your track.

Please send your demos to:

demos@pineappledigitalmusic.com


We are looking for the following genres:
House, Funky House, Nu Disco, Deep House, Deep Progressive/Tech, Tech House, Jackin', Chillout, Melodic Progressive/Trance, Progressive House, Latin & Brazilian House, Liquid and Atmospheric DnB.

Dave Pineda, from Toronto, Canada, the label 
owner of Pineapple Digital, with over 30 years 
of experience in the music industry and has 
been a professional dj for over 35 years now 
and counting. Dave is one of the few DJ's in 
the world that can play almost every genre of 
dance music effortlessly from the 70's to 
EDM. A turntablist at heart. He is called the 
Master DJ, "the DJ for all DJ's". 

Dave is known for his ecclectic taste in music 
and his mixes which takes the listener to an 
emotional journey that mesmerizes and 
captivates. When he is not busy running his 
label or doing podcasts, he would 
sometimes do in gigs all over the world. 

What sets him apart from other dj's is his 
intensity and knowledge of music that keeps 
peopleglued to the dance floor and what 
makes his live sets unique is he makes 
his own bootleg versions of popular tracks.

 A true master of his craft.



For booking inquiries:
djdavepineda@rogers.com

DEMOS please send via email to: pineappledigital@rogers.com Pineapple Digital Music is a group of record labels dedicated to serving the avid listeners of authentic underground music. Pineapple Digital is the flagship label which caters to authentic progressive house, progressive trance and progressive breaks. Pineapple Uplifting is our new trance label, specializing in the trance and sub-genres of trance music. Pineapple Grooves covers house, deep house, tech house, nu disco, funky house, disco house, ambient, chillout, and downtempo, We offer the DJ’s the best electronic underground music , and connect them with some of the brightest and most talented artists in the house, progressive, deep, melodic, chillout, breaks and trance genres. In the evolving landscape that is the electronic music scene, industry veteran of 35+ years Dave Pineda has put together a roster of top-tier talent to give the community the true sounds it’s searched for. From heated dancefloor rhythms to revitalizing uplifting melodies, Pineapple Digital is committed to connecting music listeners to the music producers; all under the umbrella of adherence to the sounds that created a legendary genre. Producers: * Please do NOT send mp3’s as attachments, instead send a download link, or a private soundcloud link. Send 1 or 2 of your best tracks to start, if we’d like to hear more, we’ll ask. We can’t sign bootlegs, mashups, or remixes of records we don’t own, so please consider what you’re sending. Please don’t mass CC us along with 50 other labels – the personal approach is always noted, and we want some exclusive stuff! Try to give us a very short introduction to yourself, and include a link to your track. Please send your demos to: demos@pineappledigitalmusic.com We are looking for the following genres: House, Funky House, Nu Disco, Deep House, Deep Progressive/Tech, Tech House, Jackin', Chillout, Melodic Progressive/Trance, Progressive House, Latin & Brazilian House, Liquid and Atmospheric DnB. Dave Pineda, from Toronto, Canada, the label owner of Pineapple Digital, with over 30 years of experience in the music industry and has been a professional dj for over 35 years now and counting. Dave is one of the few DJ's in the world that can play almost every genre of dance music effortlessly from the 70's to EDM. A turntablist at heart. He is called the Master DJ, "the DJ for all DJ's". Dave is known for his ecclectic taste in music and his mixes which takes the listener to an emotional journey that mesmerizes and captivates. When he is not busy running his label or doing podcasts, he would sometimes do in gigs all over the world. What sets him apart from other dj's is his intensity and knowledge of music that keeps peopleglued to the dance floor and what makes his live sets unique is he makes his own bootleg versions of popular tracks. A true master of his craft. For booking inquiries: djdavepineda@rogers.com

DEMOS please send via email to:
pineappledigital@rogers.com

Pineapple Digital Music is a group of record labels dedicated to serving the avid listeners of authentic underground music.
 
Pineapple Digital is the flagship label which caters to authentic progressive house, progressive trance and progressive breaks. 

Pineapple Uplifting is our new trance label, specializing in the trance and sub-genres of trance music.

Pineapple Grooves covers house, deep house, tech house, nu disco, funky house, disco house, ambient, chillout, and downtempo,

We offer the DJ’s the best electronic underground music , and connect them with some of the brightest and most talented artists in the house, progressive, deep, melodic, chillout, breaks and trance genres. 

In the evolving landscape that is the electronic music scene, industry veteran of 35+ years Dave Pineda has put together a roster of top-tier talent to give the community the true sounds it’s searched for. From heated dancefloor rhythms to revitalizing uplifting melodies, Pineapple Digital is committed to connecting music listeners to the music producers; all under the umbrella of adherence to the sounds that created a legendary genre.

Producers:

* Please do NOT send mp3’s as attachments, instead send a download link, or a private soundcloud link. 

Send 1 or 2 of your best tracks to start, if we’d like to hear more, we’ll ask. 

We can’t sign bootlegs, mashups, or remixes of records we don’t own, so please consider what you’re sending.

Please don’t mass CC us along with 50 other labels – the personal approach is always noted, and we want  some exclusive stuff! 

Try to give us a very short introduction to yourself, and include a link to your track.

Please send your demos to:

demos@pineappledigitalmusic.com


We are looking for the following genres:
House, Funky House, Nu Disco, Deep House, Deep Progressive/Tech, Tech House, Jackin', Chillout, Melodic Progressive/Trance, Progressive House, Latin &amp; Brazilian House, Liquid and Atmospheric DnB.

Dave Pineda, from Toronto, Canada, the label 
owner of Pineapple Digital, with over 30 years 
of experience in the music industry and has 
been a professional dj for over 35 years now 
and counting. Dave is one of the few DJ's in 
the world that can play almost every genre of 
dance music effortlessly from the 70's to 
EDM. A turntablist at heart. He is called the 
Master DJ, "the DJ for all DJ's". 

Dave is known for his ecclectic taste in music 
and his mixes which takes the listener to an 
emotional journey that mesmerizes and 
captivates. When he is not busy running his 
label or doing podcasts, he would 
sometimes do in gigs all over the world. 

What sets him apart from other dj's is his 
intensity and knowledge of music that keeps 
peopleglued to the dance floor and what 
makes his live sets unique is he makes 
his own bootleg versions of popular tracks.

 A true master of his craft.



For booking inquiries:
djdavepineda@rogers.com

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