Tuesday Night Talk

Tuesday Night Talk

By Gilles DELES-VELINSMusicMusic CommentaryMusic History
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Tuesday Night Talk episodes

  • TNT#10 - Yoni Wolf - WHY?

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    Yoni Wolf, mainly known as WHY?, have been a great inspiration for two decades. We talk about Anticon and his first projects like Cloudead, then discussion move to sound production. But like in his podcast (The Wandering Wolf) we try to extend the topics to politics, religion, cultural backgrounds. A friendly, mindful conversation with various inputs. Thanks to Yoni for this conversation !

    42 min
  • TNT#09 Valgeir Sigurdsson - Composer, sound engineer

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    Valgeir Sigurðsson became known for his work with amazing artists like Bjork, or Bonnie PrinceBilly. He is mainly a composer himself at the crossroad of experimental and contemporary classical musical also known as the founder of Icelandic label Bedroom Community. He speaks about the creation of Kvika (soundtrack of Little Kingdom). Discussion will be also about changes in sound engineering and mastering. His insights about vinyl and streaming platforms are mindful and essential. Thanks for watching. Find all the informations about his website : www.valgeir.net

    33 min
  • TNT#08 Erman Aydoner - Mastering Sound Engineer

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    Erman Aydöner is a great mastering sound engineer located in Istanbul. We talk about his book and many topics related to his activity to understand mastering in a better way.

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    18 min
  • TNT#06&07 Anna Abola - Digital Artist

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    For the Latvian mid-summer I interviewed Anna Abola. For musicians, collaborations with graphic designers and digital artists are essential. They face some of the same issues we are facing : plagiary, copyright problems, ressources of creativity, social media use, etc... In this first episode Anna speaks mainly about her influences, and how she became a digital artist.

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    36 min
  • TNT#05 Laetitia Fournier (Raymonde Howard, Saffron Eyes)

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    Laetitia Fournier build an original music build on his use on loops for more than 10 years now. Hypnotic, post-riot girl, bluesy pop music. The forthcoming comics and compilation The year Loop Broke is an occasion to speak about her musical journey.

    21 min
  • TNT#02&03 Richard Thompson (Lost harbours, Limnal Noise)

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    Richard Thompson is a genuine music enthusiast who introduced me to many aspects of independant and experimental music scene in Latvia. He defines himself as a keen participant and instigator in cultural fields, bringing enthusiasm and dedication to over 10 years of concert, tour and artist promotion in both the UK and Latvia. In 2008 he formed Culture as a Dare with Emma Reed, in order to bring international touring acts to Essex and help promote local talent. Originally from Southend-on-Sea, UK, living in Riga, Latvia, for about 7 years.

    54 min
  • TNT#01 Mickael Mottet (Angil, Lion in Bed)

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    Mickaël Mottet’s album Glover's Mistake is his first release under his own name, at 41 and after a good dozen records under various pseudonyms. The range of bands (​Angil and the still active ​Lion in Bed​, to name just two) which Mottet was a member of have all been acclaimed by amateurs of his “auteur pop songs”, to quote ​Les Inrockuptibles​. The diversity of this community of demanding aficionados speaks volumes: from ​Drowned in Sound to ​Uncut​’s Martin Aston, through ​WFMU​, Rock Sound​, ​Pop Matters​, ​The List​, ​BBC​’s ​Mark Russell and Robert Sandall​... Everyone of them agrees that Mottet’s pop songs have been crafted from a unique formula since his first record released by ​Megaphone (Teaser for Matter, 2004) and second one, which came out on ​Chemikal Underground​, Oulipo Saliva (2007).

    20 min

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Conversations with musician, sound engineers, artists and technicians of the music industry, mainstream or experimental.