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Inni-k (2) - Paris, November 2015
(taken during a Break’Art Mix home concert)
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Inni-k (2) - Paris, November 2015
(taken during a Break’Art Mix home concert)
Spirit of Folk Festival 2015 line-up announced
.@Spirit_of_Folk 2015 line-up announced
The first wave of acts set to play the 2015 Spirit of Folk Festival this September have been announced, including headliner Mick Flannery.
Confirmed to play this year’s Spirit of Folk festival are: Mick Flannery, Inni-K, Bunoscionn, Corner Boy, Rob Corcoran, The Blood Red Mountain Band, Rhob Cunningham, Elm, Dr Millar, Mongoose, Cuig, Carriages, The Midnight Union Band, Elephant, Petonc,…
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Episode Six of The Last Mixed Tape podcast is here featuring review of Inni-K, the Hard Ground, Cronin & more.
Hosted by Kate Brennan Harding and TLMT owner/music critic Stephen White, The Last Mixed Tape Podcast includes weekly album, E.P. & single reviews and news, as well as providing an open platform for our readers/listeners to get involved in the discussion by contacting the podcast with their thoughts, ideas & reviews to be read out on the show.
Listeners can get in touch and have their say via posting the comment box below, tweeting using the hashtag #TLMTpodcast, Facebook or by emailing [email protected] with the heading “podcast”.
On this week’s show Kate and Stephen talk about the Choice Music Prize award winners, the Body & Soul 2015 line-up announcement and the Irish Top 10 albums.
This week’s episode includes album reviews of: Inni-K – The King Has Two Horses Ears, Cronin – Nelson Riddle & White Sage – Way Beyond Our Means.
As well as single reviews of: Naoise Roo – For You, Dott – Car Song, ASIWYFA – Wasps & The Hard Ground – Pucker.
You can stream or download (FREE) The Last Mixed Tape Podcast Episode Six below or subscribe to TLMT Podcast on iTunes or Stitcher. TLMT podcast theme by Shell Dooley.
Listen | #TLMTpodcast Episode Six w/ .@thehardground @innikmusic @dottmusic @NaoiseRoo @themeltedlady
Episode Six of The Last Mixed Tape podcast is here featuring review of Inni-K, the Hard Ground, Cronin & more.
Listen | #TLMTpodcast Episode Six w/ .@thehardground @innikmusic @dottmusic @NaoiseRoo @themeltedlady Episode Six of The Last Mixed Tape podcast is here featuring review of Inni-K, the Hard Ground, Cronin & more.
The Mixed Tape | Inni-K - Come With Me
The Mixed Tape | .@innikmusic - Come With Me
In this edition of T.L.M.T’s song of the week feature The Mixed-Tape we turn our attention to Inni-K new single ‘Come With Me’.
Taken from Inni-K debut album The King Has Two Horses Ears (look out for TLMT’s review of the L.P. later this week) ‘Come With Me’ works as multi-leveled and genre splitting introduction to the record’s overall indie-folk tinged sound.
Vividly produced and constantly…
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The Last Mixed Tape Podcast
As we move into our second year TLMT is very happy to unveil the first episode of The Last Mixed Tape Podcast, a new FREE to download or stream weekly Irish indie music review show.
Hosted by Kate Brennan Harding and TLMT owner/music critic Stephen White, The Last Mixed Tape Podcast includes weekly album, E.P. & single reviews and news, as well as providing an open platform for our readers/listeners to get involved in the discussion by contacting the podcast with their thoughts, ideas & reviews to be read out on the show.
Listeners can get in touch via commenting below, tweeting at #TLMTpodcast, Facebook or by emailing [email protected] with the heading “podcast”.
This week’s episode includes reviews of: No Monster Club – People Are Weird, Subplots – Autumning, The Hedge Schools – At the End of a Winding Day & Nova Collective – New Samba.
As well as single reviews of: O Emperor – Switchblade, Elastic Sleep – No Horizon, Bitch Falcon – Wolfstooth & Inni-K – Come With Me.
You can stream or download (FREE) The Last Mixed Tape Podcast Episode One below. See foot notes below for information on some of the items spoken about on this week’s show.
Foot Notes:
Jim Carroll’s Irish Times piece on the Killarney Festival of Music & Food. link.
Goldenplec Magazine including Claire Beck article on radio. link.
Girl Band live review by Greg Mangan. link.
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As we move into our second year TLMT is very happy to unveil the first episode of
Listen | Check out the Last Mixed Tape Podcast Episode One #TLMTpodcast #podcast As we move into our second year TLMT is very happy to unveil the first episode of
Bitch Falcon (Photography by Mark McGuinness)
A monthly feature to the Last Mixed Tape, here we look back at some of the stand-out tracks released or reviewed on T.L.M.T this January.
Featuring the release of Jape’s This Chemical Sea, the return of Come On Live Long with ‘Trough’ and the introduction of Murli via Surface Tension January provided an exciting beginning to 2015 with a myriad of new albums, singles and E.P’s coming out in the last four weeks.
Also featuring in the January edition of T.L.M.T’s monthly playlist are: Jape, No Monster, Inni-K, Murli, Bitch Falcon, the North Sea, Come On Live Long and more.
Listen to the The Last Mixed Tape’s January 2015 playlist below. See full track listing at the end of the page.
Track listing: 1. Jape – Seance of Light 2. Murli (feat. God Knows) – Both Sides 3. Inni-K – Come With Me 4. Skelocrats – Lyin’ Eyes 5. No Monster Clubs – I’ve Retired 6. Myles Manley – Pay Me What I’m Worth 7. Elastic Sleep – No Horizon 8. The North Sea – Drinkin’ Alone 9. Come On Live Long – Trough 10. Autumns – Je Veux Etre 11. Bitch Falcon – Wolfstooth 12. Swords – Glory Box 13. Kobina – Burst 14. Lilla Vargen – This Is Love 15. Stu Daly – St. Anthony 16. The Straw Gods – Pictures 17. Emma O’Reilly – Winter
Listen | The Last Mixed Tape’s January 2015 playlist
A monthly feature to the Last Mixed Tape, here we look back at some of the stand-out tracks released or reviewed on T.L.M.T this January.
Listen | The Last Mixed Tape’s January 2015 playlist A monthly feature to the Last Mixed Tape, here we look back at some of the stand-out tracks released or reviewed on T.L.M.T this January.
Inni-K announces tour in support of debut album
.@innikmusic announces Irish tour in support of debut album
Irish songwriter Inni-K has announced details of an upcoming tour in support of her debut album The King Has Two Horses Ears.
The album will be Inni-K’s first full-length record and will come out on February 27th, and has been preceded by the release of the brilliant, uplifting new single ‘Come With Me’.
Following the release The King Has Two Horses Ears, Inni-K will embark on a tour in support…
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Several acclaimed Irish bands and artists are included in a new worldwide project that showcases music from around the globe.
Featuring filmed performances from musicians from all over the world World Indigenous Television Broadcasters Network (WITBN) aims to “preserve and promote the Indigenous languages and cultures through media networking, news and program sharing, and television broadcasting.”
The networks latest project Our Songs is a collaborative project showcases music from a myriad of genres and styles and features a vibrant blend of traditional and contemporary songs from artist’s working within rap, folk, rock and more.
Irish acts taking part in WITBN’s Our Songs line-up include a rich array of some of the countries most exciting songwriters jazz influenced artist Ríona Sally Hartman, indie-folk songwriter Inni-K, alternative composer Julie Feeney, Dublin indie-rock band the Dirty 9s and Irish folk legend & poet Rónán Ó Snodaigh.
To watch performances from all the artists included in WITBN’s Our Songs music project click here.
Irish artists feature as part of .@WITBN’s ‘Our Songs’ project w/ @RionaSally @innikmusic @thedirty9s @julie_feeney
Several acclaimed Irish bands and artists are included in a new worldwide project that showcases music from around the globe.
Irish artists feature as part of .@WITBN's 'Our Songs' project w/ @RionaSally @innikmusic @thedirty9s @julie_feeney Several acclaimed Irish bands and artists are included in a new worldwide project that showcases music from around the globe.