Background Noises with Nadia Sheikh
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Podcast Overview
<p>Background Noises is a series of conversations with the unheard voices of the music industry. I started this podcast to raise awareness about the situation the music industry, and specially the live music sector is living in 2020. To hear the stories and the issues that the people who live for it are going through. </p> <p></p> <p>The podcast idea was born as an English podcast, but with the aim of reaching the most people and raising as much awareness as possible, I’ve decided to do a Spanish version too. </p>
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10/2/2020
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Recent Episodes
December 29, 2020
Ep 6: Quantz Ramdin, Session Musician (Ella Eyre, Dermot Kennedy)
Quantz is the keys player for many of the most exciting new artists around. A regular player for Ella Eyre, Dermot Kennedy and Coltrane, he’s also performed with Jason Derulo and Nothing But Thieves.
November 7, 2020
Ep 5: Derek D’Souza, Photographer (The Jam, The Strypes, REWS…)
Derek D’Souza is a photographer that has photographer some the likes of The Jam (including the famous shots at Chiswick Park), Paul McCartney, Ronnie Wood, Bruce Springsteen, etc, as well as being a great new music supporter and shooting The Strypes, REWS, and many more. In this episode Derek and I discuss the importance of capturing a moment, big venues vs. grassroots venues, the art of photography and live music photography, socially distanced shows, supporting new music and taking care of our loved ones.
October 17, 2020
Ep 4: Naomi Black, Production Coordinator (Stereophonics, Tom Jones, Tears For Fears…)
Naomi Black is production coordinator for the likes of Stereophonics, Tom Jones and Tears For Fears, making world, European and UK tours happen, she was Artist Liaison Manager for the Madness Grandslam Tour and much more. In this episode Naomi and I discuss the role of the production coordinator, the perks (and not so perks) of the job, how many people’s jobs are on the line, the joy of live music and how we’re getting out of this one together!
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- What is Background Noises with Nadia Sheikh?
<p>Background Noises is a series of conversations with the unheard voices of the music industry. I started this podcast to raise awareness about the situation the music industry, and specially the live music sector is living in 2020. To hear the stories and the issues that the people who live for it are going through. </p> <p></p> <p>The podcast idea was born as an English podcast, but with the aim of reaching the most people and raising as much awareness as possible, I’ve decided to do a Spanish version too. </p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
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