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FMP 026 – Lucid Vision

March 3, 2022 By FreioMusic

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Episode 026 - Lucid Vision

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The featured artist in this episode of the Freio Music Podcast is Lucid Vision. 
 Spreading light through sound, Lucid Vision takes listeners to a melodic realm of electronic genre bends. Combining live instrumentation with the unique world of designed sound, Lucid Vision demonstrates a natural balance of live-electronic music. Infinite potential unfolds as you delve into the high-energy, soulful experience, leaving listeners in an inspirational state.

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Lucid Vision's Links:

Website - lucidvisionmusic.com

Facebook - Lucid Vision

Instagram - lucidvisionmusic

Twitter - Lucid Vision

Spotify - Lucid Vision

Soundcloud - Lucid Vision

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Filed Under: Arise, Colorado, Denver, EARTH, Electronic, Electronica, English (US), Festival, FM, FMP, Freio, FreioMusic, FreioMusicPodcast, Genre, Guitar, Instrumentation, Interviews, Live Music, Musicians, Podcast, Podcasts, Sonic Bloom, Ukalele, Uncategorized, USA Tagged With: 026, Artist, Artsist Interview, Band, Colorado, Electronic Music, Freio Music Podcast, FreioMusic, instrumental, Instrumental Music, interview, Lucid Vision, Music, Music Festival, Musician, Podcast, podcasts, USA

FMP 020 – Foxfeather

May 13, 2020 By FreioMusic

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Episode 020 - Foxfeather

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The featured artists in this episode of the Freio Music Podcast are Carly Ricks Smith and Laura Stratton of Foxfeather. These ladies have been making music together for over a decade and are working on a new EP which is scheduled for release in 2020. During this episode, we discuss how Carly and Laura are able to be vulnerable while creating new tracks. We also discuss some of the productivity hacks they have discovered by creating a schedule and working from a dedicated creative space. Stay tuned and Enjoy!

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Filed Under: Colorado, Denver, EARTH, FMP, FreioMusicPodcast, North America, Podcast, Podcasts, USA Tagged With: creator, foxfeather, foxfeatherband, foxfeathermusic, freio, Freio Music, Freio Music Podcast, FreioMusic, FreioMusic Podcast, how to, Indie, interview, Music, Musician, Musicians, Podcast, podcasts, singer, Singer-songwriter, Singer/Songwriter, songwriter

FMP 011 – The Motet – Dave Watts

January 2, 2019 By Michael Morahan

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Episode 011 - The Motet - Dave Watts

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Featuring Dave Watts of the Motet, this episode is rhythmically centered and packed with useful music industry insights. Dave started the band over twenty years ago and they are still crushing it. They are headlining the world famous Red Rocks Amphitheater again this year. The Motet has evolved over the years and Dave has been driving the band forward with his attentive rhythm and marketing prowess. Dave shares some of the insights he has gained from many years in the music industry that have helped him launch his band to perform at some of the largest venues on earth.  

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The featured artist in this episode of the Freio Music Podcast is Dave Watts of the Motet. Dave started the band over twenty years ago and they are still crushing it. They are headlining the world famous Red Rocks Amphitheater again this year. The Motet has evolved over the years and Dave has been driving the band forward with his attentive rhythm and marketing prowess. Dave shares some of the insights he has gained from many years in the music industry that have helped him launch his band to perform at some of the largest venues on earth.  

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The Motet's Links:

TheMotet.com

TheMotet.com/tour

https://themotet.bandcamp.com/

https://www.facebook.com/THEMOTET/

https://twitter.com/themotet

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Filed Under: Boulder, Colorado, Denver, EARTH, English (US), FM, FMP, Freio, FreioMusic, FreioMusicPodcast, Funk, Genre, Interviews, Language, Marketing, Musicians, North America, Podcast, Podcasts, USA, West Tagged With: 011, boulder, Colorado, Denver, episode, FMP, FMP 011, freio, Funk, Jam, Motet, Music, Podcast, Red, Rocks, Soul, The

FMP 010 – Aphasia

November 26, 2018 By Michael

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Episode 010 - Aphasia

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The featured artist in this episode of the Freio Music Podcast is Aric Rudnick aka Aphasia. Aric reveals how he creates and utilizes custom sample packs. Aphasia's music is electronically produced and with attention to detail. Aphasia's songs have an underlying clarity and smoothness but vary widely in regards to tempo.  To give you a little taste of his music we have inserted a few short song clips to illustrate his techniques. Enjoy this long interview and conversation with Aphasia. Stay Tuned!

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The featured artist in this episode of the Freio Music Podcast is Aric Rudnick aka Aphasia. Aric reveals how he creates and utilizes custom sample packs. Aphasia's music is electronically produced and with attention to detail. Aphasia's songs have an underlying clarity and smoothness but vary widely in regards to tempo. Aric reveals how he is able to balance a budding music career with his day job and still create art daily. Aric is strategic about his health and art by 'turning on his antenna' and getting adequate sleep despite his tendency for making music at 3am. Aric is only 24 years young and already has a solid foundation that will propel him forward. Enjoy this long interview and conversation with Aphasia. Stay Tuned!

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Aphasia' Links:

https://soundcloud.com/officialaphasia

https://www.instagram.com/aphasia.beats/

https://facebook.com/officialaphasia/

 

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Filed Under: Boulder, Colorado, Denver, EARTH, Electronic, English (US), FM, FMP, Freio, FreioMusic, FreioMusicPodcast, Interviews, Musicians, North America, Podcast, Podcasts, USA, West Tagged With: Aphasia, boulder, Colorado, Denver, electronic, freio, Freio Music Podcast, FreioMusic, FreioMusic Podcast, Music, Podcast

FMP 009 – Willbeaux

November 1, 2018 By Michael Morahan

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Episode 009 - Willbeaux

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The featured artist in this episode of the Freio Music Podcast is Willbeaux. Willbeaux aka Will Sheehan is producing club bangers at an astonishing rate. He releases at least two hour-long mixes per year along with a slew of singles bouncing around Soundcloud. Listen in to this episode as we talk about how he found some of the samples he uses and the techniques he uses to produce his music. Willbeaux produces EDM remixes of some of the top artists around. Enjoy!

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The featured artist in this episode of the Freio Music Podcast is Willbeaux. Willbeaux aka Will Sheehan is producing club bangers at an astonishing rate. He releases at least two hour-long mixes per year along with a slew of singles bouncing around Soundcloud. Willbeaux produces EDM remixes of some of the top artists around.  This episode sheds some light on how the man behind Willbeaux produces his signature high-energy EDM with a fine blend of past hits and future sounds.

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Willbeaux's Links:

SoundCloud.com/willbeaux

Facebook.com/WillbeauxMusic

 

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Filed Under: Colorado, Denver, EARTH, EDM, Electronic, FM, FMP, Freio, FreioMusic, FreioMusicPodcast, Interviews, Musicians, North America, Podcast, Podcasts, USA, West Tagged With: EDM, FMP, freio, how to, Mix, Music, Original, Podcast, Remix, Sample, Sheehan, Sound, Will, Will Sheehan, Willbeaux

Beats Antique – Live Album

September 18, 2015 By FreioMusic

  Beats Antique’s new live album: “Creature Carnival Live – Denver CO and Asheville NC”

Its official! Beats Antique is releasing a live album September 22nd 2015

Beats Antique is finally releasing a live album that will surely please fans and create new ones!  As everyone who has seen Beats Antique knows, they throw down high energy musical gypsy gems. Now they are sharing their performances with you, on September 22nd, so you can enjoy their life’s work from your couch, bus, or on the go.  My highest regards are rarely given but these musical geniuses, who have also cracked the code to creating an amazing performance, deserve it.  Beats Antique’s “Creature Carnival Live – Denver CO and Asheville NC”  is a collaborative album. Creature Carnival Live brings together musicians, instruments and energies with the spontaneity of live recording, separating this album from all of their other works.  Take a listen to a three track preview below. For those of you who find this article after Sep 22nd, you will be able to listen to the entire album below.  Enjoy!

The album drops September 22nd, 2015. Take a listen to three sneak peak tracks they have released for free streaming courtesy of BandCamp.

 

Musical Credits:
Album Release Date:  22 September 2015

David Satori – Electric Saz, Banjo, Guitar, Viola, Drums, Trumpet and Electronics

Sidecar Tommy – Drums, Electronic Drums, Toy Piano

Zoe Jakes – Drums

Sylvain Carton – Baritone Sax and Clarinet

Special Guests

Lafa Taylor – Vox

Empire Strikes Brass on Horns for tracks 10 – 13

*Recorded at 1st Bank Center – Denver Colorado and Asheville Civic Center North Carolina (fall 2014)

Recorded, Mixed & Mastered by Brian Bash of Sonidos Studios

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Filed Under: Album, Asheville, Colorado, Denver, EARTH, Live Music, New Music, North America, North Carolina, USA Tagged With: Album, Antique, beats, Beats Antique, blue, Drop, electronic, Electronica, Experimental, Free, Free Download, Free Music, Free Stream, Freio Music, fresh, gypsy, Jam, Live, Music, New Album, Pre, Release, Stream, Streaming, swing, world

Front Country – Concert & Album Review

May 16, 2015 By Michael

It was the night of May 5th at Swallow Hill Music Hall in Denver, Colorado. The rain turned to sleet and the sleet turned to heavy snow. The arrival of the Californian Bluegrass band was greeted by nasty weather and a packed house filled with music lovers of all ages. The night began with Rail Splitters from Boulder, Colorado warming up the theater with their quick pick’n and melodic music.  By the time Front Country took the stage the audience was ready for steady rhythmic bluesy bluegrass.  Front Country is one of those bands who cannot be easily fit into a box or genre. They expand upon all of their individual strengths to blend, mold, and shape the sound until it’s profound.

Front Country’s songs are inspired by a range of topics including but not limited to the snowy state itself, Colorado, and an old time song about a gold mine prostitute. When Melody picks up the Kashishi she woos the crowd with her shakin’ while both Adam and Jacob trade instruments between songs to bring a new sound.

Front country’s album, Sake of the Sound, was created by a sextet (six members). Three of the six band members on the Album have jobs outside of the music industry. The momentum the band is riding keeps gaining speed, propelling that ‘Gospel Train’ around the country.  With diverse musical backgrounds, they feed off each other musically to break through traditional boundaries. They have earned University degrees studying, jazz guitar, vocals, classical guitar, and jazz bass. They have worked hard to get to where they are today and it is clearly paying off.

Sake of the Sound

Album Credits: Released 16 September 2014. Mandolin by Adam Roszkiewicz, Guitar and Vocals by Jacob Groopman, Guitar and Vocals by Melody Walker, Banjo and Vocals by Jordan Klein, Violin by Leif Karlstrom, Stand-up Bass by Zach Sharpe. Produced by Kai Welch. Engineered by Scott Bergstrom. Engineered by Scott Bergstrom at 25th Street Recording – Oakland, CA. Mixed by Erick Jaskowiak at J Studio – Nashville, TN. Mastered by Eric Conn at Independent Mastering – Nashville, TN. All songs arranged by Front Country. Photography by Robert Perry. Album Art by Danielle Diessner

They dedicated 10 consecutive (16+ hour) days to the recording of their debut album, Sake of the Sound. While many bands struggle to find a collective sound due to their individualistic desires, Front Country is a band of stars, shining together.  Their collaborative spirit is revealed as they dynamically alter their music for maximum impact.

If you enjoy acoustical harmonies with some fast pick’n solos, this band is not one to miss. If you missed the show, the good news is that Front Country will be back in Colorado and touring the country once again in a few weeks. With stops at festivals, such as Campout for the Cause and Meadow Grass, this band is only getting started. They won a place on the main stage at Telluride Bluegrass Festival, and they are on their way to a city near you.

To check the latest Front Country tour info: click here

To listen to the FreioMusic interview with Front Country:  click here

Filed Under: Acoustic, Banjo, Bluegrass, Blues, California, Colorado, Concert Reports, Denver, EARTH, English (US), Folk, Guitar, Instrumental, Interviews, Jazz, Kashishi, Language, Live Music, Mandolin, New Music, NewGrass, North America, San Francisco, Soul, Stand-Up-Bass, USA, Venues, Viola, Violin, Vocals Tagged With: 2015, Band, bluegrass, Colorado, country, Denver, freio, Front, Front Country, instrumental, interview, Music, Musician, Soul, Soul Music

Front Country – Interview

May 16, 2015 By Michael 1 Comment

In this exclusive artist interview, FreioMusic sat down with three members of the up and coming Bay Area band, Front Country.  Front Country’s Adam Roszkiewicz, Jacob Groopman, and Melody Walker generously shared their time and stories prior to their first ever performance in Denver, Colorado at Swallow Hill Music Hall.

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Front Country – Exclusive FreioMusic Interview 5/9/2015

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Click to listen to Front Country’s new album, Sake of the Sound

Filed Under: Acoustic, Bluegrass, California, Colorado, Denver, English (US), Instrumental, Interviews, Jazz, Language, NewGrass, North America, San Francisco, Soul, USA, World Tagged With: 2015, country, freio, FreioMusic, Front, Front Country, interview, Music, Sake of the Sound

Sonic Bloom Lineup Release

March 19, 2015 By Molly Buckiewicz Leave a Comment

 

“SONIC BLOOM is Colorado’s best electronic music festival”

 

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In case you have missed the last 9 years, this festival has had time to brew and its mix of flavorous sounds seem to be just right this year.  Drum roll… The lineup for the 10th annual Sonic Bloom festival….. headliners STS9 (2 sets), Shpongle (Simon Posford DJ set), Emancipator, The Trancident, Talib Kweli, Random Rab, Phutureprimitive and many more.

 

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On stage will be a legendary collaboration session called the SONIC BLOOM SuperJam featuring Dave Watts, Garrett Sayers, Joey Porter, Jans Ingber, Ryan Jalbert, Gabriel Mervine, Matt Pitts, Jason Hann (& more TBA). Additional acts include: Caspa, Manic Focus, Rob Garza (Thievery Corporation), ill-esha, Yamn, Nominus, LYNX, The Malah, saQi and Adham Shaikh, to name a few. The 10th annual festival SONIC BLOOM will be held during the Summer Solstice the weekend of June 18-21, 2015, at a gorgeous new location: Hummingbird Ranch in Rye, Colorado.

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Dates for The Road to SONIC BLOOM have been announced. This is the second year of The Road to SONIC BLOOM tour, which will send a roving lineup of present, past and future SONIC BLOOM, Sonic Blossom and The Unified Field performers across the country to spread the BLOOM vibe. A combination of wildly varied lineup of DJs, producers, live electronic acts, with painters, dancers and performance artists will criss-cross the country this spring as we approach the summer festival. See a full list of dates and cities below.

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SONIC BLOOM has also announced The Unified Field, the official SONIC BLOOM pre-party, a 2-night dual-venue indoor mini-fest that will happen in Denver, CO, on April 24 & 25 at Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom & The Other Side. This year’s artists include Thriftworks, Dirtwire ft. David Satori from Beats Antique, Andreilien, That 1 Guy, Fort Knox Five and more. Limited advance early-bloomer pre-sales for The Unified Field are now on sale for only $30 (while they last).

 

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4-Day General Passes include entry into the festival on Thursday, free on-site camping and free drinking water all weekend. VIP 4-Day Passes, parking passes, limited car camping passes and RV passes are also now on sale.

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For more information on SONIC BLOOM, please visit the official website: www.sonicbloomfestival.com.

Some music to get you ready for the best four days of your life!

 

Road to SONIC BLOOM Dates:

 

3.20 – Chicago, IL – Copernicus Center

4.11 – Seattle, WA – Columbia City Theater

4.15 – Santa Cruz, CA – Motiv Nightclub

4.25 – Denver, CO – Cervantes Ballroom

5.2 – Wappinger Falls, NY – Chapel of Sacred Mirrors

5.7 – Newark, NJ – Seed Gallery

5.8 – Boston, MA – The Middle East

5.9 – New York, NY – Slake

5.20 – Asheville, NC – Asheville Music Hall

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Top 5 Moments of Unexpected Sonic Perfection at Sonic Bloom ’14

July 8, 2014 By Hari Khalsa 1 Comment

Sonic Bloom 2014-American Safari Ranch

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My favorite part about music festivals is discovering new artists to incorporate into my daily repertoire of jams. While I was beyond stoked for some of my highly anticipated favorites like Opiuo, the reigning king of future funk, Kalya Scintilla’s sweaty tribal inspired bass, or Tipper’s careful dissection and rearrangement of the contents of my brain with the scratching mastery of a surgeon, these were all very predictable (and immensely enjoyed) highlights of my weekend. My most authentic musical experiences of Sonic Bloom came from the unexpected sets and unfamiliar artists that I have not had the chance to fully explore and appreciate. Whether the artists were newer cats on the scene or seasoned veterans to which I simply hadn’t yet been exposed, I came back from Bloom with an inspired and expanded understanding of some of the dopest jams to ever rattle my eardrums.

1. Mr. Bill

Okay, Mr. Bill is certainly no newcomer on the scene. Prior to Bloom I was familiar with Mr. Bill’s status as a veteran of the rich Australian glitch movement. My expectations were absolutely blown out of the water after, what was easily, my favorite set of the weekend. Late Sunday night in the middle of the dusty and heavy vibin’ coDome audience, I found myself wondering how something so unconventionally melodic can get a crowd moving so hard. Mr. Bill’s heavy bass lines, break beat switches and a cornucopia of strange tunes and tones meld together into an unpredictably perfect stew of glitch perfection.

Mr. Bill will be holding down the Souls Rising EDM stage at Arise Music Festival August 8-10th this year in Loveland, CO for what will surely be another set not to miss.

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2. The Librarian

I took a leap of faith on Friday night as we left Tipper’s downtempo set in search of something to get my booty shaking a bit more. We encountered what I quickly realized to be one of the baddest bitches of bass, Andrea Graham, throwing down a super sexy low-end set that had me floating on a cloud of sweet, sweet ghetto booty bass. The Librarian’s nuanced, sexy bass stood out from the overtly raw and in your face bass that tends to dominate the scene. Her riddim inspired jams and seriously hard drops that got the crowd moving for one of the greatest booty bass grooves of the weekend.

The Librarian is also a founding organizer of Bass Coast and will be playing this August 1-4th in Merritt, British Columbia.

 

3. Sixis

If you know me, you know that I am a serious sucker for smooth psychedelic dubby sounds that seem more likely to be alien transmissions than creations from the human kind. When I cruised over to Sixis’s midday Friday set, I didn’t know much about his music and was just looking for a solid warm-up for the stacked schedule with the future glitch goodness of kLL sMTH, Fort Knox Five and then onto the highly anticipated psychedelic trance-inspired Aussie master Whitebear. But when I got to the dusty coDome, I was totally blown away by Sixis’s melodic, spacious and layered sounds. In an increasingly saturated psy-bass scene, Sixis stood out with his consciously more minimal, understated approach to interplanetary auditory travel. Sixis created intricate, imaginative soundscapes that resonated in my ears for the rest of the weekend.

Up next, Sixis will be playing at Stilldream Festival in Belden, California July 31st- August 4th.

4. Defunk

If you don’t know of Defunk yet, you better educate yourself! Canada native Defunk dropped one of the funkiest sets of the weekend for a serious dance party in the coDome late Saturday afternoon. Addicting hooks, glitchy breaks, and inspired retro influences drive his music in a future forward way. Collaborations with soulful female vocalists and looping guitarist Sam Klass gives Defunk’s glitchy tunes a sense of soulful authenticity.

Catch Defunk at the Valhalla Sound Circus this Thursday, July 3rd in Quebec.

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5. The Malah

Live electronic artists The Malah brought their A-game to wrap up the first evening of Bloom in a most epic fashion. Intricate, precise guitar licks and organic high-energy rhythms create a driven sound that got the coDome moving and grooving along properly. I thought their jam-inspired approach was a refreshing addition to Bloom’s bass heavy lineup, and by the infectious buzz from the crowd on Thursday night I’m certain they all agreed.

The Malah doesn’t have any immediate shows coming up but the Denver-local band is surely not one to miss when they come through your town.

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