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In this episode we talk to Robbie D, a past member of Floaty Raft. This local singer songwriter takes influence from the freak folk movement and punk rock, and even in the pre-recorded episode, sets off the second season of The RHZ podcast with one hell of a kick!
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In this episode we talk to Robbie D, a past member of Floaty Raft. This local singer songwriter takes influence from the freak folk movement and punk rock, and even in the pre-recorded episode, sets off the second season of The RHZ podcast with one hell of a kick!
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In this episode we talk to local singer songwriter Miette Hope. She's been writing and playing in Colorado Springs for the last few years as a solo act and as a member of the band Edith Makes a Paper Chain, a band where she plays with her mother as well. We talk to her about growing up a singer, writing her songs, being a member of mutable bands, and her new band she formed this summer while attending Berkley in Boston, the band has released an EP under the name Aüva.
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In this episode we talk to local singer songwriter Miette Hope. She's been writing and playing in Colorado Springs for the last few years as a solo act and as a member of the band Edith Makes a Paper Chain, a band where she plays with her mother as well. We talk to her about growing up a singer, writing her songs, being a member of mutable bands, and her new band she formed this summer while attending Berkley in Boston, the band has released an EP under the name Aüva.
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In this episode we talk to Nathan Archer, the lead singer, rhythm guitarist, and song writer of Rough Age. He performs a few covers of his favorite songs, some older Rough Age songs from their last record "Before It All Comes Apart", and a new song to be released on a new Rough Age release sometime in the future.
We discuss influences and methods of writing and we tell ISIS TO CALM IT DOWN, all the while playing some local music as well.
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In this episode we talk to Nathan Archer, the lead singer, rhythm guitarist, and song writer of Rough Age. He performs a few covers of his favorite songs, some older Rough Age songs from their last record "Before It All Comes Apart", and a new song to be released on a new Rough Age release sometime in the future.
We discuss influences and methods of writing and we tell ISIS TO CALM IT DOWN, all the while playing some local music as well.
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In this episode Timmy interviews a long time friend of his, Micaela Davidson of the band Everything's Fine. Micaela and Timmy have been writing songs together for years, as well as solo. In this interview Micaela plays her songs and talks influences and past experiences. We also talk about some things we cannot talk about that may or may not have happened in highschool.
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In this episode Timmy interviews a long time friend of his, Micaela Davidson of the band Everything's Fine. Micaela and Timmy have been writing songs together for years, as well as solo. In this interview Micaela plays her songs and talks influences and past experiences. We also talk about some things we cannot talk about that may or may not have happened in highschool.
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In this episode Timmy goes full improvisation and walks down Tejon interviewing random strangers of Colorado Springs. Between snippets we play songs from local musicians. Enjoy!
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In this episode Timmy goes full improvisation and walks down Tejon interviewing random strangers of Colorado Springs. Between snippets we play songs from local musicians. Enjoy!
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We talk to Josh about an event held at Church for all Nations in Colorado Springs. This covers the influences that led to the events creation, as well as the requirements to participate, and in the event in itself. Being a short interview, Timmy allows himself to wax over the ideas of art and the people making it, in how much they are connected. Then Timmy proceeds to interview himself and explain details of our next live show on July 31st at the Coffee Exchange. Then he dances.
Then. . . Timmy leaves and C.j. comes in to ask mental questions to himself about the RHZ, to which he then answers live on air. I always suspected something about that guy . . .
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We talk to Josh about an event held at Church for all Nations in Colorado Springs. This covers the influences that led to the events creation, as well as the requirements to participate, and in the event in itself. Being a short interview, Timmy allows himself to wax over the ideas of art and the people making it, in how much they are connected. Then Timmy proceeds to interview himself and explain details of our next live show on July 31st at the Coffee Exchange. Then he dances.
Then. . . Timmy leaves and C.j. comes in to ask mental questions to himself about the RHZ, to which he then answers live on air. I always suspected something about that guy . . .
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In this episode Timmy takes sometime to himself, meaning without a guest, to talk about OUR COMEBACK SHOW :)! He plays some bootlegs from the actual show, as well as going over the event itself. After that, Timmy spins some other songs from some favorite local artists and talk a little about the history of one of his favorite Springs related film producers, The Alexander Film Company.
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In this episode Timmy takes sometime to himself, meaning without a guest, to talk about OUR COMEBACK SHOW :)! He plays some bootlegs from the actual show, as well as going over the event itself. After that, Timmy spins some other songs from some favorite local artists and talk a little about the history of one of his favorite Springs related film producers, The Alexander Film Company.
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In this episode Timmy interviews a local singer songwriter Dani Kirkham. She's used to perform in the springs in a band called Studio 7, then in a band called Dinner, and now performs in Idaho with a band called Starship Samurai. She doesn't perform often in the springs as she's out of state studying, but we have her in the studio rocking out one of our acoustic showcases in case you ever wanted to hear her perform! She plays some some originals and one forced cover (Timmy and a stranger made her do it)of The Police's "Message In a Bottle".
And of course, because this is the Acoustic Showcase, Timmy has to annoy me by saying "lyrics" (LAY-RAYKS) as much as possible. . .
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In this episode Timmy interviews a local singer songwriter Dani Kirkham. She's used to perform in the springs in a band called Studio 7, then in a band called Dinner, and now performs in Idaho with a band called Starship Samurai. She doesn't perform often in the springs as she's out of state studying, but we have her in the studio rocking out one of our acoustic showcases in case you ever wanted to hear her perform! She plays some some originals and one forced cover (Timmy and a stranger made her do it)of The Police's "Message In a Bottle".
And of course, because this is the Acoustic Showcase, Timmy has to annoy me by saying "lyrics" (LAY-RAYKS) as much as possible. . .
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In this episode Timmy talks to random strangers who work the graveyard and over night shifts. He talks to them about the experience and their feelings about it.
We also talk to America Copeland, a student at UCCS, a Director of "Circus of Creams", as well as an actor in "Our Generation". We talk to her about both plays and what's going on behind them, as well as her hopes for new shows and a career in her future. As always, with the best of local music.
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In this episode Timmy talks to random strangers who work the graveyard and over night shifts. He talks to them about the experience and their feelings about it.
We also talk to America Copeland, a student at UCCS, a Director of "Circus of Creams", as well as an actor in "Our Generation". We talk to her about both plays and what's going on behind them, as well as her hopes for new shows and a career in her future. As always, with the best of local music.
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In this episode we talk to Brian Elyo, who goes by mobdividual in his recordings. He is an instrumental musician specializing in long form experimental recordings dabbling in noise rock, post-rock, ambient, drone, and feedback pieces. We talk to him about his many ventures in the Springs including his creation of Local FM, which is now owned by us, and his new band with our own C.j. Hackett, called Anonymous Collective. The new band was started by Glen Merrall of Local FM's own Anonymous Collective radio show. Plus, you know, we play some songs from our fantastic local scene.
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In this episode we talk to Brian Elyo, who goes by mobdividual in his recordings. He is an instrumental musician specializing in long form experimental recordings dabbling in noise rock, post-rock, ambient, drone, and feedback pieces. We talk to him about his many ventures in the Springs including his creation of Local FM, which is now owned by us, and his new band with our own C.j. Hackett, called Anonymous Collective. The new band was started by Glen Merrall of Local FM's own Anonymous Collective radio show. Plus, you know, we play some songs from our fantastic local scene.
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We're so happy to start our second season of the RHZ Radio Show! We promise to bring the same energy and performance with local artists, live performers, musicians, authors and more!
Thank you for supporting us!
released June 1, 2015
