Steve and Anikó give some behind-the-scenes insight into their experience with A Place in the Sun, from how they got there in the first place to the process of filming in Brittany, France. Check out their episode, now available on YouTube: A Place in the Sun: https://youtu.be/wsQPyXRUn5M

Note: Steve may have a false memory of Christopher Lee on Spine Chillers, but you can check out Freddie Jones on the show here. And, if you really need a shot of the Prince of Darkness reading a ghost story, you can find one here.

Anikó is on Twitter and Instagram as @kokovocals and on her website: https://www.kokovocals.com

Steve is on Instagram and Twitter as @soundfackery and on his website: https://www.soundfackeryproductions.com

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In this episode, Anikó (Koko Vocals) and Steve (Soundfackery) speak with aerial acrobat, choreographer, director, dancer and all-round physical creative artist and teacher Bianca Sapetto, who is based in Los Angeles, California.

We discuss how important it is to approach creativity through play, a sense of journey and process – rather than goal-orientation - and a removal of the pressure of having a ‘correct answer’. She discusses her kinaesthetic approach to teaching this to artists and others in professional, creative, and even corporate to educational environments to remove hierarchies and produce bold and fearless self-expression. Artistic collaboration through ‘empathic co-creation’ is a lot of what she does.

Bianca’s own journey into exploring music through her body and through her singing voice – as well as in creating her one-of-a-kind Lunar Yoga classes - are also discussed. We look forward to having Bianca as a guest again to talk with us about motherhood in the arts – watch this space!

If you want to learn more about Bianca, find her details below, and check out her recommendations at bottom.

Instagram: @BiancaSapetto (Find out about her Lunar Yoga classes here!)

Website: https://biancasapetto.com/

Youtube: Bianca Sapetto

Anikó is on Twitter as @kokovocals, and on her website: https://www.kokovocals.com

Steve is on Instagram and Twitter as @soundfackery, and on his website: https://www.soundfackeryproductions.com

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Guest Artist Recommendations:

Books:

The Viewpoints Book – Anne Bogart and Tina Landau, based on Mary Overlie’s work in the 1970s (physical embodiment in theatre, performing arts, and more)

Marion Woodman’s work in embodiment – depth psychology

Daughter of Fortune by Isabel Allende for detailed emotional characterisation

Music:

Film noir jazz for a new collaborative work with Daniel Passer and Veronika Krausas

Björk’s Homogenic album (1997)

In this first episode of a new series of The Soundfackery Podcast, Anikó and Steve discuss how they have rethought their journey to manifest their dream of a residential studio and artists retreat and the new skills they have had to learn to get there.

Anikó can be found on Twitter as @kokovocals, and you can find her website here.

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In this episode, Anikó and Steve discuss how things are going in Brittany with the new studio build and what the concept of "Doing it wrong, but doing it anyway", means to them.

The Robert Lyndsay film Steve mentions is Strike it Rich.

Anikó can be found on Twitter as @kokovocals, and you can find her website here.

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In this weeks episode, Anikó and Steve continue to dissect the Soundfackery song Staring into the Sun in part 2 of this Under the Knife mini series. In Part 2, they delve into the Pro Tools mixing session to look at how the drum sound was created and the importance of Valerian Adore's drum technique and creativity.

You can get Staring into the Sun here for free!

You can hear Valerian Adore and Eddie Hex's podcast Two LPs in a Podcast here.

You can listen to The Beatles Within you, Without You here.

Anikó can be found on Twitter as @kokovocals and you can find her website here.

Steve can be found on Instagram and Twitter as @soundfackery and his website can be found here.

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What connects Neil Young, Darren Aronofsky’s Pi, Bad Pollyanna and Grizzly Bear?

In this week's episode, Anikó and Steve dissect the Soundfackery song Staring into the Sun. They discus the origins of the music and lyrics, as well as look at the multi-track mixes of the early demos.

You can get Staring into the Sun here for free!

British Experimental Rock Group"

Who Goes There?

Back From the Black

All Messed Up

Grizzly Bear: 

Sun in Your Eyes

Neil Young

Old Man

Heart of Gold

Cinnamon Girl

Anikó can be found on Twitter as @kokovocals and you can find her website here.

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In part three of this miniseries with Christian "Documentally" Payne, Anikó "Kokovocals" Tóth and Steve "Banana Request" Kilpatrick (The Podcast Pagan Elite) chat about Bolt Thrower, biker gear, scanners, professional oversharing, fabricated memories and how to archive something for a thousand. years. We hear about Christian being press ganged into a blues band in Budapest and learn how to tell when he is drunk. We also hear the strange story of Steve being forced to sing for bananas.

Christian is a photographer, writer, trainer, speaker, multimedia documenter and general polymath.

If you want to learn more about Christian, you can follow him on Twitter and Instagram as @Documentally.

You can find his website here:

http://documentally.net

Soundscape: Our Sonic Environment and the Tuning of the World - R. Murray Schafer:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Soundscape-Sonic-Environment-Tuning-World/dp/0892814551/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=soundscape&qid=1622404776&s=books&sr=1-1

War Master - Bolt Thrower:

https://open.spotify.com/album/0kKysrWW9kAUyYlM1Q8Zu9?si=miWG1n5_T6qmriLwXYBD_Q

Anikó can be found on Twitter as @kokovocals, and you can find her website here:

https://www.kokovocals.com

Steve can be found on Instagram and Twitter as @soundfackery, and his website can be found here:

https://www.soundfackeryproductions.com

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In this episode, Anikó and Steve are doing something a little bit different to their usual format and giving an update on what they're doing in Brittany, France. They also chat about Ozzy Osbourne's love of bats, ornithology and the pros and cons of recording in the garden. Links to the music discussed: 

Bernard Fort https://open.spotify.com/album/4Ex85ZWnUDFaPNED83SAx9?si=TVzj4JqqTUqmCt3LefvSog 

Heron https://open.spotify.com/album/4OviLetGsWKp6Hz0gM9xug?si=YKjMxaUVRZWxrsNBXSg2eA 

You can keep up with Steve as @soundfackery on Twitter and Instagram and at www.soundfackeryproductions.com. 

You can find out what Anikó is up to on Twitter via @kokovocals and at www.kokovocals.com.

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In this episode, Anikó and Steve once again chat with Christian Payne (a.k.a. Documentally). They discuss being transported back in time by music and recordings of a loved one's voice, partisan grandparents, the power of two-way radio, binaural drama, and the disadvantages of going public about building a priest hole. Christian is a photographer, writer, trainer, speaker, multimedia documenter and general polymath. 

If you want to learn more about Christian, you can follow him on Twitter and Instagram as @Documentally. 

You can find his website here: 

http://documentally.net 

Andrew's Sachs' binaural radio drama can be heard here:

https://youtu.be/tsAdYGdZc88

Christian's first record can be heard here:

https://open.spotify.com/track/4BFGbzW1hvoGZJ8lbBxCjP?si=ead773934ae44b1d

Anikó's music choice can be heard here:

https://open.spotify.com/album/7uuaNyvqA3n5c9TyDhh0HE?si=chS3dhhbTru3uOVPC_vlpQ

And Steve's greatest Oxfam shop find can be heard here:

https://open.spotify.com/album/6rjlNCw55OD6a6cVxMjD2Q?si=paSzw1OgSlqzkusLyuSokw

And Baccara's disco classic 'Yes Sir, I Can Boogie' can be found here:

https://open.spotify.com/track/2LScqpywMqGcnum6nNaxXX?si=532ad89308304cbe

Anikó can be found on Twitter as @kokovocals, and you can find her website here: 

https://www.kokovocals.com 

Steve can be found on Instagram and Twitter as @soundfackery, and his website can be found here: 

https://www.soundfackeryproductions.com 

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