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dodie: Tiny Desk Concert Hotney 6 vistas • 4 años hace

Robin Hilton | January 10, 2023
On many levels, this breathtaking Tiny Desk from dodie felt like the ultimate cathartic release. The English singer and her band arrived after more than a year and a half of planning and COVID-related delays; and, this was the final performance we had behind the desk in 2022, capping our long-awaited return to the building after more than two years of pandemic disruption. A lot of us who were lucky enough to see it in person were pretty teary-eyed by the end.

But it was also a release because the music and the way dodie and her band pulled it off were both so magical. Bassist Jillian McKenna is a dodie fan from Canada who joined the band just for this performance after answering a callout on Instagram. The three backup singers are friends who flew in from Los Angeles; the string section was a mix of dodie’s touring band and DC-based artists and fans of Orla Gartland can see her move from piano to guitar and floor tom during the set. dodie herself, who played everything from piano and clarinet to ukulele, and the rest of the band flew in from England solely for the Tiny Desk, arriving on Saturday and flying back Monday not long after playing.

Together, they filled the NPR Music office with songs that radiated with love and life, perfectly recreating the playful, kaleidoscopic spirit of dodie’s 2021 debut album Build a Problem and last year’s Hot Mess EP. Strikingly melodic, whimsical and wistful, dodie’s deep reflections on trauma, letting go and moving on were the perfect close to a year when it felt like we could finally exhale and come together again in song.

SET LIST
“Hot Mess”
“Special Girl”
“When”
“Lonely Bones”

MUSICIANS
dodie: vocals, piano, clarinet, ukulele, guitar
Orla Gartland: piano, guitar, floor tom, vocals
Ross Craib: drums
Jillian McKenna: bass, vocals
Nick Monopoli: viola
Katt Newton: cello
Elena Abad: violin
Nataly Merezhuk: second violin
Jules Brave: backing vocals
Gaba: backing vocals
Anthony Gargiula: backing vocals

TINY DESK TEAM
Producers: Robin Hilton, Bob Boilen
Director: Maia Stern
Audio Engineer: Josh Rogosin
Series Producer: Bobby Carter
Videographers: Maia Stern, Kara Frame, Pierre Kattar, Sofia Seidel
Audio Assistant: Hannah Copeland
Production Assistant: Jill Britton
Tiny Desk Team: Suraya Mohamed, Marissa Lorusso, Hazel Cills, Ashley Pointer, Joshua Bryant
VP, Visuals and Music: Keith Jenkins
Senior VP, Programming: Anya Grundmann

#dodie #tinydesk #nprmusic

Du Hast - The Rammstein Story ┃ Documentary Hotney 6 vistas • 4 años hace

In the beginning, Richard was very keen on trying to replicate American styles and seeing if it could be absorbed into the music he was writing at the time but quickly realised that it simply wouldn’t work. Till even tried to sing in English, however, they decided that the German language would not only help to distinguish them from others, it was also much easier for them to convey the content of their lyrics using their mother tongue. Singer Till would also take a very simple approach when it came to writing lyrics. He would generally write hard sounding lyrics for harder riffs, and softer lyrics for softer riffs.

Rammstein, as individuals, had a variety of influences when it came to music. Till Lindemann's first record was Alice Cooper's Welcome To My Nightmare, along with one of his favourite albums being “Stomrbringer” by Deep Purple, and he was also a big fan of Chris Isaak.

Richard was into the American punk band Dead Kennedys as well as the English electro band Depeche Mode, and Oliver Riedel remembers hearing his mother playing Bob Dylan non-stop at home, with keyboardist Flake took cues from German 80s pop/rock band Die Arzte. It seemed that Motorhead also played a part in the development of the Rammstein sound as Richard remembers their live show leaving a lasting impression on him.

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Cowboys From Hell - The Pantera Story ┃ Documentary Hotney 1 vistas • 4 años hace

On July 24, 1990, Pantera released their 5th studio album, Cowboys From Hell. An album that is widely regarded as one of the most influential Metal records of the early 90s.

It’s considered to be the band's breakthrough album and it signified a dramatic transition in their career. They had gone from an all out Van Halen loving Hair Metal 4 piece, to an innovative grove metal thrash band.

Cowboys from Hell would be their first major label release and would see them touring with Judas Priest, as well as playing the iconic Monsters Of Rock Festival to a crowd of over 500,000 people.

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The early 90s Pantera sound truly was something remarkable but it had some stiff competition to contend with. Megadeth were riding high with Rust In Peace, Judas Priest had unleashed Painkiller and Alice In Chains were pioneering the new Seattle Sound movement known as Grunge, with their debut LP, Facelift.

Pantera though had something very unique about them in the form of two passionate musical loving brothers, Vincent Paul Abbott and Darrell Lance Abbott. Both born in Texas in the 1960s, the pair would be born into a world of music.

And although the real Pantera journey began in 1990 with the release of Cowboys From Hell, their journey to becoming Pantera started long before they were even born with their Father, Jerry Abbott.

Jerry Abbott was an American country music singer, sound engineer, and record producer. This is the man that would not only encourage his two young sons, Vinnie and Darrell, to become musicians, he would also produce Pantera’s first 4 albums. He was also becoming a teenager in the mid 50s when Elvis Presley was about to change music forever with the birth of Rock and Roll.

It seemed that fate had only one thing in store for the Abbott brothers and they would be at the forefront of Heavy Metal for decades to come. Along with the classic line-up that included Rex Brown and Phil Anselmo, they would influence Metal Music in a way that will never be witnessed again. A one of a kind band, with a one of a kind sound, this is Cowboys From Hell, The story of Pantera.

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