Category: StudioB Podcast (Page 5 of 26)

River City Limits on WRIR 7-6-19

I hosted River City Limits, WRIR’s local music show (or, ONE of them, rather) on Saturday night. For the full playlist check out WRIR’s website here.

WRIR is an independent, volunteer-run radio station in Richmond. It plays a wide variety of music and programming including shows with local interest and some syndicated programming from national and global resources.

For a playlist of a number of the songs played, check out this Spotify playlist.  You’ll need to log in to Spotify to hear the full songs.

StudioB/RVA S23 E23 Alice & The Reverie and Prabir Trio Live, The Wimps

Alice and The Reverie and the Prabir Trio play live at Orbital Music Park.  This was a last-minute shift so we threw together a StudioB Live episode, played live, chatted, hung out and had some fun.

ALICE AND THE REVERIE – Midnight Hour
-The Way We Go
https://aliceandthereverie.bandcamp.com/album/the-way-we-go
Miriam Martin
Evan Surmaj
Casey Sanders
Nate Griffin
Scott Milstead

ALICE AND THE REVERIE – The Way We Go (Live)
-The Way We Go

ALICE AND THE REVERIE –Awakening (Live)
-The Way We Go

Alice and The Reverie Events
New York Deli May 26
https://www.facebook.com/events/395391417712796/

Dark Room (The Hof) May 31 with The Prabir Trio and The Wimps
https://www.facebook.com/events/381853815997629/

PRABIR TRIO – That’s How We Built America (Live)
-Prabir and Kelli Strawbridge

PRABIR TRIO – Bamboo
-single
released March 13, 2019
Song by Prabir Mehta
Guitar/Vocal – Prabir Mehta
Drums – Kelli Strawbridge
Bass – Russell Lacy
Recorded by Russell Lacy and mixed by Bryan Walthall
https://prabir.bandcamp.com/track/bamboo

Prabir Trio Events
Dark Room (The Hof) May 31 with Alice and The Reverie and The Wimps
https://www.facebook.com/events/38185381599762

THE WIMPS – Big Love
-Reel Whirl
https://thewimpsrva.bandcamp.com/album/reel-whirl
The Wimps: https://www.facebook.com/TheWimpsRVA/

“Peg” guitar solo explained

The guitar solo on “Peg” from Steely Dan’s 1977 album “Aja” was played by Jay Graydon. A bunch of other guitarists, all virtuosos and all studio vets, gave it a shot before Fagen and Becker gave the nod to Graydon’s take. It’s a classic and elusive to get just right. In this video Jay Graydon walks us through it. More about the process of recording “Peg” is here. I should add that the drum part by Rick Marotta is almost equally as classic and revered. But then, that could be said for so many Steely songs and parts.

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Voiceover project for K&N Filters

I recently voiced a spot for K&N Filters. It’s neat seeing these in their finished form because you usually just have to interpret what the client is after and navigate your delivery based on direction and context. They did a great job with this and their direction was spot on. This spot and more are also on my voiceover website at jaysmackvo.com.

StudioB/RVA S23 E21 Bill Leverty

Today’s episode features conversation and music with guitarist Bill Leverty.  Bill is a native Richmonder who grew up playing in local RVA bands, working at music stores and went on the be the lead guitarist of the band Firehouse as well as a solo artist and producer.  Bill talks about past experiences, traveling the world playing music and the music industry today.

Conversation with Bill Leverty

Music:
BILL LEVERTY – “Memorable”
-single
-Michael Foster, drums

BILL LEVERTY – Ace Bandage
-single
-Bill Leverty, guitar and vocals
-Keith Horne, bass
-Andre LaBelle, drums

Bill Leverty’s website

Richmond Intl Film and Music Festival Podcast

RIFF – The Richmond International Music and Film Festival recently approached my associates at Red Amp Audio and me about helping them develop and produce a podcast that would provide an up close and personal look inside the festival. They wanted to feature conversations with staff, volunteers, fans, filmmakers, musicians – anyone who could be involved with the festival. We loved the idea. Podcasts are a great way to engage with your audience and go beyond the surface level impression you usually get from traditional marketing or even social media. Founder and Producer of RIFF, Heather Waters is the host. You really get a sense of the passion and camaraderie shared between the RIFF staff and a few of the filmmakers who have films screening during the festival. Take a listen. The first couple episodes are below.

Episode 1 – Staff

Episode 2 – Filmmakers

RIFF – The Richmond International Film and Music Festival

Now THIS, is cool. Richmond has its very own film and music festival and it’s happening now. The Richmond International Film and Music Festival is in town April 23 through the 28th, and man does it offer a lot to see, do and experience. Screenings, premieres (including the premiere of the much-anticipated Donnie “Dirtwoman” Corker documentary “Spider Mites of Jesus – The Dirtwoman Documentary”) speakers, panels and music events. For a full lineup and schedule check out the full downloadable guide here.

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