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leguin · 5 years ago
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Lend me some sugar I am your neighbour
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peachesannndgravy · 7 years ago
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I totally fell of the map! Ok, here are the updates for the Irish music for this month celebrating Ireland. Rather than sorting to just the stereotypes of St. Patrick’s Day. So, I share music :)
I read about this trio in the article I posted here. This is a Clare/Limerick duo that is creating definite buzz for the hip-hop scene in Ireland.
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dervswerveofficial · 7 years ago
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TOMORROW NIGHT #LONDON
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robmoro · 8 years ago
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Music | Rusangano Family and Picture This take the spoils at Choice Music Prize
Music | Rusangano Family and Picture This take the spoils at Choice Music Prize
Rusangano Family were last night crowned the winner of the RTÉ Choice Music Prize Irish Album of the Year 2016 for the album “Let The Dead Bury The Dead” The judging panel, made up of Irish music media and members, found the Limerick group’s debut to be best of the year’s releases solely on musical ability rather than sales or plays. Snow Patrol’s Jonny Quinn presented Rusangano Family with the…
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thelastmixedtape · 8 years ago
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Rusangano Family win RTÉ Choice Music Prize Album of the Year 2016
.@RusanganoFamily win @choiceprize__ Album of the Year 2016 #RTEChoiceMusic
Rusangano Family have won the RTÉ Choice Music Prize Album of the Year 2016 for album Let the Dead, Bury the Dead.
Announced at live ceremony in Vicar Street tonight, Rusangano Family were confirmed as this year’s Choice Music Prize winner for their album Let the Dead, Bury the Dead fending off competition from the likes of Bantum, Lisa Hannigan, the Divine Comedy, Bantum, James Vincent…
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frost-ie · 7 years ago
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Some photos from various events at this years First Fortnight festival.
Therapy Session #1 at the Workman’s Club
With performances from Stephen James Smith, Nuala Leonard, True Tides, Jinx Lennon, RUSHES, Poetic Pilgrimage and DAY_S.
DAY S performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
DAY S performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
DAY S performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
DAY S performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
DAY S performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
DAY S performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
DAY S performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
Poetic Pilgrimage performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
Poetic Pilgrimage performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
Poetic Pilgrimage performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
Poetic Pilgrimage performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
Poetic Pilgrimage performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
Poetic Pilgrimage performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
Poetic Pilgrimage performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
RUSHES performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
RUSHES performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
RUSHES performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
RUSHES performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
RUSHES performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
Jinx Lennon performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
Jinx Lennon performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
Jinx Lennon performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
Jinx Lennon performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
True Tides performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
True Tides performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
True Tides performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
True Tides performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
True Tides performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
True Tides performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
Nuala Leonard performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
Nuala Leonard performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
Stephen James Smith performs at First Fortnight’s Therapy Sessions at the Workman’s Club.
Banter
With the Futurehead’s Barry Hyde
Banter with the Futurehead’s Barry Hyde
Banter with the Futurehead’s Barry Hyde
Banter with the Futurehead’s Barry Hyde
Banter with the Futurehead’s Barry Hyde
Banter with the Futurehead’s Barry Hyde
Banter with the Futurehead’s Barry Hyde
Therapy Session #2 at the Workman’s Club
With Stephen James Smith, Delorentos, Farah Elle, Dagogo Hart Dagogo, Pillow Queens, Tony Walsh and the Bleeding Heart Pigeons
Bleeding Heart Pigeons perform at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Bleeding Heart Pigeons perform at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Bleeding Heart Pigeons perform at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Bleeding Heart Pigeons perform at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Bleeding Heart Pigeons perform at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Bleeding Heart Pigeons perform at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Bleeding Heart Pigeons perform at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Bleeding Heart Pigeons perform at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Bleeding Heart Pigeons perform at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Tony Walsh performs at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Tony Walsh performs at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Pillow Queens perform at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Pillow Queens perform at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Pillow Queens perform at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Pillow Queens perform at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Pillow Queens perform at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Pillow Queens perform at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Pillow Queens perform at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Dagogo Hart performs at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Dagogo Hart performs at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Dagogo Hart performs at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Farah Elle perform at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Farah Elle perform at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Farah Elle perform at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Farah Elle perform at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Delorentos perform at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Delorentos perform at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Delorentos perform at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Delorentos perform at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Delorentos perform at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Delorentos perform at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Delorentos perform at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Delorentos perform at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Stephen James Smith performs at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Stephen James Smith performs at the Therapy Sessions as part of First Fortnight 2018. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
The Big Gig at Tramline
With A. Smyth Ailbhe Reddy, Fontaines D.C. and Rusangano Family
Rusangano Family performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Rusangano Family performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Rusangano Family performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Rusangano Family performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Rusangano Family performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Rusangano Family performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Rusangano Family performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Rusangano Family performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Rusangano Family performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Rusangano Family performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Rusangano Family performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Rusangano Family performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Rusangano Family performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Rusangano Family performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Rusangano Family performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Rusangano Family performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Rusangano Family performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Rusangano Family performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Rusangano Family performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Rusangano Family performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Fontaines D.C. performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Fontaines D.C. performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Fontaines D.C. performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Fontaines D.C. performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Fontaines D.C. performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Fontaines D.C. performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Fontaines D.C. performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Fontaines D.C. performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Fontaines D.C. performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Fontaines D.C. performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Fontaines D.C. performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Fontaines D.C. performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Fontaines D.C. performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Fontaines D.C. performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Fontaines D.C. performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Ailbhe Reddy performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Ailbhe Reddy performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Ailbhe Reddy performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Ailbhe Reddy performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Ailbhe Reddy performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Ailbhe Reddy performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Ailbhe Reddy performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Ailbhe Reddy performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Ailbhe Reddy performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Aaron Smyth performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Aaron Smyth performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Aaron Smyth performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Aaron Smyth performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Aaron Smyth performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Aaron Smyth performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Aaron Smyth performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Aaron Smyth performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
Aaron Smyth performs at First Fortnight’s Big Gig at Tram Line. Photo: Kieran Frost (www.frost.ie)
First Fortnight 2018 Some photos from various events at this years First Fortnight festival. Therapy Session #1 at the Workman's Club…
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peeksoon · 4 years ago
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10 songs I've been listening to lately
Tagged by @wabisaba Ty 🥺😘
1. Cassette - Demian
2. Make This - 1Team
3. Bad Idea - Moonbin&Sanha
4. STOP - Stray Kids
5. The Fearless Ones - The Quiett, Sik-k, Beenzino, CHANGMO
6. Ride - KNK
7. Rage - Rico Nasty
8. STFU! - Rina Sawayama
9. Pretty Please - Jackson Wang
10. Boca - Dreamcatcher
My URL in songs
B - Black Out - Cix
U - Under Cover - A.C.E
M - MIROH - Stray Kids
B - BAMN - punchnello, JJANGYOU, ZENE THE ZILLA, Mackdaddy
L - Love Me Harder - Woodz
E - Electric Lady - Janelle Monáe
B - Big Fish - Vince Staples
E - Egyptian Luvr - Rejjie Snow, Animé, Dana Williams
E - EOEO - UNIQ
Y - YOU'RE THE ONE - Kaytranada, Syd
E - Everybody (backstreet's back) - Backstreet Boys
O - Opps - Vince Staples, Yugen Blakrok
N - NEON - DPR LIVE
G - Grand Theft Ecstasy - Feed Me
K - Kierkegaard - Rusangano Family
W - Waves - Kang Daniel, Simon Dominic, Jamie
A - Absinthe - Punchnello
N - No Manners - Superm
I'll tag @jbums @foreveermee @ofunderxworlds @suncheons-kangta @choi-hae @sunwoosgf @dingdonghun @5tar @deadbeat-freak @acestro @profoundnonsense
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niamhlikesmusic · 8 years ago
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Kierkegaard - Rusangano Family
Let The Dead Bury The Dead, 2016
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musicmapglobal · 7 years ago
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Rusangano Family
Limerick’s Rusangano Family are a tightly knit crew. Made up of Zimbabwean MC God Knows, Ennis-born producer mynameisjOhn and MuRli, a poet and MC of Togolese descent, the trio have been broadening perceptions of Irish hip-hop since arriving on the scene a few years ago. Having built their reputation with a handful of self-releases and support slots with acts such as Run The Jewels, Young Fathers and BadBadNotGood, Rusangano Family received mainstream recognition this year by taking home this year’s RTÉ Choice Music Prize for their debut album Let The Dead Bury The Dead.
The group celebrated the award win by releasing a new track in the summer, a soulful exploration of mental health issues called ‘I Know You Know’. “The track is about how we all face various challenges in life,” the band explained, “and our inability to speak about these issues. In one sense, it’s about opening up and engaging in conversation”. Check it out below, and listen to Let The Dead Bury The Dead on Bandcamp.
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grahamkeogh · 8 years ago
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Rusangano Family - The RTÉ Choice Music Prize – Irish Album of the Year 2016 Winner
Rusangano Family have just been announced as the winner of the RTÉ Choice Music Prize – Irish Album of the Year 2016 for the album 'Let The Dead Bury The Dead' (Self Released). They received a cheque for €10,000 - a prize which has been provided by the Irish Music Rights Organisation (IMRO) and the Irish Recorded Music Association (IRMA) - as well as a specially-commissioned award.
Jonny Quinn from Snow Patrol presented Rusangano Family with the award. The jury panel of Irish music media professionals deliberated at length tonight and chose the album from the shortlist of 10 records released by Irish artists throughout 2016. The sold-out event in Vicar St, Dublin featured live performances by 9 of the album shortlisted acts. The event was hosted by 2FM's Eoghan McDermott and was broadcast live in a special broadcast on 2FM.
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screenshotstoblow · 8 years ago
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shaneserrano · 4 years ago
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Stills from ‘Tea In A Pot’ by Rusangano Family (2017) https://www.instagram.com/p/CKFCssmLTXK/?igshid=16tek40zks2t9
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nerdencore · 7 years ago
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Walking through 2017 music via Overwatch characters
I decided to find released-in-2017 music that ‘fit’ all of the Overwatch characters somehow - either thematically or by country of origin. It’s not perfect, but I think I’ve put together a fun list.
Soldier 76 - Tin Man, Miranda Lambert (American country) McCree - So You Wannabe An Outlaw, Steve Earle (American folk) Reaper - I'm the Cold Harsh Wispers in Hell, Sunlight's Bane (American deathgrind) Symmetra - DHOOP, Nucleya fet. Vibha Saraf (Indian EDM) Tracer - Hook Line & Sinker, Royal Blood (British rock) Lucio - Sua Cora, Major Lazer ft. Anitta & Pabllo Vittar (Brazillian dance) Zenyatta - Infinity of a Void, TKX (Japanese vaporwave) Bastion - Sleepwaking Form, Pharmakon (American harsh noise) Zarya - Wi Fi, Olga Buzova (Russian pop) Widowmaker - Cameleon, Maitre Gims (French hip hop) D.va - Cherry Bomb, NCT (Korean hip hop) Pharah - A Drop of White, Cairokee (Egyptian rock) Mercy - Memories, Lisa Oribasi (Swiss pop) Mei - On Happiness Road, Jolin Tsai (Chinese pop) Sombra - Otra Dimension, Kurraka (Latinix underground punk) Ana - Ah Habiby, Amr Diab (Egyptian pop) Doomfist - Wo!!, Olamide (Nigerian hip hop) Orisa & Efi - Owambe, Simi (Nigerian pop) Junkrat - Let You Down, Peking Duk (Australian electronic) Roadhog - Decrepit City, Red Red Kroovy (Australian underground punk) Genji - Fake Town Baby, Union Square Garden (Japanese rock) Hanzo - Reportage, Yu Takahashi (Japanese rock) Winston - The News In Music, Thomas Meadowcroft (Modern classical) Reinhardt - Was du Lieb Nennst, Bausa (German hip hop) Torbjorn - Forever and a Day, Gathering of Kings (Swedish power metal) Moira - Tea In A Pot, Rusangano Family (Irish rap)
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dervswerveofficial · 7 years ago
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Other Voices - Final Call - Curtain Closing!!
Other Voices – Final Call – Curtain Closing!!
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Friday 22nd September is the final day for submissions to Other Voices Festival. Shouting out to all unsigned artists who have an interest in performing at the festival which will be held in Dingle, Co. Kerry from 1st to 3rd December. Last year, nearly 1,000 artists applied for a single performance slot at the IMRO Other Room!! eir Other Voices has extended an invitation to all unsigned artists…
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keithcurrams · 8 years ago
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A Night of Sonic Carnage
Three events on a Sunday night in the Déise, 30-4-17
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Sitting in the house sharing a few drinks and chats ahead of a night of music in Waterford City. First up is Rusangano Family (with support) organised by Labyrinth Mgmt and Events in St. Patricks Gateway Centre. After this a short stroll down the Quay and into Jordans American Bar for a swift half to catch the vinyl players spin their finest, then out the door and up the lane to Central Arts for the Sonic Dreams promo night. As we were getting ready to call a taxi we received news that the much anticipated Rusangano gig had been postponed. We discussed the situation over another drink, then headed in for the rest of the night's revelry.
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Jordans was well attended; the front bar full of the grey and the good with a younger crowd out back. In the bottleneck between bar door and smoking area vintage tunes were bapping out through twin tops; the vinyl wearing its age with clicks and pops and crackle with the occasional skip to the dismay of the DJ. Patti Smith's 'Horses' brought people in from the beer garden to dance while Ian Dury held them there as more heads got up to skank and bop. Midnight soon came and a quick few steps brought us out the door and up the steps to the SAW fundrasier.
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Ollie cueing up another one
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Put my pint down in the jacks, eh, which one is mine again?
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Amy, Dan and John
Friendly faces greeted us upon entry, Dan and John on duty outside with good vibes waiting within. We had missed the previous acts of MANTLE and SOMA, and Dave Mono could be heard pounding through the door with beats that gets in under the skin to make the bones jump and jangle, no standing still allowed. His set was full of well crafted peaks and dips, the music was always going somewhere. Every build-up had a pinnacle followed by a gentler bit to sway to and catch your breath before going through it all over again. Up and down, in and out, building and building like waves onto a shore, our bodies buoyed on the incoming tide of this beautiful and savage mix.
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Dave Mono weaving his magic. You can listen here: Soundcloud
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Steven Stubbs informed me that my dancing was captured for posterity on his multicam broadcast of the event, which you can see here: Linky
Dave brought us in to land, the lights came up, sweat still glooping from the skin of my back as I sat to put my boots back on. Familiar faces passed by as we filed out into the night to stand and talk on the path a while before heading home. 
Two days later and my legs are still in bits from it. I hobble around the house and every time I cringe as I stand up it reminds me of the manic hands in the air dancing on that bank holiday Monday.
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Where's me boots! I swear I grew a tail while I was in there.
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The afterparty awaits. 
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thelastmixedtape · 7 years ago
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TLMT's June 2017 Mixed-Tape featuring Slow Skies, Rusangano Family, Wyvern Lingo & more
‪TLMT's June 2017 Mixed-Tape featuring @slowskies, @RusanganoFamily, @WyvernLingo &a more‬
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The Last Mixed Tape looks back at the last four weeks with some of the stand-out tracks from June 2017. TLMT has delved deep to deliver a playlist from some of the stand-out tracks reviewed, released and featured on the blog or just caught the site’s attention this May including Rusangano Family, Wyvern Lingo, Sleep Thieves, Slow Skies, Variant Sea, Rosa Nutty, Laoise, Sorcha Richardson, the…
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