Rubyfruit-218 Tinderbox Music Festival
Interview with Alyson Greenfield, founder of Tinderbox Music Festival
Jenny Owen Youngs- What Beats Within
Lisa Jaeggi- Oh Lady You Shot Me
Shilpa Ray and Her Happy Hookers- Filthy and Free
Larkin Grimm- Ride That Cyclone
Lachi- Emo Children
Charlene Kaye- Magnolia Wine
Hank and Cupcakes- Pleasure Town
Kalae All Day- O.G.LyricalBookBagger
Rathole Radio 34 – 5th Sept 10
Apologies for the slightly poorer sound quality than usual, this was due to the live setting.
Welcome to another live edition of Rathole Radio. I was asked back to do another show at the Nerve Centre in Liverpool (that doesn’t happen often hehe), I was happy to oblige of course. This time I brought my band 20lb Sounds and we rocked the place with drums and bass. I hope you enjoy it.
- 00:00 – Public Enemy – Say It Like It Really Is – License Unknown – There are also instrumental and acapella versions of this track available free from SLAMjamz.com
That PISO group I played last time are Italian and not Spannish, language FAIL! I’m an ignorant Englishman.
- 05:53 – Ben Walker – Beaten Up – License Unknown
- 09:03 – Dub Rebellion – Rejoice – License Unknown
- 15:06 – Hungry Lucy – The Standing Ones – CC BY-SA Licensed – got an email from a member of the group, Warren. Liked this track a lot and even bought it from Bandcamp. They have their own podcast and seem very net-savvy. Great to see them supporting CC.
- 19:51 – Lab7 – Artifical Madness – CC BY-SA Licensed
Check out the new Software Freedom Day 2010 mix CD at RatholeRadio.org. Download it, burn it, share it with friends.
- 24:17 – Kagnee – Loose Cannon. Gary’s mix. – CC BY-SA Licensed
- 26:46 – Alev Lenz – Serve With Milk – License Unknown
- 31:46 – Palmyra – Pink Planes – License Unknown
My band 20lb Sounds Live!!
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34:49 – Our version of “Tin Soldier” by The Small Faces. – Probably Copyright to the original record company. Shh

- 38:45 – 20lb Sounds – an original song called “Liar”. No proper recording of this yet sorry, it’s in the pipeline. – CC BY-SA Licensed
- 41:38 – Professor Kliq – Work At Night – CC BY-NC-SA Licensed taken from his Movements EP.
- 49:40 – Red Drapes – Reflection – License Unknown
Friend and fan of the show @mjjzf posted this rather amazing video of young Mattias listening to the show all the way from New York. This was posted right after we finished playing. I love it! Possible future guitarist or drummer there.
Get In Touch: Please send me your thoughts and feedback on the music I play or any other aspect of the show. If you make music or you know people who make music and you think they should be on the show, send me suggestions and demos by all means. I’m always pleased to find new music and share it with people. Most of that is down to you, the wonderful listeners and your wisdom.
Send all feedback and suggestions to – show AT ratholeradio.org You can also find me on Twitter and Identi.ca Next show: Sunday 19th August 2010 at 9pm UK timeThanks for listening, I hope you enjoyed the show. Thanks also to everyone who turned up in our IRC channel at irc.freenode.net the channel name is #ratholeradio. I don’t expect much to happen there in the weeks between shows, I probably won’t be around much, but if people want to hang around in there and chat you’re more than welcome. Don’t forget you can access the channel from a web browser by going to webchat.freenode.net and entering #ratholeradio in the channel text box. Take care till next time folks.
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SnC 236 - Wed 08 September 2010
Quite a bit of music from California this week along with tracks from Ontario, Glasgow, Coventry and Toulouse in France.
The sea wasn't really this muddy yesterday but the movement in the water was awe-inspiring. The quick pint at The Lord Nelson wasn't bad either!
Artist of the month for August is announced in this show.
Creep Me Out - Ruby Coast (Aurora, ON, Canada)
Ruby Coast consists of five small town friends whose brand of high energy, sparkling indie-pop has taken them far beyond the confines of suburban Aurora, Ontario in a relatively short span of time.
Ruby Coast first picked up their instruments together in late 2006, and has wowed crowds across the continent ever since with their unique formula of contagious pop perfection and boisterous blend of mod-rock and spastic yelps. Since releasing their (now sold out) debut EP, Projectable Collections, produced by Dave Monks of Tokyo Police Club in fall 2008, they've taken their van across plenty of previously unmarked territory (at least unmarked to them).
They've toured across Canada and the US with the likes of Passion Pit, Tokyo Police Club, and Ra Ra Riot, as well as shared stages with Canada's finest talent: Stars, Born Ruffians, Plants and Animals, and Islands amongst others.
After hiding away as songwriting machines for much of 2009, Ruby Coast have emerged from the studio in summer 2010 with their highly anticipated debut album, Whatever This Is, in tow, produced by dream-duo Howard Bilerman (Arcade Fire, Wolf Parade) and Brian Paulson (Dinosaur Jr, Slint, Wilco).
The video for that track on YouTube at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ud_hMgIbYXY
09/09 North Bay - Nipissing University
09/11 Thunder Bay - Lakehead University
09/18 - Newmarket - Studio Five Salon
09/24 Toronto - Unit C
09/25 Guelph - Jimmy Jazz
10/01 Ottawa - Cafe Nostalgica
10/02 Montreal - Petit Campus (Pop Montreal)
10/08 London - Alex P Keaton
10/09 Sarnia - Trinity Lounge
10/11 Minneapolis - 7th Street Entry - (w/ Jukebox the Ghost)
10/12 Milwaukee - the Cactus Club (w/ Jukebox the Ghost)
10/13 Chicago - Schuba's (w/ Jukebox the Ghost)
10/14 Indianapolis - Radio Radio (w/ Jukebox the Ghost)
10/15 Pittsburgh - The Brillobox (w/ Jukebox the Ghost
10/16 Washington, DC - the Black Cat (w/ Jukebox the Ghost)
10/17 New York - Piano'sâ10/20-23 NYC - CMJ
Burn - Jonneine Zapata (Highland Park, CA)
Infused with smoky, psychedelic instrumentation and slow-burning swells, Jonneine Zapata delivers a definitive grand-slam with her debut release, ‘CAST THE DEMONS OUT’, a record that luminously captures the musical essence and prowess of this one-woman army. Featuring the tantalizing, come-hither single “Good Looking”, each song on this ten-track collection is laced with dark overtones and an arresting magnetism reminiscent of PJ Harvey and Patti Smith.
“To see her live is to feel your heart and lungs filled with the smoky intensity of a performer whose passion knows no boundaries,” The Dumbing of America says of Jonneine’s electrifying live stage show.
7 Oct The Zoo Brisbane, Qld, AUSTRALIA
8 Oct The Annandale Sydney, NSW, AUSTRALIA
9 Oct The East Brunswick Melboutne, VIC, AUSTRALIA
10 Oct JONNEINE ZAPATA @ One Movement Music Festival Perth, WA, AUSTRALIA
There is another gorgeous track by Jonneine on SnC 223.
www.myspace.com/jonneinezapata
Glamorous - Leilujh (San Francisco, CA, USA)
From their album Dreamtime Escape Plan. Leilujh’s music is best described as “psychedelic pop.” Fronted by indie rock queens Marisa Chaves and Samara Violet, Leilujh blends vocal harmonies over dreamy slide guitars and hip-hop beats to create a unique retro modern sound.
Same Thing - Wily Bo Walker (Glasgow, Scotland)
From his early days in popular Glasgow band 'The Heartbeats', musicians have been keen to work with Wily Bo through all of his projects; from guitar based and indie-chart topping band 'Wily Bo Walker & The Baddies' through his session work on the London circuit.
Currently attracting top New York jazz and rock musicians, his style and vocals have matured to become sought after as a session vocalist as well as a respected recording artist in his own right.
For his forthcoming solo album 'Moon Over Indigo', Wily Bo has been working with New York's demon song arranger Danny Flam.
They have enlisted the help of Patty Smyth's backing band 'Scandal' as rhythm section, featuring Keith Mack - guitar, Tom Welsch - bass, Benjy King - hammond and keyboards, Eran Asias - drums.
Additional keyboards are by Ruslan Agababayev
Current single 'Drive' from solo album 'Moon Over Indigo' on Flaming Hearts Records (April 2010) - available on iTunes and all the usual online stores.
You don't own beer - Hippie Uprising (Vallejo, CA, USA)
Hippie Uprising is a collection of the best musicians from the San Francisco Bay Area playing and singing an eclectic blend of original music in various musical styles including rock, jazz, country, blues and everything else in-between. Many old and new friends were assembled for the first and lat time to make this music and CD truly memorable in more ways than one. Featured performances by Norton Buffalo (harmonica/vocals), Ernest Boom Carter (drums/vocals), Greg Douglas (lead guitar), Naomi Ruth Eisenberg (vocals), Nick Gravenites (vocals), Kathi McDonald (vocals), George Michaelski (piano), Maria Muldaur (vocals), Ben Perkoff (sax), Si Perkoff (piano), Lorin Rowan (guitars/vocals), Bobby Riddell (drums), Jay Russio (vocals), Pete Sears (keys) Lonnie Showtime Walters (percussion) and Steven Webber (bass).
The list of bands that they have produced, performed in recorded or toured with is remarkable.
Take and Take - Garfield Mayor (Coventry, UK)
Garfield Mayor is a UK based artist, writer and producer. First signed in 2007 by three-times Grammy award winner Rob Thomas to his RTEL (Sony BMG) label he has now returned to independence and is promoting the intelligent blend of pop, dance & rock found on his debut album.
Mayor's debut album 'Take and Take' was made in between London, New York and his home facility in Coventry, UK.
Artist of the Month - chat with Francis Guildea at The Crown Hotel, Southwold
Return to sender - Lloyd's Garage (Nappa, California)
A second track from Artists of the Month, Lloyd's Garage.
There's a fundamental integrity in these passionately delivered songs. The energy is, fortunately, matched by songs that retain interest both lyrically and in their arrangements. This energetic two-piece band delivers more watts of energy per song than you'll hear in many a larger setup.
Lloyd's Garage are Seth Heitzmann - Guitar, Vocals
Lloyd Llewelyn - Drums, Keys
Adictos - Trafiko (Toulouse, France)
Latino reggae from the album "Azuquita.
A small sugar?? Voila finally " azuquita ", The 1st ALBUM of TRAFIKO, which irresistibly comes to delight our eardrums at this beginning of summer seasons. Sunny tones of South America and the Caribbean. Magic union of the saxophone and the flute traversière. Rhythmic vocal perfumed in the sauce ragga-hip-hop hup, this new musical nugget invites us naturally to breathe, to move, to sing, to dance! The members of the group, whose scenic talent is not to prove any more, calls back(reminds) us, through this album that the life is a music the rhythm of which improvises our steps. Then no panic the cd is available from now on, ideal at any time and inevitable in case of "rave-up".
www.jamendo.com/en/artist/Trafiko
Statik Selektah & Termanology - You Should Go Home ft. Bun B., Masspike Miles
"A tribute to dramatic and clingy women." - Dirt E. Dutch, IndieFeed (Statik Selektah, Termanology, Bun B, Masspike Miles on IndieFeed Hip Hop.)
I Sing The Body Electric - Overcoat
"Plays with songwriting in the vein of the melodic side of Pavement." Chris MacDonald, IndieFeed Alternative and Modern Rock
Estel: Running With Scissors
From their depressingly (yet delightfully tongue-in-cheek)-titled album My dreams are like rabbits, they built a tunnel, fell onto the pavement and died, this is Estel with ‘Running With Scissors’.
Dark, foreboding and a minor epic at just under 7 minutes long, today’s track from Dublin alternative rockers Estel will be just the thing to cast a wicked, slow-building shadow over your midweek slump. Entangled in a web of prog, instrumental post-rock and alternative, ‘Running With Scissors’ builds from a slow, grinding beginning up to an energetic flurry of fuzzed guitar and piano embellishments before collapsing in on itself for a slow grooving middle section, only to step it back into gear for the remaining few minutes in a furious mix of those crunching guitars and frantic Hammond organ. Its frenetic energy, changing pace and deliciously dark undertones will have you headbanging at your desk in no time. [Sarah Morrison]
- Estel Web Site
- Social Media: MySpace
- Purchase: iTunes
- Estel
“Running With Scissors” (mp3)- from “My dreams are like rabbits, they built a tunnel, fell onto the pavement and died”
- (Smog Veil Records)
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More On This Album
#361 - Young MC is living in the world!
The Still City: Sleepwalkers for Life
Colorado’s The Still City put out their full length We Will Explain Everything in January 2010 which has been receiving rave local reviews. This independent release provides an emotional auditory mountain range with peaks, valleys and plateaus that demands a start-to-finish experience. From the rocking title track We Will Explain Everything to the dark, folky The Thought of Your Bones, each track brings a new light to the band while keeping its fluidity throughout. It’s a testament to their maturity over past recordings.
While originally pulling from influences like Denver’s own dance-punk band, The Photo Atlas, as well as Bright Eyes, Spoon and some of the edgier 90s grunge, The Still City has matured with their own sound of scattered melodies mixed with driving rhythms and ethereal keyboards. Singer Brian Knab, who has been studying philosophy for years, pours out his heart with melodies and lyrics that are so detailed every listener is pulled immediately into the story. The addition of bassist/backing vocalist Jeff Wiencrot has added a fresh layer of harmonies and driving bass lines that push the band to a new level, which earned them the title of Best Indie Rock Band in Denver from the Westword.
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Today’s track is taken from tSC’s ‘Light and the Machine’ EP.
- The Still City Website
- Social Media: Facebook | MySpace | Twitter
- Download: PureVolume | Last.FM
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#360 - Spin around for Zaldor!
My ramling to being you up to date with camping, my new projects, olin ezra, and why I want YOU to go camping in 2011!!
Music from:
#278 Jorgenson, Wahl, Umble & Langley
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Music on this week's show:
03:25 "La Journee Des Tziganes" by John Jorgenson from the CD: "Ultraspontane." Website
11:20 "Learning Patience" by Jeff Wahl from the CD: "A Light in the Darkness." Website
16:00 "The Summer that Never Quite Ended" by Jeff Wahl from the CD: "A Light in the Darkness." Website
20:30 "Just Say the Words" by Jay Umble from the CD: "Spirit Crossing." Website
23:30 "Singularity" by Jake Langley from the CD: "Here and Now". Website
Thanks for listening. Email me at noidlefrets@gmail.com. My sites are at http://noidlefrets.mevio.com/, http://www.noidlefrets.com/ and www.myspace.com/noidlefrets.
Build the Church 415 - Jody Joseph
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Music Success in Nine Weeks

Ariel Publicity offers a book to help musicians get more success from their efforts. It can be a true challenge for bands and solo artists to not only write and record their music, but to also market that music as independent musicians.
The book Music Success in Nine Weeks is recommended by Audio Gumshoe. Some of the musicians that have appeared on the show in the past have used skills taught to them by Ariel Publicity to move forward in their careers. The results can be seen.
Here’s what Ariel Publicity says about the book:
A Step-By-Step Guide on How to Use Social Media & Online Tactics to SuperCharge Your PR, Build Your Fan Base and Earn More Money
Available as a paperback or e-book, this new edition of Music Success in 9 Weeks offers the reader a proven 9-week publicity program guaranteed to help any artist:
- Attract more and more fans every week!
- Increase music sales as they increase their fan base.
- Get their music noticed, written about and downloaded by online trendsetters, like bloggers, podcasters and internet radio stations.
- Save their time and energy for making music… because they were no longer wasting time on out-dated promotional strategies that no longer work!
Plus, this book comes with these added bonuses:
- “20 Web 2.0 Sites For Musicians” — 20 of the hottest web sites to help you increase your overall online presence.
- The “New” Music Business Dictionary — A must-have guide of specific web definitions to help you demystify the jargon of the online world.
- Free membership to the exclusive CyberPR Mastermind website where artists can get support and coaching from the Cyber PR staff.
Some testimonies about Music Success in Nine Weeks:
“How good is this book? I figured that I would just skim through the book since I already know a good bit about how the social media world works, but I couldn’t put it down and wound up learning a lot myself since the book covers so much more than social media. Her information is concise, to the point, and easy to grasp, no matter if you’re a social media veteran or just dipping your toe into the online waters for the first time.”
- Bobby Owsinski, Music 3.0
“One of Hyatt’s clients, Michael Lynche, made it to the top four on this season’s American Idol. And he praises her ability to teach musicians the art and science of social networking. And since the book is less of a lecture and more of a workbook, it’s helpful in a very hands-on and useful way.”
- CMT Blog
“The best part of the advice Ariel gives is that it applies to more than just musicians. If you are a freelancer of any kind, these exercises and methods will work just as well for you….Essentially, this is one of the best books of it’s kind around. Ariel is great at what she does and this is a handy DIY version of her more expansive Cyber PR Campaigns.”
- Jason Shadrick
Disclosure: Audio Gumshoe has an affiliate relationship with Ariel Publicity. A portion of any sales resulting from a visit to this post will be shared with Audio Gumshoe. These fees help offset maintenance costs that result in this show’s production. Thank you for supporting the show.
Rubyfruit-217
Sarah Jaffe- Vulnerable
Scarlett Johansson- Bullett
Annie Fitzgerald- Hero
Madi Diaz- Love You Now
Emmy The Great- First Love
Kathryn Williams- Just A Feeling
Lisa Mitchell- Coin Laundry
AMPed Show #247
This show hosted by Dave and Caroline of The Bugcast
Show: Cowboy Cantor
Song: The Storm (So Shush)
Show: The DarkCompass Podcast
Song: Inner Eye (Luxury Stranger)
Show: MikeyPod
Song: Fingers (Corey Dargel)
Show: Insomnia Radio: Portugal
Song: Senhora dos Remédios (Dança dos Homens)
Show: PC Podcast with Pete Cogle
Song: City Of Smoke (Dub Cartel Remix) (The Supernovas)
Show: Edinburgh Man Podcasts
Song: As You Know (This Co.)
Show:The Bugcast
Song: Finality (Anyone's Guess)
[return to MusicPodcasting.org]
The Beautiful Losers: Sister Lately
From “Four Corners of a Tiny Planet”

“Four Corners of a Tiny Planet” is the brand new full-length release from The Beautiful Losers. TBL are an “Indian influenced acoustic rock” act that formed in Tokyo, Japan by Indo-Canadian Raj Ramayya and San Francisco native Brett Boyd. As successful professional songwriters and session musicians in the Japanese music scene Ramayya and Boyd have collectively penned tunes for anime classics such as “Cowboy Bebop” and “Wolf’s Rain”, punk rock legends Hi Standard and Ken Yokoyama, games such as Biohazard, TV commercials for Toyota bb and Asahi beer as well as club music tracks for itunes chart toppers Studio Apartment, Captain Funk and many others.
- TBL Web Site
- Social Media: Facebook | MySpace | ReverbNation
- The Beautiful Losers
“Sister Lately” (mp3)- from “Four Corners Of a Tiny Planet”
- (Strawberry Hill Music)
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More On This Album
Cowboy Cantor 95ª Emissão: Artista do Mês de Setembro - So Shush (Manchester, Inglaterra)
Transferência desta emissão aqui (mp3 29,19 mb/31'49'')
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1: Grantura - Forever September (Londres, Inglaterra)MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/granturaComprar: eMusic, iTunes, Ruffa Lane (editora)
2: Fingertips - Simple Words (Quiet Version) (Viseu, Portugal)Sítio oficial: http://www.thefingertips.com/MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/fingertipsworldComprar (versão comercial): eMusic, iTunes, Loja oficialMp3 grátis: MySpace
3: Indignu - Rafaela (Barcelos, Portugal)MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/indignuComprar: Contactar a banda, Fnac
4: So Shush - The Storm (Manchester, Inglaterra) [artista do mês de Setembro]MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/soshushComprar: Amazon.com, eMusic, iTunes
5: Hogz In Dandyland - Whatever It May Be (Williamsburg, Virgínia, E.U.A.)Sítio oficial: http://www.hogzindandyland.com/ MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/hogzindandylandComprar: CD Baby, iTunes
6: Alev Lenz - Write About It (Berlin, Alemanha, Londres, Inglaterra) (exclusivo em Portugal)Sítio oficial: http://www.alevlenz.com/MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/alevlenz
7: Immaculate Machine - Jarhand (Victoria, British Columbia, Canadá)Sítio oficial: http://www.immaculatemachine.com/MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/immaculatemachineComprar: eMusic, iTunes, MapleMusic
Association of Music Podcasting: http://musicpodcasting.org/MySpace: www.myspace.com/cowboycantorTwitter: www.twitter.com/cowboycantorFacebook: www.facebook.com/cowboycantorAssinaturas: Correio electrónico, Feedburner, iTunes
Looks like I may be absent for a few weeks
I’m unable to record because of the constant noise of my washing machine churning & spinning – I have a 4ft pile of sealed bags in the bath containing every item of clothing in the flat, and must wash & dry every item at high temperature before returning it to its wardrobe / drawer.
Oh, the fun of having the place treated for bed-bugs is never-ending
I’ll try my best to get recording again asap once the backlog is cleared, and I’ll keep you posted on the ETA of the next show. Thanks for bearing with me and the recent sporadic recording schedule.
Is This Thing On Number 47
I started with a cracking tune by the mightyScott Turchin, then carried on with the marvelous April maybe May. An interview with the superb Sand River that sounded it was recorded using baked been cans. Then the beautiful sounds of Bella Kardasis followed by Americas finest Shoulders of Giants.
Paul Lane then raved about fantastic Anja McCloskey and I played the Freezing in Fressin track missing from last weeks episode.
I finished off with the sublime Wilton Project and one of my tunes Love Lies.
It’s a King Thing: Wine and Ponies
From the Haddons, the Hills and the Heights of suburban New Jersey, comes It’s a King Thing. Their songs can beat up your band’s songs.
For the better part of last year, It’s a King Thing has been recording Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo, the band’s 2nd full length album. Buffalo verse chorus verses its way into a 12 song 36 minute concoction of “I can’t believe my mom just caught me masturbating” and winsome anti-folk vignettes.
In June of 2009, the band opened a sold out show for The Lemonheads at Johnny Brenda’s and in October Philebrity defined It’s a King Thing as one of the front runners in the upcoming boom of Philly music.
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- It’s a King Thing Website
- Social Media: Facebook | Twitter | MySpace
- Download the Buffalo album for Free
The Windy City Strugglers - Trouble No More
The Windy City Strugglers on IndieFeed Blues.















