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Finding Rhythms (Presenter Robin Harris)

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This podcast series is produced by UK Music Charity Finding Rhythms. www.finding-rhythms.co.uk This series is helpful to anyone who wants to be a music producer, singer song-writer or simply know more about the work of the charity and music making. Charity Founder Robin Harris interviews the professional musicians who work for the charity and other guests from the music industry. Topics include; How to make drill/trap beats, finding your inner singing voice, what record labels look for, the difference between an MC & a Rapper, Hip-Hop, How to be a poet, How to run a music-making w

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Recent Episodes

August 2, 2021

Understanding Rapping Simply Part 1

How to think about rapping from two different perspectives where music producer Fred explains how to ryhme a lyrical sentence but from a Techincal perspective. This involves understanding beats in the bar and where the heavy beats lie and on what beat the ryhme scheme lands. Rapper /MC Kenny describes simple flow and rap from a lyrical perspective and encourages listeners to learn from the greats by copying their styles and then making their own schemes of rhyme.

July 10, 2021

How to think about Structure and arrangements in good song writing

Listen to Robin chat with Producer Mahlon describe and pull apart Wiley's track 'Boasty' featuring Sean Paul, Stefflon & Idris Elba. Learn about the structure of songs and how important sections, breaks, drops and sweeps can be to create an interesting story in the music.

March 26, 2021

The personal skills that are needed to work in a studio with music producer Andy Jones

In this podcast, we learn how top producer Andy Jones builds trust and confidence when working with artists in the recording studio. He explains how fear can be a positive force for confidence building, how the modern studio can be simply on a bedroom floor, how a producer interacts with an artist to get the best out of them.  He describes how being in the studio requires many professional  skills which includes discipline and patience to ensure quality results.

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What is Finding Rhythms (Presenter Robin Harris)?: This podcast series is produced by UK Music Charity Finding Rhythms. www.finding-rhythms.co.uk

This series is helpful to anyone who wants to be a music producer, singer song-writer or simply know more about the work of the charity and music making.

Charity Founder Robin Harris interviews the professional musicians who work for the charity and other guests from the music industry. Topics include; How to make drill/trap beats, finding your inner singing voice, what record labels look for, the difference between an MC & a Rapper, Hip-Hop, How to be a poet, How to run a music-making w
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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