Introducing the Beehive local music podcast ...
I'm very proud to unveil the first local music podcast. Please give it a listen. It's 50 minutes of music, interviews and news about what's going in our music scene.
In this edition, I talked to Hecktik Soprano about the "We Taking Over" song and concert. I talked to Blake Jones about his band's trip to Liverpool. And I talked to Scissors for Lefty about their Friday night show at Starline. There's music from Patrick Contreras, Tiff Jimber, Rademacher, Clouded Vision and the Javon Davis Band.
Download it for free right here. (Just right-click and save the mp3 file). Then Stick it on your iPod and get dose of the Fresno music scene.
Here's the rundown of the show:
1. Intro
- Welcome
2. Scissors for Lefty
- Interview snippet: Bryan Garza
- Song: "Lay Down Your Weapons"
3. We Taking Over
- Interview pt. 1: Hecktik
- Song: "We Taking Over" (Radio edit)
- Interview pt. 2: Hecktik
- Drops: Planet Asia and Shake Da Mayor
4. Patrick Contreras
- Front-announce show
- Drop: Patrick Contreras
- Song: "Evolution."
5. Show promos
- Jim Fries
- Devoya Mayo
- Tiff Jimber
- Song: Tiff Jimber - "City Life"
6. Blake Jones
- Interview
- Song: "Virginia Wolff"
7. Concert news
- Heaven & Hell / Alice Cooper
- +44
8. Show promos
- Charles Wheal
- Kevin Hayashi/Clouded Vision
- Song: Clouded Vision "A Better Way"
9. Shows this week / Goodbye
- Song: Rademacher - "If You Got Some Magic
Comments:
Awesome. Well done, Mike Oz. You may not poop gold, but every once in a while you poop platinum.
[Or something complimentary.]
Posted by: Heather at June 21, 2007 6:57 PM
Bravo! Keep 'em coming!
HMac, if Mike Oz pooped platinum, you and I would be sitting on a beach somewhere with drinks in both hands.
Posted by: Missy T at June 21, 2007 9:35 PM
Nice job Mr. Oz. I look forward to future podcasts---a nice way to sort of peek in and get a taste of what's going on locally---for example, I hadn't heard Scissors For Lefty yet, and now I wanna go out and check 'em out.
Thanks for covering our trip to England, and hope to see you at some future Trike Shop gig. I definately look forward to telling folks about what you have started up here.
--Blake
Posted by: blake at June 22, 2007 2:06 PM
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