Aren't you tired of mainstream media? Have you ever thought about the talent thats been overlooked? If so, this may be the podcast for you! My name is Mike and I am traveling around the country, finding the coolest, most creative, and unique artists that come my way. To hear their stories and listen to them play live on the show, tune in every week, and discover the unheard of...
This week we are joined by the Rock band Black Yoko. This group has a mystic connection despite the journey it took for them to all meet. Brothers and guitarists, T.J. and Doug teamed up with George who plays the drums and Andrew on the bass -to form Black Yoko. Their combined skills and experience are what produce their unique 90's Alternative Grunge Rock sound. Tune in to hear more about their origin story, creative process, and where they are headed now. As always, you will also enjoy a full live performance during the show!
Find Black Yoko on Facebook for more of their music and to follow their journey!
9 Mar 2021
Brian Kish's Lounge Pants
This week we're joined by Brian Kish of Baldwin, NY. This musical maverick can seemingly play anything! From instruments like guitar and drums that produce a more traditional sound to more modern unorthodox styles, with the use of loop pedals, radio antennas, and even playing a high-hat cymbal with a violin bow. Brian's style goes from eerie and mysterious to lively and unbound Punk Rock. Tune in to find out more about Brain's musical journey, how he developed his eccentric sound, and listen to him play live!
Want to find out more?! Follow Brian on social media
@briankishsloungepants
@briankishsloungepants.bandcamp.com
Brian Kish's Lounge Pants Facebook
www.everyoneandtheirmother.bandcamp
2 Mar 2021
The Experimental Beatbox Noise Bunny
In this episode I visit the band “Bunny” in Copiague, NY and talk to Dani and David who give us an inside look into the underground cadences of noise music. This dynamic duo combines digital and acoustic noise sequences to create their signature and unusual sound. They create through live collaboration, so every performance is unplanned, spontaneous and just plain fun! Dani and David get influence from everywhere, even some mainstream artists like Beyonce and Devo. With their transformative sound, all they want is for you to get up and dance! Join us, to hear their story and an exclusive live performance.
To find out more about "Bunny" here's how to follow/contact them:
https://vimeo.com/user130722517
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyJBulzc3g4tdFCc7iZoK2pzcqfGDZuED
Bunnynoiseband@gmail.com
23 Feb 2021
World traveller, Skilled Guitarist, and Kalimba Master...
In this episode I visit Kent Ishimoto of Franklin Square, New York; a Renaissance Man and musician with relentless talent. Not only can he sing and play guitar, he's picked up an African musical instrument called a Kalimba to expand his musical capabilities. He has travelled the world playing for countless audiences, even collaborating with Mongolian throat singers along the way. On top of playing music, he also teaches yoga and is involved in creating modern day, indigenous sound performances such as "Capoeira"- a style of fight dancing that originated in Brazil. Tune in for more about his tales, his music, and a live Kalimba performance!
To find out more about Kent follow him on social media:
https://m.facebook.com/Project.Human.Behavior/
Instagram: @beesnthingsnkent
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