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Featured01:59On Air With David Duane w/ Special Guests: D Muñoz, Bren Joy, & Christian Paul
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Influenced by Justin Bieber’s superstardom, Bryson Tiller’s dynamic R&B/soul, and Shawn Mendes’s songwriting abilities, D. Muñoz hit the studio and recorded his first single, “Wait,” a fusion of R&B, dancehall, and trap, which he released independently in 2017. He followed that up with “Love Me,” a tender R&B song about missing an ex. What followed was a deep dive into his relationship with his “Love Me” muse. The result was the lovesick, R&B/soul-heavy EP Until Next Time, an effort that peaked on the iTunes R&B and Soul chart at No. 7. When the video for “Love Me,” which has garnered over 4.6 million views, dropped in February 2018, Muñoz cemented his place in the industry as the budding heartthrob of Colombian and Dominican descent with impeccable vocal range and a sweet, slick inclination.
Muñoz signed to Triangle Offense/Epic Records in April of 2018 and is now preparing for the release of his first major label EP, Moments, due out in early 2020. Focusing on “the moments that define us and make us grow,” says Muñoz, the EP explores lust, longing, and loneliness, and sees production from Jorgen Odegard (Pink, Imagine Dragons).
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Join Quash and Regina, along with multi-talented musician, James 'Biscuit' Rouse
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Quash and Regina interview multi-talented musician, James 'Biscuit' Rouse
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SportsTalkDT Live On iFM Radio Nation
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SportsTalkDT Howard Turner "I am just a kid from Pontiac"
Host Dennis Thompson
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R&B Superstar Karyn White
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Karyn White broke the charts with her soaring vocals and especially her 1989 smash 'Superwoman' from her debut album. Karyn also had other hits like 'Secret Rendevous' and 'Love Saw It', but if you mention her name she is most famously connected to her biggest hit. Since then she has stayed close to the entertainment industry and now has new music to share which I will feature on the show.
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Hybrid Jazz From Trish Hennessey - With Randy Hoexter!
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Atlanta based Randy Hoexter is creative in a way that may be new for you - and isn't that ALWAYS what we need in Jazz?! This pianist, composer, arranger, producer and educator has made an impact on MANY. "Jazziz" Magazine saw fit to include Randy in the current edition of the magazine. If you know anything about "Jazziz", you realize how eclectic they are. Which is AWESOME. Much like "Hybrid Jazz", editors like the ebb & flow of ALL kinds of factors in determining what Jazz IS. And our guest might have carved a new niche in that regard!
"Fromage" is not Randy's first rodeo re: albums. But this particular one is getting buzz because of its theme. Re-imagined 1970's songs that illicited GROANS at one time, They were loved enough to be stone cold HITS - but Radio wore them OUT! It soon happened that, over time, every time you heard (for example) "You Light Up My Life", you had a physical reaction. LOL! Our Master keyboardist and King of Re-tooling decided to research a list of THOSE songs and give them renewed love - via Jazz renderings. He truly wanted to create ART.
Boy howdy, did Randy have help in this regard. Among the stellar friends who wanted to be a part of this project: Jimmy Haslip and Dave Weckl. These works are STUNNING. And they will electrify your Summer in ways that you NEED in this challenging year. Anytime a set of songs can make you smile and remember - maybe even laugh out loud? We're IN!
So you know, this unique talent has been recognized by respected artists who have clamored for his input on THEIR work. Randy has joined forces musically AND has blessed commercial endeavors as well. He has written and produced ads for Yamaha, Univision, Arby's and other household name companies. His educational background, too, is remarkable.
Join us on 6/30 - for FUN
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The Truth About Elvis TCB With Shawna EP 61 Elvis Memories Of Memphis Part 2
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Hello My Elvis Loving Friend's
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LOTL Radio Welcomes Ryélle, Discuss her Two - Song EP , SOLO
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SOLO, the dual-single project and short film, is a statement of independence and strength. The naming of this project coincides with all of the independent work I put into creating the songs and spearheading the video production. Writing, arranging and engineering from my living room studio, in my small Harlem apartment pushed me to create something very natural to me that emphasized how I felt at the time. As an indie artist its often difficult to find the help needed to create records so I spend time learning how to do it all myself. I work remotely to get production and mixing done which costs a fraction of the $$. SOLO is a statement of me being a true solo artist and confidently calming my independence with the music I create. It also has a counter meaning based on the songs included. As a single woman it’s okay to want love but if you don’t have it, its also okay to be single and go through periods of your life ‘solo.’ The first record Cinderella, is about a love that becomes disappointing because the other person isn’t in the same place that you are. You want to give that person some time to get their sh*t together but time is ticking literally. The song talks about ‘having a carriage waiting for me’ whether he decides to get his shit together or not. Love really wants him to get it together but in the end it doesn’t matter because you’re still a Queen. The theme of this song, which is obviously the Cinderella story, was a fun was to symbolize how you might miss your chance if you let the clock strike out. Now Playa is the total contrast of Cinderella.
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Q-on-1 w/Singer, Alanna Mosley
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I first heard her play back in early 2019 at a small bar. It was across the street from the B.B. King Museum in Indianola, Mississippi. She was a solo act, but her guitar and voice filled the room with a very warm sound.
Alanna Mosley hails from the Mississippi Delta where the musical gene appears to be nested within all of its natives. She plays her own original songs and a wide variety of cover music that spans the musical spectrum--and always puts her own unique spin on things.
After living for some time in Charlotte, NC, she has moved back to the Mississippi where you can find her playing all over the southeast. Her and I discussed how she got started into music and what the day-to-day hustle is like traveling and performing.
And be sure to check out her cover of the song, "Someday" by 3x Grammy winner, Steve Earle towards the end of the podcast.
Be sure to check her out at www.AlannaMosley.com and watch her on FB Live as she does her Quarantunes on Saturday nights.
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Show #810
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THE ALL CARIBBEAN JAZZ SHOW
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THE BEST IN CARIBBEAN JAZZ MUSIC. I really enjoyed putting this playlist together, and I'm pretty sure you will. We are going on a musical trip tonight. JOIN me 8 pm sharp this evening.
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