Featuring Billy Stobo, Sunny War and Aroyn Davis, George Karpasitis, Isaac Irvin and Michael Jost Continue reading Radio Venice S13.E11
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Radio Venice S13.E10
Featuring Michael Jost, Miss Lucy, Goya and other lovely instruments!
Radio Venice S13.E09
Featuring Bonnie Root, Jayzeuss Guackamoley, Lucky Otis, Barry Conley, Michael Jost and more tba
Radio Venice S13.E08
Featuring Return of the Dragon, Suzy Williams, Hailey Demian, Barry Conley, Michael Jost, Captain Space and more Continue reading Radio Venice S13.E08
Return of the Dragon
Return of the Dragon is fronted by Bane Shaman, a screaming singing song writer whose influences range from hard rock to Motown. Michael Jost throws down some heavy riffs on electric guitar, with Geoff “Like a Freight Train” Haba on drums and Hailey Demian holding it all down on the bass.
Return of the Dragon on Radio Venice
Radio Venice S13.E08 – March 8, 2020
with Paul West
Who or what inspires you?
I feel I’ve recently found a drive to not leave this world without telling my little bit of story. I’ve spent so many years playing cover songs but if I can have an impact on just a handful of people with the songs I wore and perform, I’ve satisfied the need or drive to share the story.
Why do you love Radio Venice?
After watching a few episodes I really appreciate the diversity. I like there are no rules to what style of artist or music is shared.
Favorite album right now?
I’ve been into Ariel Posen lately. A great guitar player and I’m really into his tuning, somewhere between a standard tuned guitar and a baritone. Makes me want to buy a baritone acoustic just to see what inspiration comes from it.
Favorite quarantine activity?
I have two young kids so … anything where the kids aren’t around. Lol.
Favorite comfort food?
Does beer and whiskey count? Lol [RV: absolutely!]
Favorite instrument …
My Martin acoustic guitar have family member relationship at this point. I had to send it in for repairs for a couple months and when I got it back it was like getting back a long lost member of the band.
… and does it have a name?
Funny thing, I’ve never named any important possession in my life. If the Martin could talk I think he’d quote a Paul Simon song and say “you can call me Al”.
Radio Venice S13.E07
Featuring The Delgado Brothers, Clare Means, Jewpanese Brothers, Barry Conley, Michael Jost, Stanley Behrens, Peter Assing and more Continue reading Radio Venice S13.E07
The Delgado Brothers
The Delgado Brothers’ iconic brand of original song crafting is fueled by rock solid musicianship. The Brothers’ music has long been embraced both locally and globally by a wide spectrum of people undivided by culture, age or socioeconomic status.
Propelled by their 2016 INTERNATIONAL BLUES COMPETITION WIN in Memphis, TN, the Delgado Brothers are a well-known name throughout Southern California and have been special features in the Ventura County Blues Society’s Blues festivals as well as the 40th Anniversary of Santa Barbara’s Blues Society concert. Hailing from East Los Angeles, The Delgado Brothers have longtime been referred to as Los Angeles’ best kept secret. So just who are these quintessential musicians?
The Delgado Brothers on Radio Venice
Radio Venice S13.E07 – March 1, 2020
Clare Means
Clare Means’ latest album, Sidewalk Astronomy, is a cohesive patchwork of musings on life in Los Angeles, love, forgiveness, and the recent loss of her estranged father. Sidewalk Astronomy debuted at #1 on the iTunes Singer/Songwriter charts and #66 (right below Kanye’s newest album) on the iTunes All Genres Chart. As Clare says, “Most of the songs on Sidewalk Astronomy were written over the course of a couple years and were sparked by a variety of moments in my life… the day I found out my father was sick, when I fell in love, when I knew my relationship was doomed, when I got my heart broken, the day my father died, and when I woke up from a strange dream about sheep.” Clare’s quirky take on life is fresh and comforting at the same time.
Part of what makes Clare stand out as a performer is the unconventional path she has taken. Always a hustler, Clare has made a name for herself as one of LA’s most popular, hardest working street performers. She’s built a dedicated following by being one of the very few performers to perform almost exclusively original music. While most depend on covers to stop foot traffic, Clare learned to work on her songwriting craft and challenged herself to capture audiences using her own songs. Clare’s street performances are musical experiments in which she interacts with the colorful and chaotic scene of the environment.
Clare Means on Radio Venice
Radio Venice S13.E07 – March 1, 2020
Radio Venice S13.E06
Featuring Benny Brydern, Lacey Kay Cowden, Chad Carrier, Barry Conley, Michael Jost and more Continue reading Radio Venice S13.E06