Mason Paine – 0:01: It's back to school season and Google Trends expert Gabriela Olivera joins me to speak about the top trends that people are searching for this school season. Thanks for joining me, Gabriela.
Gabriela Olivera – 0:10: Of course. Happy to be here.
Mason Paine – 0:12: Tell me, what are some of the top trends for back-to-school season?
Gabriela Olivera – 0:16: We've got some fun ones this year. Stanley Cup is the top trending teacher gift. North Face Backpacks and True Religion Backpacks are the top trending backpack brands. School Lunch Peanut Butter Bar's recipe and School Lunch Cheese Stick recipe are the top trending school lunch recipes. Then we also have some fun back to school apparel that's been trending. The first is Nike sweatpants, second is Graphic Tees, third is sweatshirts, fourth is Zara jeans, and fifth is camo jeans which I actually bought some camo jeans just the other day. If you didn't know, you can actually say, for example, you see a graphic that you really like, you can use the lens to take a picture of that. In the search bar, you can use that photo to instantly see options that better match your preference. It also will then show shopping options where you can compare the prices and the different graphic tees based on what you like.
Mason Paine – 1:07: I am a sucker for back-to-school stuff. Even though I'm not in school anymore, I don't know why I still get excited. It's the child in me. I was a little bit shocked though about gifts for teachers. Do you remember ever giving gifts to teachers? Because I never did. Was I just a bad kid?
Gabriela Olivera – 1:21: Honestly, I don't think you were a bad kid, but I didn't either. My mom did.
Mason Paine – 1:26: Oh, she did? What did she give her?
Gabriela Olivera – 1:28: I think it was always a note and a little gift basket or some sort.
Mason Paine – 1:34: Yeah, the gift basket thing. My sister, she has two kids and she did that. And I was like, why? I was like, why? I know giving them gifts, okay, cool. But I think as a teacher, wouldn't you want some school supplies? Give them pencils, give them so they don't have to buy it themselves, right? I don't think they need another Stanley Cup.
Gabriela Olivera – 1:55: Honestly, it's a very good point. Actually, when you're shopping back to school season, there is a tool on Google Shopping that allows you to see price insights and historical average for products over the past 90 days. Then you can see the school supplies and decide if that deal is truly good and if now is the right time to buy. If now is not the right time to buy, there's also price alerts. So you know when it's the perfect time to snag those deals. Teachers, keep that in mind this year. It could come in handy.
Mason Paine – 2:22: Absolutely. Because I know for my sister's son,]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse6:11Olympics on Google: Personalized Schedules, Medal Counts, and Trending Searches
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Mon, 05 Aug 2024 07:30:29 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=8036https://masonverapaine.com/topolympicgooglesearches2024/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/topolympicgooglesearches2024/feed/0The 2024 Summer Olympic games in Paris are live and Google Trends expert Jessica Flores joins me to speak about the top searched Olympic topics trending on Google.You can visit Trends.google.com for all of your search needsYou can like Google on Facebook at: Facebook.com/GoogleFollow Google on Twitter at: Twitter.com/Google
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Google Olympic Transcription
Announcer – 0:00: Mason Vera Paine.
Mason Paine – 0:01: The Olympics are here. Find out what are some of the top searches of fans during the Summer games with Google trends expert Jessica Flores. Thanks for joining me, Jessica.
Jessica Flores – 0:10: Great to be here. Nice to talk to you.
Mason Paine – 0:12: So, Olympics, it just started, but you know what, how long is it going to last for?
Jessica Flores – 0:17: Oh, I love the Olympics. I think it's 16 days. Right. And we are seeing a bunch of things people are searching for on Google already. They want to know the schedule. They want to know exactly that. Like how long is this going to last for? They want to know when folks are going to do certain events. We're seeing big breakout search terms like artistic gymnastics.
Jessica Flores – 0:39: We're seeing a breakdancing. We have a huge spike there because of course, it's the first time. Break dancing is part of the Summer Olympics. A lot of people, they want to.
Mason Paine – 0:48: Know what that about break dancing. Oh, my God. I didn't even know that was a thing. Has it started yet?
Jessica Flores – 0:54: That's a good question. Let's look. Let's Google that. I believe breakdown thing is, it's a little bit away. But the cool thing is Google is going to help you through all of these questions. So if you google anything like breakdown thing, you know, us Olympic schedule, it will show you right at the very top, an information panel that will give you everything you need to know so you don't have to click through seven different websites to figure that out. So, for example, I'm seeing right now, okay, breaking the pre qualifier battle 07:00 a.m. August 9.
Jessica Flores – 1:26: So you know right away, okay, that's when I can watch it. And the other thing is it customizes it to your local time so it knows exactly like, okay, so if you're in the Chicago area, it's going to give you time based on where you are.
Mason Paine – 1:41: Oh, my God. That is really helpful because that's true. I remember way back when, when I would watch the Olympics religiously, you know, like, especially in Japan, some of those events started at like three in the morning, so you didn't know you had to convert the time. That's a lot of stuff I don't want to do.
Jessica Flores – 1:58: Right, and the other thing is you're not going to wake up at 03:00 a.m. to watch every game. So you want to know, okay, where, where, who has the most medal, who won? And you can just, when you google Olympics or Olympic medal count, something like that right at the very top, it'll give you a breakdown of all the countries and it'll show you who's leading the way? So us right now, I believe the last I check was around 20 medals. We have a couple of gold medals in there. Yesterday, the men's artistic gymnastics team took home the bronze, which was like the first time they took home a medal in almost two decades, 16 years, I believe. And there's also a hometown Olympian there that helped the men team take home that medal, Paul Juda.
Mason Paine – 2:43: Was there anything else that was trending? Like, I know a lot of people had a problem with the opening, but was there any searches for, like, Celine Dion?
Jessica Flores – 2:51: Yeah, I mean, if you saw her performance, you could not help but get emotional and then want to watch that after. So we did see a huge increase in people searching for Celine Dion Olympic performance. Also, people wanted to know what song did she sing?The 2024 Summer Olympic games in Paris are live and Google Trends expert Jessica Flores joins me to speak about the top searched Olympic topics trending on Google.You can visit Trends.google.com for all of your search needsYou can like Google on Facebo...
The 2024 Summer Olympic games in Paris are live and Google Trends expert Jessica Flores joins me to speak about the top searched Olympic topics trending on Google.You can visit Trends.google.com for all of your search needsYou can like Google on Facebook at: Facebook.com/GoogleFollow Google on Twitter at: Twitter.com/Google
Mason Paine – 0:01: The Olympics are here. Find out what are some of the top searches of fans during the Summer games with Google trends expert Jessica Flores. Thanks for joining me, Jessica.
Jessica Flores – 0:10: Great to be here. Nice to talk to you.
Mason Paine – 0:12: So, Olympics, it just started, but you know what, how long is it going to last for?
Jessica Flores – 0:17: Oh, I love the Olympics. I think it's 16 days. Right. And we are seeing a bunch of things people are searching for on Google already. They want to know the schedule. They want to know exactly that. Like how long is this going to last for? They want to know when folks are going to do certain events. We're seeing big breakout search terms like artistic gymnastics.
Jessica Flores – 0:39: We're seeing a breakdancing. We have a huge spike there because of course, it's the first time. Break dancing is part of the Summer Olympics. A lot of people, they want to.
Mason Paine – 0:48: Know what that about break dancing. Oh, my God. I didn't even know that was a thing. Has it started yet?
Jessica Flores – 0:54: That's a good question. Let's look. Let's Google that. I believe breakdown thing is, it's a little bit away. But the cool thing is Google is going to help you through all of these questions. So if you google anything like breakdown thing, you know, us Olympic schedule, it will show you right at the very top, an information panel that will give you everything you need to know so you don't have to click through seven different websites to figure that out. So, for example, I'm seeing right now, okay, breaking the pre qualifier battle 07:00 a.m. August 9.
Jessica Flores – 1:26: So you know right away, okay, that's when I can watch it. And the other thing is it customizes it to your local time so it knows exactly like, okay, so if you're in the Chicago area, it's going to give you time based on where you are.
Mason Paine – 1:41: Oh, my God. That is really helpful because that's true. I remember way back when, when I would watch the Olympics religiously, you know, like, especially in Japan, some of those events started at like three in the morning, so you didn't know you had to convert the time. That's a lot of stuff I don't want to do.
Jessica Flores – 1:58: Right, and the other thing is you're not going to wake up at 03:00 a.m. to watch every game. So you want to know, okay, where, where, who has the most medal, who won? And you can just, when you google Olympics or Olympic medal count, something like that right at the very top, it'll give you a breakdown of all the countries and it'll show you who's leading the way? So us right now, I believe the last I check was around 20 medals. We have a couple of gold medals in there. Yesterday, the men's artistic gymnastics team took home the bronze, which was like the first time they took home a medal in almost two decades, 16 years, I believe. And there's also a hometown Olympian there that helped the men team...]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse7:53June’s Top Searches: Weddings, TV Premieres, and More on Google
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Fri, 28 Jun 2024 16:46:52 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=8028https://masonverapaine.com/topsearchjunetrends24/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/topsearchjunetrends24/feed/0Google Trends Expert, Marley McAliley joins me to speak about the top search trends on Google for the month of June ranging from: Father’s Day, NBA Finals, Festivals and more.
You can visit Trends.google.com for all of your search needsYou can like Google on Facebook at: Facebook.com/GoogleFollow Google on Twitter at: Twitter.com/Google
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Google Top Searched June Trends Transcription
Announcer - 0:00: Mason Vera Paine.
Mason Paine - 0:02: The end of June is upon us. And joining me today to discuss some of the top search trends from this past month is Google trends expert Marley McAliley. Thanks for joining me, Marley.
Marley McAliley - 0:11: Thank you so much for having me.
Mason Paine - 0:12: So, you know, one thing I'm always excited about is sales. And I have to know, was there any sales trending in this past June for sales?
Marley McAliley - 0:20: People were really interested in different topics around weddings and wedding budgets. People were interested also in different wedding dress styles. So wedding season was really taking center stage. People are trying to figure out, you know, how they can keep their wedding under a budget. Something that was trending was actually a term that I recently heard about, which is called micro wedding. And micro wedding actually just means a small wedding or wedding under 50 people. So a lot of people are trying to figure out, you know, how they can celebrate their big day and do so under a budget.
Mason Paine - 0:53: You know, I've never had the privilege of being part of, like, a wedding like that. Have you ever had wedding planning experience?
Marley McAliley - 0:59: I don't have any wedding planning experience. I've been to a few weddings, but all of them have been on the larger side. So I think it's nice, the idea of having a more intimate ceremony with only your closest friends and family.
Mason Paine -1:12: I kind of like that idea, too, because, like you've said, I've only been to, like, the big weddings. And the only thing I'm really worried about is is it an open bar? You know, what kind of food are they having? But I think it would be kind of nice to have something really tiny because then you could probably spend more money, and it feels like it's more, you know, like maybe you can go with duck instead of chicken.
Marley McAliley - 1:31: Yeah, absolutely. You can splurge on certain areas that you normally wouldn't be able to with a larger party size, for sure.
Mason Paine - 1:37: Zachary now, besides the catering, was there anything else that was kind of trending with the wedding season because it is pretty large?
Marley McAliley - 1:43: Yes. We saw a lot of different questions around what pertains to a wedding. So basically, what do you wear to a wedding? What hand does a wedding ring go on? When do you send wedding invitations? What to write in a wedding card? So lots of questions on just, like, general best practices when it comes to attending weddings.
Mason Paine - 2:03: What else happened in June?
Marley McAliley - 2:05: Tv we had some great June premieres this past month. A lot of people are interested in Bridgerton. Bridgerton was the top trending premiere in June. People were searching questions related to the show, such as does call and forgive Penelope? Does Eloise and Penelope make up people are also really excited about House of the dragon, and high Valyrian is actually the top trending how to learn for languages, and that's the made up language that they speak in House of Dragons and in Game of Thrones.
Mason Paine -2:35: I'm curious, have you watched any of these shows? Because I sure have not.
Marley McAliley - 2:39: I've seen Bridgerton. I'm a big fan of Bridgerton. I've seen all of the seasons. So, yeah, I basically binge the third season this past weekend, so that was an enjoyable time.Google Trends Expert, Marley McAliley joins me to speak about the top search trends on Google for the month of June ranging from: Father’s Day, NBA Finals, Festivals and more. You can visit Trends.google.Google Trends Expert, Marley McAliley joins me to speak about the top search trends on Google for the month of June ranging from: Father’s Day, NBA Finals, Festivals and more.
Mason Paine - 0:02: The end of June is upon us. And joining me today to discuss some of the top search trends from this past month is Google trends expert Marley McAliley. Thanks for joining me, Marley.
Marley McAliley - 0:11: Thank you so much for having me.
Mason Paine - 0:12: So, you know, one thing I'm always excited about is sales. And I have to know, was there any sales trending in this past June for sales?
Marley McAliley - 0:20: People were really interested in different topics around weddings and wedding budgets. People were interested also in different wedding dress styles. So wedding season was really taking center stage. People are trying to figure out, you know, how they can keep their wedding under a budget. Something that was trending was actually a term that I recently heard about, which is called micro wedding. And micro wedding actually just means a small wedding or wedding under 50 people. So a lot of people are trying to figure out, you know, how they can celebrate their big day and do so under a budget.
Mason Paine - 0:53: You know, I've never had the privilege of being part of, like, a wedding like that. Have you ever had wedding planning experience?
Marley McAliley - 0:59: I don't have any wedding planning experience. I've been to a few weddings, but all of them have been on the larger side. So I think it's nice, the idea of having a more intimate ceremony with only your closest friends and family.
Mason Paine -1:12: I kind of like that idea, too, because, like you've said, I've only been to, like, the big weddings. And the only thing I'm really worried about is is it an open bar? You know, what kind of food are they having? But I think it would be kind of nice to have something really tiny because then you could probably spend more money, and it feels like it's more, you know, like maybe you can go with duck instead of chicken.
Marley McAliley - 1:31: Yeah, absolutely. You can splurge on certain areas that you normally wouldn't be able to with a larger party size, for sure.
Mason Paine - 1:37: Zachary now, besides the catering, was there anything else that was kind of trending with the wedding season because it is pretty large?
Marley McAliley - 1:43: Yes. We saw a lot of different questions around what pertains to a wedding. So basically, what do you wear to a wedding? What hand does a wedding ring go on? When do you send wedding invitations? What to write in a wedding card? So lots of questions on just, like, general best practices when it comes to attending weddings.
Mason Paine - 2:03: What else happened in June?
Marley McAliley - 2:05: Tv we had some great June premieres this past month. A lot of people are interested in Bridgerton. Bridgerton was the top trending premiere in June. People were searching questions related to the show,]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse10:00How AI Tools Can Aid Your Job Search: Insights from Google
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Fri, 21 Jun 2024 00:31:34 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=8002https://masonverapaine.com/aiskillsandtools/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/aiskillsandtools/feed/0As job openings in the U.S. hit a three-year low, AI skills are becoming more crucial than ever for job seekers. Founder of Grow with Google's Lisa Gevelber shares tips on how to highlight AI capabilities on your resume, the importance of effective prompting, and how Google's AI tools can assist in your job search
For more information on how Grow with Google can help you visit: Grow.GoogleYou can like Google on Facebook at: Facebook.com/GoogleFollow Google on Twitter at: Twitter.com/Google
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Google AI Skills Transcription
Announcer: 0:00 - Mason Vera Paine
Mason Paine: 0:01 - Job openings in the US hit a three year low, leaving job seekers uncertain in the age of AI. Learn how Google's Lisa Gevelber suggests using AI for job hunting and building essential AI skills. Thanks for joining me, Lisa.
Lisa Gevelber: 0:15 - Oh, it's so great to be here. Thanks for having me.
Mason Paine: 0:18 - Could you tell me what can be considered some basic AI skills that you can actually highlight on your resume?
Lisa Gevelber: 0:24 -Oh, sure. You know, employers are looking for AI skills more than ever, and so are people looking to learn AI skills. You know, AI can be used for all kinds of tasks at work, things like creating content or doing analyses or making a plan. AI's good at all of those things. And one of the best ways to show employers that you know your stuff on AI is to do a course and get a certificate. So at Google, we offer a course called Google AI essentials, and it will teach you all of the basic things you need to know to put the tools to work for you, to be more efficient and productive. And you earn our certificate at the end that really you can put on your LinkedIn or put on your resume to show employers that you know how to use these tools.
Mason Paine: 1:13 - Oh, that's nice. I'm glad you guys have a course. So then you will be able to answer, will there be any lesson about prompting, and is it even important?
Lisa Gevelber: 1:22 -Yeah, actually prompting is pretty important. The better job you do of asking the tool for what you want, the better the results are that you get. But actually prompting is kind of just like having a conversation with a tool. There are a few tips and tricks that you can learn about making effective prompts, like giving it a Persona, saying like, oh, pretend you're an expert on this topic and teach someone who's not an expert about a particular lesson. That's an example of giving a Persona. Or you can learn about prompting in terms of telling it what format you want the results in, you know. Please give me a summary of this report. Using bullet points.
Lisa Gevelber: 2:04 - And so prompting really is a pretty basic thing, but it's really important to learn the skill, because the better job you do asking for things, the better job the tool will do in giving you what you're looking for. And we do teach basic prompting in the Google AI essentials course, so it's really handy.
Mason Paine: 2:22 - Now, adding a skill to your resume is always a plus, but how is it helping people job switch?
Lisa Gevelber: 2:28 - Oh, yeah. Well, employers more and more are looking for people with AI skills. As a matter of fact, searches by people looking for jobs, one of the highest or most popular searches we see are how to use AI or how to learn AI or courses to learn AI. But actually, AI tools like Google's Gemini tool can also be useful in your job search. It can help you draft a cover letter. For example, it can if you upload a job description of a job you're looking at. It can also help come up with potential interview questions that the recruiter might ask you or suggest questions that you could ask the recruiter, which is super useful. Or it can help you with your resume.
Lisa Gevelber: 3:09 - Like, it can help you come up with power words that make your resume more...As job openings in the U.S. hit a three-year low, AI skills are becoming more crucial than ever for job seekers. Founder of Grow with Google's Lisa Gevelber shares tips on how to highlight AI capabilities on your resume,
As job openings in the U.S. hit a three-year low, AI skills are becoming more crucial than ever for job seekers. Founder of Grow with Google's Lisa Gevelber shares tips on how to highlight AI capabilities on your resume, the importance of effective prompting, and how Google's AI tools can assist in your job search
Mason Paine: 0:01 - Job openings in the US hit a three year low, leaving job seekers uncertain in the age of AI. Learn how Google's Lisa Gevelber suggests using AI for job hunting and building essential AI skills. Thanks for joining me, Lisa.
Lisa Gevelber: 0:15 - Oh, it's so great to be here. Thanks for having me.
Mason Paine: 0:18 - Could you tell me what can be considered some basic AI skills that you can actually highlight on your resume?
Lisa Gevelber: 0:24 -Oh, sure. You know, employers are looking for AI skills more than ever, and so are people looking to learn AI skills. You know, AI can be used for all kinds of tasks at work, things like creating content or doing analyses or making a plan. AI's good at all of those things. And one of the best ways to show employers that you know your stuff on AI is to do a course and get a certificate. So at Google, we offer a course called Google AI essentials, and it will teach you all of the basic things you need to know to put the tools to work for you, to be more efficient and productive. And you earn our certificate at the end that really you can put on your LinkedIn or put on your resume to show employers that you know how to use these tools.
Mason Paine: 1:13 - Oh, that's nice. I'm glad you guys have a course. So then you will be able to answer, will there be any lesson about prompting, and is it even important?
Lisa Gevelber: 1:22 -Yeah, actually prompting is pretty important. The better job you do of asking the tool for what you want, the better the results are that you get. But actually prompting is kind of just like having a conversation with a tool. There are a few tips and tricks that you can learn about making effective prompts, like giving it a Persona, saying like, oh, pretend you're an expert on this topic and teach someone who's not an expert about a particular lesson. That's an example of giving a Persona. Or you can learn about prompting in terms of telling it what format you want the results in, you know. Please give me a summary of this report. Using bullet points.
Lisa Gevelber: 2:04 - And so prompting really is a pretty basic thing, but it's really important to learn the skill, because the better job you do asking for things, the better job the tool will do in giving you what you're looking for. And we do teach basic prompting in the Google AI essentials course, so it's really handy.
Mason Paine: 2:22 - Now, adding a skill to your resume is always a plus, but how is it helping people job switch?
Lisa Gevelber: 2:28 - Oh, yeah. Well, employers more and more are looking for people with AI skills. As a matter of fact, searches by people looking for jobs, one of the highest or most popular searches we see are how to use AI or how to learn AI or co...]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse5:50Trending in March: Food, Entertainment, and March Madness on Google
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Sat, 30 Mar 2024 02:19:28 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7995https://masonverapaine.com/top-search-trends-march-google-trends/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/top-search-trends-march-google-trends/feed/0Google Trends expert Molly McHugh Johnson about the top search trends of March. They cover a wide range of trending topics, from the Academy Awards and March Madness to spring break destinations and food trends.
You can visit Google.com for all of your search needsYou can like Google on Facebook at: Facebook.com/GoogleFollow Google on Twitter at: Twitter.com/Google
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Like Mason on Facebook at: Facebook.com/MasonVeraPaine and follow on Twitter at: Twitter.com/MasonVeraPaine. Interested in being a guest on the show or wish to send pitches contact us at: [email protected]Google Trends expert Molly McHugh Johnson about the top search trends of March. They cover a wide range of trending topics, from the Academy Awards and March Madness to spring break destinations and food trends. You can visit Google.
Google Trends expert Molly McHugh Johnson about the top search trends of March. They cover a wide range of trending topics, from the Academy Awards and March Madness to spring break destinations and food trends.
Like Mason on Facebook at: Facebook.com/MasonVeraPaine and follow on Twitter at: Twitter.com/MasonVeraPaine. Interested in being a guest on the show or wish to send pitches contact us at: [email protected] ]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse22:11Genre Fusion Master: Slowz’s Approach to Music and Creation Process
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Fri, 22 Mar 2024 04:00:00 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7989https://masonverapaine.com/slowzdigitallove/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/slowzdigitallove/feed/0French DJ, producer, and songwriter, Slowz joins the Mason Paine Show to speak about his musical journey and latest project, "Digital Love".
Follow and Like Slowz on Facebook at: Facebook.com/SlowzMusicLike Slowz on Instagram at: Instagram.com/slowzmusicTake a listen to Slowz music: Soundcloud.com/slowz
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Like Mason on Facebook at: Facebook.com/MasonVeraPaine and follow on Twitter at: Twitter.com/MasonVeraPaine. Interested in being a guest on the show or wish to send pitches contact us at: [email protected]French DJ, producer, and songwriter, Slowz joins the Mason Paine Show to speak about his musical journey and latest project, "Digital Love". Follow and Like Slowz on Facebook at: Facebook.com/SlowzMusicLike Slowz on Instagram at: Instagram.
French DJ, producer, and songwriter, Slowz joins the Mason Paine Show to speak about his musical journey and latest project, "Digital Love".
Like Mason on Facebook at: Facebook.com/MasonVeraPaine and follow on Twitter at: Twitter.com/MasonVeraPaine. Interested in being a guest on the show or wish to send pitches contact us at: [email protected] ]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse8:06Swiss DJ and Producer Inamar Opens Up about Her Career and Latest Release
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Fri, 15 Mar 2024 01:51:52 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7984https://masonverapaine.com/inamarmusicinfluences/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/inamarmusicinfluences/feed/0Swiss DJ and producer, Inamar stops by to speak about her musical journey, latest release "Dolce Vita" and her creative process. She also speaks about her upcoming projects.
For the latest on Inamar and her projects visit: Inamarmusic.comLike and Follow Inamar on Instagram at: Instagram.com/inamarmusic
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Mason Vera Paine and Inamar Interview Transcription
Announcer – 0:00: Mason Vera Paine.
Mason Paine – 0:02: Swiss DJ and producer Inamar joins me to speak about her career and her latest project, Dolce Vita. Thanks for joining me, Inamar.
Inamar – 0:09: Hey, Mason, I'm thrilled about this interview opportunity. Thank you so much for having me.
Mason Paine – 0:14: So tell me, Inamar, how long have you been a DJ?
Inamar – 0:17: I've been a DJ for three years.
Mason Paine – 0:19: That's amazing that you've been djing for three years already. You know, I'm curious, who are some of your musical influences and what drew you to them?
Inamar – 0:27: I've been inspired by various artists like Nora and pure, pretty, pink and Miss Monique. Their ability to showcase their creations to the audience and feel the vibes directly on the stage is truly inspiring.
Mason Paine – 0:41: You know, I read somewhere that you also play instruments. Is this true?
Inamar – 0:44: Yes, I play the piano and the guitar.
Mason– 0:46: Now do you ever incorporate the piano or guitar into your music?
Inamar – 0:50: Well, my creative process always starts at my piano. Jamming around generates many ideas, melodies and even songwriting.
Mason Paine – 0:58: From what I read, you're also a producer. What inspired you to gravitate towards that? Or was this more of a natural progression as a DJ?
Inamar – 1:06: It was actually the other way around. Seven years ago, I started producing. I was in Ibiza, standing at Ushuaya, and suddenly it hit me like a lightning bolt. I knew I wanted to make music. I flew back home, downloaded logic prex and thought myself everything through YouTube videos and books. I think it was then a natural progression that at some point I wanted to showcase my music to an audience. That's when I started DJing and realized it's also a huge passion of mine.
Mason Paine – 1:37: I love hearing how people end up becoming DJs and everything about you was self taught. It was just a natural progression into being a musician. And you just knew that, bam, this is where I want to be. So tell me about your latest track, Dolce Vita.
Inamar – 1:52: Well, my new track, Dolce Vita, was created in my music studio in Lugano. Lugano is located in the italian part of Switzerland. The view of palm trees and Lugano's mountains. Sansa vaturatore inspired me to write Dolce Vita. I had this melody in my head and translated it onto my piano to craft the song's lyrics. I really wanted to produce a song that reflects my love for the italian way of life. So I poured all my good wipes into it. With this song, I aimed to emphasize the joys of life, such as good food, good company and beautiful surroundings.
Song – 2:30: Dolce Vita By: Inamar
Mason Paine – 5:27: Now I know you released Dolce Vita on Sirup. How did this partnership come about?
Inamar – 5:32: Partnership with Sirup came about when they heard my track Dolce Vita and expressed interest in releasing it. We sat down to discuss the details and it felt like a great opportunity to share my music with a renowned label like Sirup. Their professionalism and commitment to high quality music convinced me that this was the right partnership for me.
Mason Paine – 5:52: Now, most DJs focus on a specific genre of music, but I actually read you have a focus on three. What are these three genres and what drew you to them?
Inamar – 6:01: My main genre is melodic techno, but I also enjoy playing techno and brokerage files in clubs. As a producer,Swiss DJ and producer, Inamar stops by to speak about her musical journey, latest release "Dolce Vita" and her creative process. She also speaks about her upcoming projects. For the latest on Inamar and her projects visit: Inamarmusic.
Swiss DJ and producer, Inamar stops by to speak about her musical journey, latest release "Dolce Vita" and her creative process. She also speaks about her upcoming projects.
Mason Vera Paine and Inamar Interview Transcription
Announcer – 0:00: Mason Vera Paine.
Mason Paine – 0:02: Swiss DJ and producer Inamar joins me to speak about her career and her latest project, Dolce Vita. Thanks for joining me, Inamar.
Inamar – 0:09: Hey, Mason, I'm thrilled about this interview opportunity. Thank you so much for having me.
Mason Paine – 0:14: So tell me, Inamar, how long have you been a DJ?
Inamar – 0:17: I've been a DJ for three years.
Mason Paine – 0:19: That's amazing that you've been djing for three years already. You know, I'm curious, who are some of your musical influences and what drew you to them?
Inamar – 0:27: I've been inspired by various artists like Nora and pure, pretty, pink and Miss Monique. Their ability to showcase their creations to the audience and feel the vibes directly on the stage is truly inspiring.
Mason Paine – 0:41: You know, I read somewhere that you also play instruments. Is this true?
Inamar – 0:44: Yes, I play the piano and the guitar.
Mason– 0:46: Now do you ever incorporate the piano or guitar into your music?
Inamar – 0:50: Well, my creative process always starts at my piano. Jamming around generates many ideas, melodies and even songwriting.
Mason Paine – 0:58: From what I read, you're also a producer. What inspired you to gravitate towards that? Or was this more of a natural progression as a DJ?
Inamar – 1:06: It was actually the other way around. Seven years ago, I started producing. I was in Ibiza, standing at Ushuaya, and suddenly it hit me like a lightning bolt. I knew I wanted to make music. I flew back home, downloaded logic prex and thought myself everything through YouTube videos and books. I think it was then a natural progression that at some point I wanted to showcase my music to an audience. That's when I started DJing and realized it's also a huge passion of mine.
Mason Paine – 1:37: I love hearing how people end up becoming DJs and everything about you was self taught. It was just a natural progression into being a musician. And you just knew that, bam, this is where I want to be. So tell me about your latest track, Dolce Vita.
Inamar – 1:52: Well, my new track, Dolce Vita, was created in my music studio in Lugano. Lugano is located in the italian part of Switzerland. The view of palm trees and Lugano's mountains. Sansa vaturatore inspired me to write Dolce Vita. I had this melody in my head and translated it onto my piano to craft the song's lyrics. I really wanted to produce a song that reflects my love for the italian way of life. So I poured all my good wipes into it. With this song, I aimed to emphasize the joys of life, such as good food, good company and beautiful surroundings.
Song – 2:30: Dolce Vita By: Inamar
Mason Paine – 5:27: Now I know you released Dolce Vita on Sirup. How did this partnership come about?
]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse7:47Google Top Searched February Trends
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Wed, 28 Feb 2024 05:22:35 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7972https://masonverapaine.com/februarytopsearchedtrends/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/februarytopsearchedtrends/feed/0Google trends expert Justin Burr joins host Mason Paine to discuss the most popular search trends from February. They cover a wide range of topics, including the Grammys, Black History Month, Lunar New Year, Valentine's Day, retro technology trends, credit score dating apps, and NBA All-Star weekend and more.
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Announcer – 0:00: Mason Vera Paine.
Mason Paine – 0:02: February has wrapped up, so let's check out this month's most popular search trends with Google trends expert Justin Burr. Thanks for joining me, Justin.
Justin Burr – 0:10: Hey, thanks for having me.
Mason Paine – 0:11: So a lot of stuff has been happening so far, and we need a recap. And the first thing I need to know about what was trending on the Grammys.
Justin Burr – 0:19: Yeah. You know, February is a short month, but they crammed so much stuff into it. There's so many things to talk about. So Grammys. Right. Do people still watch award shows? I don't know. But looking at the Google trends, the top search red carpet looks, Taylor Swift number one. Boy genius number two. Billy Joel number three. Taylor Swift, always looking. H. She also won Grammy of the year, album of the year. She was also trending because she announced an upcoming album, tortured poets department. I already bought the vinyl on pre order. What's up? A couple other trending things. Paris Hilton new album was trending. Has Miley Cyrus ever won a Grammy? Was trending because she won her first ever Grammys. So no, she hadn't, but now she has. So I didn't watch the Grammys, but I've heard gothings and there's a lot of search interest in this.
Mason Paine – 1:10: Know, it's crazy about the Miley Cyrus one. I was completely shocked. I really thought she won multiple Grammys.
Justin Burr – 1:17: No, for sure. And I think that was why it was one of the breakout searches because I think people were pretty shocked when she won that one, that it was her first because, yeah, she's been making sweet tunes for a long time.
Mason Paine – 1:28: Right.
Justin Burr – 1:29: I don't know. I guess she never got it.
Mason Paine – 1:30: Who else was I? Celine Dion. I thought that was fabulous that she was out there because she has that stiff person syndrome. So I know she limits her going outside a lot, but it was absolutely amazing. She looked gorgeous.
Justin Burr – 1:44: So good. Yeah. She's had to cancel some tours and stuff. Right. She's had some mobility issues.
Mason Paine – 1:49: Yeah.
Justin Burr – 1:49: Great. I've seen her in concert and it was.
Mason Paine – 1:54: Wow.
Justin Burr – 1:55: Yeah, dude, dude. Right before the pandemic hit, right in Brooklyn, got some tickets, last second, went in there and she just rocked. Was, it was so such, she's such a performer, really captivates an audience, captivates the world. So it's awesome.
Mason Paine – 2:12: When it comes to other culture stuff, what else was trending in February?
Justin Burr – 2:16: Yeah, there's a few things. We've got Black History Month, we've got lunar new year, and we've also got some Valentine's Day things. So some trending searches here. Why is black History Month in February. That was a breakout search in the United States, and there's a lot of different answers, but some of the main points are that Lincoln and Douglas's birthdays are in February, and there used to be black history week, and that was in February, and they extended it to an entire month. Who started the civil rights movement? And there's no single person that I was actually the catalyst for that. But the ACP was a prominent organization in that movement, was also looking at the top searched black owned products ...Google trends expert Justin Burr joins host Mason Paine to discuss the most popular search trends from February. They cover a wide range of topics, including the Grammys, Black History Month, Lunar New Year, Valentine's Day, retro technology trends,
Google trends expert Justin Burr joins host Mason Paine to discuss the most popular search trends from February. They cover a wide range of topics, including the Grammys, Black History Month, Lunar New Year, Valentine's Day, retro technology trends, credit score dating apps, and NBA All-Star weekend and more.
Mason Paine – 0:02: February has wrapped up, so let's check out this month's most popular search trends with Google trends expert Justin Burr. Thanks for joining me, Justin.
Justin Burr – 0:10: Hey, thanks for having me.
Mason Paine – 0:11: So a lot of stuff has been happening so far, and we need a recap. And the first thing I need to know about what was trending on the Grammys.
Justin Burr – 0:19: Yeah. You know, February is a short month, but they crammed so much stuff into it. There's so many things to talk about. So Grammys. Right. Do people still watch award shows? I don't know. But looking at the Google trends, the top search red carpet looks, Taylor Swift number one. Boy genius number two. Billy Joel number three. Taylor Swift, always looking. H. She also won Grammy of the year, album of the year. She was also trending because she announced an upcoming album, tortured poets department. I already bought the vinyl on pre order. What's up? A couple other trending things. Paris Hilton new album was trending. Has Miley Cyrus ever won a Grammy? Was trending because she won her first ever Grammys. So no, she hadn't, but now she has. So I didn't watch the Grammys, but I've heard gothings and there's a lot of search interest in this.
Mason Paine – 1:10: Know, it's crazy about the Miley Cyrus one. I was completely shocked. I really thought she won multiple Grammys.
Justin Burr – 1:17: No, for sure. And I think that was why it was one of the breakout searches because I think people were pretty shocked when she won that one, that it was her first because, yeah, she's been making sweet tunes for a long time.
Mason Paine – 1:28: Right.
Justin Burr – 1:29: I don't know. I guess she never got it.
Mason Paine – 1:30: Who else was I? Celine Dion. I thought that was fabulous that she was out there because she has that stiff person syndrome. So I know she limits her going outside a lot, but it was absolutely amazing. She looked gorgeous.
Justin Burr – 1:44: So good. Yeah. She's had to cancel some tours and stuff. Right. She's had some mobility issues.
Mason Paine – 1:49: Yeah.
Justin Burr – 1:49: Great. I've seen her in concert and it was.
Mason Paine – 1:54: Wow.
Justin Burr – 1:55: Yeah, dude, dude. Right before the pandemic hit, right in Brooklyn, got some tickets, last second, went in there and she just rocked. Was, it was so such, she's such a performer, really captivates an audience, captivates the world. So it's awesome.
Mason Paine – 2:12: When it comes to other culture stuff, what else was trending in February?
Justin Burr – 2:16: Yeah, there's a few things. We've got Black History Month,]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse23:00Behind the DJ Booth: Browncoat’s 26-Year Musical Journey
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Fri, 16 Feb 2024 07:16:22 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7966https://masonverapaine.com/browncoatinsidethemusic/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/browncoatinsidethemusic/feed/0With over 26 years as a DJ and Producer Browncoat has made not only an impact in the EDM industry but a cultural impact in the underground India music scene. Take as a listen to my latest conversation with him as he speaks about his journey in the music scene.
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Mason Vera Paine and Browncoat Transcription
0:00-Mason Paine: Brown coat has been in the music industry for over 26 years. Find out how he stays motivated and the impact he has made in India developing the EDM scene there. Thanks for joining me. Browncoat.
0:13-Browncoat: Hi there, Mason. Thank you so much for having me. I've been really looking forward to this conversation. Really happy to be here.
0:18-Mason Paine: You've been creating music for 26 years. What first drew you into EDM?
0:24-Browncoat: While I wouldn't necessarily call my music EDM, I try and make more deep house, melodic techno and house and slightly more underground than conventional EDM. And it's been 26 years, but it's still a struggle in India because India has such a deep and rich musical culture that it's very difficult for anything which is non-indian to cut through. And that's probably the main reason where I wanted to showcase more of the international and electronic music because that's not what you get in still date. There's not a single radio channel or tv show or anything which can be considered mainstream that showcases international music. And that's the best part about it. You're running against the tide and showcasing music that people are not used to. That was the biggest draw for me.
1:12-Mason Paine: So you've been going against the grain for many years. But when you first started in the scene, what genre did you spin?
1:19-Browncoat: In the beginning, it was just a fight and struggle with the venues to allow us to play international, be it top 40, hip hop, r and b, or even basic pop. It was just that difficult because everybody just wanted you to play what's being broadcasted everywhere, the typical hindi film music or the punjabi music. And at that time, we would just be happy to play top 40s because that was the struggle for us.
1:42-Mason Paine: Wow. So you had a history of just fighting to be able to play certain songs in the style that you wanted to. But as of today now, what's the particular genre that you spin nowadays I.
1:55-Browncoat: Play a lot of melodic techno, indie dance, deep house, progressive. That's also because I produce a lot of these genres and it gets an amazing response from the floor. It's really progressing beautifully and I love where the music is right now.
2:08-Mason Paine: What is the EDM music scene like in India?
2:11-Browncoat: The electronic scene in India is amazing. The crowd that turns up for our events is just beautiful. The response that you get from the audience is incomparable because I've traveled and played around the world and I still prefer playing to an Indian audience because they really give you their all when they're dancing, the screaming, the shouting, the smiling. And even though it might not be the mainstream genre in India, but because they're such a populist nation, a small fraction also makes up for big numbers. So the scene in India is amazing. You can ask any touring dj. The love that the dance flow in India gives is incomparable.
2:45-Mason Paine: You talked about how it was an uphill battle to be a dj 26 years ago and how now the scene is like, really amazing. But have you had to navigate any big challenges while promoting your music in India?
2:59-Browncoat: It's a little tough because we still are a conservative society and clubbing and partying are still considered more of a weste...With over 26 years as a DJ and Producer Browncoat has made not only an impact in the EDM industry but a cultural impact in the underground India music scene. Take as a listen to my latest conversation with him as he speaks about his journey in the musi...
With over 26 years as a DJ and Producer Browncoat has made not only an impact in the EDM industry but a cultural impact in the underground India music scene. Take as a listen to my latest conversation with him as he speaks about his journey in the music scene.
0:00-Mason Paine: Brown coat has been in the music industry for over 26 years. Find out how he stays motivated and the impact he has made in India developing the EDM scene there. Thanks for joining me. Browncoat.
0:13-Browncoat: Hi there, Mason. Thank you so much for having me. I've been really looking forward to this conversation. Really happy to be here.
0:18-Mason Paine: You've been creating music for 26 years. What first drew you into EDM?
0:24-Browncoat: While I wouldn't necessarily call my music EDM, I try and make more deep house, melodic techno and house and slightly more underground than conventional EDM. And it's been 26 years, but it's still a struggle in India because India has such a deep and rich musical culture that it's very difficult for anything which is non-indian to cut through. And that's probably the main reason where I wanted to showcase more of the international and electronic music because that's not what you get in still date. There's not a single radio channel or tv show or anything which can be considered mainstream that showcases international music. And that's the best part about it. You're running against the tide and showcasing music that people are not used to. That was the biggest draw for me.
1:12-Mason Paine: So you've been going against the grain for many years. But when you first started in the scene, what genre did you spin?
1:19-Browncoat: In the beginning, it was just a fight and struggle with the venues to allow us to play international, be it top 40, hip hop, r and b, or even basic pop. It was just that difficult because everybody just wanted you to play what's being broadcasted everywhere, the typical hindi film music or the punjabi music. And at that time, we would just be happy to play top 40s because that was the struggle for us.
1:42-Mason Paine: Wow. So you had a history of just fighting to be able to play certain songs in the style that you wanted to. But as of today now, what's the particular genre that you spin nowadays I.
1:55-Browncoat: Play a lot of melodic techno, indie dance, deep house, progressive. That's also because I produce a lot of these genres and it gets an amazing response from the floor. It's really progressing beautifully and I love where the music is right now.
2:08-Mason Paine: What is the EDM music scene like in India?
2:11-Browncoat: The electronic scene in India is amazing. The crowd that turns up for our events is just beautiful. The response that you get from the audience is incomparable because I've traveled and played around the world and I still prefer playing to an Indian audience because they really give you their all when they're dancing, the screaming, the shouting, the smiling. And even though it might not be the mainstream genre in India,]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse14:53From Indie Rock to EDM Ramsesboomboom
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Thu, 08 Feb 2024 21:05:51 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7954https://masonverapaine.com/ramsesboomboominterview/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/ramsesboomboominterview/feed/0One half of the dynamic duo behind the music project Ramsesboomboom, Wannes Salome joins me to discuss how he and Erik Buschmanna came together for this project and about their unique musical background.
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Mason Paine and Wannes Salome: Transcription
0:00 - Announcer: Mason Vera Paine.
0:01 - Mason Paine: Wannes Salomé and Erik Buschmann formed the group Ramsesboomboom. Wannes joins me to speak about how the group was formed and what are some things we can expect from them. Thanks for joining me, Wannes.
0:14 - Wannes Salome: Hey, Mason. Really happy to be here, and, thanks for having me on.
0:17 - Mason Paine: So, Wannes, tell me, how did you guys form Ramsesboomboom?
0:21 - Wannes Salome: Yes. So Ramsesboomboom is a duo project of me and Erik. Erik and I have known each other, like, for all of our professional music career. We went to school together. He studied drums, and I studied music production. And we basically clicked right away at school. So we played in bands together. And after our studies, We actually played in a band called Clangstaff, which is a indie rock band.
0:48 - Wannes Salome: And we toured all over America and Europe and played a lot of festivals. And during that time, when we got tired of doing indie music, we got together and started to write some electronic music Because we were both really into electronic music as well, like John Hopkins, James Blake, like a lot of alternative electronic music. So we just started to write electronic track. After a while, we had a collection of them and we thought we should release this, do something with it.
1:16 - Mason Paine: You know, inquiring minds have to know, Ramsesboomboom. Now that's a pretty unique name. Can you give me the background on what it means?
1:25 - Wannes Salome: Definitely, it's an interesting name. Ramses was actually the name of our very first demo. Like, the very first electronic track we we created was initially called Ramses. Then we decided to call our project Ramses, and we called that track I feel nothing, which is the 1st, track we released with this project. So actually, the 1st track we ever wrote is also the 1st track, we released, which is very funny. But then after a while, we decided to add the Boom, Boom to it because it just It's a little bit of playfulness, and it's also gives the whole name a little bit more of a unique vibe, a more of a interesting vibe, which is why We went with Ramsesboomboom.
2:04 - Mason Paine: You know, prior to forming Ramsesboomboom, did either of you have any other musical background?
2:10 - Wannes Salome: Yeah. So we we studied together on the Conservatoire of Rotterdam in the Netherlands, and we both studied at the pop academy. Yeah. I think We're both just really we have really broad interests. So we've done a lot of music. We've done a pop and jazz and tried out some classical music influences. Yeah. And as, as producers, we work with different artists with different backgrounds as well.
2:37 - Wannes Salome: So I don't know. We're we're just very much in love with music and creating and experimenting, actually. I think experimenting is a big theme for us in our music, musical career and in this project as well.
2:50 - Mason Paine: So you guys have known each other for a pretty long time, but how long have you and Erik been performing together?
2:56 - Wannes Salome: Yeah. Erik and I have been performing together for years now. I think at least 10 years, which is basically my, my whole professional life. Yeah. I don't think there's anyone that I've worked with as much as with Erik. And, yeah, we were just very used to playing together and writing together and philosophizing of about music and a lot of other stuff as well.One half of the dynamic duo behind the music project Ramsesboomboom, Wannes Salome joins me to discuss how he and Erik Buschmanna came together for this project and about their unique musical background.
One half of the dynamic duo behind the music project Ramsesboomboom, Wannes Salome joins me to discuss how he and Erik Buschmanna came together for this project and about their unique musical background.
0:01 - Mason Paine: Wannes Salomé and Erik Buschmann formed the group Ramsesboomboom. Wannes joins me to speak about how the group was formed and what are some things we can expect from them. Thanks for joining me, Wannes.
0:14 - Wannes Salome: Hey, Mason. Really happy to be here, and, thanks for having me on.
0:17 - Mason Paine: So, Wannes, tell me, how did you guys form Ramsesboomboom?
0:21 - Wannes Salome: Yes. So Ramsesboomboom is a duo project of me and Erik. Erik and I have known each other, like, for all of our professional music career. We went to school together. He studied drums, and I studied music production. And we basically clicked right away at school. So we played in bands together. And after our studies, We actually played in a band called Clangstaff, which is a indie rock band.
0:48 - Wannes Salome: And we toured all over America and Europe and played a lot of festivals. And during that time, when we got tired of doing indie music, we got together and started to write some electronic music Because we were both really into electronic music as well, like John Hopkins, James Blake, like a lot of alternative electronic music. So we just started to write electronic track. After a while, we had a collection of them and we thought we should release this, do something with it.
1:16 - Mason Paine: You know, inquiring minds have to know, Ramsesboomboom. Now that's a pretty unique name. Can you give me the background on what it means?
1:25 - Wannes Salome: Definitely, it's an interesting name. Ramses was actually the name of our very first demo. Like, the very first electronic track we we created was initially called Ramses. Then we decided to call our project Ramses, and we called that track I feel nothing, which is the 1st, track we released with this project. So actually, the 1st track we ever wrote is also the 1st track, we released, which is very funny. But then after a while, we decided to add the Boom, Boom to it because it just It's a little bit of playfulness, and it's also gives the whole name a little bit more of a unique vibe, a more of a interesting vibe, which is why We went with Ramsesboomboom.
2:04 - Mason Paine: You know, prior to forming Ramsesboomboom, did either of you have any other musical background?
2:10 - Wannes Salome: Yeah. So we we studied together on the Conservatoire of Rotterdam in the Netherlands, and we both studied at the pop academy. Yeah. I think We're both just really we have really broad interests. So we've done a lot of music. We've done a pop and jazz and tried out some classical music influences. Yeah. And as, as producers, we work with different artists with different backgrounds as well.
2:37 - Wannes Salome: So I don't know. We're we're just very much in love with music and creating and experimenting, actually. I think experimenting is a big theme for us in our music, musical career and in this project as well.
]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse15:12Google’s Top Searched January Trends
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Wed, 31 Jan 2024 06:13:22 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7948https://masonverapaine.com/google2024januarytrends/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/google2024januarytrends/feed/0It’s the end of January and Google Trends Expert, Baliey Tomson joins me to give insights on some of the top search trends people were searching for during the month in entertainment, beauty, odd news, sports and more.
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Announcer – 0:00: Mason Vera Paine.
Mason Paine – 0:02: The month of January has come to an end. Find out what were some of the top things people were searching for on Google during this time with Google trends expert Bailey Thompson. Thanks for joining me, Bailey.
Bailey – 0:13: Thanks for having me, Mason.
Mason Paine – 0:14: Now that January is over, I gotta know what are some of the big top trends that we had this month?
Bailey – 0:19: The month came and went and it. Was a busy month. I think even looking back on the trends, I forgot all the things that had happened from sports to entertainment. You had the Golden Globes at the beginning of the month. And as folks tend to do, they want to know who's there and what they're wearing. So Ali Wong, who won a best actress award for her role in beef, was one of the top trending people the day after the Golden Globes.
Bailey – 0:22: I think even looking back on the trends, I forgot all the things that had happened from sports to entertainment. You had the Golden Globes at the beginning of the month. And as folks tend to do, they want to know who's there and what they're wearing. So Ali Wong, who won a best actress award for her role in beef, was one of the top trending people the day after the Golden Globes. And I think part of that was. She was the first person of Asian descent to win that particular award in succession. I don't know if you're a fan. I'm a fan. Even though the series is over, they. Are still continuing to trend. They took home four Golden Globes. Kieran Culkin had a really entertaining acceptance speech. So they were top of mind. And then the Emmys were in the middle of the month. It is award season. As I mentioned, folks are interested in what people are wearing. Aubrey Plaza from White Lotus and Suki Waterhouse and Daisy Jones and the six were top trending for their red carpet dresses. And then Elton John earned himself an EGOT with his Emmy award. So a lot of people searching, what is an EGOT? Very busy in the entertainment.
Mason Paine – 1:23: Yeah, EGOT. That was actually really cool. I find it such a cool accomplishment when somebody wins. Like, I don't know, part of me is like, why should I give a hoot if somebody wins all of it? But that is huge, right? I mean, an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, what's the Tony, I think, right? Tony?
Bailey – 1:40: Yeah. Yeah. It's wild. I think it's not until I actually. Think about go through the acronym to really think through, like, wow, that is a person of many talents across the board, right? Really impressive.
Mason Paine – 1:53: And then I'm trying to think, what did he win with his Oscar, right?
Bailey – 1:57: Like, what was that such a good.
Mason Paine – 1:59: Even I don't to kind of look.
Bailey – 2:03: Up at the other ones. And now I'm realizing I didn't even look up what Oscar was.
Mason Paine – 2:07: You know what, I don't care what it is. I'm just going to believe that it's, can you feel the love tonight from the Lion King?
Bailey – 2:13: Actually, yeah. Obviously what it is, right?
Mason Paine – 2:18: It's like we're just going to leave it at that. That's the only suck I really think is worth it. No, I'm just kidding.
Bailey – 2:24: Exactly.
Mason Paine – 2:24: Now I got to know. I'm sure there was a lot of other things that was happening in the month of January. What about beauty stuff? Was that ever trending?
Bailey – 2:31: Yeah.It’s the end of January and Google Trends Expert, Baliey Tomson joins me to give insights on some of the top search trends people were searching for during the month in entertainment, beauty, odd news, sports and more. You can visit Google.
It’s the end of January and Google Trends Expert, Baliey Tomson joins me to give insights on some of the top search trends people were searching for during the month in entertainment, beauty, odd news, sports and more.
Mason Paine – 0:02: The month of January has come to an end. Find out what were some of the top things people were searching for on Google during this time with Google trends expert Bailey Thompson. Thanks for joining me, Bailey.
Bailey – 0:13: Thanks for having me, Mason.
Mason Paine – 0:14: Now that January is over, I gotta know what are some of the big top trends that we had this month?
Bailey – 0:19: The month came and went and it. Was a busy month. I think even looking back on the trends, I forgot all the things that had happened from sports to entertainment. You had the Golden Globes at the beginning of the month. And as folks tend to do, they want to know who's there and what they're wearing. So Ali Wong, who won a best actress award for her role in beef, was one of the top trending people the day after the Golden Globes.
Bailey – 0:22: I think even looking back on the trends, I forgot all the things that had happened from sports to entertainment. You had the Golden Globes at the beginning of the month. And as folks tend to do, they want to know who's there and what they're wearing. So Ali Wong, who won a best actress award for her role in beef, was one of the top trending people the day after the Golden Globes. And I think part of that was. She was the first person of Asian descent to win that particular award in succession. I don't know if you're a fan. I'm a fan. Even though the series is over, they. Are still continuing to trend. They took home four Golden Globes. Kieran Culkin had a really entertaining acceptance speech. So they were top of mind. And then the Emmys were in the middle of the month. It is award season. As I mentioned, folks are interested in what people are wearing. Aubrey Plaza from White Lotus and Suki Waterhouse and Daisy Jones and the six were top trending for their red carpet dresses. And then Elton John earned himself an EGOT with his Emmy award. So a lot of people searching, what is an EGOT? Very busy in the entertainment.
Mason Paine – 1:23: Yeah, EGOT. That was actually really cool. I find it such a cool accomplishment when somebody wins. Like, I don't know, part of me is like, why should I give a hoot if somebody wins all of it? But that is huge, right? I mean, an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, what's the Tony, I think, right? Tony?
Bailey – 1:40: Yeah. Yeah. It's wild. I think it's not until I actually. Think about go through the acronym to really think through, like, wow, that is a person of many talents across the board, right? Really impressive.
Mason Paine – 1:53: And then I'm trying to think, what did he win with his Oscar, right?
Bailey – 1:57: Like, what was that such a good.
Mason Paine – 1:59: Even I don't to kind of look.
Bailey – 2:03: Up at the other ones. And now I'm realizing I didn't even look up what Oscar was.
]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse12:20Techno DJ AMKA Discusses His Latest Release
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Mon, 22 Jan 2024 05:59:18 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7939https://masonverapaine.com/djamka/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/djamka/feed/0DJ and Producer AMKA shares insightful details about his journey in the music industry, from his early experiences with gaming to his uncle's influence as a DJ. Learn about his love for techno and how he aims to create unforgettable experiences with his music in this latest interview.
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Mason Vera Paine and AMKA Transcription
Announcer - 0:00: Mason Paine.
Mason Paine - 0:01: Alfredo Mazzilli is a techno DJ and producer that goes by the name AMKA. AMKA joins me to speak about his career and how in such a short time, he's been making waves in the scene. Thanks for joining me, AMKA.
AMKA - 0:12: Thank you for having me on.
Mason Paine - 0:14: Mason, tell me, how long have you been a DJ and how'd you pick up your name?
AMKA - 0:18: Yeah, well, I started DJ when I was 14, and the story behind my DJ name is, is that everyone was calling me AMKA because it's my gamer tag. I'm a big fan of video games, so, yeah, I kept AMKA as my artist's name. That's it.
Mason Paine - 0:37: Nice. I actually like video games too. Was that your inspiration or was there something else that inspired you into the music industry?
AMKA - 0:45: I grew up surrounded by music. My uncle was a DJ as well and he had the DJ console at my parents’ home. So, one day I decided to try and since then everything started.
Mason Paine - 0:58: That's cool. You have a solid foundation and there are multiple genres. When it comes to EDM, what drew you to techno specifically?
AMKA - 1:07: Well, that's a great question. Honestly, I decided to choose techno because it's able to convey different emotion to people. The groove and the melodies are able to transport the listener whatever he wants at the moment of listening. That's why I have chosen techno.
Mason Paine - 1:21: Do you think you bring anything unique to techno?
AMKA - 1:24: I don't know, probably melodies or atmospheres, because it's what my fans love more about my music.
Mason Paine - 1:30: Your new track, vivid memories. I got to know, was there any inspiration behind it?
AMKA - 1:35: The concept behind the track was to create a memorable experience. Whether you're listening to it at a club or a festival, it aims to capture the essence of the moment, making it unforgettable for you and your friends around you.
Mason Paine - 6:14: It's sham you. Is there any other artists in particular that you look up to or you get inspired by that? Just really helps you push your own music along?
AMKA - 7:40: I'm not going to say a specific name, to be honest, because the world is full of incredible artists who keep inspiring me and other people every day. We just have to be thankful to all of them for their music and to keep inspiring us.
Mason Paine - 7:54: Even though you've been DJing since you were very young man, you've only been on the scene for about a year professionally. So when it comes to the evolution of your own sound, have you noticed that it's changed or evolved at all?
AMKA - 8:08: Over the past year? My musical journey has been an incredible learning experience. I saw a significant evolution in both my sound and production technique. In terms of sound, I have to say that I became more refined and focused. It's been a long process of trial and error, but each experiment has contributed to shaping my sonic landscape.
Mason Paine - 8:29: I love that you acknowledge that you're growing and you're expanding. and with that said, are there any upcoming projects that you're working on?
AMKA - 8:37: I'm so excited, guys, to tell you that my new track, Timeless Dream will be out on 16 February. And I'm also working on a lot of new music which wi...DJ and Producer AMKA shares insightful details about his journey in the music industry, from his early experiences with gaming to his uncle's influence as a DJ. Learn about his love for techno and how he aims to create unforgettable experiences with hi...
DJ and Producer AMKA shares insightful details about his journey in the music industry, from his early experiences with gaming to his uncle's influence as a DJ. Learn about his love for techno and how he aims to create unforgettable experiences with his music in this latest interview.
Mason Paine - 0:01: Alfredo Mazzilli is a techno DJ and producer that goes by the name AMKA. AMKA joins me to speak about his career and how in such a short time, he's been making waves in the scene. Thanks for joining me, AMKA.
AMKA - 0:12: Thank you for having me on.
Mason Paine - 0:14: Mason, tell me, how long have you been a DJ and how'd you pick up your name?
AMKA - 0:18: Yeah, well, I started DJ when I was 14, and the story behind my DJ name is, is that everyone was calling me AMKA because it's my gamer tag. I'm a big fan of video games, so, yeah, I kept AMKA as my artist's name. That's it.
Mason Paine - 0:37: Nice. I actually like video games too. Was that your inspiration or was there something else that inspired you into the music industry?
AMKA - 0:45: I grew up surrounded by music. My uncle was a DJ as well and he had the DJ console at my parents’ home. So, one day I decided to try and since then everything started.
Mason Paine - 0:58: That's cool. You have a solid foundation and there are multiple genres. When it comes to EDM, what drew you to techno specifically?
AMKA - 1:07: Well, that's a great question. Honestly, I decided to choose techno because it's able to convey different emotion to people. The groove and the melodies are able to transport the listener whatever he wants at the moment of listening. That's why I have chosen techno.
Mason Paine - 1:21: Do you think you bring anything unique to techno?
AMKA - 1:24: I don't know, probably melodies or atmospheres, because it's what my fans love more about my music.
Mason Paine - 1:30: Your new track, vivid memories. I got to know, was there any inspiration behind it?
AMKA - 1:35: The concept behind the track was to create a memorable experience. Whether you're listening to it at a club or a festival, it aims to capture the essence of the moment, making it unforgettable for you and your friends around you.
Mason Paine - 6:14: It's sham you. Is there any other artists in particular that you look up to or you get inspired by that? Just really helps you push your own music along?
AMKA - 7:40: I'm not going to say a specific name, to be honest, because the world is full of incredible artists who keep inspiring me and other people every day. We just have to be thankful to all of them for their music and to keep inspiring us.
Mason Paine - 7:54: Even though you've been DJing since you were very young man, you've only been on the scene for about a year professionally. So when it comes to the evolution of your own sound,]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse9:10New Year, New Trends: 2024’s Google Searches
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Fri, 05 Jan 2024 03:40:13 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7934https://masonverapaine.com/topgoogletrends2024/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/topgoogletrends2024/feed/0Google Trend Expert, Robert Ferrara joins the Mason Vera Paine show to discuss the top New Year trends on Google for 2024 in health and wellness, financial resolutions, eco-friendly and more.
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Announcer 00:00: Mason Vera Paine.
Mason Paine 00:01: it's 2024 and people are already hitting Google searching for information about health, travel and more. Robert Ferrara joins me to speak about the new year's trends. Thanks for joining me, Robert.
Robert Ferrara 00:13: Thanks for having me. Happy New Year.
Mason Paine 00:15: You know, what are some of the top search new Year resolutions people are searching for?
Robert Ferrara 00:20: Now is that time of year. You know, everyone's thinking about their New Year's resolutions, how to better themselves for 2024, and we're really seeing that reflected across all of our search trends as well on Google. So this year, resolutions are always top of mind in January that we see in our results. But the categories that we're seeing, not surprising. The first one is health and wellness. So that includes physical health, mental wellness, really the whole gamut there. Also, right after that is financial. Also, one we see pretty consistently year over year things related to money and how you can be more budget conscious and manage your money more effectively in the new year.
Robert Ferrara 00:57: And then finally, the third one was a bit of a breakout and a little surprising to us, too, which is really cool. So green and ecofriendly resolution were some of the top ones as well. So a lot of people thinking about the kinds of products they buy, whether they're deemed ecofriendly, sustainable fashion, how to be more green at home, just trying to lessen their environmental impact this year.
Mason Paine 1:17: That one is pretty interesting. How would that look in the trends? Is that kind of like, how would. I impact the environment less? Like, what can I eat or what can I do? What does that look like?
Robert Ferrara 1:28: I think there's a lot of attention to what we're consuming as a big one. So, for example, we're seeing a big spike in ecofriendly cleaning products, things that we buy every day for our household that we might have overlooked, and what kind of chemicals and materials go into these products, what is the impact they have on planet and things like that. A big thing, too, that we're seeing is sustainable fashion as well. More of a concern over fast fashion and making sure that you understand the kind of materials the garments are made out of, what kind of labor went into creating them. Is it something that's going to last for a long time? All these things that people really want to think about before making that purchase, and then even goes for larger purchases as well, which is very interesting. A funding one we spoke to with sustainable engagement ring searches really increased as well. Whether that's like vintage or pre owned or lab grown diamonds, and people doing research on alternative engagement rings, it's really interesting to see how these pains year over year.
Mason Paine 2:29: Was there any differences from last year to this year?
Robert Ferrara 2:32: We always see some differences in the exact trends. Health and financial are pretty consistent year over year. Like, for example, gym membership and meal prep, they spike every January and then some change over time. So, for example, the health benefits of dry January has completely surged. We actually saw an increase of over 2000% in the past week alone. And that's something that we've seen steadily growing year over year as more and more people are interested.
Google Trend Expert, Robert Ferrara joins the Mason Vera Paine show to discuss the top New Year trends on Google for 2024 in health and wellness, financial resolutions, eco-friendly and more. You can visit Google.Google Trend Expert, Robert Ferrara joins the Mason Vera Paine show to discuss the top New Year trends on Google for 2024 in health and wellness, financial resolutions, eco-friendly and more.
Mason Paine 00:01: it's 2024 and people are already hitting Google searching for information about health, travel and more. Robert Ferrara joins me to speak about the new year's trends. Thanks for joining me, Robert.
Robert Ferrara 00:13: Thanks for having me. Happy New Year.
Mason Paine 00:15: You know, what are some of the top search new Year resolutions people are searching for?
Robert Ferrara 00:20: Now is that time of year. You know, everyone's thinking about their New Year's resolutions, how to better themselves for 2024, and we're really seeing that reflected across all of our search trends as well on Google. So this year, resolutions are always top of mind in January that we see in our results. But the categories that we're seeing, not surprising. The first one is health and wellness. So that includes physical health, mental wellness, really the whole gamut there. Also, right after that is financial. Also, one we see pretty consistently year over year things related to money and how you can be more budget conscious and manage your money more effectively in the new year.
Robert Ferrara 00:57: And then finally, the third one was a bit of a breakout and a little surprising to us, too, which is really cool. So green and ecofriendly resolution were some of the top ones as well. So a lot of people thinking about the kinds of products they buy, whether they're deemed ecofriendly, sustainable fashion, how to be more green at home, just trying to lessen their environmental impact this year.
Mason Paine 1:17: That one is pretty interesting. How would that look in the trends? Is that kind of like, how would. I impact the environment less? Like, what can I eat or what can I do? What does that look like?
Robert Ferrara 1:28: I think there's a lot of attention to what we're consuming as a big one. So, for example, we're seeing a big spike in ecofriendly cleaning products, things that we buy every day for our household that we might have overlooked, and what kind of chemicals and materials go into these products, what is the impact they have on planet and things like that. A big thing, too, that we're seeing is sustainable fashion as well. More of a concern over fast fashion and making sure that you understand the kind of materials the garments are made out of, what kind of labor went into creating them. Is it something that's going to last for a long time? All these things that people really want to think about before making that purchase, and then even goes for larger purchases as well, which is very interesting. A funding one we spoke to with sustainable engagement ring searches really increased as well. Whether that's like vintage or pre owned or lab grown diamonds, and people doing research on alternative engagement rings, it's really interesting to see how these pains year over year.
Mason Paine 2:29: Was there any differences from last year to this year?
]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse9:01Classical Music to EDM: The Unique Story of PepperJvck
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Mon, 01 Jan 2024 04:01:02 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7927https://masonverapaine.com/djpepperjvck/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/djpepperjvck/feed/0DJ and Producer stops PepprJvck stops by the Mason Paine Show to speak about his unique path in the EDM industry and how his classical music training influenced his sound.
For the latest on PepperJvck’s musical projects visit: Instagram.com/pepperjvckmusic
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Mason Paine and PepperJvck Transcription
Announcer 00:00: Mason Vera Paine.
Mason Paine 00:01: Jack Sheldy is a DJ and producer based out of San Diego, California, that goes by the name of Pepper Jack. Let's find out why he has caught the attention of many industry professionals and fans alike since his 2022 debut. Thanks for joining me, Pepper Jack.
PepperJvck 00:15: Thanks for having me on, Mason.
Mason Paine 00:17: You know, I read that you were classically trained. At what age did you start your training?
PepperJvck 00:22: So, I actually started learning classical music around the age of ten. I started playing the piano from a next-door neighbor that I had actually, and then I transitioned that into being a cellist. And I was the first chair in our orchestra in junior high and high school for a while. And I ended up playing the cello for about eight years. Learned a lot of sheet music, how to read music, how to play in a quartet, how to play in an orchestra. I was in a symphony for a while. So, yeah, it's been a lot of different classical training before I got into electronic music later on in my life.
Mason Paine 00:56: That's an impressive resume. How did you go from classically trained to gravitating towards dance music?
PepperJvck 1:02: Yeah, so that's a great question, actually, because I've had a really diverse background in music. I started in symphonies and quartets and orchestras and that sort of thing, and then I actually got into rock music after that. So I was in a garage band, in my friend's garage. We would get together after school. We went to the same high school and just jam out. I was on the guitar. We had a keyboardist, we had a singer. We play anything from blues to jazz to rock music, and that was a lot of fun.
PepperJvck 1:30: So I think that transition for me, from the orchestra setting into a rock band and then finally into electronic music, was just kind of natural for me because I was going from an instrument that wasn't that high tech, it wasn't amplified at all to something that was amplified, and I could create distortion on the amp I had with my guitar. And then eventually buying software and getting even more high tech by getting into house music and electronic music production. So for me, I think it was just that transition of getting more and more electronic, more and more amplified, and exploring all the capabilities I had at my disposal, especially. I felt like it was pretty unique having that classical background and just knowing what I know about music theory, chord progressions, minor skills, major skills, all of that knowledge I had, because I feel like a lot of people in Ableton kind of get into it from the dj side, like they dj venues and that sort of thing. And they get into it from a social aspect, and then they buy Ableton and get into production. But for me, it was really about using and channeling the skills I had with symphony aspects, with knowing my skills, my chord progressions and music theory, and coming into electronic music from that background. So I felt like that was kind of unique for my skill set and something that I always wanted to pursue.
Mason Paine 2:50: Eventually, the more djs that I talked to, the more I realized how they start their career in one place and they'll end up in a totally different genre. Did that happen to you? Did you start out in, like, trance or dubstep and you found out that. No, man, I really like house.
PepperJvck 3:07: Yeah. So I love all types of electronic music. I love dubstep. I grew up listening to Skrillex. I love house music,DJ and Producer stops PepprJvck stops by the Mason Paine Show to speak about his unique path in the EDM industry and how his classical music training influenced his sound. For the latest on PepperJvck’s musical projects visit: Instagram.
DJ and Producer stops PepprJvck stops by the Mason Paine Show to speak about his unique path in the EDM industry and how his classical music training influenced his sound.
Mason Paine 00:01: Jack Sheldy is a DJ and producer based out of San Diego, California, that goes by the name of Pepper Jack. Let's find out why he has caught the attention of many industry professionals and fans alike since his 2022 debut. Thanks for joining me, Pepper Jack.
PepperJvck 00:15: Thanks for having me on, Mason.
Mason Paine 00:17: You know, I read that you were classically trained. At what age did you start your training?
PepperJvck 00:22: So, I actually started learning classical music around the age of ten. I started playing the piano from a next-door neighbor that I had actually, and then I transitioned that into being a cellist. And I was the first chair in our orchestra in junior high and high school for a while. And I ended up playing the cello for about eight years. Learned a lot of sheet music, how to read music, how to play in a quartet, how to play in an orchestra. I was in a symphony for a while. So, yeah, it's been a lot of different classical training before I got into electronic music later on in my life.
Mason Paine 00:56: That's an impressive resume. How did you go from classically trained to gravitating towards dance music?
PepperJvck 1:02: Yeah, so that's a great question, actually, because I've had a really diverse background in music. I started in symphonies and quartets and orchestras and that sort of thing, and then I actually got into rock music after that. So I was in a garage band, in my friend's garage. We would get together after school. We went to the same high school and just jam out. I was on the guitar. We had a keyboardist, we had a singer. We play anything from blues to jazz to rock music, and that was a lot of fun.
PepperJvck 1:30: So I think that transition for me, from the orchestra setting into a rock band and then finally into electronic music, was just kind of natural for me because I was going from an instrument that wasn't that high tech, it wasn't amplified at all to something that was amplified, and I could create distortion on the amp I had with my guitar. And then eventually buying software and getting even more high tech by getting into house music and electronic music production. So for me, I think it was just that transition of getting more and more electronic, more and more amplified, and exploring all the capabilities I had at my disposal, especially. I felt like it was pretty unique having that classical background and just knowing what I know about music theory, chord progressions, minor skills, major skills, all of that knowledge I had, because I feel like a lot of people in Ableton kind of get into it from the dj side, like they dj venues and that sort of thing. And they get into it from a social aspect, and then they buy Ableton and get into production. But for me, it was really about using and channeling the skills I had with symphony aspects, with knowing my skills, my chord progressions and music theory, and coming into electronic music from that background. So I felt like that was kind of unique for my skill set and something that I always wanted to pursue.
]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse18:54Music From Around The World: Episode 109
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Fri, 22 Dec 2023 04:17:41 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7918https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw109/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw109/feed/0Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists from Kaskade, Nicky Romero, Symphonix, Mitch Oliver, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
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MFAW Episode 109 Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:16This is Music From Around The World Episode 109. I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from Kaskade, Nicky Romero, Symphonix, Mitch Oliver, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Kaskade: Start - 0:16 and End – 4:19Kaskade is a popular DJ and Producer based out of California. He started his career in 1995 when he ran a record store in Salt Lake City. From there he relocated to San Francisco and joined the label “Om Records”. In 2003 he had his musical breakthrough with the release of his debut album titled “It’s You, It’s Me”. Check out his latest track “Caroling, Caroling” feat Late Night Alumni.
“Caroling, Caroling” is out now via Arkade Made and its available on all streaming platforms. This track is off Kaskade EDM Christmas album “Kaskade Christmas Volume 2. For the latest on Kaskade upcoming tours and musical projects visit: Kaskademusic.com; that’s K-A-S-K-A-D-E-M-U-S-I-C DOT COM
Nicky Romero: Start – 4:21 and End – 7:48Based out of Amsterdam is DJ, Producer and Remixer Nicky Romero. He started his music career in 2007 on Once Records; where he released tracks like "Privilege" and "Qwerty”. Check out his latest release “Sensation”.
“Sensation” is out now via Virgin Records/Universal Music and its available on all streaming platforms. Here is an interesting fact about Nicky, he is currently ranked number 20 in DJ Mag’s annual Top 100 DJ’s. Visit nickyromero.com for the latest on Nicky’s tour and other projects; that’s N-I-C-K-Y-R-O-M-E-R-O DOT COM
Vinyl’s From The Past: 7:51 to 11:34I am going to take a brief break from Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring “Safri Duo”.
“Safri Duo” formed in 1977; their initial focus was on classical music. Later their style evolved with the blend of electronica and tribal. In 2000 they gained mainstream success with their release of “The Bongo Song”. Take a listen to it here.
“The Bongo Song” was featured in the 2000 Summer Olympics. The success of this song came from the fusion of tribal drums and trance. This caught the attention of Club DJs and even media like MTV Europe because no one ever heard the mixing of percussions and trance before “Safri Duo”.
That’s it for this week’s Vinyl’s from the past; now let’s get back to more music.
Symphonix: Start – 11:36 and End – 17:44Established in 1998, DJ Montagu and DJ Golkunda have made a name for themselves with their project Symphonix. The two brothers are known for their progressive psytrance style of music. Here is a listen to their latest track “Memories”.
“Memories” is out now via Blue Tunes Records and its available on all streaming platforms. For the latest on Symphonix latest projects visit: Facebook.com/Symphonixmusic; that’s Facebook.com/S-Y-M-P-H-O-N-I-X-M-U-S-I-C
News Break: 17:45 to 18:20Progressive and Trance House DJ and Producer Illan Bluestone is taking a break from touring to concentrate on his mental health. He was scheduled to perform at the Dreamstate Festivals in Sydney and Melbourne. Illan has admitted that “the music industry and touring is demanding on his mental and physical health”.
In other news David Guetta recently announced his partnership with Lyre’s a leading non-alcoholic spirits brand. According to Guetta he is looking to change the perception people have about alcohol-free drinking.
That’s it for music news,Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists from Kaskade, Nicky Romero, Symphonix,
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists from Kaskade, Nicky Romero, Symphonix, Mitch Oliver, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Intro: 0:00 to 0:16This is Music From Around The World Episode 109. I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from Kaskade, Nicky Romero, Symphonix, Mitch Oliver, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Kaskade: Start - 0:16 and End – 4:19Kaskade is a popular DJ and Producer based out of California. He started his career in 1995 when he ran a record store in Salt Lake City. From there he relocated to San Francisco and joined the label “Om Records”. In 2003 he had his musical breakthrough with the release of his debut album titled “It’s You, It’s Me”. Check out his latest track “Caroling, Caroling” feat Late Night Alumni.
“Caroling, Caroling” is out now via Arkade Made and its available on all streaming platforms. This track is off Kaskade EDM Christmas album “Kaskade Christmas Volume 2. For the latest on Kaskade upcoming tours and musical projects visit: Kaskademusic.com; that’s K-A-S-K-A-D-E-M-U-S-I-C DOT COM
Nicky Romero: Start – 4:21 and End – 7:48Based out of Amsterdam is DJ, Producer and Remixer Nicky Romero. He started his music career in 2007 on Once Records; where he released tracks like "Privilege" and "Qwerty”. Check out his latest release “Sensation”.
“Sensation” is out now via Virgin Records/Universal Music and its available on all streaming platforms. Here is an interesting fact about Nicky, he is currently ranked number 20 in DJ Mag’s annual Top 100 DJ’s. Visit nickyromero.com for the latest on Nicky’s tour and other projects; that’s N-I-C-K-Y-R-O-M-E-R-O DOT COM
Vinyl’s From The Past: 7:51 to 11:34I am going to take a brief break from Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring “Safri Duo”.
“Safri Duo” formed in 1977; their initial focus was on classical music. Later their style evolved with the blend of electronica and tribal. In 2000 they gained mainstream success with their release of “The Bongo Song”. Take a listen to it here.
“The Bongo Song” was featured in the 2000 Summer Olympics. The success of this song came from the fusion of tribal drums and trance. This caught the attention of Club DJs and even media like MTV Europe because no one ever heard the mixing of percussions and trance before “Safri Duo”.
That’s it for this week’s Vinyl’s from the past; now let’s get back to more music.
Symphonix: Start – 11:36 and End – 17:44Established in 1998, DJ Montagu and DJ Golkunda have made a name for themselves with their project Symphonix. The two brothers are known for their progressive psytrance style of music. Here is a listen to their latest track “Memories”.
“Memories” is out now via Blue Tunes Records and its available on all streaming platforms.]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse25:09Google’s 2023 Recap: Top Searches from January – December
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Mon, 18 Dec 2023 05:40:17 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7913https://masonverapaine.com/googleyearendtrends2023/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/googleyearendtrends2023/feed/0Google trends expert Justin Burr joins the Mason Vera Paine show to speak about the top searches on Google in 2023. From news to recipes and everything in between, we will be exploring what got everyone talking and Googling this year.
For the 2023 Year in Search visit: Trends.Google.com/TrendsFollow Twitter on Google at: Twitter.com/GoogleLike Google on Facebook at: Facebook.com/GoogleLike and Follow Google on Instagram at: Instagram.com/Google
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Google Year End Review 2023 Transcription
00:00 – Announcer: Mason Vera Paine.
00:01 - Mason Paine: 2023 is almost over and what an eventful year it's been. Joining me to break down the top searches on Google and entertainment, sports, pop culture news and more is Google trends expert Justin Burr. Thanks for joining me, Justin.
00:14 - Justin Burr: Hey, thanks so much for having me.
00:16 - Mason Paine: This year, there's been so much that has happened. I don't even know where to start other than what's the biggest trend, I guess.
00:24 - Justin Burr: It's so fun to look back at the year and what people were searching and what the trending searches were. If we look at the news category, it's always a bit of a somber category or just a little bit more serious because people are coming to Google to figure out what is happening in these specific instances. Number one trend in 2023 was the war in Israel and Gaza. Then we had the Titanic submarine and Hurricane Hillary rounding out the top three in the news category. The thing that all of those things have in common is that they are fluid, they are something that is evolving. That's why we see these trending... These trending searches so high on the list because people are coming back to Google repeatedly to get updated information, especially in the context of natural disasters. We see those high on the trending search list every single year because people are figuring out what's happening, how to stay safe, what is the latest and the greatest in terms of that context.
1:19 - Mason Paine: Yeah, that's pretty true. I know one of the things that affected here in Chicago was the Canada wildfires because it actually got super smoggy for a while out here. I think it happened in New York and a lot of the upper states in America.
1:32 - Justin Burr: Yeah, that was on the newest category, the number 10 trending search was Canada wildfires. Yeah, in New York City, there was one day where you couldn't be five feet in front of you. The smoke was so thick. It was really wild. I think people were probably searching for that quite a bit to understand what the air quality was, what the buyers were doing, and how to maybe avoid it.
1:55 - Mason Paine: Now, one of the categories that I was really interested in, because I didn't realize so much had happened, was the passing. I'm like, Man, there's a lot of people that had passed. I thought that was like a year or two ago, but no, it was this year.
2:07 - Justin Burr: It's always interesting to look at folks that left us this year and what search interest they drove. So yeah, Matthew Perry coming in at number one, obviously very tragic, beloved by many from the television show, Friends, said Tina Turner. Number two, Jerry Springer. Number three, and the other top 10 categories, Bob Barker. So, yes, some sad departures this year, but yeah, it is interesting to remind yourself who passed this year. And yeah, it does feel like some of those folks were... It was longer ago, but no later than 2023.
2:38 - Mason Paine: Yeah, the ones that affected me was Bob Barker and Jerry Springer. As a kid, when you were homesick, those were the two shows you would watch all day long. And so not having them, it was like, Wow. I don't think that they weren't on air anyways, but it was just the fact like a piece of my childhood just went away. And it was like, And then Suzanne Summer's.Google trends expert Justin Burr joins the Mason Vera Paine show to speak about the top searches on Google in 2023. From news to recipes and everything in between, we will be exploring what got everyone talking and Googling this year.
Google trends expert Justin Burr joins the Mason Vera Paine show to speak about the top searches on Google in 2023. From news to recipes and everything in between, we will be exploring what got everyone talking and Googling this year.
00:01 - Mason Paine: 2023 is almost over and what an eventful year it's been. Joining me to break down the top searches on Google and entertainment, sports, pop culture news and more is Google trends expert Justin Burr. Thanks for joining me, Justin.
00:14 - Justin Burr: Hey, thanks so much for having me.
00:16 - Mason Paine: This year, there's been so much that has happened. I don't even know where to start other than what's the biggest trend, I guess.
00:24 - Justin Burr: It's so fun to look back at the year and what people were searching and what the trending searches were. If we look at the news category, it's always a bit of a somber category or just a little bit more serious because people are coming to Google to figure out what is happening in these specific instances. Number one trend in 2023 was the war in Israel and Gaza. Then we had the Titanic submarine and Hurricane Hillary rounding out the top three in the news category. The thing that all of those things have in common is that they are fluid, they are something that is evolving. That's why we see these trending... These trending searches so high on the list because people are coming back to Google repeatedly to get updated information, especially in the context of natural disasters. We see those high on the trending search list every single year because people are figuring out what's happening, how to stay safe, what is the latest and the greatest in terms of that context.
1:19 - Mason Paine: Yeah, that's pretty true. I know one of the things that affected here in Chicago was the Canada wildfires because it actually got super smoggy for a while out here. I think it happened in New York and a lot of the upper states in America.
1:32 - Justin Burr: Yeah, that was on the newest category, the number 10 trending search was Canada wildfires. Yeah, in New York City, there was one day where you couldn't be five feet in front of you. The smoke was so thick. It was really wild. I think people were probably searching for that quite a bit to understand what the air quality was, what the buyers were doing, and how to maybe avoid it.
1:55 - Mason Paine: Now, one of the categories that I was really interested in, because I didn't realize so much had happened, was the passing. I'm like, Man, there's a lot of people that had passed. I thought that was like a year or two ago, but no, it was this year.
2:07 - Justin Burr: It's always interesting to look at folks that left us this year and what search interest they drove. So yeah, Matthew Perry coming in at number one, obviously very tragic, beloved by many from the television show, Friends, said Tina Turner. Number two, Jerry Springer. Number three, and the other top 10 categories, Bob Barker. So, yes, some sad departures this year, but yeah,]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse24:46Music From Around The World: Episode 108
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Fri, 24 Nov 2023 01:00:26 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7904https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw108/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw108/feed/0Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including: CLTX, Alofa, Spoonhead, Sander Van Doorn, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
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Intro: 00:00 to 0:16
CLTX: Start – 0:17 and End – 7:26Song: Still RollinDuration: 7 minutes 09 seconds
Alofa: Start – 7:28 and End – 13:31Song: LifelineDuration: 6 minutes 03 seconds
Vinyl’s From The Past: 13:32 to 17:07Fedde Le GrandSong: Put Your Hands Up 4 DetroitDuration: 3 minutes 34 seconds
Spoonhead: Start – 17:07 and End – 25:00Song: The FalconerDuration: 7 minutes 53 seconds
News Break: 25:01 to 25:47Story A: David Guetta addresses if he plays live setsStory B: Elize Rose and Calvin Harris collaboration
Sander Van Doorn: Start – 25:48 and End – 29:44Song: RaptureDuration: 3 minutes and 56
Outro: 29:45 to 30:00
Like Mason on Facebook at: Facebook.com/MasonVeraPaine and follow on Twitter at: Twitter.com/MasonVeraPaine. Are you interested in being featured on Music From Around The World? Reach out to us at: [email protected] for consideration.Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including: CLTX, Alofa, Spoonhead,
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including: CLTX, Alofa, Spoonhead, Sander Van Doorn, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
CLTX: Start – 0:17 and End – 7:26Song: Still RollinDuration: 7 minutes 09 seconds
Alofa: Start – 7:28 and End – 13:31Song: LifelineDuration: 6 minutes 03 seconds
Vinyl’s From The Past: 13:32 to 17:07Fedde Le GrandSong: Put Your Hands Up 4 DetroitDuration: 3 minutes 34 seconds
Spoonhead: Start – 17:07 and End – 25:00Song: The FalconerDuration: 7 minutes 53 seconds
News Break: 25:01 to 25:47Story A: David Guetta addresses if he plays live setsStory B: Elize Rose and Calvin Harris collaboration
Sander Van Doorn: Start – 25:48 and End – 29:44Song: RaptureDuration: 3 minutes and 56
Outro: 29:45 to 30:00
Like Mason on Facebook at: Facebook.com/MasonVeraPaine and follow on Twitter at: Twitter.com/MasonVeraPaine. Are you interested in being featured on Music From Around The World? Reach out to us at: [email protected] for consideration. ]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse30:10Find out how Google can help you with your Holiday Shopping
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Sun, 19 Nov 2023 23:17:08 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7898https://masonverapaine.com/googleshoppingtools/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/googleshoppingtools/feed/0Google trends expert Christina Basilio joins the Mason Paine show to discuss the most in demand and trending items for the holiday season. Christina also discusses how to use various Google tools to help with your shopping.
For the latest trends from Google visit: Trends.Google.com/TrendsFollow Twitter on Google at: Twitter.com/GoogleLike Google on Facebook at: Facebook.com/GoogleLike and Follow Google on Instagram at: Instagram.com/Google
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Google Holiday Trends Transcription
00:00 – Announcer: Mason Vera Paine.
00:01 – Mason: Holiday season is upon us and to find out what are some of the hottest gifts that are in demand, as well as how to use various Google tools to alleviate your troubles, joining us is Google trends expert Christina Basilio. Thanks for joining me, Christina.
00:14 – Christina: Hi, it's so great to be here.
00:15 – Mason: So to top off first, I got to know, what are the top gifts trending for the holiday so far?
00:21 – Christina: Yeah. Based on a search trend we've been seeing through the year, we've been able to identify about a hundred gifts and ideas. For me, I'm looking for something fun, unique, and maybe a little nostalgic. So some things that stood out to me on the list were things like our engraved necklaces. Purchases for that are up about 5,000 %, as well as lab-grown diamond tennis bracelets, so economically sourced diamonds, folks are looking at. And the beauty space, things like claw clips to pull your hair back, those are making a resurgence this year. On the electronics front, we're seeing things like headsets are really of interest. So either gamer headsets with a mic on them or even sleep headphones for people that are trying to maybe get a more restful sleep. We've been seeing stuff like that pop up.
1:07 – Mason: I'm a little bit curious about the keyword Choiceage. So when going through the apparel and accessories, I noticed that one of the things that was trending was target cozy sneakers. Why use the word cozy? Why not just word like, slippers?
1:22 – Christina: Yeah. So what we're seeing is seeing the search trend for things like flippers. They always spike in December. So if I had to guess, it's because people are trying to stay warm this holiday. And what are fun words that people think of? And I think cozy is probably one of them.
1:36 – Mason: Okay, that's fair enough. When it comes to the searches, what's driving the holiday sales? Is it like deep discounts or special promotions?
1:45 – Christina: So I think it's probably a mix of both, right? So we get the list of things that people are really looking for. But what we also see is people come to Google to find things like deals. So maybe they want the big ticket item but they don't want to spend full price. Something that we're able to help people do if they're looking to save a little bit of money is if they Google shop deals, they'll be taken to a special landing page that will give them millions of items that are on sale right now. So they can search through the different categories and find things from their favorite brands like Target or Under Armor so that they can save.Some money.
2:17 – Mason: Now, would it be smarter to use broad terms instead of specific terms, such as if I wanted to get shoes, I would just type in shoe deals instead of specified Nike deals.
2:29 – Christina: So the great is that you can do whatever feels most comfortable. So the way that I think about it is if you're looking for a specific thing, you can search for that specific item or that specific brand. Or if you're looking for something to the starting place, you can type in something like shoes. Can I share one of my favorite hacks, though?
2:47 – Mason: Yeah, sure.
2:48 – Christina: Okay, so I don't know if you've heard of Google Lens, but with Google Lens,Google trends expert Christina Basilio joins the Mason Paine show to discuss the most in demand and trending items for the holiday season. Christina also discusses how to use various Google tools to help with your shopping.
Google trends expert Christina Basilio joins the Mason Paine show to discuss the most in demand and trending items for the holiday season. Christina also discusses how to use various Google tools to help with your shopping.
00:01 – Mason: Holiday season is upon us and to find out what are some of the hottest gifts that are in demand, as well as how to use various Google tools to alleviate your troubles, joining us is Google trends expert Christina Basilio. Thanks for joining me, Christina.
00:14 – Christina: Hi, it's so great to be here.
00:15 – Mason: So to top off first, I got to know, what are the top gifts trending for the holiday so far?
00:21 – Christina: Yeah. Based on a search trend we've been seeing through the year, we've been able to identify about a hundred gifts and ideas. For me, I'm looking for something fun, unique, and maybe a little nostalgic. So some things that stood out to me on the list were things like our engraved necklaces. Purchases for that are up about 5,000 %, as well as lab-grown diamond tennis bracelets, so economically sourced diamonds, folks are looking at. And the beauty space, things like claw clips to pull your hair back, those are making a resurgence this year. On the electronics front, we're seeing things like headsets are really of interest. So either gamer headsets with a mic on them or even sleep headphones for people that are trying to maybe get a more restful sleep. We've been seeing stuff like that pop up.
1:07 – Mason: I'm a little bit curious about the keyword Choiceage. So when going through the apparel and accessories, I noticed that one of the things that was trending was target cozy sneakers. Why use the word cozy? Why not just word like, slippers?
1:22 – Christina: Yeah. So what we're seeing is seeing the search trend for things like flippers. They always spike in December. So if I had to guess, it's because people are trying to stay warm this holiday. And what are fun words that people think of? And I think cozy is probably one of them.
1:36 – Mason: Okay, that's fair enough. When it comes to the searches, what's driving the holiday sales? Is it like deep discounts or special promotions?
1:45 – Christina: So I think it's probably a mix of both, right? So we get the list of things that people are really looking for. But what we also see is people come to Google to find things like deals. So maybe they want the big ticket item but they don't want to spend full price. Something that we're able to help people do if they're looking to save a little bit of money is if they Google shop deals, they'll be taken to a special landing page that will give them millions of items that are on sale right now. So they can search through the different categories and find things from their favorite brands like Target or Under Armor so that they can save.Some money.
2:17 – Mason: Now, would it be smarter to use broad terms instead of specific terms,]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse6:40Google Trends: Halloween Edition
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Tue, 31 Oct 2023 01:22:12 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7889https://masonverapaine.com/googlehalloweentrends/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/googlehalloweentrends/feed/0Halloween has arrived. Find out what people are Googling from costumes to parties and food from Google Trends Expert, Elizabeth Howard.
For the latest trends from Google visit: Trends.Google.com/TrendsFollow Twitter on Google at: Twitter.com/GoogleLike Google on Facebook at: Facebook.com/GoogleLike and Follow Google on Instagram at: Instagram.com/Google
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Google Halloween Trends Transcription
Announcer: Mason Vera Paine.
00:01 – Mason: Halloween is upon us and people are running to Google for help. Joining me to speak about some of the top things people are searching for is Google trends expert, Elizabeth Howard. Thanks for joining me, Elizabeth.
00:12 – Elizabeth: Thanks for having me.
00:13 – Mason: So Halloween, it's one of my favorite holidays. And I'm just so curious, what was trending so far in Google?
00:19 – Elizabeth: Well, Halloween in October, we have so many fun trends this month. Our top trends were costumes, makeup and DIY effects, food, and decor. Of course, we had some local searches, which were really fun this month to see as well. Should we get into the costumes first?
00:37 – Mason: Absolutely. That's the best part. Are people looking to make their own costumes or they're buying costumes?
00:44 – Elizabeth: We definitely had some people looking for top DIY costumes. Rosie the Riveter is the most search last-minute costume of all time in the United States, and Pirate is the most search DIY costume. But the breakout search that we saw this year is Barbie is the top trending costume of the year across every single state, which really never happens in our search trends. There were probably lots of Barbies out this weekend, and there's going to be lots of Barbies out on Halloween night. We also saw a kin dog costume is the breakout pet costume search of the year, which I want to see pictures of these Barbie and kin dog costumes. Yeah.
1:30 – Mason: That sounds so cute. I'm wondering, what is the dog going to wear? Is it going to wear a wig, a little hat, a cowboy hat, the whole theme? How's it going to go?
1:40 – Elizabeth: I know. I also wonder the fur jacket that ken wears when he's in his mojo jojo, cata house, maybe that is what the dog is going. To wear.
1:50 – Mason: That would be so funny. You're right. This will be absolutely fabulous. Was there any makeup ideas? I'm sure probably the low hanging fruit is to just get a costume. But I have to know, is there any makeup ideas for people?
2:05 – Elizabeth: Yes. Every October we do see face paint and theatrical blood's bike. But this year we saw Carrie as the top training in costume search in conjunction with theatrical blood. We also saw yellow as the top trending contact lens color. A couple of months ago, we saw Barbie nails as a top trending nail design. Then this month we saw that change to ghosts. People were headed to the nail salon to get little ghosts on their fingernails.
2:35 – Mason: That's cute. I like that. I think you could do that year round, though. It's not too big where it's going to be noticeable, right?
2:41 – Elizabeth: Yeah, exactly.
2:43 – Mason: Now, for kids, are there any craft things that were for children?
2:47 – Elizabeth: We did see some decor and how to make things, decorations-wise. We had dry eyes for smoke effects. A pumpkin candy bucket was a breakout search. We also saw people trying to make spiderwebs, graveyard fences, ghost for yard, skeletons, and scarecrows. There was definitely some DIY going on in household this month.
3:14 – Mason: Yeah, we have a thing in our family where all the little kids will make Halloween decorations for the windows. It'll just be a paper with a Frankenstein face on it, and they'll either color it in or if they're super good, they'll try to cut it out of little pieces of paper and they'll make something fancy. Of course,Halloween has arrived. Find out what people are Googling from costumes to parties and food from Google Trends Expert, Elizabeth Howard. For the latest trends from Google visit: Trends.Google.com/TrendsFollow Twitter on Google at: Twitter.
Halloween has arrived. Find out what people are Googling from costumes to parties and food from Google Trends Expert, Elizabeth Howard.
00:01 – Mason: Halloween is upon us and people are running to Google for help. Joining me to speak about some of the top things people are searching for is Google trends expert, Elizabeth Howard. Thanks for joining me, Elizabeth.
00:12 – Elizabeth: Thanks for having me.
00:13 – Mason: So Halloween, it's one of my favorite holidays. And I'm just so curious, what was trending so far in Google?
00:19 – Elizabeth: Well, Halloween in October, we have so many fun trends this month. Our top trends were costumes, makeup and DIY effects, food, and decor. Of course, we had some local searches, which were really fun this month to see as well. Should we get into the costumes first?
00:37 – Mason: Absolutely. That's the best part. Are people looking to make their own costumes or they're buying costumes?
00:44 – Elizabeth: We definitely had some people looking for top DIY costumes. Rosie the Riveter is the most search last-minute costume of all time in the United States, and Pirate is the most search DIY costume. But the breakout search that we saw this year is Barbie is the top trending costume of the year across every single state, which really never happens in our search trends. There were probably lots of Barbies out this weekend, and there's going to be lots of Barbies out on Halloween night. We also saw a kin dog costume is the breakout pet costume search of the year, which I want to see pictures of these Barbie and kin dog costumes. Yeah.
1:30 – Mason: That sounds so cute. I'm wondering, what is the dog going to wear? Is it going to wear a wig, a little hat, a cowboy hat, the whole theme? How's it going to go?
1:40 – Elizabeth: I know. I also wonder the fur jacket that ken wears when he's in his mojo jojo, cata house, maybe that is what the dog is going. To wear.
1:50 – Mason: That would be so funny. You're right. This will be absolutely fabulous. Was there any makeup ideas? I'm sure probably the low hanging fruit is to just get a costume. But I have to know, is there any makeup ideas for people?
2:05 – Elizabeth: Yes. Every October we do see face paint and theatrical blood's bike. But this year we saw Carrie as the top training in costume search in conjunction with theatrical blood. We also saw yellow as the top trending contact lens color. A couple of months ago, we saw Barbie nails as a top trending nail design. Then this month we saw that change to ghosts. People were headed to the nail salon to get little ghosts on their fingernails.
2:35 – Mason: That's cute. I like that. I think you could do that year round, though. It's not too big where it's going to be noticeable, right?
2:41 – Elizabeth: Yeah, exactly.
2:43 – Mason: Now, for kids,]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse8:25Music From Around The World: Episode 107
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Fri, 29 Sep 2023 07:29:57 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7883https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw107/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw107/feed/0Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Kellie Allen, Chicago Loop, Lexer, Joris Turenhout, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
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Music From Around The World Episode 107 Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:15This is Music From Around The World Episode 107. I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from Kellie Allen, Chicago Loop, Lexer, Joris Turenhout, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Kellie Allen: Start – 0:16 and End – 7:46Hailing from Ibiza, Kellie Allen is a renowned Deep Tech House DJ and Producer. Her sound is deeply rooted in the soulful records of her youth such as Jazz and Funk. She has been consistently releasing music over the years. Take a listen to his latest track “What You Gon' Do”.
“What You Gon' Do” is out now via Boogeyman and its available on all streaming platforms. Kellie's dedication to her music paid off when Steve Bug, the owner of Sublease Music label, stumbled across her music while browsing for new artists. Impressed by what he heard, he contacted Kellie and requested a demo. After listening to it, Steve knew that he had to sign her to Sublease. Kellie has also played ionic clubs like PIV, Viva Warriors, Cream Ibiza and she is the host of a popular radio show on Ibiza Global. For the latest on Kellie and her upcoming projects visit: Instagram.com/kellieallenmusic; that’s Instagram.com/K-E-L-L-I-E-A-L-L-E-N-M-U-S-I-C
Chicago Loop: Start – 7:47 and End -14:43For over twenty-three years Ant Wilson has been DJ-ing and Producing and later took up the project and alias Chicago Loop. This techno DJ and Producer is based out of Sofia, Bulgaria. Take a listen to his latest track “Carousel”.
“Carousel” is out now via Say What? and its available on all streaming platforms. Chicago Loop has released various music on various labels Phobiq, Respekt, Throne Room Records, Riot Recordings, to name a few. Aside from DJ-ing and producing, Chicago Loop is an acclaimed vinyl mastering and cutting engineer for Vinyl Carvers. This company stands out as a one-off vinyl’s and dub plates, catering to DJs, producers, music artists, and TV media professionals. Visit: chicagoloop.live for the latest on Chicago Loop’s upcoming appearances and projects; that’s C-H-I-C-A-G-O-L-O-O-P DOT L-I-V-E
Vinyl’s From The Past: 14:44 to 18:53I am going to take a brief break from Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring “Cascada”.
“Cascada” is a duo consisting of German-British singer Natalie Horler and German DJ and Producer’s DJ Manian and DJ Yanou. The group was formed in 2004. Their most notable track was “Everytime We Touch”. Here is a listen here.
"Everytime We Touch" was released in 2005 but didn’t gain widespread success until 2007. The song's memorable melody and lyrics made it stand out. With its mixture of Eurodance, trance and pop it appealed to a large audience. This combination resulted in the track being frequently played on radio stations in the U.S; something that had previously not happened for Eurodance or trance artist. "Everytime We Touch" blazed the trail for other such acts to gain mainstream recognition.
That’s it for this week’s Vinyl’s from the past; now let’s get back to more music.
Lexer: Start – 18:54 and End – 26:04Lexer, a German DJ and producer, began his musical career at the age of 18 with the release of his track "My Princess". This song was highly praised within the melodic house genre. By 2019, he had made a transition from melodic to deep house with the 2015 album “Nowehere Else”.Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Kellie Allen, Chicago Loop, Lexer,
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Kellie Allen, Chicago Loop, Lexer, Joris Turenhout, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Music From Around The World Episode 107 Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:15This is Music From Around The World Episode 107. I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from Kellie Allen, Chicago Loop, Lexer, Joris Turenhout, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Kellie Allen: Start – 0:16 and End – 7:46Hailing from Ibiza, Kellie Allen is a renowned Deep Tech House DJ and Producer. Her sound is deeply rooted in the soulful records of her youth such as Jazz and Funk. She has been consistently releasing music over the years. Take a listen to his latest track “What You Gon' Do”.
“What You Gon' Do” is out now via Boogeyman and its available on all streaming platforms. Kellie's dedication to her music paid off when Steve Bug, the owner of Sublease Music label, stumbled across her music while browsing for new artists. Impressed by what he heard, he contacted Kellie and requested a demo. After listening to it, Steve knew that he had to sign her to Sublease. Kellie has also played ionic clubs like PIV, Viva Warriors, Cream Ibiza and she is the host of a popular radio show on Ibiza Global. For the latest on Kellie and her upcoming projects visit: Instagram.com/kellieallenmusic; that’s Instagram.com/K-E-L-L-I-E-A-L-L-E-N-M-U-S-I-C
Chicago Loop: Start – 7:47 and End -14:43For over twenty-three years Ant Wilson has been DJ-ing and Producing and later took up the project and alias Chicago Loop. This techno DJ and Producer is based out of Sofia, Bulgaria. Take a listen to his latest track “Carousel”.
“Carousel” is out now via Say What? and its available on all streaming platforms. Chicago Loop has released various music on various labels Phobiq, Respekt, Throne Room Records, Riot Recordings, to name a few. Aside from DJ-ing and producing, Chicago Loop is an acclaimed vinyl mastering and cutting engineer for Vinyl Carvers. This company stands out as a one-off vinyl’s and dub plates, catering to DJs, producers, music artists, and TV media professionals. Visit: chicagoloop.live for the latest on Chicago Loop’s upcoming appearances and projects; that’s C-H-I-C-A-G-O-L-O-O-P DOT L-I-V-E
Vinyl’s From The Past: 14:44 to 18:53I am going to take a brief break from Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring “Cascada”.
“Cascada” is a duo consisting of German-British singer Natalie Horler and German DJ and Producer’s DJ Manian and DJ Yanou. The group was formed in 2004. Their most notable track was “Everytime We Touch”. Here is a listen here.
"Everytime We Touch" was released in 2005 but didn’t gain widespread success until 2007. The song's memorable melody and lyrics made it stand out. With its mixture of Eurodance, trance and pop it appealed to a large audience. This combination resulted in the track being frequently played on radio stations ...]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse33:37Google’s 25th Anniversary: Celebrating Innovation
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Wed, 27 Sep 2023 22:23:48 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7880https://masonverapaine.com/google25thanniversary/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/google25thanniversary/feed/0Celebrating its 25th anniversary, Google has been an influential figure in technology. Starting out as a search engine, it has developed far beyond what it initially was. Google Trends Expert Luma Hamade is here to discuss Google’s various milestones.
For the latest trends from Google visit: Trends.Google.com/TrendsFollow Twitter on Google at: Twitter.com/GoogleLike Google on Facebook at: Facebook.com/GoogleLike and Follow Google on Instagram at: Instagram.com/Google
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Google 25th Anniversary Transcription
00:00 - Announcer: Mason Vera Paine.
00:01 - Mason Paine: Celebrating its 25th anniversary, Google has revolutionized the technology industry. Starting out as just a search engine, it has evolved into so much more than that. Joining me to discuss Google's journey is Google trends expert, Luma Hamade. Thanks for joining me, Luma.
00:17 - Luma Hamade: Yeah, I'm super glad to be here.
00:19 - Mason Paine: So what happened? Google was just a search engine, and now it's this huge company. Was that always the dream?
00:27- Luma Hamade: When we talk about the start of Google, it really started in 1996 when Larry and Serge, who were both PhD students at Stanford, found out how to create a search algorithm that was based off of what we call relevancy. Making sure that when you're searching for something such as a dog crate as an example, you're not getting a bunch of links for dog adoption because we're assuming you already have a dog or have those plans. That search engine, as you correctly mentioned, became really popular. In 1998, it was incorporated into Google and Google link. When it comes to the other media that we've touched, we've definitely expanded into mass and shopping, but our core message really stays the same of just making information accessible to everyone, making information equitable for everyone. I think we've done a really great job at that. Looking back on 25 years, we've helped a lot of people, which has been really great.
1:22 - Mason Paine: Twenty-five years, that's a really long time. There's got to be some notable achievements. What are some of the biggest things that Google has done so far?
1:30 - Luma Hamade: I think everybody has a story of a Google product that's changed their lives. For me personally, one of those stories was in 2006 when we created Google Translate. I come from a very multicultural family. A lot of people in my family speak many different languages. English actually wasn't my first language, although I hope you can't tell at this point in time. Having that accessibility to translate in real time and communicate with each other was really, really huge for my family. Going forward, the work that we've done on the translation front hasn't stopped. We also have this new product called Lens. You can think of it like your camera lens, where you can actually point at a sign or a menu that's in a different language and it'll translate it for you right away. It's making things like travel so much easier, connections to people so much easier.
2:23 - Mason Paine: It's true. I never thought about it until you started saying how things that changed your life and password manager changed my life because I don't have to remember anything.
2:35 - Luma Hamade: I Love that.
2:38 - Luma Hamade: I don't because I have really long passwords now, uppercase, lowercase, special characters. I'm like, What am I doing? I can't remember too much. I end up using the same one over and over again. But with password manager, I've gotten so lazy.
2:56 - Luma Hamade: Oh, my gosh. I still feel that. I feel the same, too, with shopping. You used to have to go into 10-plus stores to find what you wanted. Now you can look it up and see the inventory within two seconds and walk into the place that has actually what you need. I just think so much time has been saved for everyon...Celebrating its 25th anniversary, Google has been an influential figure in technology. Starting out as a search engine, it has developed far beyond what it initially was. Google Trends Expert Luma Hamade is here to discuss Google’s various milestones. ...
Celebrating its 25th anniversary, Google has been an influential figure in technology. Starting out as a search engine, it has developed far beyond what it initially was. Google Trends Expert Luma Hamade is here to discuss Google’s various milestones.
00:01 - Mason Paine: Celebrating its 25th anniversary, Google has revolutionized the technology industry. Starting out as just a search engine, it has evolved into so much more than that. Joining me to discuss Google's journey is Google trends expert, Luma Hamade. Thanks for joining me, Luma.
00:17 - Luma Hamade: Yeah, I'm super glad to be here.
00:19 - Mason Paine: So what happened? Google was just a search engine, and now it's this huge company. Was that always the dream?
00:27- Luma Hamade: When we talk about the start of Google, it really started in 1996 when Larry and Serge, who were both PhD students at Stanford, found out how to create a search algorithm that was based off of what we call relevancy. Making sure that when you're searching for something such as a dog crate as an example, you're not getting a bunch of links for dog adoption because we're assuming you already have a dog or have those plans. That search engine, as you correctly mentioned, became really popular. In 1998, it was incorporated into Google and Google link. When it comes to the other media that we've touched, we've definitely expanded into mass and shopping, but our core message really stays the same of just making information accessible to everyone, making information equitable for everyone. I think we've done a really great job at that. Looking back on 25 years, we've helped a lot of people, which has been really great.
1:22 - Mason Paine: Twenty-five years, that's a really long time. There's got to be some notable achievements. What are some of the biggest things that Google has done so far?
1:30 - Luma Hamade: I think everybody has a story of a Google product that's changed their lives. For me personally, one of those stories was in 2006 when we created Google Translate. I come from a very multicultural family. A lot of people in my family speak many different languages. English actually wasn't my first language, although I hope you can't tell at this point in time. Having that accessibility to translate in real time and communicate with each other was really, really huge for my family. Going forward, the work that we've done on the translation front hasn't stopped. We also have this new product called Lens. You can think of it like your camera lens, where you can actually point at a sign or a menu that's in a different language and it'll translate it for you right away. It's making things like travel so much easier, connections to people so much easier.
2:23 - Mason Paine: It's true. I never thought about it until you started saying how things that changed your life and password manager changed my life because I don't have to remember anything.
2:35 - Luma Hamade: I Love that.
2:38 - Luma Hamade: I don't because I have really long passwords no...]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse10:48Music From Around The World: Episode 106
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Fri, 22 Sep 2023 03:06:28 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7873https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw106/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw106/feed/0Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Ben Rau, Yulia Niko, MoRsei, Forty Cats, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
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Music From Around The World Episode 106 Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:15This is Music From Around The World Episode 106. I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from Ben Rau, Yulia Niko, MoRsei, Forty Cats, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Ben Rau: Start – 0:15 and End – 6:53Growing up in the rave scenes during his teenage years, Ben Rau developed a deep appreciation for house and techno music. He would later travel across the UK and become influenced by the east London Party scene; which led him to become a DJ and Producer. Take a listen to his latest track “Won't Stop”
“Won't Stop” is out now via Eastenderz and its available on all streaming platforms. In 2016 Ben noticed that Berlin influence in the house and techno scene was growing; this is when he decided to move from the UK back to Berlin to open his own studio along with two imprints: “Inkal” and its sister label “Meta”. Visit Instagram.com/ben_rau; thats Instagram.com/B-E-N UNDERSCORE R-A-U
Yulia Niko: Start – 6:54 and End – 16:01Yukia Niko discovered her passion for music when she was just 15 years old, and it influenced her to become a DJ. After gaining experience in Berlin, she decided to further her studies by moving to New York to learn music production. Check out her latest track “You Knew”.
“You Knew” is out now via Armada Music and its available on all streaming platforms. For over two decades, Yulia has been devoted to electronic music and has established her skill in both DJing and music production. She is currently touring and working on musical projects. To keep up on Yukia and what she is doing visit: Instagram.com/yulianiko; that’s Instagram.com/Y-U-L-I-A-N-I-K-O
Vinyl’s From The Past: 16:01 to 19:42I am going to take a brief break from Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring “Eric Prydz”.
Eric Prydz started out a DJ and Producer in the earlier 2000’s as a progressive house and techno DJ. He later relocated to Los Angles and gained a massive hit with the 2004 track “Call On Me”. Take a listen to it here.
“Call On Me” was a defining track for the EDM era with its influences in EDM and Pop. Eric sampled Steve Winwood hit “Valerie” which gave the track its catchy pop hook and merged new and old music. This sample also gave the song mainstream acceptance which allowed it to be played on the radio. “Call On Me” also had an iconic music video featuring suggestive choreography also made it the most talked about track. All these things combined pushed this song to mainstream success and made it influential in the further development of EDM.
That’s it for this week’s Vinyl’s from the past; now let’s get back to more music.
MoRsei: Start – 19:43 and End – 28:22Inspired by his first Psytrance festival, Buenos Aires’s Francisco Manzano began to transform into MoResei. His passion for the music, the energy of the crowd and atmosphere gave him inspiration to become a DJ and producer within the Psychedelic Trance genre two years later. Check out his latest release “Lucid Dream”.
“Lucid Dream '' is out now on Digital Om and its available on all streaming platforms. Digital Om saw the potential in MoRsei and gave him the opportunity by signing him as one of their official artists. For the latest on MoResei latest projects visit: Instagram.com/morseimusic; that’s Instagram.com/M-O-R-S-E-I-M-U-S-I-C
News Break: 28:23 to 28:57I am going to take a brief bre...Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Ben Rau, Yulia Niko, MoRsei, Forty Cats,
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Ben Rau, Yulia Niko, MoRsei, Forty Cats, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Music From Around The World Episode 106 Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:15This is Music From Around The World Episode 106. I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from Ben Rau, Yulia Niko, MoRsei, Forty Cats, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Ben Rau: Start – 0:15 and End – 6:53Growing up in the rave scenes during his teenage years, Ben Rau developed a deep appreciation for house and techno music. He would later travel across the UK and become influenced by the east London Party scene; which led him to become a DJ and Producer. Take a listen to his latest track “Won't Stop”
“Won't Stop” is out now via Eastenderz and its available on all streaming platforms. In 2016 Ben noticed that Berlin influence in the house and techno scene was growing; this is when he decided to move from the UK back to Berlin to open his own studio along with two imprints: “Inkal” and its sister label “Meta”. Visit Instagram.com/ben_rau; thats Instagram.com/B-E-N UNDERSCORE R-A-U
Yulia Niko: Start – 6:54 and End – 16:01Yukia Niko discovered her passion for music when she was just 15 years old, and it influenced her to become a DJ. After gaining experience in Berlin, she decided to further her studies by moving to New York to learn music production. Check out her latest track “You Knew”.
“You Knew” is out now via Armada Music and its available on all streaming platforms. For over two decades, Yulia has been devoted to electronic music and has established her skill in both DJing and music production. She is currently touring and working on musical projects. To keep up on Yukia and what she is doing visit: Instagram.com/yulianiko; that’s Instagram.com/Y-U-L-I-A-N-I-K-O
Vinyl’s From The Past: 16:01 to 19:42I am going to take a brief break from Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring “Eric Prydz”.
Eric Prydz started out a DJ and Producer in the earlier 2000’s as a progressive house and techno DJ. He later relocated to Los Angles and gained a massive hit with the 2004 track “Call On Me”. Take a listen to it here.
“Call On Me” was a defining track for the EDM era with its influences in EDM and Pop. Eric sampled Steve Winwood hit “Valerie” which gave the track its catchy pop hook and merged new and old music. This sample also gave the song mainstream acceptance which allowed it to be played on the radio. “Call On Me” also had an iconic music video featuring suggestive choreography also made it the most talked about track. All these things combined pushed this song to mainstream success and made it influential in the further development of EDM.
That’s it for this week’s Vinyl’s from the past; now let’s get back to more music.
MoRsei: Start – 19:43 and &...]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse37:06Celebrating The 70th Anniversary of The Small Business Administration
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Mon, 18 Sep 2023 04:24:09 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7848https://masonverapaine.com/uncovering-sba-with-geri-sanchez-aglipay/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/uncovering-sba-with-geri-sanchez-aglipay/feed/0The Small Business Administration is an invaluable resource for those seeking to launch their own business; but many are unaware of how exactly it can help you. Region Five Administrator, Geri Sanchez Aglipay; gives insights on the Small Business Administration and how it can help you.
For information about the services SBA provides, visit: SBA.govLike the SBA on Twitter at: Twitter.com/SBAgovLike and Follow on SBA on Facebook at: Facebook.com/SBAgov
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SBA 70th Anniversary Transcription
00:00 – Announcer: Mason Vera Paine.
00:09 - Mason Paine: In today's evolving entrepreneurial landscape, the importance of understanding the resources available to business owners is detrimental. One organization that has constantly supported the cause of small business is the Small Business Administration. This year marks a significant milestone for the SBA as it celebrates its 70th anniversary. Joining me to speak about the origin's achievements and where the SPA is headed in the future is Region's five administrator, Geri Sanchez-Aglipay. Thanks so much for joining me, Geri.
00:31 - Geri Aglipay: Thank you.
00:32 - Mason Paine: Now it's the 70th anniversary of the SBA. Can you tell me why was the SBA started in the first place?
00:39 - Geri Aglipay: The SBA was started in 1953 when President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed a law that created the SBA into existence. It really happened upon the heels of the Great Depression that had occurred, and then not long after World War II. And this country was looking to revitalize its economy in the 1950s given the economic conditions that had occurred, especially after World War. And so the FBA was established because we know that two out of three jobs are created by small businesses. It helps also to reinvest back into the community. We call that the multiplier fact. When you shop at a small business, you're actually making sure that those dollars are reinvested back into the community, shopping at small business, meaning that they're recirculated in the community, and they can be recirculated between seven to up to 10 times more in the community, which means that it can go towards shopping at other locations and reinvesting into the road, services and such. So really, shopping local does have that multiplier effect of reinvesting back into the community through commerce.
1:43- Mason Paine: Now that's really cool. But I'm also curious about what other programs does the SBA offer that's going to help entrepreneurs in general? Is there something that people don't know about?
1:53 - Geri Aglipay: Well, when we're celebrating our 70 years, we're celebrating the positive impact that we've had for American entrepreneurship, competition, and innovation through our economy. What we're doing now, that was with President Eisenhower and under President Biden and Administrator Guzman, we continue to put small businesses at the forefront of President Biden's investing in America agenda. What we're doing is that we are positioning the agency under Administrator, Guzman, and President Biden to meet people where they're at, leveraging technology, learning about that to improve customer service experience. I'm right now taking up this interview by myself with you as well. That's leveraging technology, making use of that so that we are saving time and money so small business owners can focus on what they do best, which is run their business. We also do that by advancing equity in all of our programs so that they can compete and win contracts in the global marketplace, but also the United States. Some of those programs are lending programs as well. They've been stall work flagship programs to actually provide affordable loans for small businesses to start up. And SBA has long been that gap financer, but we want to make sure everybody who wants to grow a business can in this country....The Small Business Administration is an invaluable resource for those seeking to launch their own business; but many are unaware of how exactly it can help you. Region Five Administrator, Geri Sanchez Aglipay; gives insights on the Small Business Admin...
The Small Business Administration is an invaluable resource for those seeking to launch their own business; but many are unaware of how exactly it can help you. Region Five Administrator, Geri Sanchez Aglipay; gives insights on the Small Business Administration and how it can help you.
00:09 - Mason Paine: In today's evolving entrepreneurial landscape, the importance of understanding the resources available to business owners is detrimental. One organization that has constantly supported the cause of small business is the Small Business Administration. This year marks a significant milestone for the SBA as it celebrates its 70th anniversary. Joining me to speak about the origin's achievements and where the SPA is headed in the future is Region's five administrator, Geri Sanchez-Aglipay. Thanks so much for joining me, Geri.
00:31 - Geri Aglipay: Thank you.
00:32 - Mason Paine: Now it's the 70th anniversary of the SBA. Can you tell me why was the SBA started in the first place?
00:39 - Geri Aglipay: The SBA was started in 1953 when President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed a law that created the SBA into existence. It really happened upon the heels of the Great Depression that had occurred, and then not long after World War II. And this country was looking to revitalize its economy in the 1950s given the economic conditions that had occurred, especially after World War. And so the FBA was established because we know that two out of three jobs are created by small businesses. It helps also to reinvest back into the community. We call that the multiplier fact. When you shop at a small business, you're actually making sure that those dollars are reinvested back into the community, shopping at small business, meaning that they're recirculated in the community, and they can be recirculated between seven to up to 10 times more in the community, which means that it can go towards shopping at other locations and reinvesting into the road, services and such. So really, shopping local does have that multiplier effect of reinvesting back into the community through commerce.
1:43- Mason Paine: Now that's really cool. But I'm also curious about what other programs does the SBA offer that's going to help entrepreneurs in general? Is there something that people don't know about?
1:53 - Geri Aglipay: Well, when we're celebrating our 70 years, we're celebrating the positive impact that we've had for American entrepreneurship, competition, and innovation through our economy. What we're doing now, that was with President Eisenhower and under President Biden and Administrator Guzman, we continue to put small businesses at the forefront of President Biden's investing in America agenda. What we're doing is that we are positioning the agency under Administrator, Guzman, and President Biden to meet people where they're at, leveraging technology, learning about that to improve customer service experience.]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse11:59Music From Around The World: Episode 105
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Fri, 18 Aug 2023 01:17:58 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7843https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw105/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw105/feed/0Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Stelios Vassiloudis, Will Taylor, Paluma, Mason Talbot, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
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Music From Around The World Episode 105 Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:15 This is Music From Around The World Episode 105. I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from Stelios Vassiloudis, Will Taylor, Paluma, Mason Talbot, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Stelios Vassiloudis: Start - 0:16 and End – 6:53From Athens, Greece comes Stelios Vassiloudis, a DJ and Producer with classical training. His educational path led him to pursue an acoustical engineering degree followed by a master's in composition and arrangement. Take a listen to his latest track “Heat”.
“Heat” is out now via Bedrock and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Stelios diverse and strong musical background has allowed him to earn not only a loyal fan base but secure collaborations with renowned labels like Bedrock, Poker Flat, Ovum, and Constant sound. For the latest on Stelios and his upcoming projects visit: Steliosvassiloudis.com; that’s S-T-E-L-I-O-S-V-A-S-S-I-L-O-U-D-I-S DOT COM
Will Taylor: Start – 6:54 and End – 14:20DJ and Producer, Will Taylor is one of the leading names in the UK Tech House scene. His signature sound has been instrumental in setting the trends within the genre. Take a listen to his latest track “Famous”.
“Famous” is out now via North of Neptune records and it's available on all streaming platforms. Since the start of his career, Will has been driven by a strong work ethic and desire to make unique music. This concept has opened the door to multiple opportunities like multi-summer residency at Amnesia Ibiza and club shows at Studio 338, Tobacco Dock, Motion Bristol and Soho Garden Dubai. For the latest on Will’s upcoming appearances and projects visit: Instagram.com/willtayloruk; that’s Instagram.com/W-I-L-L-T-A-Y-L-O-R-U-K
Vinyl’s From The Past: 14:22 to 25:06I am going to take a brief break from Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring “Underworld”.
“Underworld” was formed in 1987 and consisted of Karl Hyde and Rick Smith. As a duo they created synthpop music. However in 1990 the group became a trio and add Darren Emerson. At this point they went from synthpop to progressive house and techno. In 1996 they had their biggest mainstream hit “Born Slippy.Nuxx”, which was on the “Trainspotting” soundtrack. Take a listen here.
“Born Slippy.Nuxx” captured the emotional and human element of the characters in “Trainspotting”. The use of vocals in EDM was new at the time because EDM tracks were largely instrumental. In addition, this track was a fusion and trance with its driving, repetitive. synth beats. This fusion blurred the lines with the genres. All of these things combined assisted with the evolution of EDM.
That’s it for this week’s Vinyl’s from the past; now let’s get back to more music.
Paluma: Start – 25:07 and End – 31:53Our next artist, Paluma is a DJ and Producer from Australia that specializes in minimal music and deep house. For more than a decade, Paluma has been entertaining audiences with his live performances in Australia. 2020, marked the beginning of his journey as a producer and saw the release of his debut produced track "Rock The Boat".
Paluma is also known for his reworking of popular songs like Fergie's "London Bridge". He is back with his latest rework of Sean Paul’s 2000 hit “Temperature”; take a listen to it here.
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Stelios Vassiloudis, Will Taylor, Paluma,
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Stelios Vassiloudis, Will Taylor, Paluma, Mason Talbot, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Music From Around The World Episode 105 Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:15 This is Music From Around The World Episode 105. I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from Stelios Vassiloudis, Will Taylor, Paluma, Mason Talbot, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Stelios Vassiloudis: Start - 0:16 and End – 6:53From Athens, Greece comes Stelios Vassiloudis, a DJ and Producer with classical training. His educational path led him to pursue an acoustical engineering degree followed by a master's in composition and arrangement. Take a listen to his latest track “Heat”.
“Heat” is out now via Bedrock and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Stelios diverse and strong musical background has allowed him to earn not only a loyal fan base but secure collaborations with renowned labels like Bedrock, Poker Flat, Ovum, and Constant sound. For the latest on Stelios and his upcoming projects visit: Steliosvassiloudis.com; that’s S-T-E-L-I-O-S-V-A-S-S-I-L-O-U-D-I-S DOT COM
Will Taylor: Start – 6:54 and End – 14:20DJ and Producer, Will Taylor is one of the leading names in the UK Tech House scene. His signature sound has been instrumental in setting the trends within the genre. Take a listen to his latest track “Famous”.
“Famous” is out now via North of Neptune records and it's available on all streaming platforms. Since the start of his career, Will has been driven by a strong work ethic and desire to make unique music. This concept has opened the door to multiple opportunities like multi-summer residency at Amnesia Ibiza and club shows at Studio 338, Tobacco Dock, Motion Bristol and Soho Garden Dubai. For the latest on Will’s upcoming appearances and projects visit: Instagram.com/willtayloruk; that’s Instagram.com/W-I-L-L-T-A-Y-L-O-R-U-K
Vinyl’s From The Past: 14:22 to 25:06I am going to take a brief break from Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring “Underworld”.
“Underworld” was formed in 1987 and consisted of Karl Hyde and Rick Smith. As a duo they created synthpop music. However in 1990 the group became a trio and add Darren Emerson. At this point they went from synthpop to progressive house and techno. In 1996 they had their biggest mainstream hit “Born Slippy.Nuxx”, which was on the “Trainspotting” soundtrack. Take a listen here.
“Born Slippy.Nuxx” captured the emotional and human element of the characters in “Trainspotting”. The use of vocals in EDM was new at the time because EDM tracks were largely instrumental. In addition, this track was a fusion and trance with its driving, repetitive. synth beats. This fusion blurred the lines with the genres.]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse37:02Music From Around The World: Episode 104
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Thu, 10 Aug 2023 22:12:38 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7839https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw104/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw104/feed/0Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Edetto, Volaris, Lunar Disco, Byron the Aquarius, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
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Intro: 0:00 to 0:16This is Music From Around The World Episode 104. I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from Edetto, Volaris, Lunar Disco, Byron the Aquarius, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Edetto: Start – 0:16 and End – 6:09Edetto, a DJ and Producer from Bristol in the United Kingdom, who is highly respected among the Bristol EDM scene. Take a listen to his latest track “We don’t know”.
“We don’t know” is out now via EI8HT and its available on all streaming platforms. For the latest on Edetto and his latest projects; visit: Instagram.com/edettouk; that’s Instagram.com/E-D-E-T-T-O-U-K
Volaris: Start – 6:12 and End – 10:51In a matter of only a few years, Volaris has become an impressive force in the music industry. Having begun his career in 2022, this melodic house and techno DJ and Producer released his single “Hand of God” on mau5trap; which is an acclaimed record label. His music has been supported by some great names from the house and techno scenes including Solardo, Danny Howard, Vintage Culture and Dom Dolla. Check out his latest track “Don’t you know”.
“Don’t you know” is out now via mau5trap and its available on all streaming platforms. With his rapid rise in the melodic house and techno scene Volaris is an artist to pay attention to Visit: Instagram.com/volarismusicofc. For the latest on Volaris and his upcoming projects, that’s Instagram.com/V-O-L-A-R-I-S-M-U-S-I-C-O-F-C
Vinyl’s From The Past: 10:56 to 17:41I am going to take a brief break for Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring “Joey Beltram”.
“Joey Beltram” started DJ-ing at the young age of 13 in Queens, New York. In 1990, Joey had his breakthrough hit “Energy Flash”; which became a classic. Take a listen to it here.
Joey used the Roland TB-303 bass synthesizer to craft the unique, spacey overtones of “Energy Flash”. This was innovative at the time. In addition to this, "Energy Flash" release, had a profound effect on the EDM techno scene. During this time, European techno had a firm grip on the genre but with the release of "Energy Flash", a bridge between American and European techno was created.
“Joey Beltram” became a highly influential figure in EDM and with his release of “Energy Flash” he helped shape the direction of what techno is today.
That’s it for this week’s Vinyl’s from the past; now let’s get back to more music.
Lunar Disco: Start – 17:42 and End – 24:23Hailing from France, Lunar Disco is a duo consisting of Kate Elsworth and Nicolas Blistene. Kate is an incredible vocalist and songwriter while Nicolas has extensive experience as both a DJ and producer. Check out their latest release “Devil’s Hand”.
“Devil’s Hand” is out now via Crosstown Rebels and it's available on all streaming platforms. Kate and Nicolas are more than musical partners; they are in a romantic relationship as well. This adds further dynamics to their collaboration together. For the latest on Luna Disco’s upcoming projects visit: instagram.com/lunardiscomusic; that’s Instagram.com/L-U-N-A-R-D-I-S-C-O-M-U-S-I-C.
News Break: 24:25 to 25:00I am going to take a brief break for some music news.
Spotify subscribers are canceling their services because of the price increase which happened on August 1. According to the company the reason for the increase is to invest in more product offerings,Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Edetto, Volaris, Lunar Disco,
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Edetto, Volaris, Lunar Disco, Byron the Aquarius, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Music From Around The World Episode 104: Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:16This is Music From Around The World Episode 104. I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from Edetto, Volaris, Lunar Disco, Byron the Aquarius, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Edetto: Start – 0:16 and End – 6:09Edetto, a DJ and Producer from Bristol in the United Kingdom, who is highly respected among the Bristol EDM scene. Take a listen to his latest track “We don’t know”.
“We don’t know” is out now via EI8HT and its available on all streaming platforms. For the latest on Edetto and his latest projects; visit: Instagram.com/edettouk; that’s Instagram.com/E-D-E-T-T-O-U-K
Volaris: Start – 6:12 and End – 10:51In a matter of only a few years, Volaris has become an impressive force in the music industry. Having begun his career in 2022, this melodic house and techno DJ and Producer released his single “Hand of God” on mau5trap; which is an acclaimed record label. His music has been supported by some great names from the house and techno scenes including Solardo, Danny Howard, Vintage Culture and Dom Dolla. Check out his latest track “Don’t you know”.
“Don’t you know” is out now via mau5trap and its available on all streaming platforms. With his rapid rise in the melodic house and techno scene Volaris is an artist to pay attention to Visit: Instagram.com/volarismusicofc. For the latest on Volaris and his upcoming projects, that’s Instagram.com/V-O-L-A-R-I-S-M-U-S-I-C-O-F-C
Vinyl’s From The Past: 10:56 to 17:41I am going to take a brief break for Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring “Joey Beltram”.
“Joey Beltram” started DJ-ing at the young age of 13 in Queens, New York. In 1990, Joey had his breakthrough hit “Energy Flash”; which became a classic. Take a listen to it here.
Joey used the Roland TB-303 bass synthesizer to craft the unique, spacey overtones of “Energy Flash”. This was innovative at the time. In addition to this, "Energy Flash" release, had a profound effect on the EDM techno scene. During this time, European techno had a firm grip on the genre but with the release of "Energy Flash", a bridge between American and European techno was created.
“Joey Beltram” became a highly influential figure in EDM and with his release of “Energy Flash” he helped shape the direction of what techno is today.
That’s it for this week’s Vinyl’s from the past; now let’s get back to more music.
Lunar Disco: Start – 17:42 and End – 24:23Hailing from France, Lunar Disco is a duo consisting of Kate Elsworth and Nicolas Blistene. Kate is an incredible vocalist and songwriter while Nicolas has extensive experience as ...]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse31:40Music From Around The World: Episode 103
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Fri, 04 Aug 2023 01:30:25 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7833https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw103/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw103/feed/0Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Luca Olivotto, Eli Nissan, Tibi Dabo, Timmy P, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
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Intro: 0:00 to 0:15This is Music From Around The World Episode 103. I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from Luca Olivotto, Eli Nissan, Tibi Dabo, Timmy P, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Luca Olivotto: Start -0:16 and End – 6:41Berlin-based Luca Olivotto has established an impressive reputation as a DJ and Producer. His passion for House and Disco, combined with his innovative approach to composition, have enabled him to stand out in the industry. Check out his latest release “That’s For You”
“That’s For You” is out now via Groove Culture Deep and it's available on all streaming platforms. A true multi-dimensional artist, Luca not only creates music but also owns two labels - "Small Great Things" and "Endless Music". Both are committed to encouraging originality and innovation. Additionally, he operates two popular event series in Berlin called “Small Great Garden” and “Small Great House”. For the latest on Luca's latest projects visit: Instagram.com/lucaolivotto; that’s Instagram.com/L-U-C-A-O-L-I-V-O-T-T-O.
Eli Nissan,: Start – 6:43 and End -15:45For more than two decades, Eli Nissan has been a major part of the Tel Aviv Progressive House scene. His dedication to developing dance music in Israel has made him an iconic figure in the industry. Take a listen to his latest track “Cosmic”.
“Cosmic” is out now via Lost Miracle and its available on all streaming platforms. Eli's ability to remain relevant in the Progressive House scene is evidence shows his commitment to pushing himself beyond the limits of creativity. His dedication has kept him at the forefront for over twenty plus years with no signs of him stopping. Visit Instagram.com/eli_nissan for the latest on his music and other projects. That’s Instagram.com/E-L-I UNDERSCORE N-I-S-S-A-N
Vinyl’s From The Past: 15:47 to 24:46I am going to take a brief break for Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring “Robert Miles”.
A pioneer of the electronic music scene, “Robert Miles” was a renowned DJ and Producer. He started his career DJ-ing in Italian clubs with his mixes later being played on local radio stations. It wasn't until 1995 that his name became widely recognized with the release of "Children". This track quickly gained international success becoming an instant classic. Take a listen to it here.
“Children” contributed to the emergence of dream house and trance by bringing a unique sound to the EDM genre. Robert’s track featured a soothing piano melody coupled with progressive beats, not as intense as many other tracks during that period of time. It was initially released in Europe but its popularity quickly spread worldwide, appealing to a global audience.
The idea behind “Children'' came about as a result of a troubling issue in Italy: young people were getting into car accidents after partying and clubbing late. To help prevent such incidents, Miles crafted the track to be slow and serene, so that it could help settle down those who had gone out for the night before driving home. Robert inadvertently created something that not only saved people but touched them emotionally.
That’s it for this week’s Vinyl’s from the past; now let’s get back to more music.
Tibi Dabo: Start -24:47 and End -33:23Hailing from Berlin, Germany is Max Guardans who goes by the stage name Tibi Dabo when using his talents to DJ...Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Luca Olivotto, Eli Nissan, Tibi Dabo,
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Luca Olivotto, Eli Nissan, Tibi Dabo, Timmy P, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Music From Around The World Episode 103: Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:15This is Music From Around The World Episode 103. I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from Luca Olivotto, Eli Nissan, Tibi Dabo, Timmy P, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Luca Olivotto: Start -0:16 and End – 6:41Berlin-based Luca Olivotto has established an impressive reputation as a DJ and Producer. His passion for House and Disco, combined with his innovative approach to composition, have enabled him to stand out in the industry. Check out his latest release “That’s For You”
“That’s For You” is out now via Groove Culture Deep and it's available on all streaming platforms. A true multi-dimensional artist, Luca not only creates music but also owns two labels - "Small Great Things" and "Endless Music". Both are committed to encouraging originality and innovation. Additionally, he operates two popular event series in Berlin called “Small Great Garden” and “Small Great House”. For the latest on Luca's latest projects visit: Instagram.com/lucaolivotto; that’s Instagram.com/L-U-C-A-O-L-I-V-O-T-T-O.
Eli Nissan,: Start – 6:43 and End -15:45For more than two decades, Eli Nissan has been a major part of the Tel Aviv Progressive House scene. His dedication to developing dance music in Israel has made him an iconic figure in the industry. Take a listen to his latest track “Cosmic”.
“Cosmic” is out now via Lost Miracle and its available on all streaming platforms. Eli's ability to remain relevant in the Progressive House scene is evidence shows his commitment to pushing himself beyond the limits of creativity. His dedication has kept him at the forefront for over twenty plus years with no signs of him stopping. Visit Instagram.com/eli_nissan for the latest on his music and other projects. That’s Instagram.com/E-L-I UNDERSCORE N-I-S-S-A-N
Vinyl’s From The Past: 15:47 to 24:46I am going to take a brief break for Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring “Robert Miles”.
A pioneer of the electronic music scene, “Robert Miles” was a renowned DJ and Producer. He started his career DJ-ing in Italian clubs with his mixes later being played on local radio stations. It wasn't until 1995 that his name became widely recognized with the release of "Children". This track quickly gained international success becoming an instant classic. Take a listen to it here.
“Children” contributed to the emergence of dream house and trance by bringing a unique sound to the EDM genre. Robert’s track featured a soothing piano melody coupled with progressive beats, not as intense as many other tracks during that period of time. It was initially released in Europe but its popularity quickly spread worldwide, appealing to a global audience.
]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse41:31Music From Around The World: Episode 102
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Fri, 28 Jul 2023 02:49:58 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7827https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw102/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw102/feed/0 Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including UDM, Andhim, Italobros, Rossi, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
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Intro: 0:00 to 0:16This is Music From Around The World Episode 102. I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from UDM, Andhim, Italobros, Rossi, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
UDM: Start - 0:16 and End -7:29Ukrainian Trance producer Dmitriy Uskov who goes by UDM, has been making waves on the music scene since 2010. Supported by renowned artists such as Aly & Fila, Roger Shah, Rank 1 and Mark Pladger, Uskov has established himself as an important figure in the Trance scene. Check out his latest track “Sunlit”.
“Sunlit '' is out now via Activate Recordings and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Despite his global recognition for his contributions to Trance music, UDM prefers to keep a low profile and focus on the music itself. His tracks have gained much radio support from renowned DJ's like Paul van Dyk, Aly & Fila, and Alex M.O.R.P.H., which has only served to further enhance his standing within the industry. For the latest on UDM’s upcoming projects visit: Facebook.com/UDMTrance; that’s Facebook.com/U-D-M-T-R-A-N-C-E.
Andhim: Start – 7:33 and End – 14:12Simon Haehnel and Tobia Muller, the DJ and Producer duo from Germany, came together to form Andhim in 2010. With their unique blend of melodic and deep house, they created their own style they called “Super House”. With over 60 songs, remixes and collaborations with notable artists such as Diplo, Högni Egilsson, Groove Armada, and Elderbrook, these guys have made quite a name for themselves in the house genre. Take a listen to their latest track “I love you”.
“I love you” is out now via Superfriends Records and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Andhim are famous for being one of most accomplished DJ duos in the industry; having played over 100 international shows every year and holding residencies in New York, Los Angeles, London, and Melbourne. In 2016, they established Superfriends Records to bring their creativity to life. This label serves as a platform for their boldest projects. For the latest on Andhim's latest appearance and projects visit: Instagram.com/andhim_music; that’s Instagram.com/A-N-D-H-I-M UNDERSCORE M-U-S-I-C.
Vinyl’s From The Past: 14:15 to 22:02I am going to take a brief break for Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring “Stardust”.
In 1998 three of the top names in French House music, “Stardust” was a supergroup comprised of Thomas Bangalter from Daft Punk, Alan Braxe as producer and Benjamin Diamond as EDM vocalist. Together these three created an iconic trio in the genre. They released on single called "Music Sounds Better With You" and it quickly became a worldwide hit, achieving the number one spot in both US and UK charts. Take a listen to it here.
The originality behind "Music Sounds Better With You" was remarkable. From the simple sampling of a guitar loop from Chaka Khan's “Fate”, “Stardust” created a unique sound not heard in mainstream techno and trance of the 90s. This melding of disco beats with repetitive lyrics created a captivating groove that sparked renewed interest in disco and house music, leading to the resurgence of French house. Unfortunately, this was the only song released by “Stardust” afterwards they disbanded.
That’s it for this week’s Vinyl’s from the past; now let’s get back to more music.
Italobros: Start – 22:04 and End – 25:32Coming from Scalea, Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including UDM, Andhim, Italobros, Rossi,
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including UDM, Andhim, Italobros, Rossi, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Intro: 0:00 to 0:16This is Music From Around The World Episode 102. I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from UDM, Andhim, Italobros, Rossi, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
UDM: Start - 0:16 and End -7:29Ukrainian Trance producer Dmitriy Uskov who goes by UDM, has been making waves on the music scene since 2010. Supported by renowned artists such as Aly & Fila, Roger Shah, Rank 1 and Mark Pladger, Uskov has established himself as an important figure in the Trance scene. Check out his latest track “Sunlit”.
“Sunlit '' is out now via Activate Recordings and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Despite his global recognition for his contributions to Trance music, UDM prefers to keep a low profile and focus on the music itself. His tracks have gained much radio support from renowned DJ's like Paul van Dyk, Aly & Fila, and Alex M.O.R.P.H., which has only served to further enhance his standing within the industry. For the latest on UDM’s upcoming projects visit: Facebook.com/UDMTrance; that’s Facebook.com/U-D-M-T-R-A-N-C-E.
Andhim: Start – 7:33 and End – 14:12Simon Haehnel and Tobia Muller, the DJ and Producer duo from Germany, came together to form Andhim in 2010. With their unique blend of melodic and deep house, they created their own style they called “Super House”. With over 60 songs, remixes and collaborations with notable artists such as Diplo, Högni Egilsson, Groove Armada, and Elderbrook, these guys have made quite a name for themselves in the house genre. Take a listen to their latest track “I love you”.
“I love you” is out now via Superfriends Records and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Andhim are famous for being one of most accomplished DJ duos in the industry; having played over 100 international shows every year and holding residencies in New York, Los Angeles, London, and Melbourne. In 2016, they established Superfriends Records to bring their creativity to life. This label serves as a platform for their boldest projects. For the latest on Andhim's latest appearance and projects visit: Instagram.com/andhim_music; that’s Instagram.com/A-N-D-H-I-M UNDERSCORE M-U-S-I-C.
Vinyl’s From The Past: 14:15 to 22:02I am going to take a brief break for Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring “Stardust”.
In 1998 three of the top names in French House music, “Stardust” was a supergroup comprised of Thomas Bangalter from Daft Punk, Alan Braxe as producer and Benjamin Diamond as EDM vocalist. Together these three created an iconic trio in the genre. They released on single called "Music Sounds Better With You" and it quickly became a worldwide hit, achieving the number one spot in both US and UK charts. Take a listen to it here.
]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse34:16Find out how the Small Business Administration can help you start your business
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Sun, 23 Jul 2023 23:18:04 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7814https://masonverapaine.com/utilizingthesba/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/utilizingthesba/feed/0The Small Business Administration is an invaluable resource for those seeking to launch their own business; but many are unaware of how exactly it can help you. Region Five Administrator, Geri Sanchez Aglipay; gives insights on the Small Business Administration and how it can help you.
For information about the services SBA provides, visit: SBA.govLike the SBA on Twitter at: Twitter.com/SBAgovLike and Follow on SBA on Facebook at: Facebook.com/SBAgov
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00:00 – Announcer: Mason Vera Paine.
00:01 – Mason: When it comes to entrepreneurship, many people don't know what resources are available to them and how to utilize them. One of those resources is the Small Business Administration or the SBA. Joining me to speak about this organization is Region 5 Administrator Geri Sanchez Aglipay. Thank you for taking the time to speak with me, Geri.
00:19 - Geri Aglipay: Good to be here. Thank you for having me.
00:22 – Mason: So tell me, prior to joining the SBA, what did you do?
00:25 - Geri Aglipay: I was at a national nonprofit organization where I oversaw field work and policy work for small business and economic development for the Midwest region, but also nationwide for women's entrepreneurship as well.
00:40 – Mason: Wow. So this sounds like it's a passion for you.
00:43 - Geri Aglipay: Building wealth and addressing financial insecurity and increasing prosperity is something that is not only a professional interest, but it's a personal interest and passion as well.
00:54 – Mason: Was there anything in particular that led you to the SBA, though?
00:58 - Geri Aglipay: What led me to the SBA was they were long time colleagues of mine with the federal government. And for a number of years, I had seen what good government does with the SBA field offices. And that's who I've been most familiar with working with, the SBA district offices. And working with them, not only for on the ground work, doing outreach to women and those who are traditionally socio economically disadvantaged, so to speak, really gave me such high regard for my colleagues who I were working with alongside all these years. When the pandemic hit, it was the SBA that I turned to because they were the ones who actually were supporting those small business owners who weren't prepared with so many of the financial aid and pandemic relief. I turned to them and I said, Hey, the business owners need our help. Can we do more regular partnerships? W e actually worked together before I was at the SBA and did a lot of outreach about how to navigate the pandemic and how to survive it and what are the free, no cost resources so anybody can get help what they need.
2:05 – Mason: Now, it's funny about the SBA. I know that that is a program that anybody can join, but it wasn't very well known, I think, before the pandemic. Do you think during the pandemic there was more light shed on those programs?
2:17 - Geri Aglipay: Absolutely. I mean, the Small Business Administration as a federal agency has been around for 70 years since President Eisenhower established it. He established it because he knew, which many economists and now people know more since the SBA became well known during the pandemic, is that small businesses are the backbone of our economy. They are giants of economy as Minister Guzman says. They create two thirds of the job. They also are 40 % of our economic productivity. I think for the SBA, it may not have been as well known before, but after the pandemic, we were the only federal agency, well actually, lender in the world to provide relief to its borrowers where in six months, they did not have to pay the principal, the fees, or interest on their current loans. The SBA is there to establish the level of the field to make sure that people who wanted to be an entrepreneur and had a sm...The Small Business Administration is an invaluable resource for those seeking to launch their own business; but many are unaware of how exactly it can help you. Region Five Administrator, Geri Sanchez Aglipay; gives insights on the Small Business Admin...
The Small Business Administration is an invaluable resource for those seeking to launch their own business; but many are unaware of how exactly it can help you. Region Five Administrator, Geri Sanchez Aglipay; gives insights on the Small Business Administration and how it can help you.
Mason Vera Paine and Geri Aglipay: SBA Transcription
00:00 – Announcer: Mason Vera Paine.
00:01 – Mason: When it comes to entrepreneurship, many people don't know what resources are available to them and how to utilize them. One of those resources is the Small Business Administration or the SBA. Joining me to speak about this organization is Region 5 Administrator Geri Sanchez Aglipay. Thank you for taking the time to speak with me, Geri.
00:19 - Geri Aglipay: Good to be here. Thank you for having me.
00:22 – Mason: So tell me, prior to joining the SBA, what did you do?
00:25 - Geri Aglipay: I was at a national nonprofit organization where I oversaw field work and policy work for small business and economic development for the Midwest region, but also nationwide for women's entrepreneurship as well.
00:40 – Mason: Wow. So this sounds like it's a passion for you.
00:43 - Geri Aglipay: Building wealth and addressing financial insecurity and increasing prosperity is something that is not only a professional interest, but it's a personal interest and passion as well.
00:54 – Mason: Was there anything in particular that led you to the SBA, though?
00:58 - Geri Aglipay: What led me to the SBA was they were long time colleagues of mine with the federal government. And for a number of years, I had seen what good government does with the SBA field offices. And that's who I've been most familiar with working with, the SBA district offices. And working with them, not only for on the ground work, doing outreach to women and those who are traditionally socio economically disadvantaged, so to speak, really gave me such high regard for my colleagues who I were working with alongside all these years. When the pandemic hit, it was the SBA that I turned to because they were the ones who actually were supporting those small business owners who weren't prepared with so many of the financial aid and pandemic relief. I turned to them and I said, Hey, the business owners need our help. Can we do more regular partnerships? W e actually worked together before I was at the SBA and did a lot of outreach about how to navigate the pandemic and how to survive it and what are the free, no cost resources so anybody can get help what they need.
2:05 – Mason: Now, it's funny about the SBA. I know that that is a program that anybody can join, but it wasn't very well known, I think, before the pandemic. Do you think during the pandemic there was more light shed on those programs?
2:17 - Geri Aglipay: Absolutely. I mean, the Small Business Administration as a federal agency has been around for 70 years since President Eisenhower established it. He established it because he knew, which many economists and now people know more since the SBA became well known during the pandemic, is that small businesses are the backbone of our economy.]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse15:02Music From Around The World: Episode 101
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Thu, 20 Jul 2023 17:50:35 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7810https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw101/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw101/feed/0Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Gianni Firmaio, Dan Stone, Brecc, Da Hool, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
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Intro: 0:00 to 0:14This is Music From Around The World Episode 101. I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from Gianni Firmaio, Dan Stone, Brecc, Da Hool, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Gianni Firmaio: Start – 0:16 and End – 7:12Gianni Firmaio is an established name in the world of Italian Tech House production and DJ-ing. Currently in Barcelona, Spain, he began his career as a DJ in 1990 and gradually expanded his range to include producing. He has produced music for several major labels ElRow Music, Viva Music, Rawthetic, Happy Techno, DPE and more. Take a listen to his latest track “Oasis”.
“Oasis” is out now via Techaway Records and its available on all streaming platforms. In 2013, Gianni decided to launch his own music label named “Mushroom Smile Records”. This label is committed to helping the growth of techno house and techno artist. Additionally, he hosts a party in Barcelona titled “Soundcheckbcn”. Gianni’s many efforts have help foster the growth of techno. For the latest on Gianni’s upcoming projects visit: Instagram.com/giannifirmaio; that’s Instagram.com/G-I-A-N-N-I-F-I-R-M-A-I-O
Dan Stone: Start -7:17 and End -13:48At the age of 17, Norfolk’s very own Dan Stone had already made a name for himself as a resident DJ spinning house, trance and garage. It wasn't long before he began producing his own music, and in 2005 he was signed to the famous Anjunabeats label. His primary focus is on trance music, blending melodic and euphoric elements together to create something truly distinct. Check out his latest track “Leave”.
“Leave” is out now via Future Sound of Egypt Limited and its available on all streaming platforms. Dan Stone in 2017 started his own record label FSOE which is dedicated to melodic and euphoric trance. He is a key figure in the growth of the trance scene as well as pushing its boundaries. For the latest on Dan and his upcoming projects visit: Instagram.com/danstonemusic; that’s Instagram.com/D-A-N-S-T-O-N-E-M-U-S-I-C.
Vinyl’s From The Past: 13:51 to 18:34I am going to take a brief break for Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring “Moby”.
Born in Harlem, New York, Richard Melville Hall started his music career as “Moby” in a punk band and then later as a DJ. His name was a tribute to his distant relative Herman Melville the author of “Moby Dick”. In 1990 “Moby” gained recognition with his track “Go”. Take a listen to it here.
The track "Go" made a huge impact on the electronic dance music (EDM) scene due to its incorporation of an unlikely sample of the “Laura Palmer’s Theme” from the television show “Twin Peaks”. This creative sample was something new and exciting for EDM fans, as well as its combination of house, techno and ambient genres. As a result, it opened up the genre to many listeners who had never experienced it before.
“Go” played a major role in establishing “Moby” as a major player in the EDM scene. After many years “Go” continues to influence DJ’s and Producers. It is still being remixed and played. This track defined 90’s EDM.
That’s it for this Vinyl’s from the past now, let's get back to the music.
Brecc: Start – 18:35 and End -24:13Hailing from Utrecht is DJ and Producer Brecc. His sound incorporates industrial techno with complex and textured layers. After years of fine-tuning his technique,Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Gianni Firmaio, Dan Stone, Brecc, Da Hool,
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Gianni Firmaio, Dan Stone, Brecc, Da Hool, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Intro: 0:00 to 0:14This is Music From Around The World Episode 101. I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from Gianni Firmaio, Dan Stone, Brecc, Da Hool, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Gianni Firmaio: Start – 0:16 and End – 7:12Gianni Firmaio is an established name in the world of Italian Tech House production and DJ-ing. Currently in Barcelona, Spain, he began his career as a DJ in 1990 and gradually expanded his range to include producing. He has produced music for several major labels ElRow Music, Viva Music, Rawthetic, Happy Techno, DPE and more. Take a listen to his latest track “Oasis”.
“Oasis” is out now via Techaway Records and its available on all streaming platforms. In 2013, Gianni decided to launch his own music label named “Mushroom Smile Records”. This label is committed to helping the growth of techno house and techno artist. Additionally, he hosts a party in Barcelona titled “Soundcheckbcn”. Gianni’s many efforts have help foster the growth of techno. For the latest on Gianni’s upcoming projects visit: Instagram.com/giannifirmaio; that’s Instagram.com/G-I-A-N-N-I-F-I-R-M-A-I-O
Dan Stone: Start -7:17 and End -13:48At the age of 17, Norfolk’s very own Dan Stone had already made a name for himself as a resident DJ spinning house, trance and garage. It wasn't long before he began producing his own music, and in 2005 he was signed to the famous Anjunabeats label. His primary focus is on trance music, blending melodic and euphoric elements together to create something truly distinct. Check out his latest track “Leave”.
“Leave” is out now via Future Sound of Egypt Limited and its available on all streaming platforms. Dan Stone in 2017 started his own record label FSOE which is dedicated to melodic and euphoric trance. He is a key figure in the growth of the trance scene as well as pushing its boundaries. For the latest on Dan and his upcoming projects visit: Instagram.com/danstonemusic; that’s Instagram.com/D-A-N-S-T-O-N-E-M-U-S-I-C.
Vinyl’s From The Past: 13:51 to 18:34I am going to take a brief break for Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring “Moby”.
Born in Harlem, New York, Richard Melville Hall started his music career as “Moby” in a punk band and then later as a DJ. His name was a tribute to his distant relative Herman Melville the author of “Moby Dick”. In 1990 “Moby” gained recognition with his track “Go”. Take a listen to it here.
The track "Go" made a huge impact on the electronic dance music (EDM) scene due to its incorporation of an unlikely sample of the “Laura Palmer’s Theme” from the television show “Twin Peaks”. This creative sample was something new and exciting for EDM fans,]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse31:04Music From Around The World: Episode 100
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Thu, 13 Jul 2023 23:12:18 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7804https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw100/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw100/feed/0Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Aimoon, Gareth Wild, Ladymonix, Alpha 9, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
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MFAW 100 Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:14This is Music From Around The World Episode 100. I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from Aimoon, Gareth Wild, Ladymonix, Alpha 9, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Aimoon: Start – 0:15 and End -7:10Since childhood, DJ and Producer Aimoon has had a love for music. Having grown up playing the clarinet, he soon developed a passion for EDM after being exposed to “No Limit: by 2 Unlimited" and soundtracks from video games such as "Need For Speed". As he got older, Aimoon delved into the world of trance production and was inspired by notable artists like Armin van Buuren, Above & Beyond and Tiesto. Take a listen to his latest track “ Terra Nova”
“Terra Nova '' is out now via AVA White records and its available on all streaming platforms. Aimoon music has roots in Eurodance and Techno, but it was his passion for Trance that truly made him stand out. He found inspiration from some of the genre's most renowned artists which allowed him to evolve in the scene. For the latest on Aimoon upcoming projects visit: Aimoonmusic.com; that’s A-I-M-O-O-N-M-U-S-I-C- DOT COM
Gareth Wild: Start – 7:12 and End – 13:45UK artist Gareth Wild is an artist with a long and influential history in the Techno music industry. His journey began way back in 1992, when he first developed an interest in Jungle music, eventually leading him to his true passion of underground rave culture and techno music. As well as being a DJ and Producer, Wild also wears many hats such as being the owner and manager of EarToGround, as well as co-owner of LDNwht and East Side Gallery. Check out his latest track “Scavenger’s Daughter”.
“Scavenger’s Daughter” is out now via Soma Records LTD and its available on all streaming platforms. Gareth has made a huge impact on the UK Techno music scene, playing an active role in developing it. He is credited with bringing well-known names such as Jonas Kopp and Reeko to the UK. For the latest on Gareth and his upcoming projects visit: Instagram.com/gareth_wild_etg; that’s Instagram.com/G-A-R-E-T-H UNDERSCORE W-I-L-D-UNDERSCORE E-T-G
Vinyl’s From The Past: 13:47 to 20:05I am going to take a brief break for Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring “Technotronic”.
In 1987, Jo Bogaert and Manuela Kamosi created “Technotronic” a musical project that featured Fashion Model Kilingi as their visual front. Ya Kid K was the stage name used by Kamosi when performing with the group. In 1989 the group released “Pump Up the Jam” which became an international hit. Take a listen to it here.
“Pump Up the Jam” was originally an instrumental track but was remixed with Kamosi lyrics. This track was highly praised for bringing together the elements of American house, European dance music and hip hop. As a result, it had a significant impact on the production of popular dance songs in the 90’s. Over the years, many musicians have sampled or remixed this work, as well as incorporating it into various films, video games and television programs. That’s it for this Vinyl’s from the past now, let's get back to the music.
Ladymonix: Start – 20:07 and End – 26:59Hailing from Detroit, Ladymonix is a renowned DJ and Producer. With a passion for music that began in 2004 when she started DJ-ing in Los Angeles, Ladymonix relocated to her hometown of Detroit in 2015. Her style can be described as deep disco,Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Aimoon, Gareth Wild, Ladymonix, Alpha 9,
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Aimoon, Gareth Wild, Ladymonix, Alpha 9, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Intro: 0:00 to 0:14This is Music From Around The World Episode 100. I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from Aimoon, Gareth Wild, Ladymonix, Alpha 9, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Aimoon: Start – 0:15 and End -7:10Since childhood, DJ and Producer Aimoon has had a love for music. Having grown up playing the clarinet, he soon developed a passion for EDM after being exposed to “No Limit: by 2 Unlimited" and soundtracks from video games such as "Need For Speed". As he got older, Aimoon delved into the world of trance production and was inspired by notable artists like Armin van Buuren, Above & Beyond and Tiesto. Take a listen to his latest track “ Terra Nova”
“Terra Nova '' is out now via AVA White records and its available on all streaming platforms. Aimoon music has roots in Eurodance and Techno, but it was his passion for Trance that truly made him stand out. He found inspiration from some of the genre's most renowned artists which allowed him to evolve in the scene. For the latest on Aimoon upcoming projects visit: Aimoonmusic.com; that’s A-I-M-O-O-N-M-U-S-I-C- DOT COM
Gareth Wild: Start – 7:12 and End – 13:45UK artist Gareth Wild is an artist with a long and influential history in the Techno music industry. His journey began way back in 1992, when he first developed an interest in Jungle music, eventually leading him to his true passion of underground rave culture and techno music. As well as being a DJ and Producer, Wild also wears many hats such as being the owner and manager of EarToGround, as well as co-owner of LDNwht and East Side Gallery. Check out his latest track “Scavenger’s Daughter”.
“Scavenger’s Daughter” is out now via Soma Records LTD and its available on all streaming platforms. Gareth has made a huge impact on the UK Techno music scene, playing an active role in developing it. He is credited with bringing well-known names such as Jonas Kopp and Reeko to the UK. For the latest on Gareth and his upcoming projects visit: Instagram.com/gareth_wild_etg; that’s Instagram.com/G-A-R-E-T-H UNDERSCORE W-I-L-D-UNDERSCORE E-T-G
Vinyl’s From The Past: 13:47 to 20:05I am going to take a brief break for Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring “Technotronic”.
In 1987, Jo Bogaert and Manuela Kamosi created “Technotronic” a musical project that featured Fashion Model Kilingi as their visual front. Ya Kid K was the stage name used by Kamosi when performing with the group. In 1989 the group released “Pump Up the Jam” which became an international hit. Take a listen to it here.
“Pump Up the Jam” was originally an instrumental track but was remixed with Kamosi lyrics. This track was highly praised for bringing together the elements of American house, European dance music and hip hop. As a result,]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse36:37Music From Around The World: Episode 99
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Thu, 06 Jul 2023 15:45:40 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7798https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw99/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw99/feed/0Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Mladen Tomic, Bours?, Joyce Muniz, Enei, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
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Music From Around The World Transcription
Intro: 00:00 to 0:11This is Music From Around The World Episode 99. I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from Mladen Tomic, Bours?, Joyce Muniz, Enei, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Mladen Tomic: Start -0:12 and End – 8:32Hailing from Bosnia is the renowned DJ and Producer Mladen Tomic. His music includes a blend of techno and house. He is also known for his original productions and remixes for performers such as Mauro Picotto, Sebastian Leger, Cristian Varela, Stefano Noferin to name a few. Take a listen to his latest “Invisible Limit”.
“Invisible Limit”.is out now via Music Treasures and its available on all streaming platforms. Mladen's journey in the world of music began in 1999, when he and Sinisa Tamamović joined forces. Together, they put on events throughout the Western Balkans. Despite nearly a quarter century in the industry, Mladen remains as passionate about making music as ever and shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon. For the latest on Mladen and his upcoming releases visit: facebook.com/djmladentomic; that’s facebook.com/D-J-M-L-A-D-E-N-T-O-M-I-C
Bours?: Start – 8:33 and End – 15:07Our next artist Bours?, is a French DJ and Producer who is the most influential Parisian underground scene. He has been producing music for over a decade with various styles before settling on Techno Rave. His tracks consist of chopped up vocals and hard kicks. Here is a listen to his latest track “Salsita”.
“Salsita” is out now via RAW and its available on all streaming platforms. Bours? Is playing a major role in the growth of the EDM scene; having created “Thumps Out Traxx” a label where he features and support upcoming artists. His mission is simple, he wishes to see the genre reach its full potential. For the latest on Bours? and his upcoming projects visit: instagram.com/bours_1; that’s instagram.com/B-O-U-R-S UNDERSCORE 1
Vinyl’s From The Past: 15:09 to 23:30I am going to take a brief break for Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring “New Order”.
In the early 80’s Joy Division was formed with lead singer Ian Curtis, Bernard Sumner (vocals, guitars, synthesizers), Peter Hook (bass, backing vocals), and Stephen Morris (drums, electronic drums, synthesizers). The group disbanded after the untimely death of Ian. The remaining members formed a new group, called “New Order”.
“New Order” was considered a rock band but they actually were a fusion of post-punk, new wave and electronic music. One of their breakthrough singles was “Blue Monday” which is regarded as one of the most influential songs in EDM. Take a listen to it here.
“Blue Monday” was known for its electronic instruments being showcased such as the use of pulsating synth basslines, catchy melodies and programmed drum beats. The song also melded rock and electronic elements which helped influence not only EDM but alternative dance and synthpop. That’s it for this Vinyl’s from the past now, let's get back to the music.
Joyce Muniz: Start – 23:30 and End – 29:58Berlin-based artist Joyce Muniz is a well-known DJ and producer who has been working alongside some of the top names in the club scene such as Maya Jane Coles, Claptone and Anabel Englund. Check out her latest track “Balin Bali”.
“Balin Bali '' is out now via Exploited and is available on all streaming platforms. Joyce is a remarkable artist within the EDM comm...Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Mladen Tomic, Bours?, Joyce Muniz, Enei,
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Mladen Tomic, Bours?, Joyce Muniz, Enei, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Intro: 00:00 to 0:11This is Music From Around The World Episode 99. I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from Mladen Tomic, Bours?, Joyce Muniz, Enei, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Mladen Tomic: Start -0:12 and End – 8:32Hailing from Bosnia is the renowned DJ and Producer Mladen Tomic. His music includes a blend of techno and house. He is also known for his original productions and remixes for performers such as Mauro Picotto, Sebastian Leger, Cristian Varela, Stefano Noferin to name a few. Take a listen to his latest “Invisible Limit”.
“Invisible Limit”.is out now via Music Treasures and its available on all streaming platforms. Mladen's journey in the world of music began in 1999, when he and Sinisa Tamamović joined forces. Together, they put on events throughout the Western Balkans. Despite nearly a quarter century in the industry, Mladen remains as passionate about making music as ever and shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon. For the latest on Mladen and his upcoming releases visit: facebook.com/djmladentomic; that’s facebook.com/D-J-M-L-A-D-E-N-T-O-M-I-C
Bours?: Start – 8:33 and End – 15:07Our next artist Bours?, is a French DJ and Producer who is the most influential Parisian underground scene. He has been producing music for over a decade with various styles before settling on Techno Rave. His tracks consist of chopped up vocals and hard kicks. Here is a listen to his latest track “Salsita”.
“Salsita” is out now via RAW and its available on all streaming platforms. Bours? Is playing a major role in the growth of the EDM scene; having created “Thumps Out Traxx” a label where he features and support upcoming artists. His mission is simple, he wishes to see the genre reach its full potential. For the latest on Bours? and his upcoming projects visit: instagram.com/bours_1; that’s instagram.com/B-O-U-R-S UNDERSCORE 1
Vinyl’s From The Past: 15:09 to 23:30I am going to take a brief break for Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring “New Order”.
In the early 80’s Joy Division was formed with lead singer Ian Curtis, Bernard Sumner (vocals, guitars, synthesizers), Peter Hook (bass, backing vocals), and Stephen Morris (drums, electronic drums, synthesizers). The group disbanded after the untimely death of Ian. The remaining members formed a new group, called “New Order”.
“New Order” was considered a rock band but they actually were a fusion of post-punk, new wave and electronic music. One of their breakthrough singles was “Blue Monday” which is regarded as one of the most influential songs in EDM. Take a listen to it here.
“Blue Monday” was known for its electronic instruments being showcased such as the use of pulsating synth basslines, catchy melodies and programmed drum beats.]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse37:14Find out the top searched trends of June 2023 on Google
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Thu, 29 Jun 2023 20:40:40 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7789https://masonverapaine.com/topgooglejunetrends/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/topgooglejunetrends/feed/0As June draws to a close, let's take a look at what the world's been searching for in Entertainment, Culture, Science, Sports and more with Google Trends expert Christina Basillio.
For the latest trends from Google visit: Trends.Google.com/TrendsFollow Twitter on Google at: Twitter.com/GoogleLike Google on Facebook at: Facebook.com/GoogleLike and Follow Google on Instagram at: Instagram.com/Google
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00:00 – Announcer: Mason Vera Paine.
00:01 – Mason: Before we head into July, Google trends expert Christina Basillio will break down some of the top search trends in entertainment, culture, science, sports, and more. Thank you for joining me, Christina.
00:11 - Christina Basillio: Yeah, so happy to be here.
00:13 – Mason: All right, so for the month of June, there's a lot of things that's happened. But entertainment, was there anything popping?
00:19 - Christina Basillio: Yeah. So for the month of June, Spiderman really took over, I guess we could say, the multiverse. Searches for Spiderman across the universe increased by 500 %. And one of the really interesting things that popped off with Spiderman was people were really interested to know is the multiverse was real. And what does it even mean? They've doubled over the past month.
00:40 – Mason: Wait, did they mean like, is the multiverse real real or was the multiverse real as a part of the MCU?
00:48 - Christina Basillio: I think people are wondering if it's real real.
00:53 – Mason: Well, you know what? I'm a huge Spiderman fan, so I love having new people jump into the genre. We got to remember, guys, no one's going to get bit by a spider and turn radioactive and into a
superhero, right?
1:04 - Christina Basillio: Hopefully not.
01:07 – Mason: What else happened in the month of June?
1:09 - Christina Basillio: So on the culture front, June is Pride Month, and it's also for June teens. So what we were seeing in recognition of Pride Month is people were really interested in giving back. And we've seen this year over year that nonprofits like the Trevor Project, spike during the month of June. And what we also saw for June teens was that people were really interested in learning a little bit more about it. There are a lot of trending questions like, what is June teens? Is it a federal holiday? And one of the ones that really caught my attention is that people are just wondering where it got its name from.
1:41 – Mason: Yeah, I know for one thing for me, lift every voice. I didn't even know about that song until I went to a friend invited me to her niece and nephew's graduation, their eighth grade graduation, and they sing, lift every voice. I remember standing there like, what's happening? I didn't know. And she was like, just follow me. It's a very sweet thing.
2:01 - Christina Basillio: Yeah, it's so great. We're all learning so much. There's so much culture and things that are happening, not only for Juneteenth, but for Pride Month. So it's great that people just want to get involved and are learning something new.
02:13 – Mason: Absolutely. I think that's so important, being able to expand your mind. Another thing that's been happening in June was the air quality. I know that thing was bad all the way through. It's because of what's happening in Canada, I think the wildfires, but I'm not too sure.
2:28 - Christina Basillio: Yeah. So air quality was top of mind for everybody. It was really interesting. In June, people were really interested in knowing what does hazardous air quality means that more than quadrupled. And we were seeing this all over the United States, where in the Northeast and Midwest, people were really searching for air quality index. But other parts of the country were also looking more into wildfires. One of the things that sparked my interest in these convers...As June draws to a close, let's take a look at what the world's been searching for in Entertainment, Culture, Science, Sports and more with Google Trends expert Christina Basillio. For the latest trends from Google visit: Trends.Google.
As June draws to a close, let's take a look at what the world's been searching for in Entertainment, Culture, Science, Sports and more with Google Trends expert Christina Basillio.
00:01 – Mason: Before we head into July, Google trends expert Christina Basillio will break down some of the top search trends in entertainment, culture, science, sports, and more. Thank you for joining me, Christina.
00:11 - Christina Basillio: Yeah, so happy to be here.
00:13 – Mason: All right, so for the month of June, there's a lot of things that's happened. But entertainment, was there anything popping?
00:19 - Christina Basillio: Yeah. So for the month of June, Spiderman really took over, I guess we could say, the multiverse. Searches for Spiderman across the universe increased by 500 %. And one of the really interesting things that popped off with Spiderman was people were really interested to know is the multiverse was real. And what does it even mean? They've doubled over the past month.
00:40 – Mason: Wait, did they mean like, is the multiverse real real or was the multiverse real as a part of the MCU?
00:48 - Christina Basillio: I think people are wondering if it's real real.
00:53 – Mason: Well, you know what? I'm a huge Spiderman fan, so I love having new people jump into the genre. We got to remember, guys, no one's going to get bit by a spider and turn radioactive and into a
superhero, right?
1:04 - Christina Basillio: Hopefully not.
01:07 – Mason: What else happened in the month of June?
1:09 - Christina Basillio: So on the culture front, June is Pride Month, and it's also for June teens. So what we were seeing in recognition of Pride Month is people were really interested in giving back. And we've seen this year over year that nonprofits like the Trevor Project, spike during the month of June. And what we also saw for June teens was that people were really interested in learning a little bit more about it. There are a lot of trending questions like, what is June teens? Is it a federal holiday? And one of the ones that really caught my attention is that people are just wondering where it got its name from.
1:41 – Mason: Yeah, I know for one thing for me, lift every voice. I didn't even know about that song until I went to a friend invited me to her niece and nephew's graduation, their eighth grade graduation, and they sing, lift every voice. I remember standing there like, what's happening? I didn't know. And she was like, just follow me. It's a very sweet thing.
2:01 - Christina Basillio: Yeah, it's so great. We're all learning so much. There's so much culture and things that are happening, not only for Juneteenth, but for Pride Month. So it's great that people just want to get involved and are learning something new.
02:13 – Mason: Absolutely. I think that's so important, being able to expand your mind.]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse9:26Music From Around The World: Episode 98
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Thu, 29 Jun 2023 17:16:20 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7783https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw98/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw98/feed/0Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Peggy Gou, Andreo, Blancah, AFFKT, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
(Segment Note: I mention Marc Martinez Nadal in the sixth segment but I failed to mention his DJ name is AFFKT in the beginning. Know that Marc Martinez Nadal is AFFKT. I am sorry for the confusion this may have caused.)
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Intro: 0:00 to 0:12This is Music From Around The World Episode 98. I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from Peggy Gou, Andreo, Blancah, AFFKT, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Peggy Gou: Start – 0:13 and End – 4:58Peggy Gou is a South Korean DJ and Producer from Berlin. She has gained international recognition for her blend of techno, house and electro as well as her high energetic sets. She began her journey into the world of music in 2009 when she first learned to beat match while living in Korea. After taking a break from DJing to attend college, she eventually returned to the scene and relocated to Berlin where she made a huge splash with the release of her “Art of War EP” on Radio Slave’s Rekids imprint. Check out her latest release “(IT GOES LIKE) NANANA”.
“(IT GOES LIKE) NANANA” is out now via XL Recordings and its available on all streaming platforms. Peggy has performed numerous gigs around the world sharing the stage with artist like Moodymann, The Black Madonna and Jackmaster. As an artist, Peggy continues to evolve and continuing to release new music. For the latest on Peggy’s upcoming projects visit: Instagram.com/peggygou_; that’s Instagram.com/P-E-G-G-Y-G-O-U UNDERSCORE_
Andreo: Start – 5:00 and End – 10:49Our next artist is Neoacide and Psytechno Andreo; a DJ and Producer based out of Columbia. Take a listen to his latest track “Highway”.
“Highway” is out now via RRavve and it's available on all streaming platforms. For the latest on Andreo upcoming projects visit: Instagram.com/andreo.dj; Instagram.com/A-N-D-R-E-O DOT D-J
Vinyl’s From The Past: 10:50 to 19:10Let’s take a brief break for Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring Darude.
From a young age, Darude was passionate about music and experimented with different genres and styles. During the 90s, he shifted his focus to EDM becoming a DJ and Producer creating his own tracks. In 1999, his track “Sandstorm” was released to the world quickly becoming a global sensation. Take a listen to it here.
Due to its infectious melody “Sandstorm” was a representation of the evolving trance sound; that had a mainstream appeal. The popularity of this track also coincided with the growing power of the internet at the time. People were sharing and promoting this track online which actually made it the first viral track before viral became a thing on social media. In addition, this track also showcased the European trance genre which included pulsating rhythms and a euphoric atmosphere.
That’s it for this vinyl’s from the past, now let’s get back to the music.
Blancah: Start – 19:12 and End -26:43From the moment BLANCah began her music journey in 2000, she has been a force to be reckoned with in the Progressive house scene. Her talents have taken her around Europe and Brazil, where she has presented live vocal performances and DJ sets. Not only that, but she even creates remixes of her own tracks. Take a listen to her latest track “Confia”.
“Confia” is out now via Timeless Moment and it's available on all streaming platforms. With her need for creative expansion and commitment to stay true to he...Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Peggy Gou, Andreo, Blancah, AFFKT,
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Peggy Gou, Andreo, Blancah, AFFKT, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
(Segment Note: I mention Marc Martinez Nadal in the sixth segment but I failed to mention his DJ name is AFFKT in the beginning. Know that Marc Martinez Nadal is AFFKT. I am sorry for the confusion this may have caused.)
Music From Around The World Episode 98: Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:12This is Music From Around The World Episode 98. I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from Peggy Gou, Andreo, Blancah, AFFKT, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Peggy Gou: Start – 0:13 and End – 4:58Peggy Gou is a South Korean DJ and Producer from Berlin. She has gained international recognition for her blend of techno, house and electro as well as her high energetic sets. She began her journey into the world of music in 2009 when she first learned to beat match while living in Korea. After taking a break from DJing to attend college, she eventually returned to the scene and relocated to Berlin where she made a huge splash with the release of her “Art of War EP” on Radio Slave’s Rekids imprint. Check out her latest release “(IT GOES LIKE) NANANA”.
“(IT GOES LIKE) NANANA” is out now via XL Recordings and its available on all streaming platforms. Peggy has performed numerous gigs around the world sharing the stage with artist like Moodymann, The Black Madonna and Jackmaster. As an artist, Peggy continues to evolve and continuing to release new music. For the latest on Peggy’s upcoming projects visit: Instagram.com/peggygou_; that’s Instagram.com/P-E-G-G-Y-G-O-U UNDERSCORE_
Andreo: Start – 5:00 and End – 10:49Our next artist is Neoacide and Psytechno Andreo; a DJ and Producer based out of Columbia. Take a listen to his latest track “Highway”.
“Highway” is out now via RRavve and it's available on all streaming platforms. For the latest on Andreo upcoming projects visit: Instagram.com/andreo.dj; Instagram.com/A-N-D-R-E-O DOT D-J
Vinyl’s From The Past: 10:50 to 19:10Let’s take a brief break for Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring Darude.
From a young age, Darude was passionate about music and experimented with different genres and styles. During the 90s, he shifted his focus to EDM becoming a DJ and Producer creating his own tracks. In 1999, his track “Sandstorm” was released to the world quickly becoming a global sensation. Take a listen to it here.
Due to its infectious melody “Sandstorm” was a representation of the evolving trance sound; that had a mainstream appeal. The popularity of this track also coincided with the growing power of the internet at the time. People were sharing and promoting this track online which actually made it the first viral track before viral became a thing on social media. In addition, this track also showcased the European trance genre which included pulsating rhythms and a euphoric atmosphere.]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse34:38Music From Around The World: Episode 97
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Thu, 22 Jun 2023 19:41:38 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7777https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw97/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw97/feed/0Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including FISHER, Sébastien Léger, Benny Benassi, Stephan Jolk, KC Lights, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
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Music From Around The World Episode: 97 Transcription
Intro: 00:00 to 0:14This is Music From Around The World Episode 97. I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from FISHER, Sébastien Léger, Stephan Jolk. KC Lights, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
FISHER: Start – 0:15 and End – 4:21Based out of Australia, FISHER is a talented DJ and producer who specializes in house and techno music. His career began in 2012 when he teamed up with another DJ to form the duo Cut Snake. In 2017, FISHER went solo and released his first track "Ya Kidding" and since then has released multiple tracks that have made it to Billboard's Hot Dance Electronic Songs Chart. Take a listen to his latest track “Take It Off”.
“Take It Off” is out now via Catch & Release records and it's available on all streaming platforms. Before getting into music FISHER was a pro surfer in the world surfer league. Having been active in the music industry for more than a decade, FISHER shows no signs of slowing down. For the latest on FISHER’s releases and projects visit: Instagram.com/followthefishtv; that’s Instagram.com/F-O-L-L-O-W-T-H-E-F-I-S-H-T-V
Sébastien Léger: Start – 4:22 and End – 15:07Achieving major success with his singles “Hypnotized”, “Aqualight” and “Hit Girl”, Sébastien Léger is a French House DJ and Producer who has gained recognition in the music world. Take a listen to his latest track “Blazing Ice”.
“Blazing Ice” is out now via Lost Miracle and it's available on all streaming platforms. At the age of 14, Sebastien discovered his passion for music through turntables. Five years later, he decided to take it one step further and began producing music. As a producer he has remixed tracks for famous artists like Kylie Minogue, Justin Timberlake, Duran Duran, Groove Armada and Ali Love. Visit instagram.com/sebastien_leger for the latest on Sebastien upcoming projects. That’s Instagram.com/S-E-B-A-S-T-I-E-N UNDERSCORE L-E-G-E-R
Vinyl’s From The Past: 15:09 to 18:24We are going to take a brief break for Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring Benny Benassi.
Benny Benassi is an Italian DJ and Producer whose career started in the 1980’s. He originally was part of a duo with his cousin Alle Benassi and they formed the Benassi Bros. They both started producing music in Milan gaining popularity. In 2002 Benny gained international recognition for his single “Satisfaction”. Take a listen to it now.
“Satisfaction” launched Benny Benassi on the international stage with its catchy hood, fusion of electro, house and techno and layered vocals. This combination of things made it the most influential track in EDM because it brough electro house centerstage.
That’s it for Vinyl’s from the past, now let's get back to more music.
Stephan Jolk: Start -18:25 and End – 24:13DJ and Producer, Stephan Jolk is a renowned Melodic Techno artist. His music is known for its unique combination of spiraling and emotionally charged melodies. Take a listen to his latest track “When the Lights Go Out”
“When the Lights Go Out” is out now via Watergate Records and its available on all streaming platforms. For the latest on Stephan and his projects visit: instagram.com/stephanjolk; that’s Instagram.com/S-T-E-P-H-A-N-J-O-L-K
News Break: 24:15 to 24:59Let’s take a brief break for some music news.
Singer and songwriter Grimes has announced that people can use he...Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including FISHER, Sébastien Léger, Benny Benassi,
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including FISHER, Sébastien Léger, Benny Benassi, Stephan Jolk, KC Lights, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Music From Around The World Episode: 97 Transcription
Intro: 00:00 to 0:14This is Music From Around The World Episode 97. I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from FISHER, Sébastien Léger, Stephan Jolk. KC Lights, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
FISHER: Start – 0:15 and End – 4:21Based out of Australia, FISHER is a talented DJ and producer who specializes in house and techno music. His career began in 2012 when he teamed up with another DJ to form the duo Cut Snake. In 2017, FISHER went solo and released his first track "Ya Kidding" and since then has released multiple tracks that have made it to Billboard's Hot Dance Electronic Songs Chart. Take a listen to his latest track “Take It Off”.
“Take It Off” is out now via Catch & Release records and it's available on all streaming platforms. Before getting into music FISHER was a pro surfer in the world surfer league. Having been active in the music industry for more than a decade, FISHER shows no signs of slowing down. For the latest on FISHER’s releases and projects visit: Instagram.com/followthefishtv; that’s Instagram.com/F-O-L-L-O-W-T-H-E-F-I-S-H-T-V
Sébastien Léger: Start – 4:22 and End – 15:07Achieving major success with his singles “Hypnotized”, “Aqualight” and “Hit Girl”, Sébastien Léger is a French House DJ and Producer who has gained recognition in the music world. Take a listen to his latest track “Blazing Ice”.
“Blazing Ice” is out now via Lost Miracle and it's available on all streaming platforms. At the age of 14, Sebastien discovered his passion for music through turntables. Five years later, he decided to take it one step further and began producing music. As a producer he has remixed tracks for famous artists like Kylie Minogue, Justin Timberlake, Duran Duran, Groove Armada and Ali Love. Visit instagram.com/sebastien_leger for the latest on Sebastien upcoming projects. That’s Instagram.com/S-E-B-A-S-T-I-E-N UNDERSCORE L-E-G-E-R
Vinyl’s From The Past: 15:09 to 18:24We are going to take a brief break for Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring Benny Benassi.
Benny Benassi is an Italian DJ and Producer whose career started in the 1980’s. He originally was part of a duo with his cousin Alle Benassi and they formed the Benassi Bros. They both started producing music in Milan gaining popularity. In 2002 Benny gained international recognition for his single “Satisfaction”. Take a listen to it now.
“Satisfaction” launched Benny Benassi on the international stage with its catchy hood, fusion of electro, house and techno and layered vocals. This combination of things made it the most influential track in EDM because it brough electro house centerstage.
That’s it for Vinyl’s from the past, now let's get back to more music.]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse32:05Music From Around The World Episode: 96
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Thu, 15 Jun 2023 17:33:51 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7768https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw96/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw96/feed/0Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Kleysky, Glen Morrison, Alex M.O.R.P.H. Holy Goof, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
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Music From Around The World Episode 96: Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:14This is Music From Around The World Episode 96. I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from Kleysky, Glen Morrison, Alex M.O.R.P.H. Holy Goof, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Kleysky: Start – 0:15 and End – 7:13Renowned for his signature sound, Kleysky is a Trance DJ and Producer from Germany who stands out in the electronic music scene with his unique style. Combining heavy basslines and dark atmospheric sounds, his production has been praised by many. Take a listen to his latest track “Nuja”.
“Nuja” is out now via Madabeats Records and its available on all streaming platforms. For the latest on Kleysky upcoming projects and appearance visit Instagram.com/kleysky; that’s Instagram.com/K-L-E-Y-S-K-Y
Glenn Morrison: Start – 7:14 and End – 15:55Glen Morrison, a DJ and producer hailing from Canada, has become known in the Deep Progressive Trance scene. As a child, he received classical piano training and it was through a friend in his science class that Glen discovered Techno music. Take a listen to his latest track “Neo Trance”.
“Neo Trance” is out now via Ambient Wave Records and its available on all streaming platforms. Glen Morrison is a multi-talented artist, working as both a DJ and Producer, but also the proud owner of Alpine Mastering. This studio is located in Toronto and provides Music Production, Mixing and Mastering services. Besides that, he has partnered with IMAX for sound-scoring live theater visuals which are used by some of the biggest names like Nintendo, EA Sports, Activision and Rockstar.
Vinyl’s From The Past: 15:56 to 20:43We are going to take a brief break for Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring Goldie.
Goldie, otherwise known as the British artist and actor Cliff Price, has been a major figure in the UK rave scene since the 90s. His specialty is jungle, drum and bass music. In 1995 he released his first album entitled "Timeless." This album included “Inner City LIfe” which was an influential track that helped with the growth of EDM. Take a listen to it here.
Alex M.O.R.P.H: Start – 20:45 and End – 28:01Alex M.O.R.P.H. known as Alexandar Mieling, is a German DJ and Trance producer who has made quite a name for himself in the Trance industry. He has released over 34 singles and 500 remixes, as well as having his own music video on Armada Music. Check out his latest track “Paradise”.
“Paradise” is out now via VANDIT records and its available on all streaming platforms. Alex's music is remarkable in its ability to evoke emotion and intensity through a unique blend. For the latest on Alex’s latest musical projects visit:; that’s A-L-E-X-M-O-R-P-H DOT COM
News Break 2: 28:02 to 28:37Let’s take a brief break for some music news.
Nicki Minaj has confirmed that she is working on a new album. This will be her first album in five years. She will also go on tour called the NM5 tour and she teased a YMCMB stadium tour. No work on when this album will be released but it will be released via her own label “Heavy On It”.
In other news DJ, Producer and Songwriter GRiZ announced he will be taking a break from touring. His reason was he wanted to spend more time with his friends and family. No word on how long this break will last.
That’s it for this music news break, now lets get back to the music.
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Kleysky, Glen Morrison, Alex M.O.R.P.H.
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Kleysky, Glen Morrison, Alex M.O.R.P.H. Holy Goof, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Music From Around The World Episode 96: Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:14This is Music From Around The World Episode 96. I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from Kleysky, Glen Morrison, Alex M.O.R.P.H. Holy Goof, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Kleysky: Start – 0:15 and End – 7:13Renowned for his signature sound, Kleysky is a Trance DJ and Producer from Germany who stands out in the electronic music scene with his unique style. Combining heavy basslines and dark atmospheric sounds, his production has been praised by many. Take a listen to his latest track “Nuja”.
“Nuja” is out now via Madabeats Records and its available on all streaming platforms. For the latest on Kleysky upcoming projects and appearance visit Instagram.com/kleysky; that’s Instagram.com/K-L-E-Y-S-K-Y
Glenn Morrison: Start – 7:14 and End – 15:55Glen Morrison, a DJ and producer hailing from Canada, has become known in the Deep Progressive Trance scene. As a child, he received classical piano training and it was through a friend in his science class that Glen discovered Techno music. Take a listen to his latest track “Neo Trance”.
“Neo Trance” is out now via Ambient Wave Records and its available on all streaming platforms. Glen Morrison is a multi-talented artist, working as both a DJ and Producer, but also the proud owner of Alpine Mastering. This studio is located in Toronto and provides Music Production, Mixing and Mastering services. Besides that, he has partnered with IMAX for sound-scoring live theater visuals which are used by some of the biggest names like Nintendo, EA Sports, Activision and Rockstar.
Vinyl’s From The Past: 15:56 to 20:43We are going to take a brief break for Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring Goldie.
Goldie, otherwise known as the British artist and actor Cliff Price, has been a major figure in the UK rave scene since the 90s. His specialty is jungle, drum and bass music. In 1995 he released his first album entitled "Timeless." This album included “Inner City LIfe” which was an influential track that helped with the growth of EDM. Take a listen to it here.
Alex M.O.R.P.H: Start – 20:45 and End – 28:01Alex M.O.R.P.H. known as Alexandar Mieling, is a German DJ and Trance producer who has made quite a name for himself in the Trance industry. He has released over 34 singles and 500 remixes, as well as having his own music video on Armada Music. Check out his latest track “Paradise”.
“Paradise” is out now via VANDIT records and its available on all streaming platforms. Alex's music is remarkable in its ability to evoke emotion and intensity through a unique blend. For the latest on Alex’s latest musical projects visit:; that’s A-L-E-X-M-O-R-P-H...]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse34:43The Need For A.I Policy and Regulation
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Sun, 11 Jun 2023 18:54:03 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7760https://masonverapaine.com/airegulation/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/airegulation/feed/0As Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to make its way into the tech industry, with companies such as IBM using it to replace their employees and other sectors considering doing the same thing, it raises the question of whether we should be worried. Will Richmond-Coggan partner at Data Protection Law Firm breaks down the potential regulations and policy issues that come with AI.Visit Freeths.co.uk/people/Will-Richmond-Coggan for additional information about Will Richmond-CogganFollow Will on Twitter at: Twitter.com/Tech_Litig8orFollow Will on Linkedin at: Linkedin.com/in/WillRichmondCoggan
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AI Regulation and Policy Transcription
Announcer: Mason Vera Paine.
Mason: Ai has become a major part of the tech industry, with companies such as IBM using it to replace their employees and other sectors considering doing the same thing. To date, no government has taken action against this technology, which raises the question, should we be concerned? Data protection law partner Will Richmond Coggin joins me to break down the regulations and policy issues with AI. Thanks for joining me, Will.
00:27 - Will Richmond: Oh, you're welcome.
00:28 - Mason: So AI, it's such a big thing right now, such an explosion. But do you think that right now that AI is going to stick around?
00:37 - Will Richmond: Definitely. We've seen a paradigm shift in the way in which AI has penetrated both popular consciousness but also the commercial world. The really big change this time is that you haven't got AI, which people are developing as an experiment to see what can be done. You've got AI with actual practical applications which is being deployed in real world environments and to solve real world problems.
1:08 - Mason: Now, you said that companies were experimenting with it. I know personally, one of the weirdest things that I saw with this experimentation was McDonald's. Mcdonald's is having its own server and you get to talk to it for a minute and then maybe a real person will come on and help you. Are there any other industries that it's strange to see AI in?
1:30 - Will Richmond: Yeah, I think it's certainly a bit of a risk at the moment for companies that are in the public service or customer service as their main model using AI because it's still a little unreliable and you definitely have those risks that the AI is going to say something unexpected or produce an output which damages your brand. That's one thing if it's an environment where people are tolerant of that mistake, but it's something where customers expect to be handled with a certain degree of courtesy, say, or to get correct answers first time to the problems that they're having. They probably don't want to feel like they're part of an experiment and they certainly don't want to be insulted or offended. I think that's probably one area that's surprising. The other is at the other end of the spectrum, which is where you've got AI being used for really complex, difficult decision making. For example, in the UK, there was an AI tool that was deployed by a local authority, so a local government body, to determine whether or not people that were receiving state benefits were potentially fraudulent, say, whether they were dishonestly claiming those. The AI wrongly identified large numbers of people as being high risk for fraud, and that resulted in them being accused wrongly and all sorts of unfortunate consequences on some of the most vulnerable people in society.
3:09 - Will Richmond: Again, it was surprising to see that being rushed so quickly into an area that could have such profound adverse impact.
3:16 - Mason: I actually find that to be really strange, and I'm glad you brought that up. This technology may not be new, but it definitely is unreliable. I believe there's even a lawsuit that is currently out there of radio host is suing the creators of ...As Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to make its way into the tech industry, with companies such as IBM using it to replace their employees and other sectors considering doing the same thing, it raises the question of whether we should be worried....
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to make its way into the tech industry, with companies such as IBM using it to replace their employees and other sectors considering doing the same thing, it raises the question of whether we should be worried. Will Richmond-Coggan partner at Data Protection Law Firm breaks down the potential regulations and policy issues that come with AI.Visit Freeths.co.uk/people/Will-Richmond-Coggan for additional information about Will Richmond-CogganFollow Will on Twitter at: Twitter.com/Tech_Litig8orFollow Will on Linkedin at: Linkedin.com/in/WillRichmondCoggan
Mason: Ai has become a major part of the tech industry, with companies such as IBM using it to replace their employees and other sectors considering doing the same thing. To date, no government has taken action against this technology, which raises the question, should we be concerned? Data protection law partner Will Richmond Coggin joins me to break down the regulations and policy issues with AI. Thanks for joining me, Will.
00:27 - Will Richmond: Oh, you're welcome.
00:28 - Mason: So AI, it's such a big thing right now, such an explosion. But do you think that right now that AI is going to stick around?
00:37 - Will Richmond: Definitely. We've seen a paradigm shift in the way in which AI has penetrated both popular consciousness but also the commercial world. The really big change this time is that you haven't got AI, which people are developing as an experiment to see what can be done. You've got AI with actual practical applications which is being deployed in real world environments and to solve real world problems.
1:08 - Mason: Now, you said that companies were experimenting with it. I know personally, one of the weirdest things that I saw with this experimentation was McDonald's. Mcdonald's is having its own server and you get to talk to it for a minute and then maybe a real person will come on and help you. Are there any other industries that it's strange to see AI in?
1:30 - Will Richmond: Yeah, I think it's certainly a bit of a risk at the moment for companies that are in the public service or customer service as their main model using AI because it's still a little unreliable and you definitely have those risks that the AI is going to say something unexpected or produce an output which damages your brand. That's one thing if it's an environment where people are tolerant of that mistake, but it's something where customers expect to be handled with a certain degree of courtesy, say, or to get correct answers first time to the problems that they're having. They probably don't want to feel like they're part of an experiment and they certainly don't want to be insulted or offended. I think that's probably one area that's surprising. The other is at the other end of the spectrum, which is where you've got AI being used for really complex, difficult decision making. For example, in the UK, there was an AI tool that was deployed by a local authority, so a local government body, to determine whether or not people that were receiving state benefits were potentially fraudulent, say, whether they were dishonestly claiming those. The AI wrongly identified large numbers of people as being high risk for fraud, and that resulted in them being accused wrongly and all sorts of unfortunate consequences on some of the most vulnerable people in society.
]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse17:54Music From Around The World: Episode 95
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Thu, 08 Jun 2023 20:21:02 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7756https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw95/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw95/feed/0Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Sidney Charles, Luuk Van Dijk, Bec, Frank Waanders, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
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Intro: 00:00 to 0:14This is Music From Around The World Episode 95. I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from Sidney Charles, Luuk Van Dijk, Bec, Frank Waanders, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Sidney Charles: Start – 0:15 and End -8:18From the United Kingdom, DJ and Producer Sidney Charles has made a name for himself within the world of music and House. When he was just 15 years old, he got his start by spinning on turntables - as it gave him an outlet to express his emotions through various styles such as soul, funk & hip hop. Through hard work and dedication, he has had multiple successes with tracks topping charts in different genres. Take a listen to his latest track “Sonar Plexus”.
“Sonar Plexus” is out now via Cecille records and its available on all streaming platforms. In addition to his DJ-ing skills he is also the label owner of Heavy House Society. The label features established artists and promising newcomers. Not only is Sidney Charles a talented DJ, but he also holds the title of label owner for Heavy House Society. This record label showcases both experienced artists and up-and-coming talents. For the latest on Sidney’s upcoming projects visit: Instagram.com/sidneycharlesmusic; that’s Instagram.com/S-I-D-N-E-Y-C-H-A-R-L-E-S-M-U-S-I-C
Luuk Van Dijk: Start – 8:20 and End – 14:20Growing up, Luuk Van Dijk was always surrounded by music. His mother, a renowned opera singer and experienced music teacher, had a large impact on his life and ignited his love for producing. He later went on to study at Herman Brood Academy, where he was able to develop his musical talents further and work with fellow students. Luuk has become one of the most sought-after DJs in the Netherlands. Check out his latest track “Return of The Gobble (Elias Mazian Remix)”.
“Return of The Gobble (Elias Mazian Remix)” is out now via “Dark Side of The Sun” and its available on all streaming platforms. Luuk's record label, 'The Darkness of the Sun”, is a label for him to showcase his unique sound and push out music he stands behind. Luuk features not only his projects but other artist like Ben Sterling, Sidney Charles and Boris Werner. For the latest on Luuk project visit: Luukvandijkdj.nl; that’s L-U-U-K-V-A-N-D-I-J-K-D-J DOT N-L.
Vinyl’s From The Past: 14:22 to 18:57Let’s take a brief break for Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring British Electronic Group, “Faithless”.
In 1995, Maxi Jazz, Sister Bliss and Rollo Armstrong formed the trio "Faithless". Each member had a unique contribution to the group. Maxi Jazz brought his distinct vocal and lyrical style, Sister Bliss wrote songs as well as played keyboards and Rollo Armstrong was an accomplished producer. The band set themselves apart by blending together sounds from a range of genres, including house, trance, trip-hop and down tempo. A perfect example of this unique blend is their highly acclaimed song “Insomnia”; take a listen here.
“Insomnia” received widespread commercial success and charted in multiple countries and becoming a club hit. The success of this track enabled “Faithless” to not only reach a wider audience but also leave an impact that contributed to future EDM productions.
That’s it for this Vinyl’s from the past, now lets get back to the music.
Bec: Start – 18:58 and End – 23:40Rebecca Godfrey,Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Sidney Charles, Luuk Van Dijk, Bec,
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Sidney Charles, Luuk Van Dijk, Bec, Frank Waanders, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Music From Around The World Episode 95: Transcription
Intro: 00:00 to 0:14This is Music From Around The World Episode 95. I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from Sidney Charles, Luuk Van Dijk, Bec, Frank Waanders, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Sidney Charles: Start – 0:15 and End -8:18From the United Kingdom, DJ and Producer Sidney Charles has made a name for himself within the world of music and House. When he was just 15 years old, he got his start by spinning on turntables - as it gave him an outlet to express his emotions through various styles such as soul, funk & hip hop. Through hard work and dedication, he has had multiple successes with tracks topping charts in different genres. Take a listen to his latest track “Sonar Plexus”.
“Sonar Plexus” is out now via Cecille records and its available on all streaming platforms. In addition to his DJ-ing skills he is also the label owner of Heavy House Society. The label features established artists and promising newcomers. Not only is Sidney Charles a talented DJ, but he also holds the title of label owner for Heavy House Society. This record label showcases both experienced artists and up-and-coming talents. For the latest on Sidney’s upcoming projects visit: Instagram.com/sidneycharlesmusic; that’s Instagram.com/S-I-D-N-E-Y-C-H-A-R-L-E-S-M-U-S-I-C
Luuk Van Dijk: Start – 8:20 and End – 14:20Growing up, Luuk Van Dijk was always surrounded by music. His mother, a renowned opera singer and experienced music teacher, had a large impact on his life and ignited his love for producing. He later went on to study at Herman Brood Academy, where he was able to develop his musical talents further and work with fellow students. Luuk has become one of the most sought-after DJs in the Netherlands. Check out his latest track “Return of The Gobble (Elias Mazian Remix)”.
“Return of The Gobble (Elias Mazian Remix)” is out now via “Dark Side of The Sun” and its available on all streaming platforms. Luuk's record label, 'The Darkness of the Sun”, is a label for him to showcase his unique sound and push out music he stands behind. Luuk features not only his projects but other artist like Ben Sterling, Sidney Charles and Boris Werner. For the latest on Luuk project visit: Luukvandijkdj.nl; that’s L-U-U-K-V-A-N-D-I-J-K-D-J DOT N-L.
Vinyl’s From The Past: 14:22 to 18:57Let’s take a brief break for Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring British Electronic Group, “Faithless”.
In 1995, Maxi Jazz, Sister Bliss and Rollo Armstrong formed the trio "Faithless". Each member had a unique contribution to the group. Maxi Jazz brought his distinct vocal and lyrical style, Sister Bliss wrote songs as well as played keyboards and Rollo Armstrong was an accomplished producer. The band set themselves apart by blending together sounds from...]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse32:10Music From Around The World: Episode 94
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Thu, 01 Jun 2023 18:29:50 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7749https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw94/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw94/feed/0Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Temudo, Don Diablo, Robby East, Estiva, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
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Music From Around The World Episode 94: Transcript
Intro: 00:00 to 0:14This is Music From Around The World Episode 94. I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from Temudo, Don Diablo, Robby East, Estiva, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Temudo: Start – 0:14 and End – 6:56Our first artist, Joao Rodrigues; also known as Temudo, is a Portuguese DJ and Producer who has been making music since 2014. His passion for audio began with his background in Jazz and only grew from there when he obtained a Degree in Sound and Master Degree in Music and Technology. A few of his notable releases include “Tough to Say”, “The Beholder”, and “I will Guide Thy Hand”. Take a listen to his latest track “Scars”.
“Scars” is out now via Klockworks and it's available on all streaming platforms. Visit facebook.com/temudomusic for the latest on Temudo projects. That’s Facebook.com/T-E-M-U-D-O-M-U-S-I-C.
Don Diablo: Start – 6:57 and End – 13:17Netherland’s own Don Diablo has been a staple in the EDM scene since 1995. He started out as a producer and from there he gravitated to DJ-ing. His signature sound often incorporates catchy melodies, uplifting beats, and a combination of electronic and pop influences. Take a listen to his latest track “Golden”.
“Golden” is out now via Hexagon records and it's available on all streaming platforms. Hexagon records is actually Don Diablo’s own imprint, which supports up and coming artists in the electronic dance music genre, and features their works on Don's weekly radio show and podcast; “Hexagon Radio”. For the latest on Don Diablo’s latest projects visit: DonDiablo.com; that’s D-O-N-D-I-A-B-L-O DOT COM
Vinyl’s From The Past: 13:19 to 20:33Let’s take a brief break for Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring “808 State”.
In 1987 Graham Massey, Martin Price and A Guy Called Gerald formed the group “808 State”. This Manchester, England based trio were influential in the acid house, techno scene in the 80’s and early 90’s. Their breakthrough single was released in 1989 called “Pacific State”. Take a listen to it here.
“Pacific State” remains one of the most influential songs for “808 State” because it showcased their fusion abilities of house, techno, acid and ambient music. They were also known for their use of the Roland TR-808 drum machine which became a staple for EDM use today.
That’s it for Vinyl’s From The Past, now let's get back to more music.
Robby East: Start - 20:34 and End – 25:19Robby East is a DJ and Producer out of Amsterdam that specializes in melodic house. He started producing music at the age of 12 creating various types of dance tracks. Robby has long established himself in the EDM scene within the deep, chill, progressive genres and received support from artists like: Lane 8, Tritonial & Pretty in Pink. Take a listen to his latest track “ Center of Gravity”.
“Center of Gravity” is out now via "This Never Happened” and it's available on all streaming platforms. For the latest on Robby’s latest projects visit: Instagram.com/RobbyEast; that’s Instagram.com/R-O-B-B-Y-E-A-S-T.
News Break: 25:20 to 25:59We are going to take a brief break for some music news.
Lifesaving Radio; this is a project to provide surgeons music on the job; this radio station is being powered by Spotify’s A.I, DJ. Studies have shown that music enhances surgeons’ performances,Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Temudo, Don Diablo, Robby East, Estiva,
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Temudo, Don Diablo, Robby East, Estiva, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Music From Around The World Episode 94: Transcript
Intro: 00:00 to 0:14This is Music From Around The World Episode 94. I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from Temudo, Don Diablo, Robby East, Estiva, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Temudo: Start – 0:14 and End – 6:56Our first artist, Joao Rodrigues; also known as Temudo, is a Portuguese DJ and Producer who has been making music since 2014. His passion for audio began with his background in Jazz and only grew from there when he obtained a Degree in Sound and Master Degree in Music and Technology. A few of his notable releases include “Tough to Say”, “The Beholder”, and “I will Guide Thy Hand”. Take a listen to his latest track “Scars”.
“Scars” is out now via Klockworks and it's available on all streaming platforms. Visit facebook.com/temudomusic for the latest on Temudo projects. That’s Facebook.com/T-E-M-U-D-O-M-U-S-I-C.
Don Diablo: Start – 6:57 and End – 13:17Netherland’s own Don Diablo has been a staple in the EDM scene since 1995. He started out as a producer and from there he gravitated to DJ-ing. His signature sound often incorporates catchy melodies, uplifting beats, and a combination of electronic and pop influences. Take a listen to his latest track “Golden”.
“Golden” is out now via Hexagon records and it's available on all streaming platforms. Hexagon records is actually Don Diablo’s own imprint, which supports up and coming artists in the electronic dance music genre, and features their works on Don's weekly radio show and podcast; “Hexagon Radio”. For the latest on Don Diablo’s latest projects visit: DonDiablo.com; that’s D-O-N-D-I-A-B-L-O DOT COM
Vinyl’s From The Past: 13:19 to 20:33Let’s take a brief break for Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring “808 State”.
In 1987 Graham Massey, Martin Price and A Guy Called Gerald formed the group “808 State”. This Manchester, England based trio were influential in the acid house, techno scene in the 80’s and early 90’s. Their breakthrough single was released in 1989 called “Pacific State”. Take a listen to it here.
“Pacific State” remains one of the most influential songs for “808 State” because it showcased their fusion abilities of house, techno, acid and ambient music. They were also known for their use of the Roland TR-808 drum machine which became a staple for EDM use today.
That’s it for Vinyl’s From The Past, now let's get back to more music.
Robby East: Start - 20:34 and End – 25:19Robby East is a DJ and Producer out of Amsterdam that specializes in melodic house. He started producing music at the age of 12 creating various types of dance tracks. Robby has long established himself in the EDM scene w...]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse32:42Top Searched Google Trends For May 2023
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Wed, 31 May 2023 21:21:41 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7740https://masonverapaine.com/ustippingculture/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/ustippingculture/feed/0From the Meta Gala, NBA to Adulting find out what exactly people were searching for in the month of May on Google with Google Trends expert Bailey Tomson.
For the latest trends from Google visit: Trends.Google.com/TrendsFollow Twitter on Google at: Twitter.com/GoogleLike Google on Facebook at: Facebook.com/GoogleLike and Follow Google on Instagram at: Instagram.com/Google
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00:00 – Announcer: Mason Vera Paine.
00:02 – Mason: Baily Tomson, Google Trends expert, joins me to share the top search for May in entertainment, culture, science, odd news, sports, and food. Thanks for joining me, Baily.
00:11 – Baily: Thanks for having me.
00:13 – Mason: So in May, what was the biggest trending thing that was happening?
00:18 – Baily: There was a lot happening in May. We had the Met Gala at the beginning of the month, Cinco de Mayo on May 5. Overall, the month celebrates Asian Pacific American heritage. So a lot of busy things. There's also NBA playoff. I feel like we've been talking about basketball since forever with March Madness. Now we get into the playoff. So all over the place. I thought something that was a bit atypical and pretty cool was tipping culture. So the term tipping culture has been searched at a 15 year high and it's doubled over the past year in the US, folks searching for should I tip and wondering... There's a lot of whys around tipping. Why do restaurants add gratuity for large parties? Why does America tip so much? So tipping was my... Wasn't expecting it was the curve ball.
1:05 – Mason: Yeah, that one's a little weird, but I'm not going to lie, I'm questioning it myself. I'm picking up my own orders, so I feel like, why am I tipping you?
1:15 – Baily: I agree. That was actually, there were over the five top questions around asking for tips, the why is something asking for tips. Number five is why are fast food restaurants asking for tips, which I can only... I'm sure fast casual is also in there. I'm with you. It was a bit of that trend that was quite validating.
1:33 – Mason: Yeah, you know what it is? During the pandemic, I was giving everybody tips. I was Oprah of tipping. You get a tip and you get a tip. I was like, I'm going to help everybody. And now I'm broke. I'm like, You need to pay me a tip now.
1:48 – Baily: Yeah, I'm going to walk into the restaurant to get my food so I don't have to tip now.
1:54 – Mason: Exactly. Now, something that I think we talked about last month with... And we're talking again this month, Met Gala. I mean, how much are we going to talk about this? Doja Cat, we already know she was telling everyone, which I thought was the cutest thing ever and it was hilarious. And who's the guy that was in the first suit? It's going to kill me. Jared Leto. Oh, I knew his name.
2:18 – Baily: Yes. He was also Doja Cat and Jared Leto were the top searched women and men, respectively. I think it were the cat suits. I think people were really intrigued. They did something a little different than we usually see on the red carpet of Met Gala.
2:33 – Mason: Well, I think there wasn't a lot you could do. So I think they were trying to be as creative as possible, which I think it worked out. I really think if I had to rate them, Doja Cat won. I just really liked the face costume. I thought that was a lot. And then she stuck to it by meowing to everybody. So I'm like, Dude, she was in character. She looked really good. I love the dress. I think she went the whole 10 yards.
3:02 – Baily: I completely agree. And then just leaning into the fact that she's Doja Cat, it just was like the full brand was all there.
3:09 – Mason: Oh, that's so true. Doja Cat, how silly of me. I didn't get the pun. Now, another thing that happened in May is a Cinco de Mayo. And my mom actually went and celebrated something called Mole de Mayo.From the Meta Gala, NBA to Adulting find out what exactly people were searching for in the month of May on Google with Google Trends expert Bailey Tomson. For the latest trends from Google visit: Trends.Google.
From the Meta Gala, NBA to Adulting find out what exactly people were searching for in the month of May on Google with Google Trends expert Bailey Tomson.
00:02 – Mason: Baily Tomson, Google Trends expert, joins me to share the top search for May in entertainment, culture, science, odd news, sports, and food. Thanks for joining me, Baily.
00:11 – Baily: Thanks for having me.
00:13 – Mason: So in May, what was the biggest trending thing that was happening?
00:18 – Baily: There was a lot happening in May. We had the Met Gala at the beginning of the month, Cinco de Mayo on May 5. Overall, the month celebrates Asian Pacific American heritage. So a lot of busy things. There's also NBA playoff. I feel like we've been talking about basketball since forever with March Madness. Now we get into the playoff. So all over the place. I thought something that was a bit atypical and pretty cool was tipping culture. So the term tipping culture has been searched at a 15 year high and it's doubled over the past year in the US, folks searching for should I tip and wondering... There's a lot of whys around tipping. Why do restaurants add gratuity for large parties? Why does America tip so much? So tipping was my... Wasn't expecting it was the curve ball.
1:05 – Mason: Yeah, that one's a little weird, but I'm not going to lie, I'm questioning it myself. I'm picking up my own orders, so I feel like, why am I tipping you?
1:15 – Baily: I agree. That was actually, there were over the five top questions around asking for tips, the why is something asking for tips. Number five is why are fast food restaurants asking for tips, which I can only... I'm sure fast casual is also in there. I'm with you. It was a bit of that trend that was quite validating.
1:33 – Mason: Yeah, you know what it is? During the pandemic, I was giving everybody tips. I was Oprah of tipping. You get a tip and you get a tip. I was like, I'm going to help everybody. And now I'm broke. I'm like, You need to pay me a tip now.
1:48 – Baily: Yeah, I'm going to walk into the restaurant to get my food so I don't have to tip now.
1:54 – Mason: Exactly. Now, something that I think we talked about last month with... And we're talking again this month, Met Gala. I mean, how much are we going to talk about this? Doja Cat, we already know she was telling everyone, which I thought was the cutest thing ever and it was hilarious. And who's the guy that was in the first suit? It's going to kill me. Jared Leto. Oh, I knew his name.
2:18 – Baily: Yes. He was also Doja Cat and Jared Leto were the top searched women and men, respectively. I think it were the cat suits. I think people were really intrigued. They did something a little different than we usually see on the red carpet of Met Gala.
2:33 – Mason: Well, I think there wasn't a lot you could do. So I think they were trying to be as creative as possible, which I think it worked out. I really think if I had to rate them, Doja Cat won.]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse14:03Music From Around The World: Episode 93
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Thu, 25 May 2023 21:49:21 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7733https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw93/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw93/feed/0Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Joyhauser, Patrik Adolfsson, John Askew, Kristin Velvet, Vinyl’s from the past & the latest in Music News.
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Intro: 00:00 to 0:16This is Music From Around The World Episode 93, I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from Joyhauser, Patrik Adolfsson, John Askew, Kristin Velvet, Vinyl’s from the past & the latest in Music News.
Joyhauser: Start - 0:17 and End – 7:48Based out of a small town of Bilzen, Belgium, is Joris Cielen and Stijn Vanspauwen. Together, they created Joyhauser. This duo style is a unique blend of techno trance and Belgium's own rave sound. Both were DJ’s and Producers but came together through their shared love of music to bring about this distinctive style. After several years of creating music together, they finally made their break in 2018 with a musical project “Galaxy Phase” which made a huge splash on the international stage. Their unique blend of melodic and powerful sounds struck a chord with techno fans everywhere. They are back now with their latest release “Bassdrone”; take a listen here.
“Bassdrone” is out now via Terminal M and its available on all streaming platforms. Joyhauser musical style is defined by their commitment to quality; rather than quantity; this preferred selective approach has made the group to be seen as one of the inspiring figures in techno. For the latest on Joyhauser’s upcoming projects visit: Joyhauser.com; that’s J-O-Y-H-A-U-S-E-R DOT COM.
Patrik Adolfsson: Start – 7:50 and End – 12:01Patrik Adolfsson, a celebrated DJ and producer from Stockholm, Sweden, got his start in music with 8-bit computer compositions for video game intros. As he moved into his teenage years, Patrik began playing with synthesizers and drum machines as part of the 80's synthpop band Woltage. After leaving the group, he went on to explore a different sound; Electronic Body Music (EBM), which encompasses industrial music, synth-punk and dance music. Check out his latest track “Sockervadd”.
“Sockervadd” is out now via XOY Production and its available on all streaming platforms. Having made a name for himself in the synthpop scene, Patrik Adolfsson has become renowned for his captivating music and exciting live performances. Critics have praised him for being full of vibrant energy and engaging rhythms. Visit: Instagram.com/PatrikadolfssonMusic; for the latest on Patrik upcoming projects. That’s Instagram.com/P-A-T-R-I-K-A-D-O-L-F-S-S-O-N-M-U-S-I-C.
Vinyl’s From The Past: 12:02 to 17:51Let’s take a brief break for Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this latest episode I will be featuring “Humanoid”.
Brian Dougan, a British DJ and Producer, is the mastermind behind the musical project known as "Humanoid." He was also one-half of The Future Sounds of London; which was an influential electronic music duo. In 1988, “Humanoid” gained recognition with the release of "Stakker Humanoid". Take a listen to it here.
“Stakker Humanoid” was considered one of the most influential tracks of acid house. Roland TB-303 synthesizer, which was used in the production of this track; was a key component of acid house genre and its melodies became an integral part of EDM. "Humanoid" also featured some modern production techniques such as sampling and sequencing, which further enhanced its appeal. These innovative touches set it apart from other tracks at the time. This track inspired artist and remains influential in EDM history.
That’s it for Vinyl’s From The Past,Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Joyhauser, Patrik Adolfsson, John Askew,
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Joyhauser, Patrik Adolfsson, John Askew, Kristin Velvet, Vinyl’s from the past & the latest in Music News.
Music From Around The World Episode 93: Transcription
Intro: 00:00 to 0:16This is Music From Around The World Episode 93, I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in today’s episode we will be featuring music from Joyhauser, Patrik Adolfsson, John Askew, Kristin Velvet, Vinyl’s from the past & the latest in Music News.
Joyhauser: Start - 0:17 and End – 7:48Based out of a small town of Bilzen, Belgium, is Joris Cielen and Stijn Vanspauwen. Together, they created Joyhauser. This duo style is a unique blend of techno trance and Belgium's own rave sound. Both were DJ’s and Producers but came together through their shared love of music to bring about this distinctive style. After several years of creating music together, they finally made their break in 2018 with a musical project “Galaxy Phase” which made a huge splash on the international stage. Their unique blend of melodic and powerful sounds struck a chord with techno fans everywhere. They are back now with their latest release “Bassdrone”; take a listen here.
“Bassdrone” is out now via Terminal M and its available on all streaming platforms. Joyhauser musical style is defined by their commitment to quality; rather than quantity; this preferred selective approach has made the group to be seen as one of the inspiring figures in techno. For the latest on Joyhauser’s upcoming projects visit: Joyhauser.com; that’s J-O-Y-H-A-U-S-E-R DOT COM.
Patrik Adolfsson: Start – 7:50 and End – 12:01Patrik Adolfsson, a celebrated DJ and producer from Stockholm, Sweden, got his start in music with 8-bit computer compositions for video game intros. As he moved into his teenage years, Patrik began playing with synthesizers and drum machines as part of the 80's synthpop band Woltage. After leaving the group, he went on to explore a different sound; Electronic Body Music (EBM), which encompasses industrial music, synth-punk and dance music. Check out his latest track “Sockervadd”.
“Sockervadd” is out now via XOY Production and its available on all streaming platforms. Having made a name for himself in the synthpop scene, Patrik Adolfsson has become renowned for his captivating music and exciting live performances. Critics have praised him for being full of vibrant energy and engaging rhythms. Visit: Instagram.com/PatrikadolfssonMusic; for the latest on Patrik upcoming projects. That’s Instagram.com/P-A-T-R-I-K-A-D-O-L-F-S-S-O-N-M-U-S-I-C.
Vinyl’s From The Past: 12:02 to 17:51Let’s take a brief break for Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this latest episode I will be featuring “Humanoid”.
Brian Dougan, a British DJ and Producer, is the mastermind behind the musical project known as "Humanoid." He was also one-half of The Future Sounds of London; which was an influential electronic music duo. In 1988, “Humanoid” gained recognition with the release of "Stakker Humanoid".]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse33:33Music From Around The World: Episode 92
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Fri, 19 May 2023 21:20:03 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7723https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw92/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw92/feed/0Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including: Farrago, Dan Stone, Imagine Mars, SIVZ, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
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Intro: 00:00 to 0:16This is Music From Around The World Episode 92, I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in todays episode we will be featuring music from Farrago, Dan Stone, Imagine Mars, SIVZ, Vinyl’s from the past & the latest in Music News.
Farrgo: Start – 0:16 and End -7:44Up first is Farrago. This is the stage name of DJ and Producer, Sam Deliaert. He rose to fame through his trademark Belgian techno style and was discovered in 2013 by Jorn and Tom from Other Heights and Curle Recordings. Here is a listen to his latest track “Ducky Tribal Mission”.
“Ducky Tribal Mission” is out now via Vermillion Trax and its available on all streaming platforms. Farrago's musical style is an intriguing combination of his previous works and emerging concepts. He has been known to employ Elektron's Analog Four to create complex patterns and sounds that are sure to captivate any listener. Visit, Instagram.com/farrago__; that’s Instagram.com/F-A-R-R-A-G-O UNDERSCORE
Dan Stone: Start - 7:46 and End – 14:31Having achieved international recognition, Dan Stone has made a name for himself within trance music as a DJ and producer from England. With impressive releases during mid-2000s, his unique sound has been sought after by esteemed labels such as Anjunabeats, Armada Music and Future Sound of Egypt. Check out his latest track “Reflect”.
“Reflect” is out now via Enhanced Music Publishing and its available on all streaming platforms. Having played at major international festivals and events including Luminosity Beach Festival, Tomorrowland, A State of Trance and Ministry of Sound; Dan has earned a reputation as an artist with an electric stage presence. For the latest on Dan’s various projects visit: Linktr.ee/Danstonemusic; that’s L-I-N-K-T-R DOT E-E SLASH D-A-N-S-T-O-N-E-M-U-S-I-C.
Vinyl’s From The Past: 14:33 to 19:28Let’s take a brief break for Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring “The Human League”
“The Human League” was formed in 1977 and consisted of Ian Craig Marsh, Martyn Ware, and Philip Oakey. The band had multiple lineup changes over the years with later members Joanne Catherall and Susan Ann Sulley. In 1981 the band released one of their biggest commercial hits “Don’t You Want Me”. Take a listen here.Released from their third studio album “Dare”, “Don’t You Want Me” is recognized as a classic track with its use of electronic instruments and synthesizers; which made this groundbreaking at the time.
Since its release in 1981, "Don't You Want Me" has left an indelible mark on modern electronic music. Its signature synthesizer-driven sounds and memorable melodies have been a source of inspiration for many contemporary artists and producers. Even today, its influence can still be heard in various forms of music from around the world.
That’s it for Vinyl’s From The Past, now let's get back to more music.
Imagine Mars: Start – 19:30 and End – 27:05Israeli-based DJ and Producer Imagine Mars has found success in the psytrance music world. He has gained recognition for his powerful, high-energy tracks that resonate with the global psytrance community. Check out his latest track “Cycles”.
“Cycles” is out now via Sacred Technology and its via all streaming platforms. For the latest on Imagine Mars upcoming projects visit: Instagram.com/imaginemarsmusic; that’s Instagram.com/I-M-A-G-I-N-E-M-A-R-S-M-U-S-I-C.
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including: Farrago, Dan Stone, Imagine Mars, SIVZ,
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including: Farrago, Dan Stone, Imagine Mars, SIVZ, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Music From Around The World Episode 92: Transcription
Intro: 00:00 to 0:16This is Music From Around The World Episode 92, I’m your host Mason Vera Paine and in todays episode we will be featuring music from Farrago, Dan Stone, Imagine Mars, SIVZ, Vinyl’s from the past & the latest in Music News.
Farrgo: Start – 0:16 and End -7:44Up first is Farrago. This is the stage name of DJ and Producer, Sam Deliaert. He rose to fame through his trademark Belgian techno style and was discovered in 2013 by Jorn and Tom from Other Heights and Curle Recordings. Here is a listen to his latest track “Ducky Tribal Mission”.
“Ducky Tribal Mission” is out now via Vermillion Trax and its available on all streaming platforms. Farrago's musical style is an intriguing combination of his previous works and emerging concepts. He has been known to employ Elektron's Analog Four to create complex patterns and sounds that are sure to captivate any listener. Visit, Instagram.com/farrago__; that’s Instagram.com/F-A-R-R-A-G-O UNDERSCORE
Dan Stone: Start - 7:46 and End – 14:31Having achieved international recognition, Dan Stone has made a name for himself within trance music as a DJ and producer from England. With impressive releases during mid-2000s, his unique sound has been sought after by esteemed labels such as Anjunabeats, Armada Music and Future Sound of Egypt. Check out his latest track “Reflect”.
“Reflect” is out now via Enhanced Music Publishing and its available on all streaming platforms. Having played at major international festivals and events including Luminosity Beach Festival, Tomorrowland, A State of Trance and Ministry of Sound; Dan has earned a reputation as an artist with an electric stage presence. For the latest on Dan’s various projects visit: Linktr.ee/Danstonemusic; that’s L-I-N-K-T-R DOT E-E SLASH D-A-N-S-T-O-N-E-M-U-S-I-C.
Vinyl’s From The Past: 14:33 to 19:28Let’s take a brief break for Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring “The Human League”
“The Human League” was formed in 1977 and consisted of Ian Craig Marsh, Martyn Ware, and Philip Oakey. The band had multiple lineup changes over the years with later members Joanne Catherall and Susan Ann Sulley. In 1981 the band released one of their biggest commercial hits “Don’t You Want Me”. Take a listen here.Released from their third studio album “Dare”, “Don’t You Want Me” is recognized as a classic track with its use of electronic instruments and synthesizers; which made this groundbreaking at the time.
Since its release in 1981, "Don't You Want Me" has left an indelible mark on modern electronic music. Its signature synthesizer-driven sounds and memorable melodies have been a source of inspiration for many contemporary artists and producers. Even today, its influence can still be heard in various forms of music from around the world.
]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse34:22Music From Around The World Episode: 91
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Sat, 13 May 2023 03:26:16 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7717https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw91/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw91/feed/0Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Billy Daniel Bunter, Ruined Conflict, A Guy Called Gerald, Woo York, Frank Klassen, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
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Intro: 0:00 to 0:33Mason Paine here and this is episode 91 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Billy Daniel Bunter, Ruined Conflict, Woo York, Frank Klassen, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Billy Daniel Bunter: Start – 0:34 and End - 7:06Our first artist up is “Billy Daniel Bunter”; a renowned DJ and producer from the United Kingdom, has been an influential figure in the music industry since the 1990s. He is well-known for his expertise in Old Skool, Breakbeat, Hardcore, Drum & Bass and especially in the genre of British Garage. Over the years he has collaborated with several labels such as Suburban Base, Just Another Label, Universal Music and Music Monday. Take a listen to his latest track “Fantasy Island”.
“Fantasy Island” is out now via Music Mondays and its available on all streaming platforms. In addition to working with several renowned artists like Slipmatt, DJ SY, Ratpack, Jon Doe, Sanxion and Vinyl Junkie, Billy also co-authored a book titled “The Love Dove Generation”. This book chronicles the UK hardcore music scene and its impact on youth culture. For the latest on Billy’s upcoming projects visit: Instagram.com/BillyDanielBunter; that’s Instagram.com/B-I-L-L-Y-D-A-N-I-E-L-B-U-N-T-E-R.
Ruined Conflict: Start – 7:08 and End – 12:59In 2011, the music project “Ruined Conflict” was brought to life by artist and songwriter, Xavier Morales. He is responsible for all aspects of the production, from writing to vocals; a style he has described as Electronic Body Music (EBM) with futurepop influences. Here is a listen to his latest track “Artificiial Intelligence”
“Artificiial Intelligence” is out now via Infacted Recordings and its available on all streaming platforms. “Ruined Conflict” has performed at multiple music festivals around the world, including Infest Festival in the UK, Terminus Festival in Canada, and Electronic Summer in Sweden. Furthermore, they are signed to Infacted Recordings. Visit Instagram.com/ruinedconflict; for the latest on upcoming, projects and appearances. That’s Instagram.com/R-U-I-N-E-D-C-O-N-F-L-I-C-T.
Vinyl’s From The Past: 13:01 to 18:34Let’s take a brief break for Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring “A Guy Called Gerald”.
Producer Gerald Simpson went by the Stage name “A Guy Called Gerald”. He first became recognized when he was a member of the group 808 State. Later Gerald went solo in 1988 he released his debut solo album “Hot Lemonade” on his own label Juice Box Records. Gerald's biggest hit to date was released in 1989 called “Voodoo Ray”; it peaked to number 12 on the UK singles chart. Take a listen to it here.
“Voodoo Ray” is considered a classic by “A Guy Called Gerald” because it shaped the sound of acid house. With its catchy melody, distinctive synth riffs, and manipulating and layering of the samples. This was actually one of the first tracks that used the Roland TB-303 for its riff; which actually became the signature sound around acid house. A Guy Called Gerald is still making music till this day and he has remixed tracks for a variety of artist from: Madonna, The Stone Roses and David Bowe.
“A Guy Called Gerald” is a pioneer of the acid house sound, and his track "Voodoo Ray" is considered a classic. It was one of the first songs to use the Roland TB-303 for its distinctive synth ri...Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Billy Daniel Bunter, Ruined Conflict,
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Billy Daniel Bunter, Ruined Conflict, A Guy Called Gerald, Woo York, Frank Klassen, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Music From Around The World Episode 91: Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:33Mason Paine here and this is episode 91 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Billy Daniel Bunter, Ruined Conflict, Woo York, Frank Klassen, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Billy Daniel Bunter: Start – 0:34 and End - 7:06Our first artist up is “Billy Daniel Bunter”; a renowned DJ and producer from the United Kingdom, has been an influential figure in the music industry since the 1990s. He is well-known for his expertise in Old Skool, Breakbeat, Hardcore, Drum & Bass and especially in the genre of British Garage. Over the years he has collaborated with several labels such as Suburban Base, Just Another Label, Universal Music and Music Monday. Take a listen to his latest track “Fantasy Island”.
“Fantasy Island” is out now via Music Mondays and its available on all streaming platforms. In addition to working with several renowned artists like Slipmatt, DJ SY, Ratpack, Jon Doe, Sanxion and Vinyl Junkie, Billy also co-authored a book titled “The Love Dove Generation”. This book chronicles the UK hardcore music scene and its impact on youth culture. For the latest on Billy’s upcoming projects visit: Instagram.com/BillyDanielBunter; that’s Instagram.com/B-I-L-L-Y-D-A-N-I-E-L-B-U-N-T-E-R.
Ruined Conflict: Start – 7:08 and End – 12:59In 2011, the music project “Ruined Conflict” was brought to life by artist and songwriter, Xavier Morales. He is responsible for all aspects of the production, from writing to vocals; a style he has described as Electronic Body Music (EBM) with futurepop influences. Here is a listen to his latest track “Artificiial Intelligence”
“Artificiial Intelligence” is out now via Infacted Recordings and its available on all streaming platforms. “Ruined Conflict” has performed at multiple music festivals around the world, including Infest Festival in the UK, Terminus Festival in Canada, and Electronic Summer in Sweden. Furthermore, they are signed to Infacted Recordings. Visit Instagram.com/ruinedconflict; for the latest on upcoming, projects and appearances. That’s Instagram.com/R-U-I-N-E-D-C-O-N-F-L-I-C-T.
Vinyl’s From The Past: 13:01 to 18:34Let’s take a brief break for Vinyl’s From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring “A Guy Called Gerald”.
Producer Gerald Simpson went by the Stage name “A Guy Called Gerald”. He first became recognized when he was a member of the group 808 State. Later Gerald went solo in 1988 he released his debut solo album “Hot Lemonade” on his own label Juice Box Records. Gerald's biggest hit to date was released in 1989 called “Voodoo Ray”; it peaked to number 12 on the UK singles chart. Take a listen to it here.
“Voodoo Ray” is considered a classic by “A Guy Called Gerald” because it shaped...]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse29:08Music From Around The World: Episode 90
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Fri, 28 Apr 2023 03:02:09 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7693https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw90/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw90/feed/0Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Kevin McKay, Philip Fuldner, Andy G, Terr, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
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Intro: 0:00 to 0:14Mason Paine here and this is episode 90 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Kevin McKay, Philip Fuldner, Andy G, Terr, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Kevin McKay: Start – 0:15 to End – 6:35Based out of Glasgow, Scotland, is Kevin McKay; DJ, producer, and label owner. His career spans over three decades. Kevin sound and style is considered distinctive which has earned him the respect of many influential artists and fans alike. In 1997 he founded the Glasgow Underground. This label is one of the most influential labels in the house and techno scenes during the 90’s and early 2000’s. Having a unique blend of classic house music, modern tunes, and the integration of disco and soul samples, it's no wonder that Kevin’s name is well known throughout the industry. His style has made him renowned in the music world. Here is a listen to his latest track “Get Busy”.
“Get Busy” is out now on Glasgow Underground and its available on all streaming platforms. Kevin throughout his career has worked with a number of producers and DJs like Omid 16B, Romanthony, Mylo and Linus Loves. He has also held residencies at some of Scotland's most popular clubs such as The Arches in Glasgow and London's renowned The End. For the latest on Kevin’s upcoming appearances follow him on Instagram at Instagram.com/kevinmckaymusic; that’s Instagram.com/K-E-V-I-N-M-C-K-A-Y-M-U-S-I-C
Philip Fuldner: Start – 6:37 to End – 13:03One of the most prominent figures in the world of house and techno music is German based DJ, Producer, and label owner, Philip Fuldner. Some of his most popular tracks are “The Final”, “Miami Pop” and “Never Too Late”. Check out his latest track “Shift”. In addition to creating music and producing he also has remixed tracks for Faithless, Snap! and Jamiroquai. Here is a listen to his latest track “Shift”.
“Shift” is out now via Armada Music B.V. and its available on all streaming platforms. In addition to operating his own record label, Rootdown Records, Phillip has gained recognition for his blend of techno and house. His talents have taken him around the globe to countless clubs and festivals. For the latest on Phil Fuldner latest projects visit: Instagram.com/phil_fuldner; that’s Instagram.com/P-H-I-L UNDERSCORE F-U-L-D-N-E-R
Vinyl’s From The Past: 13:05 to 25:42Let’s take a brief break for Vinyl’s from the past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode we will feature A Number of Names. The origins of techno music can be traced back to Detroit in the mid 80’s, with pioneers Juan Atkins, Kevin Saunderson and Derrick May. European artist Kraftwek and Yellow Magic Orchestra influenced the sounds of these artists. In 1981, one of the most early and influential techno tracks was from A Number of Names and it was called “Sharevari” . Take a listen to it here.
Sharevari was released on Metroplex records. This track used synthesizers and drum machines to create that futuristic sound. Over the last thirty plus years Sharevari has been sampled and remixed by many artists and recognized as an important track when it comes to the development of techno music. That’s it for this Vinyl’s from the past, now let's get back to more music.
Andy G: Start – 25:43 to End – 29:59Big room techno DJ and Producer Andy G. This Sydney, Australia native sound and style has earned him tremendous recognition from renowned artists such as Hardwell,Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Kevin McKay, Philip Fuldner, Andy G, Terr,
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Kevin McKay, Philip Fuldner, Andy G, Terr, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Intro: 0:00 to 0:14Mason Paine here and this is episode 90 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Kevin McKay, Philip Fuldner, Andy G, Terr, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Kevin McKay: Start – 0:15 to End – 6:35Based out of Glasgow, Scotland, is Kevin McKay; DJ, producer, and label owner. His career spans over three decades. Kevin sound and style is considered distinctive which has earned him the respect of many influential artists and fans alike. In 1997 he founded the Glasgow Underground. This label is one of the most influential labels in the house and techno scenes during the 90’s and early 2000’s. Having a unique blend of classic house music, modern tunes, and the integration of disco and soul samples, it's no wonder that Kevin’s name is well known throughout the industry. His style has made him renowned in the music world. Here is a listen to his latest track “Get Busy”.
“Get Busy” is out now on Glasgow Underground and its available on all streaming platforms. Kevin throughout his career has worked with a number of producers and DJs like Omid 16B, Romanthony, Mylo and Linus Loves. He has also held residencies at some of Scotland's most popular clubs such as The Arches in Glasgow and London's renowned The End. For the latest on Kevin’s upcoming appearances follow him on Instagram at Instagram.com/kevinmckaymusic; that’s Instagram.com/K-E-V-I-N-M-C-K-A-Y-M-U-S-I-C
Philip Fuldner: Start – 6:37 to End – 13:03One of the most prominent figures in the world of house and techno music is German based DJ, Producer, and label owner, Philip Fuldner. Some of his most popular tracks are “The Final”, “Miami Pop” and “Never Too Late”. Check out his latest track “Shift”. In addition to creating music and producing he also has remixed tracks for Faithless, Snap! and Jamiroquai. Here is a listen to his latest track “Shift”.
“Shift” is out now via Armada Music B.V. and its available on all streaming platforms. In addition to operating his own record label, Rootdown Records, Phillip has gained recognition for his blend of techno and house. His talents have taken him around the globe to countless clubs and festivals. For the latest on Phil Fuldner latest projects visit: Instagram.com/phil_fuldner; that’s Instagram.com/P-H-I-L UNDERSCORE F-U-L-D-N-E-R
Vinyl’s From The Past: 13:05 to 25:42Let’s take a brief break for Vinyl’s from the past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode we will feature A Number of Names. The origins of techno music can be traced back to Detroit in the mid 80’s, with pioneers Juan Atkins, Kevin Saunderson and Derrick May. European artist Kraftwek and Yellow Magic Orchestra influenced the sounds of these artists. In 1981, one of the most early and influential techno tracks was from A Number of Names and it was called “Sharevari” . Take a listen to it here.
]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse38:40Top Google Search Trends For April
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Thu, 27 Apr 2023 03:04:25 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7638https://masonverapaine.com/aprilgoogletrends/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/aprilgoogletrends/feed/0Google Trends Expert, Sarah Armstrong joins me to speak about April’s top search trends in entertainment, culture, science, odd news, sports and what are the driving interest behind those searches.
For the latest trends from Google visit: Trends.Google.com/TrendsFollow Twitter on Google at: Twitter.com/GoogleLike Google on Facebook at: Facebook.com/GoogleLike and Follow Google on Instagram at: Instagram.com/Google
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00 :00 – Announcer: Mason Vera Paine
00:00 - Mason Paine: Sarah Armstrong, Google Trends expert, joins me to speak about the things trending in entertainment, culture, science, odd news, sports, and food. Thanks for joining me, Sarah.
00:10 - Sarah Armstrong: Thank you for having me.
00:12 - Mason Paine: So there's been a lot of things that happened this past month. Tell me, what has been trending, though?
00:17 - Sarah Armstrong: Right. So we've seen lots of different trends around entertainment, culture, sports, lots of religious holidays in April. We see that every year with Passover, Easter, and Eid. Tax season is April. Then we saw some fun trends like Coachella, the Bobby movie, NBA. So lots to talk about.
00:35 - Mason Paine: Oh, my God. Can we start off with the Bobby movie? I don't know about you, but I was weirdly excited about it.
00:41 - Sarah Armstrong: Yes, I'm so glad you're starting there. I am very excited for the Bobby movie. I'm a huge Greta Gerwood fan. She's directing the film. She also directed Lady Bird and Little Women. It is a stacked cast, so we're seeing a lot of searches around it, and there's a lot of hype on social media as well.
00:57 - Mason Paine: I saw the trailer and I thought to myself, this reminds me a lot of the Lego movie where it's a kid playing with toys. I wonder if this is the same direction because it has that feel.
1:09 - Sarah Armstrong: Right. So the trailer didn't give much away about the plot, but there's a lot of theories spinning up about it. I think yours is really good. I also wonder if there's a Wizard of Oz theme to it because they had some hints that a Wizard of Oz imagery throughout the trailer, but no one's really sure what the plot is going to be.
1:27 - Mason Paine: So I'm curious, though, besides the movie, did Barbie itself become trending as well?
1:31 - Sarah Armstrong: Yes, Bobby was absolutely trending. We looked at some of those top questions that people ask about Bobby. The top one was how old is the Bobby doll? People think that the doll is supposed to be in her 20s. When was Bobby first made? That's 1959. So very old toy, but it keeps coming back again and again.
1:53 - Mason Paine: I can't remember her full name. Isn't it Barbara Maleficent or Melissa Lindt or something like that?
2:00 - Sarah Armstrong: Yes. Melissa Roberts is the full name.2:05 - Mason Paine: Yeah. I was getting confused with the Disney movie Maleficent.
2:09 - Sarah Armstrong: Yeah, totally fair.
2:11 - Mason Paine: Besides that in entertainment, Coachella, that's a huge thing in April. I'm curious, did you go?2:16 - Sarah Armstrong: I didn't go. I'm pretty jealous of everyone who went though because it looked really fun. I'd somehow never been to Coachella, but it looks like 250,000 people go every year over the two weekends. So definitely a popular event.
2:30 - Mason Paine: Absolutely. I've known a few people who have went, but nobody has really talked about the food. And this past week, I was looking at videos of people who are eating at Coachella, and they're like spending $40 on their three Tacos. And I was like, That right there is a violation of human rights. There's no way a taco should be $40.
2:52 - Sarah Armstrong: Right. I bet it's so expensive. I worry about the weather. I know it gets really hot and it's sandy out there, but people seem to really love it.Google Trends Expert, Sarah Armstrong joins me to speak about April’s top search trends in entertainment, culture, science, odd news, sports and what are the driving interest behind those searches. For the latest trends from Google visit: Trends.Google Trends Expert, Sarah Armstrong joins me to speak about April’s top search trends in entertainment, culture, science, odd news, sports and what are the driving interest behind those searches.
Mason Vera Paine & Sarah Armstrong: April Trends Transcription
00 :00 – Announcer: Mason Vera Paine
00:00 - Mason Paine: Sarah Armstrong, Google Trends expert, joins me to speak about the things trending in entertainment, culture, science, odd news, sports, and food. Thanks for joining me, Sarah.
00:10 - Sarah Armstrong: Thank you for having me.
00:12 - Mason Paine: So there's been a lot of things that happened this past month. Tell me, what has been trending, though?
00:17 - Sarah Armstrong: Right. So we've seen lots of different trends around entertainment, culture, sports, lots of religious holidays in April. We see that every year with Passover, Easter, and Eid. Tax season is April. Then we saw some fun trends like Coachella, the Bobby movie, NBA. So lots to talk about.
00:35 - Mason Paine: Oh, my God. Can we start off with the Bobby movie? I don't know about you, but I was weirdly excited about it.
00:41 - Sarah Armstrong: Yes, I'm so glad you're starting there. I am very excited for the Bobby movie. I'm a huge Greta Gerwood fan. She's directing the film. She also directed Lady Bird and Little Women. It is a stacked cast, so we're seeing a lot of searches around it, and there's a lot of hype on social media as well.
00:57 - Mason Paine: I saw the trailer and I thought to myself, this reminds me a lot of the Lego movie where it's a kid playing with toys. I wonder if this is the same direction because it has that feel.
1:09 - Sarah Armstrong: Right. So the trailer didn't give much away about the plot, but there's a lot of theories spinning up about it. I think yours is really good. I also wonder if there's a Wizard of Oz theme to it because they had some hints that a Wizard of Oz imagery throughout the trailer, but no one's really sure what the plot is going to be.
1:27 - Mason Paine: So I'm curious, though, besides the movie, did Barbie itself become trending as well?
1:31 - Sarah Armstrong: Yes, Bobby was absolutely trending. We looked at some of those top questions that people ask about Bobby. The top one was how old is the Bobby doll? People think that the doll is supposed to be in her 20s. When was Bobby first made? That's 1959. So very old toy, but it keeps coming back again and again.
1:53 - Mason Paine: I can't remember her full name. Isn't it Barbara Maleficent or Melissa Lindt or something like that?
2:00 - Sarah Armstrong: Yes. Melissa Roberts is the full name.2:05 - Mason Paine: Yeah. I was getting confused with the Disney movie Maleficent.
2:09 - Sarah Armstrong: Yeah, totally fair.
2:11 - Mason Paine: Besides that in entertainment, Coachella, that's a huge thing in April. I'm curious, did you go?2:16 - Sarah Armstrong: I didn't go. I'm pretty jealous of everyone who went though becau...]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse14:37Music From Around The World Episode 89
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Fri, 21 Apr 2023 01:26:40 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7631https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw89/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw89/feed/0Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Andruss, HP Vince, Tink Thomas, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
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Intro: 0:00 to 0:12Mason Paine here and this is episode 89 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Andruss, HP Vince, Tink Thomas, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Andruss: Start - 0:13 and End -6:39Andruss, a DJ and Producer based in Mexico, has enjoyed four years of success in the music industry as one of the most well-known names in the Tech House Scene. Check out his latest track “Desert Flute”.
“Desert Flute” is out now via Off The Grid Records and its available on all streaming platforms. Many influential producers and DJs have backed Andruss. Among them, Riva Starr, Claptone, Chris Lake, Amine Edge & Dance, Sharam Jey, David Squillace and Claude Vonstroke. Apart from delivering riveting performances all around the globe, Andruss has had the honor of playing at some of the biggest music festivals such as Ultra Music Miami, Lolapalooza Brasil and EDC Las Vegas. Moreover, sharing stages with other top-notch performers like Alok and Vintage Culture. For the latest on Andruss projects visit: instagram.com/andrussmusic; thats Instagram.com/A-N-D-R-U-S-S-M-U-S-I-C
HP Vince: Start – 6:40 and End -13:26Vincent Kriek is a Dutch DJ and Producer that goes by the name of HP Vince. Over the course of two decades, he has made a major impact on the House, Disco and Funk scene. Take a listen to his latest track “Trust Your Dreams”.
“Trust Your Dreams” is out now via Love To Be Recordings and its available on all streaming platforms. HP Vince is widely admired for his signature electronic beats and captivating hooks. Whether it's headlining a festival or spinning vinyl in a club, he has been doing it all since day one. His musical talent continues to draw fans world wide. For the latest on HP Vince’s appearance and projects visit: Facebook.com/HPVince; that's Facebook.com/HPVINCE
Vinyl’s From The Past: 13:28 to 18:17Let’s take a brief break for Vinyl’s from the past. In this limited run series I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode we will feature Suzanne Vega and DNA.
In 1987 Suzanne Vega wrote and recorded Tom’s Diner. This song was recorded acapella and it was Vega describing the different activities that were taking place in her neighborhood diner. This song was released on her second album “Solitude Standing”.
English music duo in 1990 DNA which consisted of Nick Batt and Neal Slateford remixed the song. They added drum machines, synthesizers to the acapella which created a new distinctive sound. Here is a listen to "Tom's Diner" .
"Tom's Diner" became a surprise hit in Europe and reached the top ten in several countries. When DNA remixed the song, they did it without Suzanne Vega knowledge or permission. Even though she was originally upset, she grew to love the new version of the song and performed the song with DNA. This remix actually paved the way for all remixes because it allowed DJ’s to breathe new life into an original track; taking it into an entirely new direction. That’s it for this Vinyl’s from the past, now let's get back to more music.
Bruce Mennel: Start – 18:19 and End – 24:17Bruce Mennel is a DJ and Producer whose specialty is techno and minimal techno. His sound consists of a bass-driven beat combined with drum elements. Take a listen to his latest track “Hacktivist”.
“Hacktivist” is out now via Conundrum records and its available on all streaming platforms. Bringing a fresh approach to sound design, Bruce is well known for his distinct and imaginative use of specialization.Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Andruss, HP Vince, Tink Thomas,
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Andruss, HP Vince, Tink Thomas, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Intro: 0:00 to 0:12Mason Paine here and this is episode 89 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Andruss, HP Vince, Tink Thomas, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Andruss: Start - 0:13 and End -6:39Andruss, a DJ and Producer based in Mexico, has enjoyed four years of success in the music industry as one of the most well-known names in the Tech House Scene. Check out his latest track “Desert Flute”.
“Desert Flute” is out now via Off The Grid Records and its available on all streaming platforms. Many influential producers and DJs have backed Andruss. Among them, Riva Starr, Claptone, Chris Lake, Amine Edge & Dance, Sharam Jey, David Squillace and Claude Vonstroke. Apart from delivering riveting performances all around the globe, Andruss has had the honor of playing at some of the biggest music festivals such as Ultra Music Miami, Lolapalooza Brasil and EDC Las Vegas. Moreover, sharing stages with other top-notch performers like Alok and Vintage Culture. For the latest on Andruss projects visit: instagram.com/andrussmusic; thats Instagram.com/A-N-D-R-U-S-S-M-U-S-I-C
HP Vince: Start – 6:40 and End -13:26Vincent Kriek is a Dutch DJ and Producer that goes by the name of HP Vince. Over the course of two decades, he has made a major impact on the House, Disco and Funk scene. Take a listen to his latest track “Trust Your Dreams”.
“Trust Your Dreams” is out now via Love To Be Recordings and its available on all streaming platforms. HP Vince is widely admired for his signature electronic beats and captivating hooks. Whether it's headlining a festival or spinning vinyl in a club, he has been doing it all since day one. His musical talent continues to draw fans world wide. For the latest on HP Vince’s appearance and projects visit: Facebook.com/HPVince; that's Facebook.com/HPVINCE
Vinyl’s From The Past: 13:28 to 18:17Let’s take a brief break for Vinyl’s from the past. In this limited run series I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode we will feature Suzanne Vega and DNA.
In 1987 Suzanne Vega wrote and recorded Tom’s Diner. This song was recorded acapella and it was Vega describing the different activities that were taking place in her neighborhood diner. This song was released on her second album “Solitude Standing”.
English music duo in 1990 DNA which consisted of Nick Batt and Neal Slateford remixed the song. They added drum machines, synthesizers to the acapella which created a new distinctive sound. Here is a listen to "Tom's Diner" .
"Tom's Diner" became a surprise hit in Europe and reached the top ten in several countries. When DNA remixed the song, they did it without Suzanne Vega knowledge or permission. Even though she was originally upset,]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse35:21Music From Around The World: Episode 88
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Thu, 30 Mar 2023 18:12:15 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7625https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw88/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw88/feed/0Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including John Baptiste, Adam Port, Minelli, Nik Denton, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
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Intro: 0:00 to 0:13Mason Paine here and this is episode 88 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: John Baptiste, Adam Port, Minelli, Nik Denton, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
John Baptiste: Start -0:14 and End – 9:15Melbourne, Australia is home to DJ and Producer John Baptiste. He has become renowned for his signature sound of a bold bass accompanied by a dark techno vibe. Check out his latest release “The Fundamental Question”.
“The Fundamental Question” is out now via Stone Seed and it's available on all streaming platforms. Throughout the past decade, John Baptiste has become a prominent leader in Australia's Melbourne Bounce music scene. For the latest on John’s latest and upcoming projects visit: instagram.com/johnbaptistemusic; thats Instagram.com/J-O-H-N-B-A-P-T-I-S-T-E-M-U-S-I-C
Adam Port: Start – 9:16 and End -16:38Based out of Berlin German is DJ and Producer Adam Port. He has been DJ-ing since the age of 16 years old. Adam has a love for all types of music from progressive, hardcore, hip hop and trance. He found his true passion in blending the various genres together; from deep house, techno and other styles. Recently Adam linked up with Berlin based DJ and Producer Monolink for his latest release”Point of no Return”. Take a listen here.
“Point of no Return'' is out now on Afterlife Records and it's available on all streaming platforms. Monolink is also a singer and songwriter. He leant his voice to Point of no Return. For the latest from Adam visit: Instagram.com/adamport; that's Instagram.com/A-D-A-M-P-O-R-T. You can also check out Monolink at Mono.Link; thats M-O-N-O DOT L-I-N-K
Vinyl’s From The Past: 16:39 to 21:36We are going to take a brief break for Vinyl’s from the past. In this limited run segment I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode we are featuring MARRS.
MAARS was a collaborative music project started in the late 1980’s; it was an acronym representing the first letter of each artist name; Martyn Young, Alex Ayuli, Rudy Tambala, Russell Smith and Steven Young. Each member was from a different band.
In 1987 the group released Pump Up The Volume. Here is a listen to it now.
Pump Up The Volume, became a huge hit. It topped the charts in the UK and reached the top ten in other countries. What makes this song so unique is it samples hip hop, house, and acid house. This was an early example of what is known now as “big beat. Which influenced the development of EDM. MAARS disbanded after they released their second hit and each member went back to their original bands.
That’s it for this week's Vinyl’s from the past. Now let’s get back to more music.
Minelli: Start – 21:37 and End – 25:01In 2017, Minelli took the music world by storm when she debuted with her single “Empty Spaces”. The remarkable singer and songwriter from Romania is known for her mix of EDM into a pop sound. Check out her latest track “Drinks on MI”
“Drinks on MI” is out now via Global Records and it's available on all streaming platforms. In the last couple of years, Minelli has been earning widespread recognition in Romania. Among her accolades is the "Best New Artist" award at the 2019 Media Music Awards. Her creative approach to pop music has incorporated various EDM elements as well, which can be noticed in her powerful vocals and catchy melodies. For the latest on Minelli upcoming projects visit: Instagram.com/minellimusic; that's Instagram.Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including John Baptiste, Adam Port, Minelli,
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcase a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including John Baptiste, Adam Port, Minelli, Nik Denton, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Intro: 0:00 to 0:13Mason Paine here and this is episode 88 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: John Baptiste, Adam Port, Minelli, Nik Denton, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
John Baptiste: Start -0:14 and End – 9:15Melbourne, Australia is home to DJ and Producer John Baptiste. He has become renowned for his signature sound of a bold bass accompanied by a dark techno vibe. Check out his latest release “The Fundamental Question”.
“The Fundamental Question” is out now via Stone Seed and it's available on all streaming platforms. Throughout the past decade, John Baptiste has become a prominent leader in Australia's Melbourne Bounce music scene. For the latest on John’s latest and upcoming projects visit: instagram.com/johnbaptistemusic; thats Instagram.com/J-O-H-N-B-A-P-T-I-S-T-E-M-U-S-I-C
Adam Port: Start – 9:16 and End -16:38Based out of Berlin German is DJ and Producer Adam Port. He has been DJ-ing since the age of 16 years old. Adam has a love for all types of music from progressive, hardcore, hip hop and trance. He found his true passion in blending the various genres together; from deep house, techno and other styles. Recently Adam linked up with Berlin based DJ and Producer Monolink for his latest release”Point of no Return”. Take a listen here.
“Point of no Return'' is out now on Afterlife Records and it's available on all streaming platforms. Monolink is also a singer and songwriter. He leant his voice to Point of no Return. For the latest from Adam visit: Instagram.com/adamport; that's Instagram.com/A-D-A-M-P-O-R-T. You can also check out Monolink at Mono.Link; thats M-O-N-O DOT L-I-N-K
Vinyl’s From The Past: 16:39 to 21:36We are going to take a brief break for Vinyl’s from the past. In this limited run segment I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode we are featuring MARRS.
MAARS was a collaborative music project started in the late 1980’s; it was an acronym representing the first letter of each artist name; Martyn Young, Alex Ayuli, Rudy Tambala, Russell Smith and Steven Young. Each member was from a different band.
In 1987 the group released Pump Up The Volume. Here is a listen to it now.
Pump Up The Volume, became a huge hit. It topped the charts in the UK and reached the top ten in other countries. What makes this song so unique is it samples hip hop, house, and acid house. This was an early example of what is known now as “big beat. Which influenced the development of EDM. MAARS disbanded after they released their second hit and each member went back to their original bands.
]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse32:59The Top Trending Searches On Google In March
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Thu, 30 Mar 2023 03:40:25 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7618https://masonverapaine.com/googlemarchtrends/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/googlemarchtrends/feed/0Google Trends, Sarah Armstrong joins me to discuss the top searched trends people searched for in the month of March.
For the latest trends from Google visit: Trends.Google.com/TrendsFollow Twitter on Google at: Twitter.com/GoogleLike Google on Facebook at: Facebook.com/GoogleLike and Follow Google on Instagram at: Instagram.com/Google
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[00:00] - Announcer: Mason Vera Paine.
[00:02] - Mason Paine: Google trends expert Sarah Armstrong is here with the top search trends in science, entertainment, sports, and other news for the month of March. Thanks for joining me, Sarah.
[00:11] - Sarah Armstrong: Thank you for having me.
[00:12] - Mason Paine: So what are the big things that were on Google for this month?
[00:16] - Sarah Armstrong: We had lots of different topics trending this month. And the World of Entertainment, of course, it was the Oscars and Succession premiered. There was also St. Patrick's Day and Women's History Month, Daylight Savings, Time March Madness. So lots of fun stuff going on in March.
[00:31] - Mason Paine: Yeah, my favorite thing, not going to lie, is the Oscars. I just love movies. And this year was just absolutely fantastic. There were so many good movies. I'm shocked what got snubbed, and I was shocked what was in there. But what was trending this month when it comes to the Oscars?
[00:49] - Sarah Armstrong: Totally. I love looking at these Oscars trends, and it was so fun to watch the ceremony. The leading up to the Oscars, Avatar. That's the movie that was really trending on Google. It was beating out all the other movies, at least in search trends. But then, of course, after the Oscars, everything everywhere all at once completely swept, and we saw way more search interest in that movie than anything else.
[1:12] - Mason Paine: And I'm surprised because I really thought Avatar was going to do so much better than what it did. And then out of left field, everything everywhere all at once just took everything. And I absolutely adore that movie. So I was nothing but excited once I was like, Oh, my God, they're winning. They're winning everything. It's like, I just bet on this horse and it was going to make me gold.
[1:34] - Sarah Armstrong: Totally. It was so interesting to see these huge, big budget blockbusters, Top Gun, Avatar, loose to what was a very small budget movie and everything everywhere all at once. And we saw the top acting awards go to that movie. Of course, they won best picture. So really exciting night for that team.
[1:53] - Mason Paine: Yeah. And what was also strange for me was there was a lot of movies that got snubbed. Again, last year there was so many movies, and I didn't realize how good all these movies were that didn't even get a nomination. The Woman King, The Northman, Pearl, 3000 Years of Longing, Where the Crow Dad Sings. I could go on forever. So it was wild to see how many movies that were nominated and how many weren't. I'm just curious, were any of the snubs trending at all?
[2:25] - Sarah Armstrong: You're absolutely right. We went ahead and looked at those SNAP searches, and the Northman was the top Oscar SNAP search, followed by Kill, Don't Worry Darling actually hit number three there, Woman King, and then the menu for Oscar SNAP.
[2:40] - Mason Paine: Yeah, I saw the Northman in theaters, and I was really geeked out that they used a lot of people from that region because you know Northman Vikings. And one of them they used was Bjork the singer. So I was thinking to myself when I found out, I couldn't believe Bjork was in that movie. And of course, she had to play the weird witch Dr. Shaman thing. So I was like, Oh, that was totally Bjork.
[03:03] - Sarah Armstrong: That's awesome. I still haven't seen the North and you'll have to go check it out. And clearly,Google Trends, Sarah Armstrong joins me to discuss the top searched trends people searched for in the month of March. For the latest trends from Google visit: Trends.Google.com/TrendsFollow Twitter on Google at: Twitter.Google Trends, Sarah Armstrong joins me to discuss the top searched trends people searched for in the month of March.
[00:02] - Mason Paine: Google trends expert Sarah Armstrong is here with the top search trends in science, entertainment, sports, and other news for the month of March. Thanks for joining me, Sarah.
[00:11] - Sarah Armstrong: Thank you for having me.
[00:12] - Mason Paine: So what are the big things that were on Google for this month?
[00:16] - Sarah Armstrong: We had lots of different topics trending this month. And the World of Entertainment, of course, it was the Oscars and Succession premiered. There was also St. Patrick's Day and Women's History Month, Daylight Savings, Time March Madness. So lots of fun stuff going on in March.
[00:31] - Mason Paine: Yeah, my favorite thing, not going to lie, is the Oscars. I just love movies. And this year was just absolutely fantastic. There were so many good movies. I'm shocked what got snubbed, and I was shocked what was in there. But what was trending this month when it comes to the Oscars?
[00:49] - Sarah Armstrong: Totally. I love looking at these Oscars trends, and it was so fun to watch the ceremony. The leading up to the Oscars, Avatar. That's the movie that was really trending on Google. It was beating out all the other movies, at least in search trends. But then, of course, after the Oscars, everything everywhere all at once completely swept, and we saw way more search interest in that movie than anything else.
[1:12] - Mason Paine: And I'm surprised because I really thought Avatar was going to do so much better than what it did. And then out of left field, everything everywhere all at once just took everything. And I absolutely adore that movie. So I was nothing but excited once I was like, Oh, my God, they're winning. They're winning everything. It's like, I just bet on this horse and it was going to make me gold.
[1:34] - Sarah Armstrong: Totally. It was so interesting to see these huge, big budget blockbusters, Top Gun, Avatar, loose to what was a very small budget movie and everything everywhere all at once. And we saw the top acting awards go to that movie. Of course, they won best picture. So really exciting night for that team.
[1:53] - Mason Paine: Yeah. And what was also strange for me was there was a lot of movies that got snubbed. Again, last year there was so many movies, and I didn't realize how good all these movies were that didn't even get a nomination. The Woman King, The Northman, Pearl, 3000 Years of Longing, Where the Crow Dad Sings. I could go on forever. So it was wild to see how many movies that were nominated and how many weren't. I'm just curious, were any of the snubs trending at all?
[2:25] - Sarah Armstrong: You're absolutely right. We went ahead and looked at those SNAP searches, and the Northman was the top Oscar SNAP search, followed by Kill, Don't Worry Darling actually hit number three there, Woman King,]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse13:40Music From Around The World: Episode 87
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Thu, 23 Mar 2023 21:28:43 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7610https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw87/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw87/feed/0Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode we are featuring: Inna, DJ Mes, Ewan Rill, Hannah Laing Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
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Music From Around The World Episode 87 Transcript
Intro: 0:00 to 0:13Mason Paine here and this is Music From Around The World, Episode 87. In this episode we are featuring artist the latest music from Inna, DJ Mes, Ewan Rill, Hannah Laing; Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Inna: Start – 0:14 and End – 4:27Elena Alexandra Apostoleanu is a Romanian Pop House, Singer and Songwriter that goes by Inna; which means “Fire” in Arabic. She picked this name because she wanted to convey her passion for music along with her fiery personality. Inna started her music career in college after she met the Romanian Trio, Play & Win. She has since had many hits like “Hot”, “Diggy Down”, “Ruleta” “Sun is Up” and more. Take a listen here to her latest track “We Should Get Lost”.
“We Should Get Lost” is out now via Global records and it's available on all streaming platforms. “We Should Get Lost” is featured on her latest album, "Just Dance #DQH1". This release celebrates the third season of her creative project, Dance Queen's House; which is a project with Romanian songwriters, producers and Inna work on music together in a house while documenting their process. Episodes are available on Youtube. For the latest on INNA and her latest projects visit: Innaofficial.com; that's I-N-N-A-O-F-F-I-C-I-A-L DOT COM
DJ Mes: Start – 4:28 and End – 12:01Based out of Oakland, California is DJ and Producer Jason Sutton who goes by DJ Mes. He started DJing in 1994 and for over two and half decades he has been DJing and producing funky, soulful house music. Check out his latest track “Homage”.
“Homage” is out now via Guesthouse Music and its via all music platforms. Mes has released several albums and tracks with well known labels like Cajual, Defected and Guesthouse Music which he is the founder. For the latest releases from DJ Mes visit: Facebook.com/iamdjmes; that's Facebook.com/I-A-M-D-J-M-E-S.
Vinyl’s From The Past: 12:02 to 16:57We are going to take a brief break for Vinyl’s from the past. In this limited run segment I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode we will cover British Pop Music group, Yazz & The Plastic Population.
Yazz and The Plastic Population was formed in the late 80’s by Yasmin Evans and electronic music duo Coldcut. Yazz was originally working as a backup singer for various artists; she was launching her solo career working with Producer duo Coldcut. Coldcut was working on a project and created a fictional band called The Plastic Population for a series of animated videos. This later evolved into Yazz performing with them at real shows and they eventually became a real group. One of the group's biggest hits was released in 1988 called "The Only Way Is Up". Take a listen to it here.
"The Only Way Is Up" has earned a place at the top of the charts in various countries such as Ireland, New Zealand and the UK. This dance-pop song featured elements of house and soul. Even today this song remains on the most popular dance anthems.
That’s it for Vinyl’s from the past, now let's get back to more music.
Ewan Rill: Start – 17:00 and End – 23:39In the last 10 years, Ewan Rill has become an influential figure in deep progressive house music. His impressive body of work consists of 1250 tracks that were released on 100 different labels around the globe. He is known for blending atmospheric melodies with energizing basslines, creating a unique and captivating sound. Check out his latest track “Amarant”.
“Amarant” is out now via Magic Room Records and it’s available on streaming platforms.Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode we are featuring: Inna, DJ Mes, Ewan Rill, Hannah Laing Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode we are featuring: Inna, DJ Mes, Ewan Rill,Hannah Laing Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Intro: 0:00 to 0:13Mason Paine here and this is Music From Around The World, Episode 87. In this episode we are featuring artist the latest music from Inna, DJ Mes, Ewan Rill, Hannah Laing; Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Inna: Start – 0:14 and End – 4:27Elena Alexandra Apostoleanu is a Romanian Pop House, Singer and Songwriter that goes by Inna; which means “Fire” in Arabic. She picked this name because she wanted to convey her passion for music along with her fiery personality. Inna started her music career in college after she met the Romanian Trio, Play & Win. She has since had many hits like “Hot”, “Diggy Down”, “Ruleta” “Sun is Up” and more. Take a listen here to her latest track “We Should Get Lost”.
“We Should Get Lost” is out now via Global records and it's available on all streaming platforms. “We Should Get Lost” is featured on her latest album, "Just Dance #DQH1". This release celebrates the third season of her creative project, Dance Queen's House; which is a project with Romanian songwriters, producers and Inna work on music together in a house while documenting their process. Episodes are available on Youtube. For the latest on INNA and her latest projects visit: Innaofficial.com; that's I-N-N-A-O-F-F-I-C-I-A-L DOT COM
DJ Mes: Start – 4:28 and End – 12:01Based out of Oakland, California is DJ and Producer Jason Sutton who goes by DJ Mes. He started DJing in 1994 and for over two and half decades he has been DJing and producing funky, soulful house music. Check out his latest track “Homage”.
“Homage” is out now via Guesthouse Music and its via all music platforms. Mes has released several albums and tracks with well known labels like Cajual, Defected and Guesthouse Music which he is the founder. For the latest releases from DJ Mes visit: Facebook.com/iamdjmes; that's Facebook.com/I-A-M-D-J-M-E-S.
Vinyl’s From The Past: 12:02 to 16:57We are going to take a brief break for Vinyl’s from the past. In this limited run segment I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode we will cover British Pop Music group, Yazz & The Plastic Population.
Yazz and The Plastic Population was formed in the late 80’s by Yasmin Evans and electronic music duo Coldcut. Yazz was originally working as a backup singer for various artists; she was launching her solo career working with Producer duo Coldcut. Coldcut was working on a project and created a fictional band called The Plastic Population for a series of animated videos. This later evolved into Yazz performing with them at real shows and they eventually became a real group. One of the group's biggest hits was released in 1988 called "The Only Way Is Up". Take a listen to it here.
"The Only Way Is Up" has earned a place at the top of the charts in various countries such as Ireland, New Zealand and the UK. This dance-pop song featured elements of house and soul. Even today this song remains on the most popular dance...]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse31:40Music From Around The World: Episode 86
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Fri, 17 Mar 2023 03:10:09 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7606https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw86/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw86/feed/0Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Ams, Late Nite ‘DUB ‘Addict, Niereich, Rafael Cerato, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
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Intro: 0:00 to 0:16Mason Paine here and this is episode 86 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Ams, Late Nite ‘DUB ‘Addict, Niereich, Rafael Cerato, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Ams: Start - 0:17 and End – 7:37Hailing from Paris, France is DJ Ams. Breaking into the music scene in 2020 with her Deep House style of music, she quickly made a name for herself and by 2021 had signed to the New York label Nervous Records for her debut track “Solstice”. She is back with her latest release “Morning Glory – The Andrew Azara remix” take a listen to this here.
“Morning Glory – The Andrew Azara remix” is out now via Surge Recordings and its available on all streaming platforms. Irish DJ and Producer Andrew Azara remixed Morning Glory and is stirring up quite a buzz with his various remixes. His distinctive house and techno sound is earning him a place in the electronic music scene. For the latest on Ams releases and other upcoming projects visit: Instagram.com/ams__music; that’s Instagram.com/A-M-S UNDERSCORE M-U-S-I-C; also make sure you check out Instagram.com/Andrew.Azara; for the latest on Andrew Azara, projects, that’s Instagram.com/A-N-D-R-E-W DOT A-Z-A-R-A
Late Nite ‘Dub’ Addict: Start – 7:38 and End – 16:46Daniel Smith, A.K.A Late Nite ‘DUB ‘Addict is a House DJ and Producer hailing from Northern England. His sound can be traced back to the US house scene of the 80's and 90's. Heavyweights Todd Terry, DJ Pierre and Frankie Knuckles all had a major influence on his style. Take a listen to his latest track “Rude Boy”
“Rude Boy” is out now via Trax Records and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Outside DJ and Producing, Late Nite ‘DUB’ Addict manages and owns his own independent record label called DEEP 'N' DOPE RECORDS. For the latest on Late Nite ‘DUB’ Addict’s latest projects visit Instagram.com/latenitedubaddict; that’s Instagram.com/L-A-T-E-N-I-T-E-D-U-B-A-D-D-I-C-T
Vinyl’s From The Past: 16:47 to 26:51We are going to take a brief break for “Vinyl’s From The Past”. In this limited run segment I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode we will be featuring Steve “Silk” Hurley. Steve “Silk” Hurley is a DJ, Producer and Remixer based out of Chicago. He is considered not only a founder but a pioneer of the Chicago House sound. In the early 80’s he started DJing and he was one of the first to use a drum machine and sampler to create his own remixes and edits. In 1986 Steve released a groundbreaking track “Jack Your Body”. Take a listen to it here.
“Jack Your Body” was released on Underground Records. It became a massive hit in the UK reaching number one. This track also helped popularize the Chicago house music scene and established Steve as a major figure in the house music scene. That’s it for this Vinyl’s from the past, now let's get back to more music.
Niereich,: Start – 26:52 and End – 33:42Austrian Minimal, Techno, DJ and Producer Niereich, is known for his high energy techno and remixes. His most notable releases include The Bridge and Haarp. Check out his latest track “Mascarade”
“Mascarade” is out now via Riot Recordings and its available on all streaming platforms. For the latest on Niereich projects visit: Niereich.com; that’s N-I-E-R-E-I-C-H DOT com.
News Break 2: 33:43 to 34:32Let's take a brief break for some music news.
Hard Summer is coming back to Los Angeles. The festival began in 2008 and has been considere...Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Ams, Late Nite ‘DUB ‘Addict, Niereich,
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Ams, Late Nite ‘DUB ‘Addict, Niereich, Rafael Cerato, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Intro: 0:00 to 0:16Mason Paine here and this is episode 86 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Ams, Late Nite ‘DUB ‘Addict, Niereich, Rafael Cerato, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Ams: Start - 0:17 and End – 7:37Hailing from Paris, France is DJ Ams. Breaking into the music scene in 2020 with her Deep House style of music, she quickly made a name for herself and by 2021 had signed to the New York label Nervous Records for her debut track “Solstice”. She is back with her latest release “Morning Glory – The Andrew Azara remix” take a listen to this here.
“Morning Glory – The Andrew Azara remix” is out now via Surge Recordings and its available on all streaming platforms. Irish DJ and Producer Andrew Azara remixed Morning Glory and is stirring up quite a buzz with his various remixes. His distinctive house and techno sound is earning him a place in the electronic music scene. For the latest on Ams releases and other upcoming projects visit: Instagram.com/ams__music; that’s Instagram.com/A-M-S UNDERSCORE M-U-S-I-C; also make sure you check out Instagram.com/Andrew.Azara; for the latest on Andrew Azara, projects, that’s Instagram.com/A-N-D-R-E-W DOT A-Z-A-R-A
Late Nite ‘Dub’ Addict: Start – 7:38 and End – 16:46Daniel Smith, A.K.A Late Nite ‘DUB ‘Addict is a House DJ and Producer hailing from Northern England. His sound can be traced back to the US house scene of the 80's and 90's. Heavyweights Todd Terry, DJ Pierre and Frankie Knuckles all had a major influence on his style. Take a listen to his latest track “Rude Boy”
“Rude Boy” is out now via Trax Records and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Outside DJ and Producing, Late Nite ‘DUB’ Addict manages and owns his own independent record label called DEEP 'N' DOPE RECORDS. For the latest on Late Nite ‘DUB’ Addict’s latest projects visit Instagram.com/latenitedubaddict; that’s Instagram.com/L-A-T-E-N-I-T-E-D-U-B-A-D-D-I-C-T
Vinyl’s From The Past: 16:47 to 26:51We are going to take a brief break for “Vinyl’s From The Past”. In this limited run segment I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode we will be featuring Steve “Silk” Hurley. Steve “Silk” Hurley is a DJ, Producer and Remixer based out of Chicago. He is considered not only a founder but a pioneer of the Chicago House sound. In the early 80’s he started DJing and he was one of the first to use a drum machine and sampler to create his own remixes and edits. In 1986 Steve released a groundbreaking track “Jack Your Body”. Take a listen to it here.
“Jack Your Body” was released on Underground Records. It became a massive hit in the UK reaching number one. This track also helped popularize the Chicago house music scene and established Steve as a major figure in the house music scene. That’s it for this Vinyl’s from the past, now let's get back to more music.
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Thu, 09 Mar 2023 23:00:00 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7599https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw85/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw85/feed/0Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including MoveTown, Timelock, Angel Heredia, Sean Tyas, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
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Music From Around The World Episode 85: Transcript
Intro: 0:00 to 0:14Mason Paine here and this is episode 85 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: MoveTown, Timelock, Angel Heredia, Sean Tyas, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
MoveTown: Start – 0:15 and End -4:21MoveTown is a renowned duo consisting of DJs and producers Andrea Picar and Cha Cha Chrisar. Hailing from Germany, their music style has gained worldwide recognition for its influences from Romanian House, Dance and Pop House. They recently teamed up with American Singer and Songwriter Ray Horton for “Oh My My (My Love)”; take a listen here.
“Oh My My (My Love)” is out now via ZYX Music and its available on all streaming platforms. For the latest on Movetown visit: Instagram.com/movetown.official; Instagram.com/M-O-V-E-T-O–W-N DOT O-F-F-I–C-I-A-L
Timelock: Start – 4:22 and End – 11:41Hailing from Skarmiel, Israel is Psychedelic Trance DJ and Producer Timelock. Having launched his career as a DJ back in the late 90's, Timelock is renowned for his high-powered sets that combine techno, trance and house music. Take a listen to his latest track “Atomic”
“Atomic” is out now via Iboga Records and it's available on all streaming platforms. Timelock stands out as a figure of great influence on the Israeli trance scene; not only is he an esteemed Producer and DJ, but he is also the co-founder of BNE Records. For the latest on Timelock latest projects visit: Instagram.com/timelock_ofc; that’s Instagram.com/T-I-M-E-L-O-C-K UNDERSCORE O-F-C
Vinyl’s From The Past: Harold Faltermeyer – Axel F: 11:43 to 15:56We are going to take a quick break for Vinyl’s From The Past. This limited run series examines the influential artists that helped shape the world of EDM. In this segment we will be featuring German Musician and Producer Harold Faltermeyer. Harold worked with Donna Summer and Giorgio before he caught his big break with film director Martin Brest; who hired him to compose music for his film “Thief of Hearts” in 1984. This opportunity opened the door for more high profile work.
The same year he did the “Thief of Hearts” soundtrack he was hired to compose the theme for the 1984 film “Beverly Hills Cop”, starring Eddie Murphy. Here is a listen to that track “Axel F”.
Harold Faltermeyer's iconic hit, "Axel F", was one of the biggest breakthroughs in EDM music in the U.S., shooting to number three on the Billboard Top 100 Hot Chart. The interesting thing about this track is that Harold used three pieces of equipment to create this song; the Roland Jupiter-8, JX-3P and TR-808. He used the arpeggiator on the Jupiter to loop the complicated chords to be played with one finger. This song is still popular till this day. That’s it for Vinyl’s from the past. Now let's get back to more music.
Angel Heredia: Start - 15:57 and End -23:39Our next artist is Latin Tech House, DJ and Producer Angel Heredia. At the age of 16 Angel was given a set of turntables and started DJ-ing. As he got older he wanted to expand his musical talents further, so he moved to Madrid to study sound engineering. Once he was finished with his studies, he returned to his hometown of Malaga with a better understanding of EDM, which helped him as a DJ. He quickly caught the attention of club promoters and was invited to play at some of Europe's largest festivals. He has released tons of tracks that have charted on Beatport, Tech-House Top 100. Here is a listen to one of his latest tracks “Bam Pum”.
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including MoveTown, Timelock, Angel Heredia,
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including MoveTown, Timelock, Angel Heredia, Sean Tyas, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Music From Around The World Episode 85: Transcript
Intro: 0:00 to 0:14Mason Paine here and this is episode 85 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: MoveTown, Timelock, Angel Heredia, Sean Tyas, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
MoveTown: Start – 0:15 and End -4:21MoveTown is a renowned duo consisting of DJs and producers Andrea Picar and Cha Cha Chrisar. Hailing from Germany, their music style has gained worldwide recognition for its influences from Romanian House, Dance and Pop House. They recently teamed up with American Singer and Songwriter Ray Horton for “Oh My My (My Love)”; take a listen here.
“Oh My My (My Love)” is out now via ZYX Music and its available on all streaming platforms. For the latest on Movetown visit: Instagram.com/movetown.official; Instagram.com/M-O-V-E-T-O–W-N DOT O-F-F-I–C-I-A-L
Timelock: Start – 4:22 and End – 11:41Hailing from Skarmiel, Israel is Psychedelic Trance DJ and Producer Timelock. Having launched his career as a DJ back in the late 90's, Timelock is renowned for his high-powered sets that combine techno, trance and house music. Take a listen to his latest track “Atomic”
“Atomic” is out now via Iboga Records and it's available on all streaming platforms. Timelock stands out as a figure of great influence on the Israeli trance scene; not only is he an esteemed Producer and DJ, but he is also the co-founder of BNE Records. For the latest on Timelock latest projects visit: Instagram.com/timelock_ofc; that’s Instagram.com/T-I-M-E-L-O-C-K UNDERSCORE O-F-C
Vinyl’s From The Past: Harold Faltermeyer – Axel F: 11:43 to 15:56We are going to take a quick break for Vinyl’s From The Past. This limited run series examines the influential artists that helped shape the world of EDM. In this segment we will be featuring German Musician and Producer Harold Faltermeyer. Harold worked with Donna Summer and Giorgio before he caught his big break with film director Martin Brest; who hired him to compose music for his film “Thief of Hearts” in 1984. This opportunity opened the door for more high profile work.
The same year he did the “Thief of Hearts” soundtrack he was hired to compose the theme for the 1984 film “Beverly Hills Cop”, starring Eddie Murphy. Here is a listen to that track “Axel F”.
Harold Faltermeyer's iconic hit, "Axel F", was one of the biggest breakthroughs in EDM music in the U.S., shooting to number three on the Billboard Top 100 Hot Chart. The interesting thing about this track is that Harold used three pieces of equipment to create this song; the Roland Jupiter-8, JX-3P and TR-808. He used the arpeggiator on the Jupiter to loop the complicated chords to be played with one f...]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse34:42Music From Around The World: Episode 84
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Thu, 02 Mar 2023 22:11:44 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7594https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw84/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw84/feed/0Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Roberto Capuano, Meirlin, Laidback Luke, Gamma Intel, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
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Intro: 00:00 to 0:15Mason Paine here and this is episode 84 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Roberto Capuano, Meirlin, Laidback Luke, Gamma Intel, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Roberto Capuano: Start – 0:16 and End -7:46Up first is Roberto Capuano. Roberto is an Italian techno DJ and producer, known for his high-energy productions, and deep basslines. Roberto's music career started at a young age when he started training in classical piano and learning to play the guitar. He discovered electronic music in his teenage years and eventually focused on techno. Capuano is considered one of the most exciting techno artists in the scene today. Here is a listen to his latest track “Dice Roll”.
“Dice Roll” is out now via Truesoul records and it's available on all streaming platforms. Roberto has solidified himself as an energetic force in the techno scene. With a string of EP's, singles and collaborations with Markantonio, Joseph Capariati and Luigi Madonna. He also has an impressive track record of performing at some of the biggest festivals around the globe. His releases have appeared on labels such as Drumcode, Second State and Suara. For the latest on Roberto’s upcoming projects visit: Instagram.com/robertocapuanodj; thats .instagram.com/R-O-B-E-R-T-O-C-A-P-U-A-N-O–D-J
Meirlin: Start – 7:47 and End – 14:04From the age of three, Meirlin has been on a musical journey that has taken her from Tokyo to California. In 2014, with a desire to continue developing her music production and mixing career, she took the plunge and moved West. Merilin's talent of crafting an energizing mix of Trap, Future Bass, Dubstep and House music is awe-inspiring. The way she seamlessly weaves all these genres together is a testament to her unparalleled artistic skill. Here is a listen to her latest track “Music For Me”.
“Music For Me” is out now via Ensis Records and it's available on all streaming platforms. Merilin's accomplishments have given her the opportunity to perform alongside some of the most renowned names in the music industry including DallasK, DJ Carisma, Che'nelle, and Cy Kosis. For the latest on Meirlin’s projects visit: Instagram.com/meirlin_music; thats Instagram.com/M-E-I-R-L-I-N UNDERSCORE M-U-S-I-C.
Vinyl’s From The Past: Phuture -14:05 to 27:06
We are taking a brief break, for our limited run series Vinyls From The Past. Here we discuss the pioneers that were influential in shaping EDM to what it is today. In this latest segment we are featuring Chicago Group, Phuture. Formed in 1985, Phuture’s members were - Earl "Spanky" Smith Jr, Nathaniel Pierre Jones aka DJ Pierre and Herbert "Herb J" Jackson. Together they crafted a unique style of music which would later be known as acid house. The groups defining release was "Acid Tracks". Take a listen to it here.
“Acid Tracks” by Phuture was released in 1987 and was considered the first acid house record. Phuture was instrumental in launching acid house music and transforming it from an underground sound to a mainstream movement during the late 1980s and early 1990s. That’s it for this vinyl’s from the past.
Laidback Luke: Start – 27:08 and End -32:57Up next
Is Dutch DJ and Producer, Laidback Luke. Throughout his career, he has produced a slew of iconic songs like "Rocking with the Best," "Break the House Down," and "Turbulence." ; that have become EDM anthems. Here is a listen to his latest track: “Could You Be The One (feat.Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Roberto Capuano, Meirlin, Laidback Luke,
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Roberto Capuano, Meirlin, Laidback Luke, Gamma Intel, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Music From Around The World Episode 84: Transcription
Intro: 00:00 to 0:15Mason Paine here and this is episode 84 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Roberto Capuano, Meirlin, Laidback Luke, Gamma Intel, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Roberto Capuano: Start – 0:16 and End -7:46Up first is Roberto Capuano. Roberto is an Italian techno DJ and producer, known for his high-energy productions, and deep basslines. Roberto's music career started at a young age when he started training in classical piano and learning to play the guitar. He discovered electronic music in his teenage years and eventually focused on techno. Capuano is considered one of the most exciting techno artists in the scene today. Here is a listen to his latest track “Dice Roll”.
“Dice Roll” is out now via Truesoul records and it's available on all streaming platforms. Roberto has solidified himself as an energetic force in the techno scene. With a string of EP's, singles and collaborations with Markantonio, Joseph Capariati and Luigi Madonna. He also has an impressive track record of performing at some of the biggest festivals around the globe. His releases have appeared on labels such as Drumcode, Second State and Suara. For the latest on Roberto’s upcoming projects visit: Instagram.com/robertocapuanodj; thats .instagram.com/R-O-B-E-R-T-O-C-A-P-U-A-N-O–D-J
Meirlin: Start – 7:47 and End – 14:04From the age of three, Meirlin has been on a musical journey that has taken her from Tokyo to California. In 2014, with a desire to continue developing her music production and mixing career, she took the plunge and moved West. Merilin's talent of crafting an energizing mix of Trap, Future Bass, Dubstep and House music is awe-inspiring. The way she seamlessly weaves all these genres together is a testament to her unparalleled artistic skill. Here is a listen to her latest track “Music For Me”.
“Music For Me” is out now via Ensis Records and it's available on all streaming platforms. Merilin's accomplishments have given her the opportunity to perform alongside some of the most renowned names in the music industry including DallasK, DJ Carisma, Che'nelle, and Cy Kosis. For the latest on Meirlin’s projects visit: Instagram.com/meirlin_music; thats Instagram.com/M-E-I-R-L-I-N UNDERSCORE M-U-S-I-C.
Vinyl’s From The Past: Phuture -14:05 to 27:06
We are taking a brief break, for our limited run series Vinyls From The Past. Here we discuss the pioneers that were influential in shaping EDM to what it is today. In this latest segment we are featuring Chicago Group, Phuture. Formed in 1985, Phuture’s members were - Earl "Spanky" Smith Jr, Nathaniel Pierre Jones aka DJ Pierre and Herbert "Herb J" Jackson.]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse39:53Google Trends: The Top Searches of February
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Tue, 28 Feb 2023 04:07:05 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7589https://masonverapaine.com/googletrendsfebruary/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/googletrendsfebruary/feed/0Join us as we explore the top search trends for the month of February with Google Trends Expert, Sarah Armstrong. From the latest entertainment news to groundbreaking developments in science and technology, Sarah will take us through the most searched-for topics in categories like entertainment, culture, science, sports, odd news, and recipes.
For the latest trends from Google visit: Trends.Google.com/TrendsFollow Twitter on Google at: Twitter.com/GoogleLike Google on Facebook at: Facebook.com/GoogleLike and Follow Google on Instagram at: Instagram.com/Google
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[00:00] – Announcer: Mason Vera Paine.
[00:01] - Mason Paine: Sarah Armstrong, Google Trends expert, is here to share the most popular trends that people search on Google in the month of February. Thanks for joining me, Sarah.
[00:09] - Sarah Armstrong: Thank you for having me.
[00:11] - Mason Paine: So for this month, man, there was so much that happened. But for me, at least, I think Super Bowl was the biggest thing. What was the top search trend for that?
[00:20] - Sarah Armstrong: So what struck me as funny with the Super Bowl is Rihanna pregnant. That was the big trend of the night. In fact, it wasn't just our big trend for the Super Bowl. That day, it was the top trending search on Google overall. So lots of folks were interested in that half time show.
[00:37] - Mason Paine: That's hilarious. It wasn't even the actual game. Mahone's wasn't even up there.
[00:43] - Sarah Armstrong: Right. Like, of course, we're seeing players trending. The mom of the two players who has sons on both teams. We saw a lot of search interest around her. Different questions about football rules and stuff for folks who aren't as familiar with football but probably tuning into the Super Bowl. The commercials were really popular as well, especially the Fast 10 trailer that saw a lot of search interest. But it was that half time show that really got people searching.
[1:11] - Mason Paine: Yeah, that half time show, it was pretty lit. But as soon as Rihanna came out, first thing I thought of was like, Wait, she's pregnant? I didn't hear anything about that. And then I thought...
[1:21] - Sarah Armstrong: I know. And of course, I'm one of the people searching, is Rihanna pregnant?
[1:24] - Mason Paine: Yeah. And I thought I was being rude at first. Maybe she's not pregnant and she's just eating really good and I shouldn't say she's pregnant. That's rude. And then it turns out she's pregnant and I felt, Okay, I feel pretty vindicated.
[1:36] - Sarah Armstrong: Totally. And her partner, ASAP Rocky, we saw a big spike in search interest for him as well. So that couple was definitely popular.
[01:44] - Mason Paine: Now, another thing that happen was the Grammys that go up at high in the searches at all?
[1:48] - Sarah Armstrong: Definitely. We saw a huge spike in the Grammys earlier this month. Viola Davis was one of our big searches because she earned an EGOT with her Grammys win. So that means she has an EMI, a Grammy, an Oscar, and a Tony now. She's one of very few people who have achieved all four of those awards. So it was pretty exciting.
[02:10] - Mason Paine: What was she in for the "T"? Tony? I don't remember her singing in anything. Was she in a play?
[2:16] - Sarah Armstrong: She definitely was. I have to look up what she got her Tony for. She got her Grammy for narrating her audiobook. And I looked it up, she was a lead actor in the play. Very cool.
[02:30] - Mason Paine: Good for her. That's hard to get. It's like Kentucky Derby, man. Getting all the Triple Crown, right?
[2:37] - Sarah Armstrong: Totally, exactly.
[02:39] - Mason Paine: So I know what else happened. Valentine's Day. Was there anything top searching there?
[2:44] - Sarah Armstrong: Yes, we always see lots of interest around Valentine'...Join us as we explore the top search trends for the month of February with Google Trends Expert, Sarah Armstrong. From the latest entertainment news to groundbreaking developments in science and technology,
Join us as we explore the top search trends for the month of February with Google Trends Expert, Sarah Armstrong. From the latest entertainment news to groundbreaking developments in science and technology, Sarah will take us through the most searched-for topics in categories like entertainment, culture, science, sports, odd news, and recipes.
[00:01] - Mason Paine: Sarah Armstrong, Google Trends expert, is here to share the most popular trends that people search on Google in the month of February. Thanks for joining me, Sarah.
[00:09] - Sarah Armstrong: Thank you for having me.
[00:11] - Mason Paine: So for this month, man, there was so much that happened. But for me, at least, I think Super Bowl was the biggest thing. What was the top search trend for that?
[00:20] - Sarah Armstrong: So what struck me as funny with the Super Bowl is Rihanna pregnant. That was the big trend of the night. In fact, it wasn't just our big trend for the Super Bowl. That day, it was the top trending search on Google overall. So lots of folks were interested in that half time show.
[00:37] - Mason Paine: That's hilarious. It wasn't even the actual game. Mahone's wasn't even up there.
[00:43] - Sarah Armstrong: Right. Like, of course, we're seeing players trending. The mom of the two players who has sons on both teams. We saw a lot of search interest around her. Different questions about football rules and stuff for folks who aren't as familiar with football but probably tuning into the Super Bowl. The commercials were really popular as well, especially the Fast 10 trailer that saw a lot of search interest. But it was that half time show that really got people searching.
[1:11] - Mason Paine: Yeah, that half time show, it was pretty lit. But as soon as Rihanna came out, first thing I thought of was like, Wait, she's pregnant? I didn't hear anything about that. And then I thought...
[1:21] - Sarah Armstrong: I know. And of course, I'm one of the people searching, is Rihanna pregnant?
[1:24] - Mason Paine: Yeah. And I thought I was being rude at first. Maybe she's not pregnant and she's just eating really good and I shouldn't say she's pregnant. That's rude. And then it turns out she's pregnant and I felt, Okay, I feel pretty vindicated.
[1:36] - Sarah Armstrong: Totally. And her partner, ASAP Rocky, we saw a big spike in search interest for him as well. So that couple was definitely popular.
[01:44] - Mason Paine: Now, another thing that happen was the Grammys that go up at high in the searches at all?
[1:48] - Sarah Armstrong: Definitely. We saw a huge spike in the Grammys earlier this month. Viola Davis was one of our big searches because she earned an EGOT with her Grammys win. So that means she has an EMI, a Grammy, an Oscar, and a Tony now. She's one of very few people who have achieved all four of those awards. So it was pretty exciting.
]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse10:19The Rise of Luminist: From Jingles to Game Soundtracks
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Sun, 26 Feb 2023 00:08:42 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7578https://masonverapaine.com/luminist/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/luminist/feed/0Award-winning producer and video game music composer Luminist has recently released his new album, Atone: Heart of the Elder Tree Original Soundtrack. The album accompanies the Wildboy Studios game Atone: Heart of the Elder Tree, which was first released in 2019 alongside the launch of Apple Arcade. Luminist's work has already been recognized with a New Zealand Game Award in the Excellence in Audio category for the soundtracks he produced for the game. Check out my latest conversation with him as he speaks about his career and how he got into video game music composition.
For the latest on Luminist visit: Twitter.com/Luministmusic
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Mason Vera Paine Show: Transcription
[00:00] - Announcer: Mason Vera Paine.
[00:01] - Mason Paine: Sydney, Australia's own Luminist has left his Mark in the world of gaming as an ambient and synthetic wave producer. Now, Luminist joins me to speak about his latest project and how he got into being a video game composer. Thanks for joining me, Luminist.
[00:15] - Luminist: Oh, thanks for having me here. It's a pleasure.
[00:16] - Mason Paine: So tell me, how did you get your start in music?
[00:19] – Luminist: As a kid, I was in a choir with my primary school. We had a choir that was part of the Cathedral in Sydney in Town Hall, where I'm from, Sydney, Australia. And the Cathedral choir was part of our school at St Andrews Cathedral. I had an education there for about five or six years as a kid learning choir and church music and developed from there, really.
[00:44] - Mason Paine: Did they teach you any sheet music, like how to read it?
[00:47] – Luminist: Yeah, absolutely. I got a great education in that. These days, I'm a little bit rusty. I don't really practice that music very much anymore, though it'd be nice to return to it. But yeah, we did study that definitely.
[1:01] - Mason Paine: I'm a little curious, how did you go from being in a choir to where you are now?
[1:08] – Luminist: Yeah, it's a strange journey, I guess. I started that and church music was my first education. That was definitely a huge influence on the music that I appreciate and like in terms of the sound of it. It's quite beautiful, moving, harmonically rich music. Then as I got to a teenager, I started listening to bands like the Strokes, and I was like, Oh, I want a guitar. I want to learn how to play that. So I got into rock music a little bit. And then late teen, I started to do session vocals for a company that did advertising jingles. So I was singing on those things. And then eventually they were like, Oh, do you want to have a go at writing one? So I was like, Yeah, cool. Let's give it a try. And so I did that. And my music got chosen for one of the advertisements they were working on. And it went from there. I started working freelance with that company for quite a few years. I moved to London in the UK when I was 20 years old and just wrote music for jingles and discovered synthesizers and got into electronic music from there.
[2:13] – Luminist: And that's where I'm at these days. I'm definitely more in the electronic music world and not so much singing anymore. Although I'd like to return to that a little bit, it's not really part of the music I make these days.
[2:26] - Mason Paine: I love that you did jingles. I actually know a lot of people who do jingles did you do as a side gig, just a way to make some money. Yeah. And it's funny. I'm curious, you wrote it. Did you produce any of it, too? Did you do everything or was it just like, hey, vocals? And then I went into writing it.
[2:46] – Luminist: With jingle stuff,Award-winning producer and video game music composer Luminist has recently released his new album, Atone: Heart of the Elder Tree Original Soundtrack. The album accompanies the Wildboy Studios game Atone: Heart of the Elder Tree,
Award-winning producer and video game music composer Luminist has recently released his new album, Atone: Heart of the Elder Tree Original Soundtrack. The album accompanies the Wildboy Studios game Atone: Heart of the Elder Tree, which was first released in 2019 alongside the launch of Apple Arcade. Luminist's work has already been recognized with a New Zealand Game Award in the Excellence in Audio category for the soundtracks he produced for the game. Check out my latest conversation with him as he speaks about his career and how he got into video game music composition.
[00:01] - Mason Paine: Sydney, Australia's own Luminist has left his Mark in the world of gaming as an ambient and synthetic wave producer. Now, Luminist joins me to speak about his latest project and how he got into being a video game composer. Thanks for joining me, Luminist.
[00:15] - Luminist: Oh, thanks for having me here. It's a pleasure.
[00:16] - Mason Paine: So tell me, how did you get your start in music?
[00:19] – Luminist: As a kid, I was in a choir with my primary school. We had a choir that was part of the Cathedral in Sydney in Town Hall, where I'm from, Sydney, Australia. And the Cathedral choir was part of our school at St Andrews Cathedral. I had an education there for about five or six years as a kid learning choir and church music and developed from there, really.
[00:44] - Mason Paine: Did they teach you any sheet music, like how to read it?
[00:47] – Luminist: Yeah, absolutely. I got a great education in that. These days, I'm a little bit rusty. I don't really practice that music very much anymore, though it'd be nice to return to it. But yeah, we did study that definitely.
[1:01] - Mason Paine: I'm a little curious, how did you go from being in a choir to where you are now?
[1:08] – Luminist: Yeah, it's a strange journey, I guess. I started that and church music was my first education. That was definitely a huge influence on the music that I appreciate and like in terms of the sound of it. It's quite beautiful, moving, harmonically rich music. Then as I got to a teenager, I started listening to bands like the Strokes, and I was like, Oh, I want a guitar. I want to learn how to play that. So I got into rock music a little bit. And then late teen, I started to do session vocals for a company that did advertising jingles. So I was singing on those things. And then eventually they were like, Oh, do you want to have a go at writing one? So I was like, Yeah, cool. Let's give it a try. And so I did that. And my music got chosen for one of the advertisements they were working on. And it went from there. I started working freelance with that company for quite a few years. I moved to London in the UK when I was 20 years old and just wrote music for jingles and discovered synthesizers and got into electronic music from there.]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse15:12Music From Around The World: Episode 83
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Thu, 23 Feb 2023 23:00:00 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7575https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw83/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw83/feed/0Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Ritmo, Martin K4rma, A.Paul, Floorplan, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
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Music From Around The World Episode 83 – Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:13Mason Paine here and this is episode 83 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Ritmo, Martin K4rma, A.Paul, Floorplan, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Ritmo: Start – 0:13 and End – 9:22Dubi Dagan is a DJ and producer that goes by the name Ritmo. He is known as a renowned Psychedelic Trance DJ and Producer. His distinct style weaves together progressive trance, psytrance, and ethnic sounds inherited from his Middle Eastern culture. This combination has made him one of the most celebrated artists in the genre today. Here is a listen to his latest track “Distorted”.
“Distorted” is out now via Iboga Records and it's available on all streaming platforms. Ritmo is an acclaimed DJ and Producer who has earned recognition through his remixes of songs by other popular names in trance. Moreover, he has been featured on many compilations. Visit instagram.com/ritmomusic, for the latest on Ritmo’s upcoming releases. That’s Instagram.com/R-I-T-M-O-M-U-S-I-C
Martin K4rma: Start – 9:24 and End – 16:11From a young age, Finnish DJ and producer Martin K4rma has been drawn to music. Starting early with piano lessons at seven years old, his passion progressed to the bass and eventually DJ-ing. By 15 he had secured his first ever gig as a professional DJ. Drawing inspiration from music legends such as Enrico Sanigiliuano, SAMA and UMEK, Martin has created a unique sound of his own with euphonic choruses, complex transitions and captivating synths. Take a listen to his latest track “Change Yourself”
“Change Yourself” is out now via Karma Recordings and its available on all streaming platforms. When it comes to techno Martin is quoted as saying “Techno is more of a culture than just musical genre, it's self-expression, its freedom, and its love." For the latest on Martin’s latest projects visit: Instagram.com/martink4rma; that’s INSTAGRAM.COM/M-A-R-T-I-N-K-4-R-M-A
Vinyl’s From The Past: 16:12 to 20:55The term EDM did not become a permanent genre until the 2000’s. In the 80’s there were a number of influential artists creating electronic songs. One of them was the Pet Shop Boys.
Neil Tennant and Keyboardist Chris Lowe are a London-based duo who have made their mark in the music industry since their formation in 1981. Crafting an eclectic blend of pop, electronic and dance music. The Pet Shop Boys provided much more than just entertainment to their listeners - often including socially conscious messages about love, society and politics which earned them recognition globally. They are known for many classic hits like "It's a Sin" to "Go West". Another one of their greatest hits is “West End Girls” because of its social commentary. Take a listen to it here.
West End Girls was released in 1984 and it was about class and inner-city pressure. This song was labeled by the UK Guardian as the number one greatest single. Songs like this and others from the 80’s based on modern standards are not considered EDM but they were innovative and influential during their time to help create the genre of EDM we have today. That’s it for Vinyl’s from the past, now let’s get back to more music.
A.Paul: Start – 20:56 and End -26:13Portugal DJ and Producer, A.Paul is known for his special blend of techno, tech house, and other electronic sub-genres..He has released tons of original compositions, remixes and collaboration. Check out his latest track “Shadow Self”
“Shadow Self” is out now via Onh cet and its available on all streaming...Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Ritmo, Martin K4rma, A.Paul, Floorplan,
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Ritmo, Martin K4rma, A.Paul, Floorplan, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Music From Around The World Episode 83 – Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:13Mason Paine here and this is episode 83 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Ritmo, Martin K4rma, A.Paul, Floorplan, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.
Ritmo: Start – 0:13 and End – 9:22Dubi Dagan is a DJ and producer that goes by the name Ritmo. He is known as a renowned Psychedelic Trance DJ and Producer. His distinct style weaves together progressive trance, psytrance, and ethnic sounds inherited from his Middle Eastern culture. This combination has made him one of the most celebrated artists in the genre today. Here is a listen to his latest track “Distorted”.
“Distorted” is out now via Iboga Records and it's available on all streaming platforms. Ritmo is an acclaimed DJ and Producer who has earned recognition through his remixes of songs by other popular names in trance. Moreover, he has been featured on many compilations. Visit instagram.com/ritmomusic, for the latest on Ritmo’s upcoming releases. That’s Instagram.com/R-I-T-M-O-M-U-S-I-C
Martin K4rma: Start – 9:24 and End – 16:11From a young age, Finnish DJ and producer Martin K4rma has been drawn to music. Starting early with piano lessons at seven years old, his passion progressed to the bass and eventually DJ-ing. By 15 he had secured his first ever gig as a professional DJ. Drawing inspiration from music legends such as Enrico Sanigiliuano, SAMA and UMEK, Martin has created a unique sound of his own with euphonic choruses, complex transitions and captivating synths. Take a listen to his latest track “Change Yourself”
“Change Yourself” is out now via Karma Recordings and its available on all streaming platforms. When it comes to techno Martin is quoted as saying “Techno is more of a culture than just musical genre, it's self-expression, its freedom, and its love." For the latest on Martin’s latest projects visit: Instagram.com/martink4rma; that’s INSTAGRAM.COM/M-A-R-T-I-N-K-4-R-M-A
Vinyl’s From The Past: 16:12 to 20:55The term EDM did not become a permanent genre until the 2000’s. In the 80’s there were a number of influential artists creating electronic songs. One of them was the Pet Shop Boys.
Neil Tennant and Keyboardist Chris Lowe are a London-based duo who have made their mark in the music industry since their formation in 1981. Crafting an eclectic blend of pop, electronic and dance music. The Pet Shop Boys provided much more than just entertainment to their listeners - often including socially conscious messages about love, society and politics which earned them recognition globally. They are known for many classic hits like "It's a Sin" to "Go West". Another one of their greatest hits is “West End Girls” because of its social commentary. Take a listen to it here.
West End Girls was released in 1984 and it was about class and inner-city pressure. This song was labeled by the UK Guardian as the number one greate...]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse34:11Music From Around The World: Episode 82
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Thu, 16 Feb 2023 23:00:00 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7567https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw82/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw82/feed/0Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Luminist, Zyrus 7, Ørjan Nilsen, Max Styler and Music News.
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Music From Around The World Episode 82: Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:14Mason Paine here and this is episode 82 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Luminist, Talla 2XLC, Ørjan Nilsen, Max Styler and Music News.
Luminist: Start – 0:15 and End – 3:32From Sydney, Australia, Luminist has made his mark as a respected Video Game Composer. With an impressive background of awards to his name, he burst onto the scene by creating analog remakes from the classic 1986 game Metroid. His remix album 'Metroid Resynthesized', was released in 2022. He is now back with a track from the Atone: Heart of the Elder soundtrack. Take a listen to “A Horrible Secret”’.
“A Horrible Secret’ is out now via Infinite Hex and it's available on all streaming platforms. Luminist recently did the full soundtrack for the video game Atone: Heart of the Elder Tree, by Wildboy Studios. This was his first time actually writing music for a video game. According to Lumnisit “it was a huge learning experience”. For the latest on Luminist and his projects visit: Instagram.com/luministmusic; that's Instagram.com/L-U-M-I-N-I-S-T-M-U-S-I-C
Zyrus 7: Start – 3:33 and End – 11:58Frankfort, Germany Talla 2XLC is considered a pioneer of the international techno and trance scene. He recently created a record dedicated to Psytrance called Dreamscape. Under this label 2XLC has released a remix under his alter ego Zyrus 7. Take a listen to his latest track “Chaiyya Chaiyya” featuring Junk Project.
“Chaiyya Chaiyya” is out now via Dreamscape records and its available on all streaming platforms. This latest track between Zyrus 7 and Junk Project is a well crafted production with vocals by Saloni and punchy basslines; which makes this a high quality psy trance track. For the latest of Zyrus 7 and his latest projects visit: Talla2xlc.com; thats T-A-L-L-A-2-X-L-C DOT COM
Vinyl’s From The Past: 11:59 to 20:35We are going to take a quick break for our latest segment Vinyl’s from the past.
In the early days of EDM, there was a track that stood out as groundbreaking. This was "I Feel Love" by Donna Summer. This track was produced by Giorgio Moroder. This songs displayed the potential of using synthesizers and drum machines to create a unique sound in electronic dance music. It was seen as hugely influential in terms of establishing modern-day EDM. Here is a listen to “I feel love”
“I Feel Love” by Donna Summer was released in 1977 and it was a turning point in the history of electronic dance music, setting the stage for the genre's growth.
Ørjan Nilsen: Start – 20:35 and End -26:27Famed Norwegian DJ and Producer Ørjan Nilsen has been in the EDM world since the early 2000’s. His career began with his 2006 release of Red Woods under the alias DJ Governor; followed by tracks "La Guitarra" (2008), "Lovers Lane" (2010), and "So Long Radio" (2010). In 2011, he came out with a full-length album My Opinion; this was soon followed by No Saint Out of me in 2013 and Prism in 2018. He is back with the release of new music; take a listen to his latest track “Trippin”
“Trippin” is out now via Revealed and it's available on all streaming platforms. Orjan is a musical force to be reckoned with. His style of music, fusing Progressive House and Trance, has earned him his nickname "Norwegian Trance Viking". For the latest on Orjan Nilsen and his latest projects visit: Orjannilsen.com; that’s O-R-J-A-N-N-I-L-S-E-N DOT COM
News Break 2: 26:28 to 27:06We are going to take one final break for some music news.
On June 3rd,Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Luminist, Zyrus 7,
Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Luminist, Zyrus 7, Ørjan Nilsen, Max Styler and Music News.
Music From Around The World Episode 82: Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:14Mason Paine here and this is episode 82 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Luminist, Talla 2XLC, Ørjan Nilsen, Max Styler and Music News.
Luminist: Start – 0:15 and End – 3:32From Sydney, Australia, Luminist has made his mark as a respected Video Game Composer. With an impressive background of awards to his name, he burst onto the scene by creating analog remakes from the classic 1986 game Metroid. His remix album 'Metroid Resynthesized', was released in 2022. He is now back with a track from the Atone: Heart of the Elder soundtrack. Take a listen to “A Horrible Secret”’.
“A Horrible Secret’ is out now via Infinite Hex and it's available on all streaming platforms. Luminist recently did the full soundtrack for the video game Atone: Heart of the Elder Tree, by Wildboy Studios. This was his first time actually writing music for a video game. According to Lumnisit “it was a huge learning experience”. For the latest on Luminist and his projects visit: Instagram.com/luministmusic; that's Instagram.com/L-U-M-I-N-I-S-T-M-U-S-I-C
Zyrus 7: Start – 3:33 and End – 11:58Frankfort, Germany Talla 2XLC is considered a pioneer of the international techno and trance scene. He recently created a record dedicated to Psytrance called Dreamscape. Under this label 2XLC has released a remix under his alter ego Zyrus 7. Take a listen to his latest track “Chaiyya Chaiyya” featuring Junk Project.
“Chaiyya Chaiyya” is out now via Dreamscape records and its available on all streaming platforms. This latest track between Zyrus 7 and Junk Project is a well crafted production with vocals by Saloni and punchy basslines; which makes this a high quality psy trance track. For the latest of Zyrus 7 and his latest projects visit: Talla2xlc.com; thats T-A-L-L-A-2-X-L-C DOT COM
Vinyl’s From The Past: 11:59 to 20:35We are going to take a quick break for our latest segment Vinyl’s from the past.
In the early days of EDM, there was a track that stood out as groundbreaking. This was "I Feel Love" by Donna Summer. This track was produced by Giorgio Moroder. This songs displayed the potential of using synthesizers and drum machines to create a unique sound in electronic dance music. It was seen as hugely influential in terms of establishing modern-day EDM. Here is a listen to “I feel love”
“I Feel Love” by Donna Summer was released in 1977 and it was a turning point in the history of electronic dance music, setting the stage for the genre's growth.
Ørjan Nilsen: Start – 20:35 and End -26:27Famed Norwegian DJ and Producer Ørjan Nilsen has been in the EDM world since the early 2000’s. His career began with his 2006 release of Red Woods under the alias DJ Governor; followed by tracks "La Guitarra" (2008), "Lovers Lane" (2010), and "So Long Radio" (2010). In 2011,]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse32:47The Most Searched Trends For Super Bowl 57
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Mon, 13 Feb 2023 19:10:39 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7561https://masonverapaine.com/superbowl57trends/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/superbowl57trends/feed/0Super Bowl 57 is one of the biggest sporting events of the year. The Super Bowl always generates buzz for the game, commercials and its halftime show. Google Trends Expert Annanya Raghavan joins me to speak about some of the top searched trends by fans.
For the latest trends from Google visit: Trends.Google.com/TrendsFollow Twitter on Google at: Twitter.com/GoogleLike Google on Facebook at: Facebook.com/GoogleLike and Follow Google on Instagram at: Instagram.com/Google
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Super Bowl 57 Transcription
[00:00:00] – Announcer: Mason Vera Paine.
[00:00:02] - Mason Paine: Super Bowl 57 was one of the biggest sporting events this past weekend. Millions of fans watched the game commercials in Half Time Show. Google trends expert Annanya Raghavan speaks about some of the top trends during the big game. Thanks for joining me, Ananya.
[00:00:16] - Annanya Raghavan: Yeah, thank you for having me.
[00:00:18] - Mason Paine: All right, we just went through Super Bowl 57. I have to ask, were you excited about it?
[00:00:23] - Annanya Raghavan: I was super stoked coming into it because I'm an Eagles fan. So it's always great when your team is playing in the big game. Obviously, not the result I would have wanted, but I got to admit, it was a great game.
[00:00:39] - Mason Paine: Oh, man, I'm not a Chiefs or an Eagle fan, but I had to choose because obviously, if your team doesn't make it, you have to make a choice. And I put all my money, my fictional money, obviously, on the Eagles because I thought that they were going to win. I was like, they had a phenomenal season. They looked really good going in. I was like, There's no way the Chiefs are going to it, and they won.
[00:01:03] - Annanya Raghavan: The Eagles felt like a team of destiny coming into it. And I guess not. Guess I read the cards wrong, but it's all right. It was a great game. Half off to the teeth.
[00:01:17] - Mason Paine: Man, I have to say that last call, though, one of the things that I looked up is the NFL rigged. Did that trend at all or was that just for me?
[00:01:27] - Annanya Raghavan: No, we actually did see huge spikes in search interests. Not necessarily rigged, but is the NFL scripted, especially after I believe it was Arian Foster had his comments on the radio heading into Super Bowl Week that the NFL is scripted and pre planned out. So especially when you get a controversial call like that, I think people are going to wonder. But my two cents are that the Chief just played an overall better game and they deserve to win.
[00:02:02] - Mason Paine: Absolutely. They got that win. They did deserve it. I just as a sports fan, when a ref makes a call like that towards the end of the game, I feel like it impacts the game more than if they had made those types of calls in the beginning. And maybe as a ref should slow down a bit on calls like that and just let things play out. I don't know.
[00:02:25] - Annanya Raghavan: No, I agree. And like you said, with seeing those trending searches after the game, that's not what you want the conversation to be about because it takes away from what was otherwise a fantastic game of football.
[00:02:42] - Mason Paine: Absolutely. And I think Mahomes, he got the MVP for it, right? I mean, that wasn't even on there. I had to look it up.
[00:02:48] - Annanya Raghavan: Yeah, he did win Super Bowl MVP. He was also the top search player from that game, followed by his teammate, Travis Kelsey.
[00:02:56] - Mason Paine: Oh, wow. That's nice. When it comes to the commercials, I have to ask, what is the number one trending commercial?
[00:03:04] - Annanya Raghavan: So the number one commercial based on Game Day views on YouTube was the booking. Com, Melissa McCarthy, Somewhere Anywhere. Following that, number two was T Mobile's New Year New Neighbor commercial with John Travolta.Super Bowl 57 is one of the biggest sporting events of the year. The Super Bowl always generates buzz for the game, commercials and its halftime show. Google Trends Expert Annanya Raghavan joins me to speak about some of the top searched trends by fans...
Super Bowl 57 is one of the biggest sporting events of the year. The Super Bowl always generates buzz for the game, commercials and its halftime show. Google Trends Expert Annanya Raghavan joins me to speak about some of the top searched trends by fans.
[00:00:02] - Mason Paine: Super Bowl 57 was one of the biggest sporting events this past weekend. Millions of fans watched the game commercials in Half Time Show. Google trends expert Annanya Raghavan speaks about some of the top trends during the big game. Thanks for joining me, Ananya.
[00:00:16] - Annanya Raghavan: Yeah, thank you for having me.
[00:00:18] - Mason Paine: All right, we just went through Super Bowl 57. I have to ask, were you excited about it?
[00:00:23] - Annanya Raghavan: I was super stoked coming into it because I'm an Eagles fan. So it's always great when your team is playing in the big game. Obviously, not the result I would have wanted, but I got to admit, it was a great game.
[00:00:39] - Mason Paine: Oh, man, I'm not a Chiefs or an Eagle fan, but I had to choose because obviously, if your team doesn't make it, you have to make a choice. And I put all my money, my fictional money, obviously, on the Eagles because I thought that they were going to win. I was like, they had a phenomenal season. They looked really good going in. I was like, There's no way the Chiefs are going to it, and they won.
[00:01:03] - Annanya Raghavan: The Eagles felt like a team of destiny coming into it. And I guess not. Guess I read the cards wrong, but it's all right. It was a great game. Half off to the teeth.
[00:01:17] - Mason Paine: Man, I have to say that last call, though, one of the things that I looked up is the NFL rigged. Did that trend at all or was that just for me?
[00:01:27] - Annanya Raghavan: No, we actually did see huge spikes in search interests. Not necessarily rigged, but is the NFL scripted, especially after I believe it was Arian Foster had his comments on the radio heading into Super Bowl Week that the NFL is scripted and pre planned out. So especially when you get a controversial call like that, I think people are going to wonder. But my two cents are that the Chief just played an overall better game and they deserve to win.
[00:02:02] - Mason Paine: Absolutely. They got that win. They did deserve it. I just as a sports fan, when a ref makes a call like that towards the end of the game, I feel like it impacts the game more than if they had made those types of calls in the beginning. And maybe as a ref should slow down a bit on calls like that and just let things play out. I don't know.
[00:02:25] - Annanya Raghavan: No, I agree. And like you said, with seeing those trending searches after the game, that's not what you want the conversation to be about because it takes away from what was otherwise a fantastic game of football.
[00:02:42] - Mason Paine: Absolutely. And I think Mahomes, he got the MVP for it, right?]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse10:51The Musical Journey of The Indiigo Child
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Sun, 12 Feb 2023 18:22:53 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7554https://masonverapaine.com/theindiigochild/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/theindiigochild/feed/0From San Francisco, The Indiigo Child, has made an impact on the dance music industry. His sound consists of a mix of electronic synths and strong beats. The Indiigo Child joins me to speak about his latest track “Come Back To Me” and his journey in music.
Like The Indiigo Child visit: Facebook.com/TheindiigochildLike and Follow The Indiigo Child on Instagram at: Instagram.com/TheindiigochildThe Indiigo Child Latest Track: “Come Back To Me” - Start: 14:19 to 17:35
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Mason Vera Paine & The Indiigo Child Interview Transcription
[00:00:00] Announcer: Mason Vera Paine,
[00:00:02] Mason Paine: San Francisco based DJ And producers at Indigo Child, brings a unique style to dance music with electronic, synths and powerful beats. He joins me to discuss his latest track, Come Back to Me, and his journey in music. Thanks for joining me, Indigo.
[00:00:15] The Indiigo Child: Good afternoon, Mason. How are you doing?
[00:00:17] Mason Paine: I'm doing pretty good, man. Thanks for coming on. I appreciate you taking time out from your day for doing this. I want to start out with, like, what what got you into being a DJ?
[00:00:27] The Indiigo Child: Let me clarify all the DJs out there because there's some amazing DJs. That's what they do. I'm more so I kind of DJ my own music. It's kind of a cheat code. But yeah, obviously in electronic music, we DJ our own music and stuff like that. But, yeah, I've been into it since, like, the 90s. Some of the classes that came out during that time that inspired me, I really got into it. Gigi diagosinois to yours. Are you familiar with that song?
[00:01:02] Mason Paine: No, I'm not.
[00:01:03] The Indiigo Child: Yeah, they actually feature that song in a movie called Uncut Gems for Adam Sandler. It's at the very end. It's the last track that plays in the credits. That was like my first dance song. That was like, oh, I liked it. I think I want to make this. You should definitely check it out. I'm sure you're familiar with song already. And then stardust dad punk. So all those artists as I was growing up in the was like, oh, that was like inspiration for me to really get into dance music and gabba a little bit in DJing. I had to get more into it later on in life because obviously, dance music, you got to be able to play everything. You got to learn how to do all the technical stuff. But, yeah, I try to think of myself more than just DJ.
[00:01:55] Mason Paine: Yeah, that's interesting too, because I read that you worked with a lot of hip hop and rap artists. How did that come about?
[00:02:01] The Indiigo Child: I started my life in Jersey City, Newark, New Jersey, and those areas in the tristate area. And surprisingly, when I was coming up, obviously, New York, New Jersey, tristate is very hip hop oriented. That's the biggest culture out there. And I was very fortunate. I grew up in a place called Summit Plaza in Jersey City, and one of my neighbors was AKON, and they lived in my plaza, so they were a lot older than me. But I got a chance to go to their studio and see some of AKON producers. And I got to meet AKON probably twice. I was around those folks and a lot of rappers. So that's how I got into hip hop. That was my first start into producing, making tracks. I started posting videos online of me making hip hop tracks. I was really inspired by a lot of the producers that were making tracks online. The MPC sampling. It's kind of how that way it was the beginning of me getting serious with music.
[00:03:18] Mason Paine: Now, I know for many producers that I know personally, when they do tracks for hip hop or rap artists, there's a lot of sampling from disco, maybe like 70s or 80s pop, even some funk in there. Has that spilled over into how you do music now?
[00:03:38] The Indiigo Child: Yeah, absolutely. I mean, right now, like my latest track Come Back to Me,From San Francisco, The Indiigo Child, has made an impact on the dance music industry. His sound consists of a mix of electronic synths and strong beats. The Indiigo Child joins me to speak about his latest track “Come Back To Me” and his journey in mu...
From San Francisco, The Indiigo Child, has made an impact on the dance music industry. His sound consists of a mix of electronic synths and strong beats. The Indiigo Child joins me to speak about his latest track “Come Back To Me” and his journey in music.
Mason Vera Paine & The Indiigo Child Interview Transcription
[00:00:00] Announcer: Mason Vera Paine,
[00:00:02] Mason Paine: San Francisco based DJ And producers at Indigo Child, brings a unique style to dance music with electronic, synths and powerful beats. He joins me to discuss his latest track, Come Back to Me, and his journey in music. Thanks for joining me, Indigo.
[00:00:15] The Indiigo Child: Good afternoon, Mason. How are you doing?
[00:00:17] Mason Paine: I'm doing pretty good, man. Thanks for coming on. I appreciate you taking time out from your day for doing this. I want to start out with, like, what what got you into being a DJ?
[00:00:27] The Indiigo Child: Let me clarify all the DJs out there because there's some amazing DJs. That's what they do. I'm more so I kind of DJ my own music. It's kind of a cheat code. But yeah, obviously in electronic music, we DJ our own music and stuff like that. But, yeah, I've been into it since, like, the 90s. Some of the classes that came out during that time that inspired me, I really got into it. Gigi diagosinois to yours. Are you familiar with that song?
[00:01:02] Mason Paine: No, I'm not.
[00:01:03] The Indiigo Child: Yeah, they actually feature that song in a movie called Uncut Gems for Adam Sandler. It's at the very end. It's the last track that plays in the credits. That was like my first dance song. That was like, oh, I liked it. I think I want to make this. You should definitely check it out. I'm sure you're familiar with song already. And then stardust dad punk. So all those artists as I was growing up in the was like, oh, that was like inspiration for me to really get into dance music and gabba a little bit in DJing. I had to get more into it later on in life because obviously, dance music, you got to be able to play everything. You got to learn how to do all the technical stuff. But, yeah, I try to think of myself more than just DJ.
[00:01:55] Mason Paine: Yeah, that's interesting too, because I read that you worked with a lot of hip hop and rap artists. How did that come about?
[00:02:01] The Indiigo Child: I started my life in Jersey City, Newark, New Jersey, and those areas in the tristate area. And surprisingly, when I was coming up, obviously, New York, New Jersey, tristate is very hip hop oriented. That's the biggest culture out there. And I was very fortunate. I grew up in a place called Summit Plaza in Jersey City, and one of my neighbors was AKON, and they lived in my plaza, so they were a lot older than me. But I got a chance to go to their studio and see some of AKON producers. And I got to meet AKON probably twice. I was around those folks and a lot of rappers. So that's how I got into hip hop. That was my first start into producing, making tracks. I started posting videos online of me making hip hop tracks. I was really inspired by a lot of the producers that were making tracks online.]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse22:58Music From Around The World: Episode 81
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Thu, 09 Feb 2023 19:19:22 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7548https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw81/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw81/feed/0Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Darius Syrossian, Milk & Sugar, Miss Nine, Bob Sinclar and Music News.
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Music From Around The World Episode 81: Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:13Mason Paine here and this is episode 80 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Darius Syrossian, Milk & Sugar, Miss Nine, Bob Sinclar and Music News.
Darius Syrossian: Start – 0:14 and End – 6:55For more than two decades, British DJ and electronic producer, Darius Syrossian has been a driving force in the UK Tech House scene. His one-of-a-kind blend of tech house and house have made him a hit with audiences everywhere. He has released numerous singles and EPs on labels like Hot Creations, Glasgow Underground and his own imprint Do Not Sleep. Here is a listen to his current track “Baroque East”.
“Baroque East” is out now Seven Dials Records and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Before Darius rise in the tech house scene he worked at a record shop for 14 years. According to Darius ““I’m into the scene because I LOVE THE MUSIC, not like a lot of people who are into the music because they LOVE THE SCENE. It’s only about the music for me, and that’s all that matters!” For the latest on Darius upcoming projects visit: Instagram.com/darius_syrossian; that’s Instagram.com/D-A-R-I-U-S UNDERSCORE S-Y-R-O-S-S-I-A-N.
Milk & Sugar: Start – 6:56 and End – 13:45Milk & Sugar is a German electronic music duo, consisting of producers and DJs “Mike Milk” and “Steven Sugar”. They are best known for their hit song "Let the sun shine" which was a commercial success and reached the top of the charts in several European countries. They formed the group in the late 90s and their music is a blend of house and disco-inspired beats, often featuring soulful vocals. Here is a listen to their latest track “Feels Like”
“Feels Like” is out now on Milk and Sugar Recordings and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Milk & Sugar have performed at clubs and festivals from around the world like Miami Winter Music Conference, Mysteryland and Nature One. For the latest on Mike & Sugar upcoming tours and other projects visit: Milkandsugar.de; that’s M-I-L-K-A-N-D-S-U-G-A-R DOT D-E
News Break 1: 13:46 to 15:04This year's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees have been revealed, for induction. The nominees are, Kate Bush, Missy Elliott, Cyndi Lauper, Joy Division/New Order, Rage Against Machine, Sheryl Crow and White Stripes. George Michael, Soundgarden, Warren Zevon and A Tribe Called Quest alongside Willie Nelson, Iron Maiden and Spinners. Some of these inductees have been nominated multiple times in the past. This is Kate Bush fourth time being nominated, Rage Against the Machine fifth, Soundgarden second time, A Tribe Called Quest and Iron Maiden fourth time. Cyndi Lauper, George Michael, Joy Division/New Order, Missy Elliott, Sheryl Crow, Warren Zevon, the White Stripes, and Willie Nelson are all first time nominees.
Miss Nine: Start – 15:05 and End – 21:16It has been officially confirmed that Algerian-French music producer and DJ, Snake will be performing live prior to kick off for fans at Super Bowl 56. This event is the most high profile appearance of Snake's career, as it will be seen by millions around the world. Super Bowl 56 will be held this Sunday on February 12; Rihanna will be headline the halftime show.
Having been one of the top female artists in the electronic scene for over ten years plus, Miss Nine is widely recognized as the queen of house and an inspiration in the world of progressive house. This Dutch artist has also made a huge impact in the Deep Uplifting Trance scene.Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Darius Syrossian,
Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Darius Syrossian, Milk & Sugar, Miss Nine, Bob Sinclar and Music News.
Music From Around The World Episode 81: Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:13Mason Paine here and this is episode 80 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Darius Syrossian, Milk & Sugar, Miss Nine, Bob Sinclar and Music News.
Darius Syrossian: Start – 0:14 and End – 6:55For more than two decades, British DJ and electronic producer, Darius Syrossian has been a driving force in the UK Tech House scene. His one-of-a-kind blend of tech house and house have made him a hit with audiences everywhere. He has released numerous singles and EPs on labels like Hot Creations, Glasgow Underground and his own imprint Do Not Sleep. Here is a listen to his current track “Baroque East”.
“Baroque East” is out now Seven Dials Records and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Before Darius rise in the tech house scene he worked at a record shop for 14 years. According to Darius ““I’m into the scene because I LOVE THE MUSIC, not like a lot of people who are into the music because they LOVE THE SCENE. It’s only about the music for me, and that’s all that matters!” For the latest on Darius upcoming projects visit: Instagram.com/darius_syrossian; that’s Instagram.com/D-A-R-I-U-S UNDERSCORE S-Y-R-O-S-S-I-A-N.
Milk & Sugar: Start – 6:56 and End – 13:45Milk & Sugar is a German electronic music duo, consisting of producers and DJs “Mike Milk” and “Steven Sugar”. They are best known for their hit song "Let the sun shine" which was a commercial success and reached the top of the charts in several European countries. They formed the group in the late 90s and their music is a blend of house and disco-inspired beats, often featuring soulful vocals. Here is a listen to their latest track “Feels Like”
“Feels Like” is out now on Milk and Sugar Recordings and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Milk & Sugar have performed at clubs and festivals from around the world like Miami Winter Music Conference, Mysteryland and Nature One. For the latest on Mike & Sugar upcoming tours and other projects visit: Milkandsugar.de; that’s M-I-L-K-A-N-D-S-U-G-A-R DOT D-E
News Break 1: 13:46 to 15:04This year's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees have been revealed, for induction. The nominees are, Kate Bush, Missy Elliott, Cyndi Lauper, Joy Division/New Order, Rage Against Machine, Sheryl Crow and White Stripes. George Michael, Soundgarden, Warren Zevon and A Tribe Called Quest alongside Willie Nelson, Iron Maiden and Spinners. Some of these inductees have been nominated multiple times in the past. This is Kate Bush fourth time being nominated, Rage Against the Machine fifth, Soundgarden second time, A Tribe Called Quest and Iron Maiden fourth time. Cyndi Lauper, George Michael, Joy Division/New Order, Missy Elliott, Sheryl Crow, Warren Zevon, the White Stripes, and Willie Nelson are all first time nominees.
Miss Nine: Start – 15:05 and End – 21:16It has been o...]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse26:48Project Censored: How to Find the Underreported News
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Sun, 05 Feb 2023 23:00:00 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7540https://masonverapaine.com/underreportednews/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/underreportednews/feed/0The best news stories of the year are often ones that no one knows about. And that’s where Project Censored comes in. Professor of History at Diablo Valley & Director of Project Censored, Mickey Huff joins me to discuss what Project Censored is, and how it works to bring attention to overlooked news stories.
For more information about Project Censored visit: Projectcensored.orgFollow Project Censored on Twitter at: Twitter.com/ProjectcensoredLike Project Censored on Facebook at: Facebook.com/ProjectCensoredLike and Follow Project Censored on Instagram at: Instagram.com/Projectcensored
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Mason Vera Paine and Mickey Huff Interview Transcription
Mason Paine: Professor of History at Diablo Valley and Director of Project Censored Mickey Huff joins me to discuss what Project Censored is and how it works to bring attention to overlook news stories. Thanks for joining me, Mickey.
Mickey Huff: It's an honor to be here.
Mason Paine: So tell me, how did Project Censored start?
Mickey Huff: Project Censored was founded in 1976 at Sonoma State University in Northern California, which is just outside at the San Francisco Bay Area, founded by Carl Jensen, who had a background in communications, journalism, sociology of media. And the project began as a research initiative based on his observations of the way that the establishment press covered the Watergate scandal, which had happened earlier and led to President Richard Nixon's resignation by 1974. By 1976, not only, of course, had a lot come out about Watergate, but a lot more came out about the many scandals that were happening during the Nixon administration and, of course, the Johnson administration, but particularly around the Nixon administration of Watergate. Jensen noted that it took a while for the legacy press to get these stories out to the public in a timely manner. And he figured he kind of fancied himself as a media savvy character. Now, look, this is the 70s, so it's not Internet. There's no cable. There's just networks and legacy papers and radio. So it's a different media ecosystem at the time. But what Jensen noted was that there were independent outlets or smaller outlets that weren't part of the corporate media or legacy media that actually were reporting on a lot of these kind of things that were happening in an administration.
Mickey Huff: And it led him to this question, that's the genesis of Project Censored. And that was, what else don't we know that some outlets cover and some independent or alternative outlets cover, but most people never hear about them unless they're amplified by the legacy press or the network news, et cetera. Now, I'll translate that into more contemporaneous terms with cable and the Internet and social media and everything else. But Jensen then led that question to students, and he said, I want to do a project where you research the independent and alternative press for factual stories of significance. And I want you to then comb through them and see where the corporate media actually cover these stories. And if they do, how do they cover them? But if they don't, why don't they cover them? And that was the genesis of Project Censored going back to 1976, which then culminated into an annual report on the top Censored stories. Jensen pulled together a group of expert journalists and media scholars to judge stories, but it was all in the guise of student research and what we now refer to as critical media literacy, pedagogy or education. And media literacy is a pretty big buzzword these days.
Mickey Huff: But back in the 70s, people didn't talk a lot about media literacy or critical media literacy in that way. Jensen was really pioneering. He really pioneered Project Centered as one of the first major news literacy organizations in the United States. We went on to publish a book a year. We've got three documentaries.The best news stories of the year are often ones that no one knows about. And that’s where Project Censored comes in. Professor of History at Diablo Valley & Director of Project Censored, Mickey Huff joins me to discuss what Project Censored is,
The best news stories of the year are often ones that no one knows about. And that’s where Project Censored comes in. Professor of History at Diablo Valley & Director of Project Censored, Mickey Huff joins me to discuss what Project Censored is, and how it works to bring attention to overlooked news stories.
Mason Vera Paine and Mickey Huff Interview Transcription
Mason Paine: Professor of History at Diablo Valley and Director of Project Censored Mickey Huff joins me to discuss what Project Censored is and how it works to bring attention to overlook news stories. Thanks for joining me, Mickey.
Mickey Huff: It's an honor to be here.
Mason Paine: So tell me, how did Project Censored start?
Mickey Huff: Project Censored was founded in 1976 at Sonoma State University in Northern California, which is just outside at the San Francisco Bay Area, founded by Carl Jensen, who had a background in communications, journalism, sociology of media. And the project began as a research initiative based on his observations of the way that the establishment press covered the Watergate scandal, which had happened earlier and led to President Richard Nixon's resignation by 1974. By 1976, not only, of course, had a lot come out about Watergate, but a lot more came out about the many scandals that were happening during the Nixon administration and, of course, the Johnson administration, but particularly around the Nixon administration of Watergate. Jensen noted that it took a while for the legacy press to get these stories out to the public in a timely manner. And he figured he kind of fancied himself as a media savvy character. Now, look, this is the 70s, so it's not Internet. There's no cable. There's just networks and legacy papers and radio. So it's a different media ecosystem at the time. But what Jensen noted was that there were independent outlets or smaller outlets that weren't part of the corporate media or legacy media that actually were reporting on a lot of these kind of things that were happening in an administration.
Mickey Huff: And it led him to this question, that's the genesis of Project Censored. And that was, what else don't we know that some outlets cover and some independent or alternative outlets cover, but most people never hear about them unless they're amplified by the legacy press or the network news, et cetera. Now, I'll translate that into more contemporaneous terms with cable and the Internet and social media and everything else. But Jensen then led that question to students, and he said, I want to do a project where you research the independent and alternative press for factual stories of significance. And I want you to then comb through them and see where the corporate media actually cover these stories. And if they do, how do they cover them? But if they don't, why don't they cover them? And that was the genesis of Project Censored going back to 1976, which then culminated into an annual report on the top Censored stories. Jensen pulled together a group of expert journalists and media scholars to judge stories,]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse24:28Music From Around The World: Episode 80
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Thu, 02 Feb 2023 23:00:00 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7536https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw80/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw80/feed/0Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Luca Eck, Marsh, Phantoms, Pig & Dan and Music News.
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Music From Around The World Episode 80 Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:12Mason Paine here and this is episode 80 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Luca Eck, Marsh, Phantoms, Pig & Dan and Music News.
Luca Eck: Start – 0:13 and End – 6:26Berlin's own Luca Eck is an up-and-coming Tech Rave DJ and Producer. With his emotive, dark and industrial techno beats, he has made waves in the music scene and is now considered one of the most promising new acts. Check out his latest track “Hide”.
“Hide” is out now via Global Underground records and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Luca has made a name for himself in the Tech Rave industry with big names like Amelie Lens, Paula Temple, Anetha and Kobosil. For the latest on Luca’s projects visit Instagram.com/iamlucaeck; that’s Instagram.com/I-A-M-L-U-C-A-E-C-K
Marsh: Start – 6:27 and End – 12:34Based in Los Angeles, California, Marsh has made a significant impact on the dance scene since his move from London. The DJ and producer has solidified his position as one of the most celebrated artists in this genre. Take a listen to his latest track “All Night Long”.
“All Night Long” is out now via Anjunadeep and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Visit marshmusician.com for the latest information on Marsh’s projects. That’s M-A-R-S-H-M-U-S-I-C-I-A-N DOT COM
News Break 1: 12:35 to 13:33We are going to take a brief break for some music news.
It seems that all it took was a single Tweet from Alison Wonderland to get the attention of renowned DJ Tiesto. “I wanna make a song with Tiesto will he see the tweet” she wrote, and it was answered 24 hours later by Tiesto with: "Let's make it happen!" There's been no confirmation as of yet when this collaboration will take place, but Tiesto is currently focusing his efforts towards the release of his seventh studio album due out in February - titled "Drive".
In other news,
In an unexpected collaboration, two of music's biggest icons are working on a new track. Missy Elliott and Skrillex have come together to remix "Work It," featuring lyrics from her hip-hop anthem by Elliott. There is no word yet when this single will be released. Skrillex is currently working on his double album which will be released sometime this year. It has been nearly a decade since Skrillex dropped Recess which was his debut album.
That’s it for this music news break, now lets get back to the music.
Phantoms: Start – 13:35 and End – 18:51Kyle Kaplan and Vinnie Pergola have joined forces to form the dynamic DJ and Producer duo Phantoms. These two young stars have created quite a stir in the music world, combining house, indie dance, pop dance and nu disco into a sound that captures the ears of fans everywhere. Take a listen to their latest song “The Way You Groove”.
“The Way You Groove” is out now via Foreign Family Collective and its available on all streaming platforms. No doubt the duo have become one of electronic music's most popular and sought after live acts, attested to by the numerous accolades they have earned from such esteemed sources as NPR, Billboard and Dancing Astronaut. For the latest on happenings on Phantoms visit: Instagram.com/phantoms; that’s Instagram.com/P-H-A-N-T-O-M-S
News Break 2: 18:52 to 19:54I am going to take one final break, for some music news.
This year's edition of Tomorrowland is sure to be packed with some of the world's hottest electronic music acts. Recent news of the festivals stage hosts have been released, and they include many fan favorites like Anjunabea...Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Luca Eck, Marsh, Phantoms,
Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Luca Eck, Marsh, Phantoms, Pig & Dan and Music News.
Music From Around The World Episode 80 Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:12Mason Paine here and this is episode 80 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Luca Eck, Marsh, Phantoms, Pig & Dan and Music News.
Luca Eck: Start – 0:13 and End – 6:26Berlin's own Luca Eck is an up-and-coming Tech Rave DJ and Producer. With his emotive, dark and industrial techno beats, he has made waves in the music scene and is now considered one of the most promising new acts. Check out his latest track “Hide”.
“Hide” is out now via Global Underground records and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Luca has made a name for himself in the Tech Rave industry with big names like Amelie Lens, Paula Temple, Anetha and Kobosil. For the latest on Luca’s projects visit Instagram.com/iamlucaeck; that’s Instagram.com/I-A-M-L-U-C-A-E-C-K
Marsh: Start – 6:27 and End – 12:34Based in Los Angeles, California, Marsh has made a significant impact on the dance scene since his move from London. The DJ and producer has solidified his position as one of the most celebrated artists in this genre. Take a listen to his latest track “All Night Long”.
“All Night Long” is out now via Anjunadeep and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Visit marshmusician.com for the latest information on Marsh’s projects. That’s M-A-R-S-H-M-U-S-I-C-I-A-N DOT COM
News Break 1: 12:35 to 13:33We are going to take a brief break for some music news.
It seems that all it took was a single Tweet from Alison Wonderland to get the attention of renowned DJ Tiesto. “I wanna make a song with Tiesto will he see the tweet” she wrote, and it was answered 24 hours later by Tiesto with: "Let's make it happen!" There's been no confirmation as of yet when this collaboration will take place, but Tiesto is currently focusing his efforts towards the release of his seventh studio album due out in February - titled "Drive".
In other news,
In an unexpected collaboration, two of music's biggest icons are working on a new track. Missy Elliott and Skrillex have come together to remix "Work It," featuring lyrics from her hip-hop anthem by Elliott. There is no word yet when this single will be released. Skrillex is currently working on his double album which will be released sometime this year. It has been nearly a decade since Skrillex dropped Recess which was his debut album.
That’s it for this music news break, now lets get back to the music.
Phantoms: Start – 13:35 and End – 18:51Kyle Kaplan and Vinnie Pergola have joined forces to form the dynamic DJ and Producer duo Phantoms. These two young stars have created quite a stir in the music world, combining house, indie dance, pop dance and nu disco into a sound that captures the ears of fans everywhere. Take a listen to their latest song “The Way You Groove”.
]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse28:50Sarah Armstrong Reveals The Top Searched Trends in January 2023
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For the latest trends from Google visit: Trends.Google.com/TrendsFollow Twitter on Google at: Twitter.com/GoogleLike Google on Facebook at: Facebook.com/GoogleLike and Follow Google on Instagram at: Instagram.com/Google
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Mason Paine: New Year. And with that comes new trends. Sarah Armstrong, a Google Trends expert, joins me to break down the top search trends for January. Thanks for joining me, Sarah.
Sarah Armstrong: Thank you for having me.
Sarah Armstrong: So the month of January, a lot has happened and one of the biggest things, at least for me was the Golden Globes. Was that at least trending? I imagine it was for Google.
Sarah Armstrong: That was absolutely trending. Your right, the Golden Globes, they were on the 10th and lots of folks were searching for the red carpet, their favorite acceptance speeches. And we saw Jennifer Coolidge as the big trend of the night after her speech.
Mason Paine: Man, it was so funny. I really like Jennifer Coolidge. I love her. She's so hilarious and I'm so happy that she won something because she's so deserving of it.
Sarah Armstrong: Totally. She is such a treat. Did you watch the white Lotus?
Mason Paine: I actually haven't. I heard really good stuff about it. It's just so many things to watch.
Sarah Armstrong: Yeah, there are so many shows. She was just such a breakout star. So I think you're exactly right. People were really excited to see her. We also saw lots of interest in some of the House of the Dragon folks, which I still have yet to see. And Austin Butler from Elvis, he was searched a lot as well.
Mason Paine: See House of the Dragon? I haven't watched it at all. I've been seeing like YouTube clips and that's pretty much it. That's the limit of me. But from what I've seen, it looks excellent. And I'm kind of thinking of picking up something of the Game of Thrones spin off with here.
Sarah Armstrong: Totally. I've always been a little too afraid to watch Game of Thrones. I did finally get around to watching everything everywhere all at once because Michelle Yo was trending so much and it was very good.Mason Paine: Oh my God, I'm so happy you watched that because I loved that movie. I went in to the theater thinking it was just going to be a regular kung fu movie and I love Michelle Yo and it was like a mother daughter thing. And I was like, this is beautiful. I have everything I want. I have drama, action. You couldn't ask for more.Sarah Armstrong: It was beautiful. I loved it. Which, funny, as I thought it was only a mother daughter thing and I did not know about the action element. I was expecting like a ladybird kind of thing. So I was like, wow, you've also got the action and the drama. It's pretty awesome.
Mason Paine: And I thought it was really cool that the dude from Goonies was in it. Oh, I can't even remember his name, but I always remember him. Goonies. And he played in Indiana Jones as the kid.
Sarah Armstrong: Yeah, totally. And I'm blanking on his name as well. But yes, I'm so glad to see him getting all of that recognition. And that was just such a popular search item. The other one that really popped up in the trends was Wednesday. I have yet to see it, but I know Jenny Ortega, who stars in that show, is apparently awesome.
Mason Paine: Yeah, I binge that. See, this is why I wasn't watching the White Lotus or House of the Dragon. I was on Wednesday and it was pretty good. I had to just treat it as just another way of retelling the Adams family. And once I got through that, I was able to actually enjoy it because I was like, what is this? Who are these people? What's happening? I was like, you know what? Just enjoy it. And it was pretty good. I liked it.
Check out what topics and searches have been trending during the month of January with Google Trends Expert, Sarah Armstrong. For the latest trends from Google visit: Trends.Google.com/TrendsFollow Twitter on Google at: Twitter.
Check out what topics and searches have been trending during the month of January with Google Trends Expert, Sarah Armstrong.
Mason Paine: New Year. And with that comes new trends. Sarah Armstrong, a Google Trends expert, joins me to break down the top search trends for January. Thanks for joining me, Sarah.
Sarah Armstrong: Thank you for having me.
Sarah Armstrong: So the month of January, a lot has happened and one of the biggest things, at least for me was the Golden Globes. Was that at least trending? I imagine it was for Google.
Sarah Armstrong: That was absolutely trending. Your right, the Golden Globes, they were on the 10th and lots of folks were searching for the red carpet, their favorite acceptance speeches. And we saw Jennifer Coolidge as the big trend of the night after her speech.
Mason Paine: Man, it was so funny. I really like Jennifer Coolidge. I love her. She's so hilarious and I'm so happy that she won something because she's so deserving of it.
Sarah Armstrong: Totally. She is such a treat. Did you watch the white Lotus?
Mason Paine: I actually haven't. I heard really good stuff about it. It's just so many things to watch.
Sarah Armstrong: Yeah, there are so many shows. She was just such a breakout star. So I think you're exactly right. People were really excited to see her. We also saw lots of interest in some of the House of the Dragon folks, which I still have yet to see. And Austin Butler from Elvis, he was searched a lot as well.
Mason Paine: See House of the Dragon? I haven't watched it at all. I've been seeing like YouTube clips and that's pretty much it. That's the limit of me. But from what I've seen, it looks excellent. And I'm kind of thinking of picking up something of the Game of Thrones spin off with here.
Sarah Armstrong: Totally. I've always been a little too afraid to watch Game of Thrones. I did finally get around to watching everything everywhere all at once because Michelle Yo was trending so much and it was very good.Mason Paine: Oh my God, I'm so happy you watched that because I loved that movie. I went in to the theater thinking it was just going to be a regular kung fu movie and I love Michelle Yo and it was like a mother daughter thing. And I was like, this is beautiful. I have everything I want. I have drama, action. You couldn't ask for more.Sarah Armstrong: It was beautiful. I loved it. Which, funny, as I thought it was only a mother daughter thing and I did not know about the action element. I was expecting like a ladybird kind of thing. So I was like, wow, you've also got the action and the drama. It's pretty awesome.
Mason Paine: And I thought it was really cool that the dude from Goonies was in it. Oh, I can't even remember his name, but I always remember him. Goonies. And he played in Indiana Jones as the kid.
Sarah Armstrong: Yeah, totally. And I'm blanking on his name as well. But yes, I'm so glad to see him getting all of that recognition.]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse15:16Music From Around The World: Episode 79
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Fri, 27 Jan 2023 02:50:28 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7522https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw79/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw79/feed/0Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Claes Rosen, Otik, Pepe Mogt, Norbak and Music News.
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Music From Around The World Episode 79: Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:12Mason Paine here and this is episode 79 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Claes Rosen, Otik, Pepe Mogt, Norbak and Music News.
Claes Rosen: Start – 0:13 and End – 8:03Hailing from Sweden, Claes Rosen is an innovative DJ and producer of progressive trance house music. He skillfully combines rhythmic patterns with bold lead melodies to create dynamic works that have established him as a leading and imaginative force within EDM. Here is a listen to his latest track ”Make A Move” Nosak Remix.
” Make A Move” Nosak Remix, is out now via Spring Tube and its available on all streaming platforms. Ten months ago Claes released a track “Make A Move”. Recently Claes allowed four other talented DJ's - Feathervane, Nosak, Sonar Solace, Deep Rooted Tree; to put their unique spin on this track. For the latest on Claes music visit Facebook.com/ClaesRosenOfficial; that’s Facebook.com/C-L-A-E-S-R-O-S-E-N-O-F-F-I-C-I-A-L.
Otik: Start – 8:04 and End – 13:54For sixteen years, the experimental techno artist Otik from London has been perfecting his art as a DJ and producer. He has released more than 10 albums that traverse genres like Drum and Bass, Dubstep and Experimental Techno. Take a listen to his latest track “Summer Ghost”.
“Summer Ghost” is out now via Solor Body and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Otik is renowned for melding rhythms and layered samples; which produces deep and hard sounds. In an interview last year with Beatport Otik explained one of the main reasons he pursued music so aggressively was because “ I didn’t get the grades I wanted, which, I ended up having to kind of force myself to do a music course because I had the experience to be able to do it.” For the latest on Otik music and projects visit: instagram.com/ot1k; that’s Instagram.com/O-T-1-K
News Break 1: 13:55 to 15:10Let’s take a brief break for some music news.
Insomniac is a worldwide promoter of events across the world of festivals, raves, concerts and now you can add cruises to the list. The nickname of the cruise will be EDSEA. EDSea is a five-day Caribbean cruise taking off from PortMiami in November 2023; featuring eight stages with leading DJs, go-karting, laser tag and more. Hosted by Insomniac and the Norwegian Joy, cruise line. Those looking for a cabin can reserve one with just $100 deposit on January 17th with general sales starting January 27th if cabins remain. For more information visit EDSEA.com; that’s E-D-S-E-A DOT COM.
In other news,
Last Thursday, saw an exciting update for fans of both Ellie Goulding and veteran musician, producer and songwriter, Calvin Harris. The pair shared a photo on social media indicating that they were back in the recording studio together. This reunion comes after celebrating the 10th anniversary of their hit collaboration, "I Need Your Love". Whatever project they are working on, I am looking forward to.
That’s it for music news, now let’s get back to the music.
Pepe Mogt: Start – 15:11 and End – 21:39Pepe Mogt is a pioneer in the music industry, from San Diego, California. His sound is an eclectic mix of traditional Mexican tones paired with industrialism, funk, noise and techno elements. Check out his latest track “Viento N”.
“Viento N”is out now via Bandcamp.com and all streaming platforms. For the latest on Pepe’s latest projects visit Instagram.com/pepemogt; that’s instagram.com/P-E-P-E-M-O-G-T
News Break 2: 21:40 to 22:18Let’s take one final break fo...Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Claes Rosen, Otik,
Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Claes Rosen, Otik, Pepe Mogt, Norbak and Music News.
Music From Around The World Episode 79: Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:12Mason Paine here and this is episode 79 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Claes Rosen, Otik, Pepe Mogt, Norbak and Music News.
Claes Rosen: Start – 0:13 and End – 8:03Hailing from Sweden, Claes Rosen is an innovative DJ and producer of progressive trance house music. He skillfully combines rhythmic patterns with bold lead melodies to create dynamic works that have established him as a leading and imaginative force within EDM. Here is a listen to his latest track ”Make A Move” Nosak Remix.
” Make A Move” Nosak Remix, is out now via Spring Tube and its available on all streaming platforms. Ten months ago Claes released a track “Make A Move”. Recently Claes allowed four other talented DJ's - Feathervane, Nosak, Sonar Solace, Deep Rooted Tree; to put their unique spin on this track. For the latest on Claes music visit Facebook.com/ClaesRosenOfficial; that’s Facebook.com/C-L-A-E-S-R-O-S-E-N-O-F-F-I-C-I-A-L.
Otik: Start – 8:04 and End – 13:54For sixteen years, the experimental techno artist Otik from London has been perfecting his art as a DJ and producer. He has released more than 10 albums that traverse genres like Drum and Bass, Dubstep and Experimental Techno. Take a listen to his latest track “Summer Ghost”.
“Summer Ghost” is out now via Solor Body and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Otik is renowned for melding rhythms and layered samples; which produces deep and hard sounds. In an interview last year with Beatport Otik explained one of the main reasons he pursued music so aggressively was because “ I didn’t get the grades I wanted, which, I ended up having to kind of force myself to do a music course because I had the experience to be able to do it.” For the latest on Otik music and projects visit: instagram.com/ot1k; that’s Instagram.com/O-T-1-K
News Break 1: 13:55 to 15:10Let’s take a brief break for some music news.
Insomniac is a worldwide promoter of events across the world of festivals, raves, concerts and now you can add cruises to the list. The nickname of the cruise will be EDSEA. EDSea is a five-day Caribbean cruise taking off from PortMiami in November 2023; featuring eight stages with leading DJs, go-karting, laser tag and more. Hosted by Insomniac and the Norwegian Joy, cruise line. Those looking for a cabin can reserve one with just $100 deposit on January 17th with general sales starting January 27th if cabins remain. For more information visit EDSEA.com; that’s E-D-S-E-A DOT COM.
In other news,
Last Thursday, saw an exciting update for fans of both Ellie Goulding and veteran musician, producer and songwriter, Calvin Harris. The pair shared a photo on social media indicating that they were back in the recording studio together. This reunion comes after celebrating the 10th anniversary of their hi...]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse29:02Music From Around The World: Episode 78
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Sun, 18 Dec 2022 05:08:20 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7515https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw78/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw78/feed/0Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Peer Kusiv, Di Rugerio, Talla 2XLC , Satoshi Honjo and Music News.
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Music From Around The World Episode 78 Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:14Mason Paine here and this is episode 78 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Peer Kusiv, Di Rugerio, Talla 2XLC , Satoshi Honjo and Music News.
Peer Kusiv: Start – 0:14 and End – 8:05As a DJ and producer, Peer Kusiv of North Germany; knows how to create beautiful, balanced music. His tunes on classical instruments are perfectly complemented by somber synthesizers, making him a quickly rising star in the electronic music scene. Take a listen to his latest track "Restore".
“Restore” is out now on Einmusika Recordings and its available on all streaming platforms. Peer began experimenting with music production at the age of 12, and quickly realized that it was his passion. His live sets have been praised at festivals and shows around the world, in both renowned clubs and more intimate venues. Visit Instagram.com/peerkusiv, for the latest on Peer upcoming appearances and projects. That’s Instagram.com/P-E-E-R-K-U-S-I-V
Di Rugerio: Start – 8:06 and End – 15:27Next up is Di Rugerio; a celebrated Mexican Techno DJ and Producer, who is known for his electrifying live performances. Having toured internationally in Italy, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium and Spain, this talented artist has earned a stellar reputation as one of the most significant figures in modern electronic music. Check out his latest single "Ofrendas"
“Ofrendas” is out now via Sons of Mystiques and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Di Rugerio is an incredibly talented and diverse DJ renowned around the world. He has had the incredible opportunity to collaborate with numerous artists from various countries. As a regular guest on LOCA FM 107.6 in Ibiza, Di Rugerio's fame is swiftly rising and he continues to break musical boundaries.
News Break 1: 15:28 to 16:36We are going to take a quick break for some music news.
Alison Wonderland, well-known for her work as a singer, producer, and DJs, has launched her very own label: FMU Records. The first release from the label is "I Surrender", a track that was created through a collaboration between Argentinean producer Dabow and South African artist Jon Casey. Alison's label is all about giving rising stars a platform to shine and releasing music without succumbing to algorithm-based marketing strategies. She wants artists to be able to create freely, without bowing to industry demands.
In other news.
Hangout Fest just announced their lineup for 2023 and it's packed with amazing performers. Pop-punk fans will be thrilled to see Paramore headlining the event, with Mayday Parade and The Maine, SZA, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Kevin Gates and more. For those who love to dance, there will be plenty of great DJs lined up like HoneyLuv, Aluna, Alison Wonderland, John Summit to keep things moving all weekend long. For ticket information and information about other performers visit hangoutmusicfest.com
And that’s it for this newsbreak, now lets get back to the music.
Talla 2XLC: Start – 16:37 and End – 25:32Based out of Frankfurt Germany is legendary DJ and Producer Talla 2XLC. He has carved a name for himself in the world of electronic music. His energetic, uplifting and profoundly moving trance sound has captivated fans from every corner of the globe. Take a listen to his latest track “Can you feel the silence”.
“Can you feel the silence” is out now via Technoclub Retro and it’s available on all streaming platforms. It was 20 years ago in 2002 that Talla 2XLC unleashed his pioneering tr...Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Peer Kusiv, Di Rugerio,
Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Peer Kusiv, Di Rugerio, Talla 2XLC , Satoshi Honjo and Music News.
Music From Around The World Episode 78 Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:14Mason Paine here and this is episode 78 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Peer Kusiv, Di Rugerio, Talla 2XLC , Satoshi Honjo and Music News.
Peer Kusiv: Start – 0:14 and End – 8:05As a DJ and producer, Peer Kusiv of North Germany; knows how to create beautiful, balanced music. His tunes on classical instruments are perfectly complemented by somber synthesizers, making him a quickly rising star in the electronic music scene. Take a listen to his latest track "Restore".
“Restore” is out now on Einmusika Recordings and its available on all streaming platforms. Peer began experimenting with music production at the age of 12, and quickly realized that it was his passion. His live sets have been praised at festivals and shows around the world, in both renowned clubs and more intimate venues. Visit Instagram.com/peerkusiv, for the latest on Peer upcoming appearances and projects. That’s Instagram.com/P-E-E-R-K-U-S-I-V
Di Rugerio: Start – 8:06 and End – 15:27Next up is Di Rugerio; a celebrated Mexican Techno DJ and Producer, who is known for his electrifying live performances. Having toured internationally in Italy, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium and Spain, this talented artist has earned a stellar reputation as one of the most significant figures in modern electronic music. Check out his latest single "Ofrendas"
“Ofrendas” is out now via Sons of Mystiques and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Di Rugerio is an incredibly talented and diverse DJ renowned around the world. He has had the incredible opportunity to collaborate with numerous artists from various countries. As a regular guest on LOCA FM 107.6 in Ibiza, Di Rugerio's fame is swiftly rising and he continues to break musical boundaries.
News Break 1: 15:28 to 16:36We are going to take a quick break for some music news.
Alison Wonderland, well-known for her work as a singer, producer, and DJs, has launched her very own label: FMU Records. The first release from the label is "I Surrender", a track that was created through a collaboration between Argentinean producer Dabow and South African artist Jon Casey. Alison's label is all about giving rising stars a platform to shine and releasing music without succumbing to algorithm-based marketing strategies. She wants artists to be able to create freely, without bowing to industry demands.
In other news.
Hangout Fest just announced their lineup for 2023 and it's packed with amazing performers. Pop-punk fans will be thrilled to see Paramore headlining the event, with Mayday Parade and The Maine, SZA, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Kevin Gates and more. For those who love to dance, there will be plenty of great DJs lined up like HoneyLuv, Aluna, Alison Wonderland, John Summit to keep things moving all weekend long. For ticket information and information about other p...]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse31:52 Top Google Search Trends of 2022
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Sat, 10 Dec 2022 19:22:33 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7508https://masonverapaine.com/googletopsearches2022/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/googletopsearches2022/feed/0In a year full of questions, people turned to Google for answers. Trending searches reflect both major global news stories and more personal moments. From arts and sports to entertainment and politics, check out some of Google's top trending searches for 2022 with Google Trends expert Sarah Armstrong.
For the latest trends from Google visit: Trends.Google.com/TrendsFollow Twitter on Google at: Twitter.com/GoogleLike Google on Facebook at: Facebook.com/GoogleLike and Follow Google on Instagram at: Instagram.com/Google
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Google Year End Top Searched 2022 Trends
Mason Paine: What were people searching for on Google in 2022? Sarah Armstrong, trends expert at Google joins me to reveal some of the top search terms and topics for the year from celebrity news to global events and much more. Thanks for joining me, Sarah.
Sarah Armstrong: Thank you for having me.
Mason Paine: Okay. Year of search of 2022. I'm just curious headlines, what was the most searched by people?
Sarah Armstrong: Yeah, so we're looking at those searches that had the biggest increase in 2022 compared to 2021, and that top trending search this year is actually wordle that five letter word game that became so popular that beat everything else in the search trends. Number two was election results, and then number three is Betty White.
Mason Paine: Wow. Wordle. I'm thinking people are trying to cheat though more than anything.
Sarah Armstrong: Exactly. You're absolutely correct there. We also saw a huge spike in searches, like five letter words that start with that kind of thing. ,
Mason Paine: everybody wants that upper hand. I'm a little surprised that Mega Millions wasn't higher on the list.
Sarah Armstrong: I know it came in at number seven. Powerball numbers came in at number eight. I know that jackpot hit about 2 billion and was one by one person, so that's pretty impressive.
Mason Paine: Yeah, that's what I was curious everybody kind of looking for the numbers or looking for some kind of secret code, cause I sure was, that's what I was searching for.
Sarah Armstrong: Yes. I don't know if they found it on Google search, but if they did, that would really be.
Mason Paine: What about people? What was the most search person? For 2022?
Sarah Armstrong: Johnny Depp was actually the most search person, I'm sure, because of the trial. And that trial went on for a while, so I imagine that continued to generate search interest. Will Smith was actually number two on our people list, I'm sure because of that off script slap.
Mason Paine: Wow. Amber Heard wasn't like right underneath Johnny Depp, it was just Johnny Depp. Will Smith. I'm shocked about that.
Sarah Armstrong: Right. It's interesting. I think Johnny Depp is probably a more recognizable name, and so folks searched that first, but it's definitely interesting to see.
Mason Paine: I'm curious, what about news? Anything in news that was big?
Sarah Armstrong: Right. So election results, it being a midterm year, that was number one. Queen Elizabeth passing was number two, and then Ukraine came in at number three for that category, and we saw search interest in Ukraine, of course, across the board. One thing that I found really interesting was even in cuisine, the top trending cuisine this year was Ukrainian cuisine. So not only are folks interested in getting news about the war, but also Ukrainian culture.
Mason Paine: Wow, that is pretty cool. I'm shocked that people were looking specifically for a dish. I wonder if it was one of those you're looking for, like a Ukrainian food and then one dish kept popping up and everybody just was clicking on that one dish.
Sarah Armstrong: Right, right. I know folks are also looking for Ukrainian restaurant, maybe finding ways to help out the community and that phrase, how to help actually hit an all time high this year.In a year full of questions, people turned to Google for answers. Trending searches reflect both major global news stories and more personal moments. From arts and sports to entertainment and politics, check out some of Google's top trending searches f...
In a year full of questions, people turned to Google for answers. Trending searches reflect both major global news stories and more personal moments. From arts and sports to entertainment and politics, check out some of Google's top trending searches for 2022 with Google Trends expert Sarah Armstrong.
Mason Paine: What were people searching for on Google in 2022? Sarah Armstrong, trends expert at Google joins me to reveal some of the top search terms and topics for the year from celebrity news to global events and much more. Thanks for joining me, Sarah.
Sarah Armstrong: Thank you for having me.
Mason Paine: Okay. Year of search of 2022. I'm just curious headlines, what was the most searched by people?
Sarah Armstrong: Yeah, so we're looking at those searches that had the biggest increase in 2022 compared to 2021, and that top trending search this year is actually wordle that five letter word game that became so popular that beat everything else in the search trends. Number two was election results, and then number three is Betty White.
Mason Paine: Wow. Wordle. I'm thinking people are trying to cheat though more than anything.
Sarah Armstrong: Exactly. You're absolutely correct there. We also saw a huge spike in searches, like five letter words that start with that kind of thing. ,
Mason Paine: everybody wants that upper hand. I'm a little surprised that Mega Millions wasn't higher on the list.
Sarah Armstrong: I know it came in at number seven. Powerball numbers came in at number eight. I know that jackpot hit about 2 billion and was one by one person, so that's pretty impressive.
Mason Paine: Yeah, that's what I was curious everybody kind of looking for the numbers or looking for some kind of secret code, cause I sure was, that's what I was searching for.
Sarah Armstrong: Yes. I don't know if they found it on Google search, but if they did, that would really be.
Mason Paine: What about people? What was the most search person? For 2022?
Sarah Armstrong: Johnny Depp was actually the most search person, I'm sure, because of the trial. And that trial went on for a while, so I imagine that continued to generate search interest. Will Smith was actually number two on our people list, I'm sure because of that off script slap.
Mason Paine: Wow. Amber Heard wasn't like right underneath Johnny Depp, it was just Johnny Depp. Will Smith. I'm shocked about that.
Sarah Armstrong: Right. It's interesting. I think Johnny Depp is probably a more recognizable name, and so folks searched that first, but it's definitely interesting to see.
Mason Paine: I'm curious, what about news? Anything in news that was big?
Sarah Armstrong: Right. So election results, it being a midterm year, that was number one. Queen Elizabeth passing was number two, and then Ukraine came in at number three for that category,]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse12:26Music From Around The World: Episode 77
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Thu, 08 Dec 2022 23:00:00 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7502https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw77/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw77/feed/0Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Wheats, Paris, Sonic Species, Jerry Spoon and Music News.
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Music From Around The World Episode 77 Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:13Mason Paine here and this is episode 77 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Wheats, Paris, Sonic Species, Jerry Spoon and Music News
Wheats: Start – 0:15 and End – 8:50Hailing from the United Kingdom, Wheat. Wheat is a DJ and Producer that is making a huge impact on the music scene. He started his career early on, having secured his first residency and festival at just 18. His father - also a DJ - was his initial mentor in learning how to spin records. Now, it seems that Wheat's burgeoning popularity is truly taking off; he has managed to amass an impressive following and his tracks are becoming staples in clubs and festivals around the world. Here is a listen to his latest track “Head Roll”.
“Head Roll” is out now via Box Red. From Hottrax to Kaluki, Circus and Solid Grooves, Wheats' music is supported by some of the leading names on the underground scene - Jamie Jones, Kerri Chandler, Michael Bibi & Marco Carola. With each record he releases, Wheats continues to astound fans around the world and prove why he has become such an important figure within electronic music. For the latest information on release from Wheat visit Instagram.com/Wheats_dj; that’s Instagram.com/W-H-E-A-T-S UNDERSCORE D-J
Paris: Start -8:52 and End – 16:41Paris, a Melodic House DJ from Australia, has been making waves with her releases on various international labels. She has gained popularity for her unique sound and style, which has caught the attention of some of the biggest names in the industry like Maceo Plex, Lane 8, Joseph Capriati, and Oliver Koletzki who have supported her work. Take a listen to Paris latest track “Mangata”
“Mangata” is out now via This Never Happened and its available on all streaming platforms. PARIS knows how to lay down a beat, infusing her tribal sound with delicate industrial timbres that fill the percussive space and add a deeply rich texture to the production. She has a knack for delivering top lines and beats that work in harmony to create an unforgettable experience. Visit Instagram.com/_parismusic_; that’s Instagram.com/UNDERSCORE P-A-R-I-S-M-U-S-I-C UNDERSCORE
News Break 1: 16:45 to 17:58Let’s take a brief break for some music news.
As more and more people turn to streaming services to listen to music, artists have become increasingly concerned about the low royalties they receive. However, the competition watchdog in the United Kingdom has said that intervention in the market is unlikely to help the situation.
Fans of music have seen the cost of paying for services such as Spotify fall by a fifth, while a study found that average royalty rates in major deals with artists have increased from 19.7% to 23.
In our next story
Insomniac has announced a new and unique EDC experience coming in 2023 called: Hotel EDC. This sprawling, 88-acre property will become the centralized hub on the Strip for all things EDC Las Vegas. This hotel will be the perfect place to stay for those who want to be close to all the action and enjoy everything that EDC has to offer. Hotel EDC will offer its visitors a range of one-of-a-kind experiences, including access to exclusive parties at Ayu Dayclub. Vibee has arranged for a small number of tickets to the sold-out festival, giving those who book at Hotel EDC the chance to buy a ticket and attend the event.
That’s it for this music break, now lets get back to the music.
Sonic Species: Start – 17:59 and End – 26:39Sonic Species is a world-renowned DJ and pr...Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Wheats, Paris,
Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Wheats, Paris, Sonic Species, Jerry Spoon and Music News.
Music From Around The World Episode 77 Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:13Mason Paine here and this is episode 77 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Wheats, Paris, Sonic Species, Jerry Spoon and Music News
Wheats: Start – 0:15 and End – 8:50Hailing from the United Kingdom, Wheat. Wheat is a DJ and Producer that is making a huge impact on the music scene. He started his career early on, having secured his first residency and festival at just 18. His father - also a DJ - was his initial mentor in learning how to spin records. Now, it seems that Wheat's burgeoning popularity is truly taking off; he has managed to amass an impressive following and his tracks are becoming staples in clubs and festivals around the world. Here is a listen to his latest track “Head Roll”.
“Head Roll” is out now via Box Red. From Hottrax to Kaluki, Circus and Solid Grooves, Wheats' music is supported by some of the leading names on the underground scene - Jamie Jones, Kerri Chandler, Michael Bibi & Marco Carola. With each record he releases, Wheats continues to astound fans around the world and prove why he has become such an important figure within electronic music. For the latest information on release from Wheat visit Instagram.com/Wheats_dj; that’s Instagram.com/W-H-E-A-T-S UNDERSCORE D-J
Paris: Start -8:52 and End – 16:41Paris, a Melodic House DJ from Australia, has been making waves with her releases on various international labels. She has gained popularity for her unique sound and style, which has caught the attention of some of the biggest names in the industry like Maceo Plex, Lane 8, Joseph Capriati, and Oliver Koletzki who have supported her work. Take a listen to Paris latest track “Mangata”
“Mangata” is out now via This Never Happened and its available on all streaming platforms. PARIS knows how to lay down a beat, infusing her tribal sound with delicate industrial timbres that fill the percussive space and add a deeply rich texture to the production. She has a knack for delivering top lines and beats that work in harmony to create an unforgettable experience. Visit Instagram.com/_parismusic_; that’s Instagram.com/UNDERSCORE P-A-R-I-S-M-U-S-I-C UNDERSCORE
News Break 1: 16:45 to 17:58Let’s take a brief break for some music news.
As more and more people turn to streaming services to listen to music, artists have become increasingly concerned about the low royalties they receive. However, the competition watchdog in the United Kingdom has said that intervention in the market is unlikely to help the situation.
Fans of music have seen the cost of paying for services such as Spotify fall by a fifth, while a study found that average royalty rates in major deals with artists hav...]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse37:26Music From Around The World: Episode 76
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Fri, 02 Dec 2022 04:02:57 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7496https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw76/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw76/feed/0Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Tortured Soul, AnGy KoRe, David Forbes, Christos Fourkis and Music News.
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Intro: 0:00 to 0:10Mason Paine here and this is episode 76 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Tortured Soul, AnGy KoRe, David Forbes, Christos Fourkis and Music News.
Tortured Soul: Start – 0:15 and End – 5:48Tortured Soul is a deep, soulful house music band from Brooklyn, New York. The band is led by frontman and songwriter John-Christian Urich, who also plays drums and sings. Other members include Ethan White on keys and Jordan Scannella on bass, both of whom also provide backup vocals. The band has a sound that has been compared to that of Jamiroquai and The Brand New Heavies. Take a listen to their latest track “Take The Day Off”.
“Take The Day Off” is out now via Take Records and its available on all streaming platforms. Tortured soul music has been used in a number of different television shows over the years. Some of the more notable examples include A&E's The Glades, Showtime's Huff, and Canada's So You Think You Can Dance. For the latest on Tortured Soul latest projects visit Torturedsoulmusic.com; that’s T-O-R-T-U-R-E-D-S-O-U-L-M-U-S-I-C DOT COM
AnGy KoRe: Start – 5:50 and End -11:32Deep Minimal Techno artist AnGy KoRe is a true musical innovator. Hailing from Italy, AnGy's music is a unique blend of genres that reflects his own personal journey. Always evolving and changing, his music is an expression of his own growth and development. Take a listen to his latest track “Faster Harder”.
“Faster Harder” is out now via Mad Horse Label and its available on all streaming platforms. AnGy KoRe had always loved music, so when he was given the opportunity to work as a sound technician on a cruise ship, he jumped at the chance. Travelling the world and discovering different cultures and musical styles allowed him to develop his own unique style, which draws from a range of influences including techno and minimalism. This experience was a true rebirth for AnGy, and he continues to draw inspiration today. Visit Instagram.com/AngyKore for the latest on his musical projects and upcoming appearances. That’s Instagram.com/A-n-g-y-K-o-r-e.
News Break 1: 11:34 to 12:33Lets take a brief break for some music news.
Kaskade has been revealed as the latest DJ resident for Ayu Dayclub and Zouk Nightclub, starting in 2023. This is great news for fans of Kaskade and electronic music in general. Resorts World in Las Vegas is already making plans for 2023, and they're off to a great start! They've been courting some of world's most popular artists over the past two years, and now they've landed another big name.
In other news
As music streaming services become more popular, many local libraries are now offering their own versions to patrons. These services typically focus on promoting and supporting local artists, and often offer non-exclusive licenses to make albums available to the community.
The concept of library-sponsored music streaming originated in 2014 when Preston Austin and Kelly Hiser helped build the Yahara Music Library for the Madison (Wisconsin) Public Library. Since then, similar services have popped up across the U.S.
That’s it for this music news break now let’s get back to the music.
David Forbes: Start – 12:35 and End – 19:45David Forbes is a world-renowned EDM producer and artist who has been in the music industry for over two decades. His production discography is highly impressive, with many A-list producers being proud of his work.Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Tortured Soul, AnGy KoRe,
Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Tortured Soul, AnGy KoRe, David Forbes, Christos Fourkis and Music News.
Music From Around The World Episode 76: Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:10Mason Paine here and this is episode 76 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Tortured Soul, AnGy KoRe, David Forbes, Christos Fourkis and Music News.
Tortured Soul: Start – 0:15 and End – 5:48Tortured Soul is a deep, soulful house music band from Brooklyn, New York. The band is led by frontman and songwriter John-Christian Urich, who also plays drums and sings. Other members include Ethan White on keys and Jordan Scannella on bass, both of whom also provide backup vocals. The band has a sound that has been compared to that of Jamiroquai and The Brand New Heavies. Take a listen to their latest track “Take The Day Off”.
“Take The Day Off” is out now via Take Records and its available on all streaming platforms. Tortured soul music has been used in a number of different television shows over the years. Some of the more notable examples include A&E's The Glades, Showtime's Huff, and Canada's So You Think You Can Dance. For the latest on Tortured Soul latest projects visit Torturedsoulmusic.com; that’s T-O-R-T-U-R-E-D-S-O-U-L-M-U-S-I-C DOT COM
AnGy KoRe: Start – 5:50 and End -11:32Deep Minimal Techno artist AnGy KoRe is a true musical innovator. Hailing from Italy, AnGy's music is a unique blend of genres that reflects his own personal journey. Always evolving and changing, his music is an expression of his own growth and development. Take a listen to his latest track “Faster Harder”.
“Faster Harder” is out now via Mad Horse Label and its available on all streaming platforms. AnGy KoRe had always loved music, so when he was given the opportunity to work as a sound technician on a cruise ship, he jumped at the chance. Travelling the world and discovering different cultures and musical styles allowed him to develop his own unique style, which draws from a range of influences including techno and minimalism. This experience was a true rebirth for AnGy, and he continues to draw inspiration today. Visit Instagram.com/AngyKore for the latest on his musical projects and upcoming appearances. That’s Instagram.com/A-n-g-y-K-o-r-e.
News Break 1: 11:34 to 12:33Lets take a brief break for some music news.
Kaskade has been revealed as the latest DJ resident for Ayu Dayclub and Zouk Nightclub, starting in 2023. This is great news for fans of Kaskade and electronic music in general. Resorts World in Las Vegas is already making plans for 2023, and they're off to a great start! They've been courting some of world's most popular artists over the past two years, and now they've landed another big name.
In other news
]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse28:30Get Ready for RWBY: Arrowfell from WayForward Games!
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Sun, 27 Nov 2022 22:58:12 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7489https://masonverapaine.com/rwybarrowfell/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/rwybarrowfell/feed/0RWBY: Arrowfell, the latest game from WayForward games, features characters from the popular American anime RWBY. In this game, players can expect to see their favorite RWBY characters Ruby, Weiss, Blake and Yang in a new adventure. I caught up with WayForward Game Director James Montagna to learn more about this latest release and what fans of the series can expect.
For the latest on Wayforward latest releases and projects visit: Wayforward.comLike and Follow WayForward on Facebook at: Facebook.com/WayForwardFollow WayForward on Instagram at: Instagram.com/WayForwardTechFollow James on Twitter at: Twitter.com/JamesPopStar
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Mason Paine: Ruby Arrow Fell is a brand new game from way forward games that features Ruby, Weiss, Blake, and Yang, the popular characters from the series. Ruby. Joining me to speak about this latest release and what fans of the series can expect from this game is way forward. Game Director James Montagna. Thanks for joining me James.
James Montagna: Oh, it's my pleasure.
Mason Paine: So how long have you been in the video game industry?
James Montagna: I started at way for maybe about like 15 or 16 years ago and I was just out of college actually way forward. Brought me on as an intern and I was working here just helping out wherever I could. I still remember my first day, I showed up and I was just helping . Build furniture . I was helping, put together chairs and desks, for people. I even put together my own chair and desks that I was working on as an intern. And that was, that was my start and they had me helping out on some games on, even on day one, besides that. But yeah, that's how I got started. I was going to college and I was self taught, teaching myself game design, taking some courses on game design. Eventually the school hooked me up with that internship and then they decided to hire me and I've been at wayforward ever since.
Mason Paine: Wow. That's amazing that you went from intern to game director. Did that surprise you at all? Do you ever look back and say, whoa, this is my life?
James Montagna: It's a little bit surreal when I think back sometimes, but I was so driven to make games one way or the other that. It's not too surprising. I always knew that one way or the other, I would, wanna be making games. So here I am. Today we're releasing games and I've been able to help direct, so many titles and it's been great and it's, been a long road and, gradually worked my way through it. You know, I actually. Started out as an animator because when I was in college, I was going to school for animation. And so, when Way Forward first brought me on board formally from being an intern. That was my title for a while. And so I was doing animations for various different games and at one point I expressed the desire to get into more of a design role, and that's when I started doing level design, which eventually led to me becoming a director.
Mason Paine: Now as a gaming director, what exactly do you do? Because when you hear director, you think of movies. So I, but I imagine you can't tell people in the middle of, you know, coding cut. That's not it.
James Montagna: Right? You, interrupt them. They'd be very, upset with you if you did that to a programmer. They really need their focus. So basically what my job is, and it's a split title, I'm designer slash director. I could tell you a little bit about each of these two distinct roles, that I've taken on here. It starts out where, as a designer, what I'm doing is I'm creating what we refer to as the G D D or game design document . And we do this for every title. It's basically a blueprint of the game we want to make. It will have all the details of the game. How many players, what kinds of, game mechanics, what kinds of levels, what sort of enemies, who do you play as?RWBY: Arrowfell, the latest game from WayForward games, features characters from the popular American anime RWBY. In this game, players can expect to see their favorite RWBY characters Ruby, Weiss, Blake and Yang in a new adventure.RWBY: Arrowfell, the latest game from WayForward games, features characters from the popular American anime RWBY. In this game, players can expect to see their favorite RWBY characters Ruby, Weiss, Blake and Yang in a new adventure. I caught up with WayForward Game Director James Montagna to learn more about this latest release and what fans of the series can expect.
Mason Paine: Ruby Arrow Fell is a brand new game from way forward games that features Ruby, Weiss, Blake, and Yang, the popular characters from the series. Ruby. Joining me to speak about this latest release and what fans of the series can expect from this game is way forward. Game Director James Montagna. Thanks for joining me James.
James Montagna: Oh, it's my pleasure.
Mason Paine: So how long have you been in the video game industry?
James Montagna: I started at way for maybe about like 15 or 16 years ago and I was just out of college actually way forward. Brought me on as an intern and I was working here just helping out wherever I could. I still remember my first day, I showed up and I was just helping . Build furniture . I was helping, put together chairs and desks, for people. I even put together my own chair and desks that I was working on as an intern. And that was, that was my start and they had me helping out on some games on, even on day one, besides that. But yeah, that's how I got started. I was going to college and I was self taught, teaching myself game design, taking some courses on game design. Eventually the school hooked me up with that internship and then they decided to hire me and I've been at wayforward ever since.
Mason Paine: Wow. That's amazing that you went from intern to game director. Did that surprise you at all? Do you ever look back and say, whoa, this is my life?
James Montagna: It's a little bit surreal when I think back sometimes, but I was so driven to make games one way or the other that. It's not too surprising. I always knew that one way or the other, I would, wanna be making games. So here I am. Today we're releasing games and I've been able to help direct, so many titles and it's been great and it's, been a long road and, gradually worked my way through it. You know, I actually. Started out as an animator because when I was in college, I was going to school for animation. And so, when Way Forward first brought me on board formally from being an intern. That was my title for a while. And so I was doing animations for various different games and at one point I expressed the desire to get into more of a design role, and that's when I started doing level design, which eventually led to me becoming a director.
Mason Paine: Now as a gaming director, what exactly do you do? Because when you hear director, you think of movies. So I, but I imagine you can't tell people in the middle of, you know, coding cut. That's not it.
James Montagna: Right? You, interrupt them. They'd be very,]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse11:07Music From Around The World: Episode 75
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Fri, 25 Nov 2022 22:31:50 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7483https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw75/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw75/feed/0Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Dale Howard, Aaron Sevilla, Symphonix, Code 64 and Music News.
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Intro: 00:00 to 0:14Mason Paine here and this is episode 75 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Dale Howard, Aaron Sevilla, Symphonix, Code 64 and Music News.
Dale Howard: Start – 0:16 and End – 4:15UK Tech House DJ and Producer Dale Howard, is one of the most prominent House music figures in the industry today. He has seen a steady rise to prominence, garnering support from some of the biggest names in the industry, including Jamie Jones, Pete Tong, Carl Cox, Groove Armada, Hot Since 82, and Matthias Tanzmann. Here is a listen to his latest track “Tempo”.
“Tempo” is out now via Sink or Swim records and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Dale has built a reputation for quality and innovation that keeps fans coming back for more. For the latest on Dale’s upcoming appearance and other projects visit Instagram.com/dale_howard; that’s Instagram.com/D-A-L-E UNDERSCORE H-O-W-A-R-D
Aaron Sevilla: Start – 4:17 and End – 10:41Aaron Sevilla is a Mexican DJ and producer who is quickly making a name for himself in the tech house scene. Hailing from Tulum, Mexico, Aaron's music is energetic and versatile, appealing to a wide range of listeners. He has played at some of the biggest festivals in the world, including Ultra Music Festival, Burning Man and Medusa Festival, sharing the stage with legendary artists such as Carl Cox, Dubfire, Jamie Jones, Luciano, Marco Carola and Claptone. Take a listen to his latest track “Escorpia”.
“Escorpia” is out now via Afrodise records and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Aaron has been making waves in the electronic music scene, with his Afro House and Afro Latin tracks topping the charts on Beatport and Traxsource. He is considered one of the top Mexican underground talent, according to DJMAGmx. And Aaron is just getting started – he currently hosts a weekly radio show on Mexico's Beat 100.9 FM, and is bringing his high-energy sound to dancefloors around the world. For the latest on Aaron’s projects visit: Instagram.com/AaronseVillamx; that’s Instagram.com/A-A-R-O-N-S-E-V-I-L-L-A-M-X
News Break 1: 10:42 to 11:25We are going to take a brief break for some music news.
As die-hard Taylor Swift fans tried to buy pre-sale tickets, Ticketmaster crashed under the weight of demand. Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was quick to accuse Ticketmaster and Live Nation merger of monopolizing the industry. Ticket master did respond to AOC’s tweet and explained to her that the issues that fans experienced were due to an over whelming demand.
In other news
Scientists in Japan have found that rats can dance to music - and they seem to enjoy it too! The team of researcher observed the rodents moving their heads and bodies in time with the beat of various songs, showing that they are able to keep up with complex rhythms.
That’s it for this news break, now lets get back to the music.
Symphonix: Start - 11:26 and End – 18:03Formed in Schwerin, Germany, Stephan and Sirko Wötanowski are the duo behind Symphonix. With a wealth of experience in the Progressive Trance scene dating back to the late nineties, they began DJing under the name Montagu & Golkonda. Nowadays, their cutting-edge sound has made them one of the most in-demand acts on the circuit. Take a listen to their latest track “Addiction”.
“Addiction” is out now via Blue Tunes Records and its available on all streaming platforms. 2006 was a big year for the electronic music duo True Lies.Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Dale Howard, Aaron Sevilla,
Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Dale Howard, Aaron Sevilla, Symphonix, Code 64 and Music News.
Intro: 00:00 to 0:14Mason Paine here and this is episode 75 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Dale Howard, Aaron Sevilla, Symphonix, Code 64 and Music News.
Dale Howard: Start – 0:16 and End – 4:15UK Tech House DJ and Producer Dale Howard, is one of the most prominent House music figures in the industry today. He has seen a steady rise to prominence, garnering support from some of the biggest names in the industry, including Jamie Jones, Pete Tong, Carl Cox, Groove Armada, Hot Since 82, and Matthias Tanzmann. Here is a listen to his latest track “Tempo”.
“Tempo” is out now via Sink or Swim records and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Dale has built a reputation for quality and innovation that keeps fans coming back for more. For the latest on Dale’s upcoming appearance and other projects visit Instagram.com/dale_howard; that’s Instagram.com/D-A-L-E UNDERSCORE H-O-W-A-R-D
Aaron Sevilla: Start – 4:17 and End – 10:41Aaron Sevilla is a Mexican DJ and producer who is quickly making a name for himself in the tech house scene. Hailing from Tulum, Mexico, Aaron's music is energetic and versatile, appealing to a wide range of listeners. He has played at some of the biggest festivals in the world, including Ultra Music Festival, Burning Man and Medusa Festival, sharing the stage with legendary artists such as Carl Cox, Dubfire, Jamie Jones, Luciano, Marco Carola and Claptone. Take a listen to his latest track “Escorpia”.
“Escorpia” is out now via Afrodise records and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Aaron has been making waves in the electronic music scene, with his Afro House and Afro Latin tracks topping the charts on Beatport and Traxsource. He is considered one of the top Mexican underground talent, according to DJMAGmx. And Aaron is just getting started – he currently hosts a weekly radio show on Mexico's Beat 100.9 FM, and is bringing his high-energy sound to dancefloors around the world. For the latest on Aaron’s projects visit: Instagram.com/AaronseVillamx; that’s Instagram.com/A-A-R-O-N-S-E-V-I-L-L-A-M-X
News Break 1: 10:42 to 11:25We are going to take a brief break for some music news.
As die-hard Taylor Swift fans tried to buy pre-sale tickets, Ticketmaster crashed under the weight of demand. Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was quick to accuse Ticketmaster and Live Nation merger of monopolizing the industry. Ticket master did respond to AOC’s tweet and explained to her that the issues that fans experienced were due to an over whelming demand.
In other news
Scientists in Japan have found that rats can dance to music - and they seem to enjoy it too! The team of researcher observed the rodents moving their heads and bodies in time with the beat of various songs, showing that they are able to keep up with complex rhythms.]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse25:40Music From Around The World: Episode 74
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Intro: 0:00 to 0:12Mason Paine here and this is episode 74 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Ogi, Pfirter, Ron Ractive, Carbin and Music News.
Ogi: Start – 0:13 and End – 6:20Our first up is Ogi. Ogi is a renowned DJ and producer from Croatia who is also credited with founding Rijeka's techno scene. His musical style has always been rooted in techno, but today it has evolved into a pumping, dark and beastly sound that he expertly mixes together. Here is a listen to his latest track “Komin.”
“Komin” is out now via Klinik Room Records and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Ogi is considered one of the most innovative and creative minds in Croatian electronic music today. For the latest information on Ogi’s projects visit: dj-ogi.com; that’s D-J HYPHEN O-G-I DOT COM
Pfirter: Start – 6:21 and End – 12:50Pfirter is a DJ and producer who has been making waves in the techno scene with his unique sound. Hailing from Buenos Aires, Argentina, Pfirter's music is characterized by its dark and uplifting melodies, which stay true to the original roots of techno while also bringing something new and fresh to the genre. Take a listen to his latest track “Delta”.
“Delta” is out now via Mindtrip and its available on all streaming platforms. Pfirter has been making waves in the electronic music scene since he started DJing, producing and owning his own label; Mindtrip. He has released singles on renowned labels such as CLR, Figure and Stroboscopic Artefacts, and headlined at iconic clubs and events like Berghain, Tresor, Concrete, Awakenings and Time Warp. No matter what medium he uses to express himself, Pfirter always brings his signature style and focus to his work, captivating audiences. For the latest on Pfirter projects visit Pfirtermusic.com; that’s P-F-I-R-T-E-R-M-U-S-I-C DOT COM
News Break 1: 12:51 to 13:25In our first story Snoop Dogg's life story is being made into a movie! This will be the first project from his newly formed Death Row Pictures. The film will be directed by Allen Hughes, known for directing The Book of Eli.In other news
After much anticipation, Dutch DJ and Producer Tiesto has finally announced the release date for his seventh studio album, Drive. The LP is scheduled to come out on February 24th, 2023 and will include some of his recent hit singles.
That’s it for this music news break, now lets get back to the music.
Ron Ractive: Start – 13:26 and End – 20:51Our next artist, Ron Ractive is a DJ and Producer of chill groove and techno music; hailing from Berlin, Germany. He runs his own label, "STYLEDRIVER," and is a highly sought-after remixer. Check out his latest track “Time Eject”
“Time Eject” is out now via StyleDiver records and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Ron is known for his inspirational and electric music. In the early nineties, he was one of the first to bring the "Berlin Spirit" to the city, and has been credited with helping to revive it. For the latest on Ron’s latest project visit Facebook.com/RonRactive.Official; Facebook.com/R-O-N-R-A-C-T-I-V-E DOT O-F-F-I-C-I-A-L.
News Break 2: 20:52 to 21:29We are going to take one final break for some music news.
Akon is gearing up to release his next album, Akonic, which will feature a mix of electronic dance music and pop. The album is expected to drop in early 2023, and Akon says it will have something for everyone. "I always start off with street records and then I end up with a big ass pop record," he says.
Britney Spears has shut down the idea of anyone making a biopic about...Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Ogi, Pfirter, Ron Ractive,
Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Ogi, Pfirter, Ron Ractive, Carbin and Music News.
Intro: 0:00 to 0:12Mason Paine here and this is episode 74 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Ogi, Pfirter, Ron Ractive, Carbin and Music News.
Ogi: Start – 0:13 and End – 6:20Our first up is Ogi. Ogi is a renowned DJ and producer from Croatia who is also credited with founding Rijeka's techno scene. His musical style has always been rooted in techno, but today it has evolved into a pumping, dark and beastly sound that he expertly mixes together. Here is a listen to his latest track “Komin.”
“Komin” is out now via Klinik Room Records and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Ogi is considered one of the most innovative and creative minds in Croatian electronic music today. For the latest information on Ogi’s projects visit: dj-ogi.com; that’s D-J HYPHEN O-G-I DOT COM
Pfirter: Start – 6:21 and End – 12:50Pfirter is a DJ and producer who has been making waves in the techno scene with his unique sound. Hailing from Buenos Aires, Argentina, Pfirter's music is characterized by its dark and uplifting melodies, which stay true to the original roots of techno while also bringing something new and fresh to the genre. Take a listen to his latest track “Delta”.
“Delta” is out now via Mindtrip and its available on all streaming platforms. Pfirter has been making waves in the electronic music scene since he started DJing, producing and owning his own label; Mindtrip. He has released singles on renowned labels such as CLR, Figure and Stroboscopic Artefacts, and headlined at iconic clubs and events like Berghain, Tresor, Concrete, Awakenings and Time Warp. No matter what medium he uses to express himself, Pfirter always brings his signature style and focus to his work, captivating audiences. For the latest on Pfirter projects visit Pfirtermusic.com; that’s P-F-I-R-T-E-R-M-U-S-I-C DOT COM
News Break 1: 12:51 to 13:25In our first story Snoop Dogg's life story is being made into a movie! This will be the first project from his newly formed Death Row Pictures. The film will be directed by Allen Hughes, known for directing The Book of Eli.In other news
After much anticipation, Dutch DJ and Producer Tiesto has finally announced the release date for his seventh studio album, Drive. The LP is scheduled to come out on February 24th, 2023 and will include some of his recent hit singles.
That’s it for this music news break, now lets get back to the music.
Ron Ractive: Start – 13:26 and End – 20:51Our next artist, Ron Ractive is a DJ and Producer of chill groove and techno music; hailing from Berlin, Germany. He runs his own label, "STYLEDRIVER," and is a highly sought-after remixer. Check out his latest track “Time Eject”
“Time Eject” is out now via StyleDiver records and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Ron is known for his inspirational and electric music. In the early nineties,]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse26:29Music From Around The World: Episode 73
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Fri, 11 Nov 2022 00:50:31 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7468https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw73/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw73/feed/0Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: John Askew, Solitary Experiments, Jason Hodges, Rafael Cerato and Music News.
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Music From Around The World Episode 73: Transcript
Intro: 00:00 to 0:15Mason Paine here and this is episode 73 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: John Askew, Solitary Experiments, Jason Hodges , Rafael Cerato and Music News.
John Askew: Start - 0:15 and End – 7:45John Askew is a DJ and producer who has been spreading his unique sound since 1994. His style, which combines elements of acid trance and tech trance, has earned him acclaim from the global dance music press. As an in-demand performer, John tours the world many times each year, bringing his innovative sound to clubs and festivals around the globe. Take a listen to his latest track “People Are Strange”.
“People Are Strange” is out now via VII records and it’s available on all streaming platforms. With an extensive discography that includes many beatport number 1s, John is one of the most celebrated electronic music artists in the world. Known for fusing euphoric and sometimes melancholic melodies with power punching beats and hypnotic rhythms, he has headlined some of the world's hottest clubs and festivals, including Tomorrowland, EDC, Dreamstate, Creamfields and more. For the latest on John’s latest projects visit: Instagram.com/DJjohnaskew; that’s Instagram.com/D-J-J-O-H-N-A-S-K-E-W
Solitary Experiments: Start – 7:47 and End – 13:34The dark electronic band Solitary Experiments hail from Berlin, Germany. The band was founded in 1994 by keyboard sampling programmer Michael Thielemann and singer Dennis Schober, who had previously been working together under the name Plague. With Solitary Experiments, they took a new direction, one that would focus on creating thoughtful, introspective music. Here is a listen to their latest track "Epiphany" below.
“Epiphany” is out now via Out of Line Music and it’s available on all streaming platforms. For the latest on Solitary Experiments visit SolitaryExperiments.de; that’s S-O-L-I-T-A-R-Y-E-X-P-E-R-I-M-E-N-T-S DOT D-E.
News Break 1: Start – 13:36 and End – 14:54We are going to take a brief break for some music news.
The holidays are fast approaching, and there is no better way to get into the Christmas spirit than by listening to Mariah Carey. The singer has been dubbed the "Queen of Christmas" and she always puts on a great show. This year, she has released a range of holiday-themed merchandise, including apparel, accessories, music, and more. Marah will also do four concerts in New York City and Toronto to celebrate the release of her new children’s book “The Christmas”. Visit MariahCarey.store to purchase her latest merchandise. That’s M-A-R-I-A-H-C-A-R-E-Y DOT S-T-O-R-E
In other news,
In a momentous achievement, singer-songwriter and pop superstar Taylor Swift has become the first artist in history to claim the entire top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100 chart in a single frame. With this record-breaking feat, she surpasses previous holder Drake, who held nine of the top 10 spots for a week in September 2021. Furthermore, Swift also now holds more titles from the top of the Hot 100 than both Drake and The Beatles combined in a single week. Fresh off this incredible accomplishment, Taylor announced she will be embarking on her first tour in five years, called- “The Eras Tour”.
That’s it for this news break, now let’s get back to the music.
Jason Hodges: Start – 14:56 and End – 21:08Deep Funk House DJ and Producer Jason Hodges got his start in the Toronto underground party scene in 1991. There, he honed his skills on the decks,Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: John Askew,
Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: John Askew, Solitary Experiments, Jason Hodges, Rafael Cerato and Music News.
Music From Around The World Episode 73: Transcript
Intro: 00:00 to 0:15Mason Paine here and this is episode 73 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: John Askew, Solitary Experiments, Jason Hodges , Rafael Cerato and Music News.
John Askew: Start - 0:15 and End – 7:45John Askew is a DJ and producer who has been spreading his unique sound since 1994. His style, which combines elements of acid trance and tech trance, has earned him acclaim from the global dance music press. As an in-demand performer, John tours the world many times each year, bringing his innovative sound to clubs and festivals around the globe. Take a listen to his latest track “People Are Strange”.
“People Are Strange” is out now via VII records and it’s available on all streaming platforms. With an extensive discography that includes many beatport number 1s, John is one of the most celebrated electronic music artists in the world. Known for fusing euphoric and sometimes melancholic melodies with power punching beats and hypnotic rhythms, he has headlined some of the world's hottest clubs and festivals, including Tomorrowland, EDC, Dreamstate, Creamfields and more. For the latest on John’s latest projects visit: Instagram.com/DJjohnaskew; that’s Instagram.com/D-J-J-O-H-N-A-S-K-E-W
Solitary Experiments: Start – 7:47 and End – 13:34The dark electronic band Solitary Experiments hail from Berlin, Germany. The band was founded in 1994 by keyboard sampling programmer Michael Thielemann and singer Dennis Schober, who had previously been working together under the name Plague. With Solitary Experiments, they took a new direction, one that would focus on creating thoughtful, introspective music. Here is a listen to their latest track "Epiphany" below.
“Epiphany” is out now via Out of Line Music and it’s available on all streaming platforms. For the latest on Solitary Experiments visit SolitaryExperiments.de; that’s S-O-L-I-T-A-R-Y-E-X-P-E-R-I-M-E-N-T-S DOT D-E.
News Break 1: Start – 13:36 and End – 14:54We are going to take a brief break for some music news.
The holidays are fast approaching, and there is no better way to get into the Christmas spirit than by listening to Mariah Carey. The singer has been dubbed the "Queen of Christmas" and she always puts on a great show. This year, she has released a range of holiday-themed merchandise, including apparel, accessories, music, and more. Marah will also do four concerts in New York City and Toronto to celebrate the release of her new children’s book “The Christmas”. Visit MariahCarey.store to purchase her latest merchandise. That’s M-A-R-I-A-H-C-A-R-E-Y DOT S-T-O-R-E
In other news,
In a momentous achievement, singer-songwriter and pop superstar Taylor Swift has become the first artist in history to claim the entire top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100 chart in a single frame. With this record-breaking feat,]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse30:30Holiday Navigation Tips From Google
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Wed, 09 Nov 2022 02:28:01 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7462https://masonverapaine.com/googleholidays/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/googleholidays/feed/0The holidays are upon us and that means it's time to get ready for travel, shopping, cooking and all the fun festivities. But with everything going on, it's easy to get overwhelmed. Fortunately, Google Technology Expert Marley McAliley is here to help us navigate through the holiday season so we can enjoy every minute of it.
Visit Google.com for your latest search needsFollow Twitter on Google at: Twitter.com/GoogleLike Google on Facebook at: Facebook.com/GoogleLike and Follow Google on Instagram at: Instagram.com/Google
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Mason Paine: This holiday season, Americans are preparing to travel, shop, cook, or just go out for the entertainment. And with all the hustle and bustle, it's easy to get overwhelmed. Google technology expert, Marley Mcil joins me to break down how to navigate through this holiday season so you can enjoy every minute of it. Thanks for joining me, Marley.
Marley McAiley: Thanks so much for having.
Mason Paine: So it's gonna be kind of nice. I mean, the holidays are coming up, but one of the things a lot of times we don't think about is the time to get to our family. How is Google gonna help us out through the, that time.
Marley McAiley: Google's able to help in a numerous amount of ways, both by letting you know when the best and worst times are to hit the road or fly to see family members around the holiday seasons. There's also some great Google tools that can help you save gas money, save prices on flight, and make sure you're choosing the route that works best for you.
Mason Paine: Now, in your opinion, what are the top three things you think people should do to prepare for holiday?
Marley McAiley: I think one great thing you can do to prepare for holiday season, if you're planning on flying anywhere, is tracking flight prices. This is a great tool that Google Flights provides, and what you can do is if you know the destination you're planning to fly to is. Put in those specific dates that you're hoping to fly, the destination you're hoping to fly to, and then you're able to opt in to track those flight prices. So then Google will email you if there's any significant price drop for the dates that you're hoping to fly.
Mason Paine: Now, what do you think is the most challenging part about navigating this holiday season?
Marley McAiley: One thing that's really challenging about navigating the holiday season is the increase in prices that a lot of people are feeling both when it comes to flights and gas. I know that right now it's top of mind for many people trying to figure out how they can find the cheapest way to fuel up their tank, but luckily with Google Maps, we're able to compare gas prices very easily using the Google Maps app, for example, you can use, you can go click on the gas button, which is at the top of the app, or you can just do a click. General search on Google Maps, which is, for example, gas prices nearby. And then you'll be able to see all of the gas stations in your area along with the price per gallon. And that's updated daily. So this is a really great tool. If you're planning on driving to see loved ones, you'll be able to find the keeper gas nearby and of course, how to get to those gas stations and the hours that they're operat. Another great tool we have in terms of, you know, saving fuel and saving money on gas is eco-friendly routing. Whether you're going to visit family for the holidays, or even just, you know, going to work or going to the shopping mall. Once you put in a destination on Google Maps, it'll show you the most eco-friendly route, which is both sustainable and also fuel efficient. They're able to compare different routes based on epa, based on fuel efficiency and choose what's best for.
Mason Paine: Okay, so I'm not sure where I heard this from, if it's even a thing,The holidays are upon us and that means it's time to get ready for travel, shopping, cooking and all the fun festivities. But with everything going on, it's easy to get overwhelmed. Fortunately, Google Technology Expert Marley McAliley is here to help ...
The holidays are upon us and that means it's time to get ready for travel, shopping, cooking and all the fun festivities. But with everything going on, it's easy to get overwhelmed. Fortunately, Google Technology Expert Marley McAliley is here to help us navigate through the holiday season so we can enjoy every minute of it.
Marley McAliley - Holiday Navigation Tips From Google Transcription
Mason Paine: This holiday season, Americans are preparing to travel, shop, cook, or just go out for the entertainment. And with all the hustle and bustle, it's easy to get overwhelmed. Google technology expert, Marley Mcil joins me to break down how to navigate through this holiday season so you can enjoy every minute of it. Thanks for joining me, Marley.
Marley McAiley: Thanks so much for having.
Mason Paine: So it's gonna be kind of nice. I mean, the holidays are coming up, but one of the things a lot of times we don't think about is the time to get to our family. How is Google gonna help us out through the, that time.
Marley McAiley: Google's able to help in a numerous amount of ways, both by letting you know when the best and worst times are to hit the road or fly to see family members around the holiday seasons. There's also some great Google tools that can help you save gas money, save prices on flight, and make sure you're choosing the route that works best for you.
Mason Paine: Now, in your opinion, what are the top three things you think people should do to prepare for holiday?
Marley McAiley: I think one great thing you can do to prepare for holiday season, if you're planning on flying anywhere, is tracking flight prices. This is a great tool that Google Flights provides, and what you can do is if you know the destination you're planning to fly to is. Put in those specific dates that you're hoping to fly, the destination you're hoping to fly to, and then you're able to opt in to track those flight prices. So then Google will email you if there's any significant price drop for the dates that you're hoping to fly.
Mason Paine: Now, what do you think is the most challenging part about navigating this holiday season?
Marley McAiley: One thing that's really challenging about navigating the holiday season is the increase in prices that a lot of people are feeling both when it comes to flights and gas. I know that right now it's top of mind for many people trying to figure out how they can find the cheapest way to fuel up their tank, but luckily with Google Maps, we're able to compare gas prices very easily using the Google Maps app, for example, you can use, you can go click on the gas button, which is at the top of the app, or you can just do a click. General search on Google Maps, which is, for example, gas prices nearby. And then you'll be able to see all of the gas stations in your area along with the price per gallon. And that's updated daily. So this is a really great tool. If you're planning on driving to see loved ones, you'll be able to find the keeper gas nearby and of course, how to get to those gas stations and the hours that they're operat. Another great tool we have in terms of, you know,]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse6:51Music From Around The World: Episode 72
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Mon, 07 Nov 2022 22:44:05 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7455https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw72/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw72/feed/0Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: L-Cio, Soul Alt Delete, Maggtron, Christian Smith and Music News.
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Music From Around The World Episode 72 Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:13Mason Paine here and this is episode 72 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: L-Cio, Soul Alt Delete, Maggtron, Christian Smith and Music News.
L-Cio: Start – 0:14 and End -7:24From the bustling city of Sao Paulo, Brazil, comes DJ and producer Laerico Schwantes, better known as L-Cio. A pioneer in Brazilian techno, L-Cio is one of the first DJs to bring a live performance style to clubs instead of simply spinning records. His dynamic sets and deep understanding of music theory have earned him residencies at some of the most popular clubs in Sao Paulo. Here is a listen to his latest track “Lua”.
“Lua” is out now via Vox Populi Records and its available on all streaming platforms. L-Cio's love for music began early on in life. His Adventist parents would often break out into song or play instruments whenever the opportunity presented itself. This exposure to various types of music sparked a curiosity in young Laercio that would eventually lead him down the path of becoming a DJ and producer. For the latest on L_CIO and his projects visit: Instagram.com/l_cio; that’s instagram.com/LUnderscore C-I-O.
Soul Alt Delete: Start - 7:26 and End – 14:57DJ and producer Soul Alt Delete is quickly making a name for himself in the world of techno. His innovative and futuristic sound, combined with charisma, is carving this promising young talent into the next generation of techno headliners. Here is a listen to his latest track “Tomorrow”
“Tomorrow” is out now via ICONYC records and its available on all streaming platforms. Soul Alt Delete is one of the most in-demand DJs and producers on the scene today. His work has garnered support from big names like Maceo Plex, Faithless, Dense & Pika, Groove Armada and many more. It seems that each day brings Soul Alt Delete closer to securing his place among the greats of dance music history. For the latest on Soul Alt Delete projects visit .instagram.com/soul.alt.delete; that’s .instagram.com/S-O-U-L- DOT A-L-T- DOT D-E-L-E-T-E
News Break 1: Start - 14:58 and End -15:54Lets take a quick break for some music news.
As prices continue to surge, many are wondering which items will be next to see a price hike. Unfortunately, it seems that Spotify subscriptions may be on the list.
For years, there has been speculation that the streaming service would increase its prices. However, on Tuesday's earnings call, the company finally gave a clear indication that a price hike is being seriously considered for 2023.
This news comes as a blow to many loyal Spotify customers who have grown accustomed to the individual $9.99/month plan in the United States.
In other news
Ellie Goulding has announced the release date for her fifth album, Higher Than Heaven. The album will be released on February 3, 2023.
This will be Goulding's fifth studio album, and she first announced her vision for it back in early 2021. Higher Than Heaven is sure to be another chart-topping success for the singer.
That’s it for music news, now let’s get back to the music.
Maggtron: Start – 15:55 and End -19;48Maggtron is a highly influential figure in the world of Miami bass music. Check out his latest track “Gagarin”.
“Gagarin” is out now via Gagarin Records and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Maggtron signature style incorporates elements of funk, soul and R&B, resulting in a sound that is both unique and instantly recognizable. Google Maggtron for updates on his latest project...Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: L-Cio, Soul Alt Delete,
Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: L-Cio, Soul Alt Delete, Maggtron, Christian Smith and Music News.
Music From Around The World Episode 72 Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:13Mason Paine here and this is episode 72 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: L-Cio, Soul Alt Delete, Maggtron, Christian Smith and Music News.
L-Cio: Start – 0:14 and End -7:24From the bustling city of Sao Paulo, Brazil, comes DJ and producer Laerico Schwantes, better known as L-Cio. A pioneer in Brazilian techno, L-Cio is one of the first DJs to bring a live performance style to clubs instead of simply spinning records. His dynamic sets and deep understanding of music theory have earned him residencies at some of the most popular clubs in Sao Paulo. Here is a listen to his latest track “Lua”.
“Lua” is out now via Vox Populi Records and its available on all streaming platforms. L-Cio's love for music began early on in life. His Adventist parents would often break out into song or play instruments whenever the opportunity presented itself. This exposure to various types of music sparked a curiosity in young Laercio that would eventually lead him down the path of becoming a DJ and producer. For the latest on L_CIO and his projects visit: Instagram.com/l_cio; that’s instagram.com/LUnderscore C-I-O.
Soul Alt Delete: Start - 7:26 and End – 14:57DJ and producer Soul Alt Delete is quickly making a name for himself in the world of techno. His innovative and futuristic sound, combined with charisma, is carving this promising young talent into the next generation of techno headliners. Here is a listen to his latest track “Tomorrow”
“Tomorrow” is out now via ICONYC records and its available on all streaming platforms. Soul Alt Delete is one of the most in-demand DJs and producers on the scene today. His work has garnered support from big names like Maceo Plex, Faithless, Dense & Pika, Groove Armada and many more. It seems that each day brings Soul Alt Delete closer to securing his place among the greats of dance music history. For the latest on Soul Alt Delete projects visit .instagram.com/soul.alt.delete; that’s .instagram.com/S-O-U-L- DOT A-L-T- DOT D-E-L-E-T-E
News Break 1: Start - 14:58 and End -15:54Lets take a quick break for some music news.
As prices continue to surge, many are wondering which items will be next to see a price hike. Unfortunately, it seems that Spotify subscriptions may be on the list.
For years, there has been speculation that the streaming service would increase its prices. However, on Tuesday's earnings call, the company finally gave a clear indication that a price hike is being seriously considered for 2023.
This news comes as a blow to many loyal Spotify customers who have grown accustomed to the individual $9.99/month plan in the United States.
In other news
Ellie Goulding has announced the release date for her fifth album, Higher Than Heaven.]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse26:29The top Google searches for October with trends Expert Sarah Armstrong
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Sat, 29 Oct 2022 20:53:13 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7449https://masonverapaine.com/octobergoogletrends/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/octobergoogletrends/feed/0Google's Top Search Trends series gives you an inside look at the hottest topics on the web each month. From newsmakers and pop culture trends to recipes, tech and sports. Google Trends Expert Sarah Armstrong joins me to give insight on the latest trends and a revealing look at what people are searching for across the country.
For the latest trends from Google visit: Trends.Google.com/TrendsFollow Twitter on Google at: Twitter.com/GoogleLike Google on Facebook at: Facebook.com/GoogleLike and Follow Google on Instagram at: Instagram.com/Google
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Mason Paine: It's the end of October, which means it's time to take a look at the top trends in entertainment, culture, science, sports, and food. Joining me to discuss what those trends are is Google Trends expert Sarah Armstrong. Thanks for joining me Sarah.
Sarah Armstrong: Thanks so much for having me.
Mason Paine: So tell me what's been happening in the month of October.
Sarah Armstrong: We saw lots of Google search trends across categories like entertainment, culture, science. Even one of the big ones here, of course, is Halloween and being right around the corner. So lots of search interest in different Halloween movies, costumes, and even some recipes.
Mason Paine: Oh, nice. When it comes to movies, what were some of the top trending?
Sarah Armstrong: Yeah, so the Halloween movie franchise is super popular and also hocus pocus. So those movies round out our top five with three of the Halloween movies there. The one from 1978, Halloween ends and Halloween kills, and then we see Hocus Pocus and Hocus Pocus Two.
Mason Paine: Yeah, Hocus POCUS two was a hoot. I actually watched that with my nephew and niece and I liked it more than I expected, I would
Sarah Armstrong: That's awesome. Yes, we saw lots of questions about Hocus Pocus Two, people wanna know Will there be a Hocus Pocus three? So that was definitely the big popular movie we're seeing this year.
Mason Paine: Yeah. But there's a new Halloween movie that came out I think recently, right? Or am I wrong about that?
Sarah Armstrong: You're absolutely right. So they're rounding out that Halloween franchise with the movie Halloween end. We saw a lot of search interest in Jamie Lee Curtis actually, because she was the star of the franchise and is ending that very long run as the main character. Lori Strode.
Mason Paine: I haven't gotten a chance to watch that yet, have you?
Sarah Armstrong: I actually have. I'm not super familiar with the Halloween movies. I'm not a huge scary. Person in general. So looking at the list of some of these other movies that made the top 10 risk, Friday the 13th, even Nightmare on Elm Street. I actually haven't, dove into too many of these, so maybe I should give it a try.
Mason Paine: Well at least do Nightmare before Christmas. At least. You could sit there and say it's a Christmas movie or a Halloween movie. You get two in one.
Sarah Armstrong: Exactly. That made number six on our list. And I know there's a lot of debate. Is it a Christmas movie or is it a Halloween movie? It seems like it's a Halloween debate.
Mason Paine: Were there any costumes that were trending at all?
Sarah Armstrong: Absolutely. So for individuals costumes, it's a lot what you might expect, which Spider-Man's really popular dinosaur we saw stranger. As number four, I think the newest season inspired lots of folks. Something that caught my attention is the second most searched partner costume is Ross and Rachel from Friends, which I am surprised that is still as popular as it is in 2022, but people love those characters.
Mason Paine: Wait, well, what kind of costume is that? I mean, it's not like they weren't anything extravagant.
Sarah Armstrong: That's a great point. Maybe they're getting the Rachel haircut.Google's Top Search Trends series gives you an inside look at the hottest topics on the web each month. From newsmakers and pop culture trends to recipes, tech and sports. Google Trends Expert Sarah Armstrong joins me to give insight on the latest tre...
Google's Top Search Trends series gives you an inside look at the hottest topics on the web each month. From newsmakers and pop culture trends to recipes, tech and sports. Google Trends Expert Sarah Armstrong joins me to give insight on the latest trends and a revealing look at what people are searching for across the country.
Sarah Armstrong - October Google Trends Transcription
Mason Paine: It's the end of October, which means it's time to take a look at the top trends in entertainment, culture, science, sports, and food. Joining me to discuss what those trends are is Google Trends expert Sarah Armstrong. Thanks for joining me Sarah.
Sarah Armstrong: Thanks so much for having me.
Mason Paine: So tell me what's been happening in the month of October.
Sarah Armstrong: We saw lots of Google search trends across categories like entertainment, culture, science. Even one of the big ones here, of course, is Halloween and being right around the corner. So lots of search interest in different Halloween movies, costumes, and even some recipes.
Mason Paine: Oh, nice. When it comes to movies, what were some of the top trending?
Sarah Armstrong: Yeah, so the Halloween movie franchise is super popular and also hocus pocus. So those movies round out our top five with three of the Halloween movies there. The one from 1978, Halloween ends and Halloween kills, and then we see Hocus Pocus and Hocus Pocus Two.
Mason Paine: Yeah, Hocus POCUS two was a hoot. I actually watched that with my nephew and niece and I liked it more than I expected, I would
Sarah Armstrong: That's awesome. Yes, we saw lots of questions about Hocus Pocus Two, people wanna know Will there be a Hocus Pocus three? So that was definitely the big popular movie we're seeing this year.
Mason Paine: Yeah. But there's a new Halloween movie that came out I think recently, right? Or am I wrong about that?
Sarah Armstrong: You're absolutely right. So they're rounding out that Halloween franchise with the movie Halloween end. We saw a lot of search interest in Jamie Lee Curtis actually, because she was the star of the franchise and is ending that very long run as the main character. Lori Strode.
Mason Paine: I haven't gotten a chance to watch that yet, have you?
Sarah Armstrong: I actually have. I'm not super familiar with the Halloween movies. I'm not a huge scary. Person in general. So looking at the list of some of these other movies that made the top 10 risk, Friday the 13th, even Nightmare on Elm Street. I actually haven't, dove into too many of these, so maybe I should give it a try.
Mason Paine: Well at least do Nightmare before Christmas. At least. You could sit there and say it's a Christmas movie or a Halloween movie. You get two in one.
Sarah Armstrong: Exactly. That made number six on our list. And I know there's a lot of debate. Is it a Christmas movie or is it a Halloween movie? It seems like it's a Halloween debate.
Mason Paine: Were there any costumes that were trending at all?]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse11:16Music From Around The World: Episode 71
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Fri, 28 Oct 2022 02:51:37 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7444https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw71/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw71/feed/0Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Dennis Sheperd, Arcek, Deepbass, X Club and Music News.
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Music From Around The World Episode 71 Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:12Mason Paine here and this is episode 71 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Dennis Sheperd, Arcek, Deepbass, X Club and Music News.
Dennis Sheperd: Start – 0:12 and End – 4:09Hailing from Berlin, Germany, DJ and Producer Dennis Sheperd is known for his feel-good music that inspires joy and happiness in all who hear it. His career began in 2007 with the release of his track "A Tribute To Life." The song was a huge hit with Trance fans and DJs alike, perfectly encapsulating Dennis' positive outlook on life. He has continued to produce similar music ever since. Take a listen to his latest track: “Sugar Coat”
“Sugar Coat” is out now via Black Hole Recordings. Dennis Sheperd has been making waves since he first arrived on the scene with his hit track ‘Fallen Angel’ in 2011. The song quickly shot to the top of Beatport’s Trance chart and caught the attention of some of the biggest names in the industry, including Talla 2XLC, Rank 1 and Markus Schulz. For the latest on Dennis and his upcoming projects visit: dennissheperd.com; that’s D-E-N-N-I-S-S-H-E-P-E-R-D DOT COM
Arcek: Start – 4:10 and End – 11:46Arcek is a hi-tech trance project by DJ and Producer, Alexa Rayas from Guadalajara, Mexico. His aim is to take listeners on an auditory journey through his music, leaving them with unforgettable memories of the experience. Here is a listen to his latest track: “Kamaksht”
“Kamaksht” is out now via Black out Records and its available on all streaming platforms. There is no one quite like Alex. His style is a fresh mix of fast bpm, powerful basslines, and twisted acid sounds that will take you on a trip to a strange, colorful psychedelic universe. You won't be able to forget this experience anytime soon. For the latest on Alex’s project Arcek visit: facebook.com/ArcekTrance; that’s Facebook.com/A-R-C-E-K-T-R-A-N-C-E
News Break 1: 11:48 to 12:42Let’s take a brief break for some music news.
Danish EDM star Morten and DJ extraordinaire, David Guetta, are teaming up to create a new record label “Future Rave.” This label will be dedicated to showcasing the best and brightest of the genre. This new imprint will be a platform for pushing boundaries and taking the music scene by storm. On November 4th, Guetta and Morten will release a new EP, officially launching their imprint. This is an exciting development for fans of both artists, who can look forward to more great music from them in the future.
In other news
Alicia Keys is getting into the holiday spirit with her first-ever Christmas album.
The Grammy-winning singer shared the artwork for Santa Baby on Instagram. The album will be released on November 4. Keys will release the album's first single, "December Back 2 June," on October 28.
That it for music news, now let’s get back to the music.
Deepbass: Start – 12:43 and End -20:46Deepbass discovered his passion for electronic music at a young age while growing up in Glasgow, Scotland. He would spend weekends in record stores, hunting for new sounds and artists like Speedy J and Jeff Mills. These discoveries opened his eyes to the world of techno and inspired him to create his own music. Fast-forward to today, and Deepbass is now known for his dark and atmospheric techno tracks. Check out his latest track “Native”.
“Native” is out now via Informa Records and its available on all streaming platforms. Deepbase started his journey as a producer in 2008. His sound has since evolved into a mesmerizing mix of ambient ...Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Dennis Sheperd, Arcek,
Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Dennis Sheperd, Arcek, Deepbass, X Club and Music News.
Music From Around The World Episode 71 Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:12Mason Paine here and this is episode 71 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Dennis Sheperd, Arcek, Deepbass, X Club and Music News.
Dennis Sheperd: Start – 0:12 and End – 4:09Hailing from Berlin, Germany, DJ and Producer Dennis Sheperd is known for his feel-good music that inspires joy and happiness in all who hear it. His career began in 2007 with the release of his track "A Tribute To Life." The song was a huge hit with Trance fans and DJs alike, perfectly encapsulating Dennis' positive outlook on life. He has continued to produce similar music ever since. Take a listen to his latest track: “Sugar Coat”
“Sugar Coat” is out now via Black Hole Recordings. Dennis Sheperd has been making waves since he first arrived on the scene with his hit track ‘Fallen Angel’ in 2011. The song quickly shot to the top of Beatport’s Trance chart and caught the attention of some of the biggest names in the industry, including Talla 2XLC, Rank 1 and Markus Schulz. For the latest on Dennis and his upcoming projects visit: dennissheperd.com; that’s D-E-N-N-I-S-S-H-E-P-E-R-D DOT COM
Arcek: Start – 4:10 and End – 11:46Arcek is a hi-tech trance project by DJ and Producer, Alexa Rayas from Guadalajara, Mexico. His aim is to take listeners on an auditory journey through his music, leaving them with unforgettable memories of the experience. Here is a listen to his latest track: “Kamaksht”
“Kamaksht” is out now via Black out Records and its available on all streaming platforms. There is no one quite like Alex. His style is a fresh mix of fast bpm, powerful basslines, and twisted acid sounds that will take you on a trip to a strange, colorful psychedelic universe. You won't be able to forget this experience anytime soon. For the latest on Alex’s project Arcek visit: facebook.com/ArcekTrance; that’s Facebook.com/A-R-C-E-K-T-R-A-N-C-E
News Break 1: 11:48 to 12:42Let’s take a brief break for some music news.
Danish EDM star Morten and DJ extraordinaire, David Guetta, are teaming up to create a new record label “Future Rave.” This label will be dedicated to showcasing the best and brightest of the genre. This new imprint will be a platform for pushing boundaries and taking the music scene by storm. On November 4th, Guetta and Morten will release a new EP, officially launching their imprint. This is an exciting development for fans of both artists, who can look forward to more great music from them in the future.
In other news
Alicia Keys is getting into the holiday spirit with her first-ever Christmas album.
The Grammy-winning singer shared the artwork for Santa Baby on Instagram. The album will be released on November 4. Keys will release the album's first single, "December Back 2 June," on October 28.
That it for music news, now let’s get back to the music.
]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse28:13Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed – a new game for Ghostbusters fans!
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Wed, 26 Oct 2022 06:32:18 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7435https://masonverapaine.com/ghostbustersspiritsunleashed/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/ghostbustersspiritsunleashed/feed/0Jared Gerritzen, Head of Design and Creative at Illfonic, joins me to discuss the new game, "Ghostbusters: Spirts Unleashed” and where this game fits in the Ghostbusters time line.
For more information about Ghostbusters: Spirts Unleashed visit: Ghostbusterssu.comFollow Ghostbusters Spirts Unleashed on Twitter at: Twitter.com/GhostbustersSULike Ghostbusters: on Facebook at: Facebook.com/GhostbustersSpiritsUnleashedbyIllFonic
Note: I received a code from IllFonic, INC. for review purposes
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Jared Gerritzen - Ghostbusters Spirits Unleashed Transcription
Mason Paine: Ghostbuster's Spirits Unleashed was released on October 18th. Joining me to discuss the game and what fans can expect from this series is Head of Design and Creative at Ionic. Jared Garson, Thanks for joining me, Jared. Thank you for having me. So you've had a long career in video games. Like when did this start for you?
Jared Gerritzen: Technically it started as. Going to my cousin's house and playing Atari. But you know, I would say, I would say it was, art school and I was a, stupid kid that thought I could make a. Could make money being an artist, . And, my roommate was going to school, trying to be a, 3D animator and he decided to slum it in video games for a while.
Jared Gerritzen: He's still in video games right now, and I saw him play. he had me come to his office and he showed me this game called Counterstrike, and it was like a mod. And seeing people play together online was just this thing that. It was so amazing to me. And I remember going home and, having him show me how to make 3D models and I started using 3D to, for my graphic design stuff.
Jared Gerritzen: And then I just got good at it. And, he said, You should get into games. I could try to get you a job at the place. And I still remember saying, I don't want to be an artist though. I want to be the guy that says what game we make he is like, Good luck, man. You have to really put work in and you have to do all this stuff. And, I still got a job and it took me, you know, 20 some odd years to be the guy that's saying what you're doing. But I got to it so long, long, long road for sure. But, yeah, it's been an amazing road.
Mason Paine: I gotta know for you, What game was it that you're like, this is, this is like peak career, right?
Jared Gerritzen: Honestly it's Ghostbusters. I think that, you know, this was, a lot of my games that I've made that I was in this position, were a matter of like, Hey, someone's looking for X, Y, or Z, or, Hey, we have this thing. Let's do something with it. Predator was a game that we atonic decided to make, and so was Ghostbusters. But Predator was definitely one of those things where there was a lot of, lot of people that were saying what we can and can't do. Ghostbusters was the very first game that we set out to make, and we decided to self publish. So by us self-publishing, we're like the ones that shows everything. You know, we chose what, what we could do, what the budget was, where it would land, and all of that stuff. And we worked really closely with Ghost Core, but when we came in the game that we wanted to make, Is the game that we made. And, it's, definitely Ghostbusters. It's definitely one of those things where, you know, I saw the film when I was, a young kid in the movie theater. And I, and I, you know, that librarian seemed scared the crap outta me for years.
Jared Gerritzen: And I was like, jump to light switches because of that film. But I also was building proton packs outta cardboard. You know, for years. And, you know, I've always been a Ghostbusters fan. And so when, I joined El Phonic and we started talking about, you know, building our own, building our own thing, publishing our own game, and just the asymmetrical multiplayer thing that, that I, that I joined with El Ionic Ghostbusters was absolutely the top of my list.
Jared Gerritzen, Head of Design and Creative at Illfonic, joins me to discuss the new game, "Ghostbusters: Spirts Unleashed” and where this game fits in the Ghostbusters time line. For more information about Ghostbusters: Spirts Unleashed visit: Gho...
Jared Gerritzen, Head of Design and Creative at Illfonic, joins me to discuss the new game, "Ghostbusters: Spirts Unleashed” and where this game fits in the Ghostbusters time line.
Jared Gerritzen - Ghostbusters Spirits Unleashed Transcription
Mason Paine: Ghostbuster's Spirits Unleashed was released on October 18th. Joining me to discuss the game and what fans can expect from this series is Head of Design and Creative at Ionic. Jared Garson, Thanks for joining me, Jared. Thank you for having me. So you've had a long career in video games. Like when did this start for you?
Jared Gerritzen: Technically it started as. Going to my cousin's house and playing Atari. But you know, I would say, I would say it was, art school and I was a, stupid kid that thought I could make a. Could make money being an artist, . And, my roommate was going to school, trying to be a, 3D animator and he decided to slum it in video games for a while.
Jared Gerritzen: He's still in video games right now, and I saw him play. he had me come to his office and he showed me this game called Counterstrike, and it was like a mod. And seeing people play together online was just this thing that. It was so amazing to me. And I remember going home and, having him show me how to make 3D models and I started using 3D to, for my graphic design stuff.
Jared Gerritzen: And then I just got good at it. And, he said, You should get into games. I could try to get you a job at the place. And I still remember saying, I don't want to be an artist though. I want to be the guy that says what game we make he is like, Good luck, man. You have to really put work in and you have to do all this stuff. And, I still got a job and it took me, you know, 20 some odd years to be the guy that's saying what you're doing. But I got to it so long, long, long road for sure. But, yeah, it's been an amazing road.
Mason Paine: I gotta know for you, What game was it that you're like, this is, this is like peak career, right?
Jared Gerritzen: Honestly it's Ghostbusters. I think that, you know, this was, a lot of my games that I've made that I was in this position, were a matter of like, Hey, someone's looking for X, Y, or Z, or, Hey, we have this thing. Let's do something with it. Predator was a game that we atonic decided to make, and so was Ghostbusters. But Predator was definitely one of those things where there was a lot of, lot of people that were saying what we can and can't do. Ghostbusters was the very first game that we set out to make, and we decided to self publish. So by us self-publishing, we're like the ones that shows everything. You know, we chose what, what we could do, what the budget was, where it would land, and all of that stuff. And we worked really closely with Ghost Core, but when we came in the game that we wanted to make, Is the game that we made. And, it's, definitely Ghostbusters. It's definitely one of those things where, you know, I saw the film when I was, a young kid in the movie theater. And I, and I, you know, that librarian seemed scared the crap outta me for years.
]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse18:11Online Cyber Security: How to Stay Safe in the Digital Age
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Sat, 22 Oct 2022 23:35:58 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7430https://masonverapaine.com/googlecybersecurity/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/googlecybersecurity/feed/0As we enter Cyber Security Awareness Month, it's more important than ever to protect our data online. Google Cybersecurity Expert, Alex Krasov gives tips on how to stay safe on line.
For the latest Cyber Security tips and advice visit: Safety.GoogleFollow Google on Twitter at: Twitter.com/GoogleLike Google on Facebook at: Facebook.com/Google
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Cyber Security Month - Alex Krasov Transcription
Mason Paine: With the progression of technology, we are more prone to online threats and hacking. Google security expert, Alex Krasov joins me to discuss how you can stay safe online. Thanks for joining me, Alex.
Alex Krasov: Thanks so much for having me.
Mason Paine: So tell me what exactly is Cybersecurity Awareness Month?
Alex Krasov: Sure. Well, Cybersecurity Awareness month is, in my view, the best time of the year. it happens during October and really is a month. Government organizations, tools, and really anyone to pay attention to cybersecurity and think about their safety online and what we can all do to stay a little bit safer online.
Mason Paine: Now, when you say safer, what exactly are you pertaining to? What are we being safe from?
Alex Krasov: Well, a big concern online, especially as we get into the holiday shopping season, are things like online. A lot of online scans will actually be phishing attempts. And that's phish with a pH. And whenever you're talking about phishing, you're talking about a bad actor trying to get some kind of personal information from you by posing as someone else.
Alex Krasov: That could be a password to one of your accounts. It could be your credit card information, your bank information. But you know about 90% of cyber. Actually start with a Phish attempt. So this is a very serious online scam and it can have a lot of ramifications for individuals.
Mason Paine: Now, it's funny you mentioned that my mother, she got a text message the other day from Amazon saying that her account needed to be verified and my mother doesn't have an Amazon account, so that's the only reason she knew that this was a trick. But sometimes it's not that easy. I know that sometimes these things can look very official. How can you tell, like are there little signs that will help people understand this?
Alex Krasov: Yeah, absolutely. As you say, it can be really hard to tell sometimes. So. When it comes to things like email, if you're using Gmail, Gmail actually automatically blocks 99.9% of spam and phishing emails, which means those never even make it into your inbox. But we all know, sometimes we get this as a text or sometimes an email slip through. What can you do? Well, one of the best things you can do is rather than clicking on a link that you think might be suspicious, Or you're not sure if it's from an official source, go directly to that account or that website. So let's say you get that text message about an Amazon account.
Alex Krasov: Instead of clicking the link in the text message, go directly to your Amazon account. Log in there and see if anything needs to happen. That way you know you're going to the official source rather than clicking on a link that might be posing as the official source.
Mason Paine: Now one of the things that I like to do is to use two step verification, but does, is that very helpful at all?
Alex Krasov: Yes. Two step verification is very helpful. So, One of the things that people try to, like bad actors try to get out of a phishing scam is your password, right? If they get access to your password, they can then log into your account and potentially access some of your personal information, maybe your credit card or financial information. If you have two step verification turned on, they won't be able to log into your account with just your password alone. They're gonna need that second factor of authentic. And that is a great way to protect your account.
...As we enter Cyber Security Awareness Month, it's more important than ever to protect our data online. Google Cybersecurity Expert, Alex Krasov gives tips on how to stay safe on line. For the latest Cyber Security tips and advice visit: Safety.
As we enter Cyber Security Awareness Month, it's more important than ever to protect our data online. Google Cybersecurity Expert, Alex Krasov gives tips on how to stay safe on line.
Mason Paine: With the progression of technology, we are more prone to online threats and hacking. Google security expert, Alex Krasov joins me to discuss how you can stay safe online. Thanks for joining me, Alex.
Alex Krasov: Thanks so much for having me.
Mason Paine: So tell me what exactly is Cybersecurity Awareness Month?
Alex Krasov: Sure. Well, Cybersecurity Awareness month is, in my view, the best time of the year. it happens during October and really is a month. Government organizations, tools, and really anyone to pay attention to cybersecurity and think about their safety online and what we can all do to stay a little bit safer online.
Mason Paine: Now, when you say safer, what exactly are you pertaining to? What are we being safe from?
Alex Krasov: Well, a big concern online, especially as we get into the holiday shopping season, are things like online. A lot of online scans will actually be phishing attempts. And that's phish with a pH. And whenever you're talking about phishing, you're talking about a bad actor trying to get some kind of personal information from you by posing as someone else.
Alex Krasov: That could be a password to one of your accounts. It could be your credit card information, your bank information. But you know about 90% of cyber. Actually start with a Phish attempt. So this is a very serious online scam and it can have a lot of ramifications for individuals.
Mason Paine: Now, it's funny you mentioned that my mother, she got a text message the other day from Amazon saying that her account needed to be verified and my mother doesn't have an Amazon account, so that's the only reason she knew that this was a trick. But sometimes it's not that easy. I know that sometimes these things can look very official. How can you tell, like are there little signs that will help people understand this?
Alex Krasov: Yeah, absolutely. As you say, it can be really hard to tell sometimes. So. When it comes to things like email, if you're using Gmail, Gmail actually automatically blocks 99.9% of spam and phishing emails, which means those never even make it into your inbox. But we all know, sometimes we get this as a text or sometimes an email slip through. What can you do? Well, one of the best things you can do is rather than clicking on a link that you think might be suspicious, Or you're not sure if it's from an official source, go directly to that account or that website. So let's say you get that text message about an Amazon account.
Alex Krasov: Instead of clicking the link in the text message, go directly to your Amazon account. Log in there and see if anything needs to happen. That way you know you're going to the official source rather than clicking on a link that might be posing as the official source.
Mason Paine: Now one of the things that I like to do is to use two step verification, but does, is that very helpful at all?
Alex Krasov: Yes.]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse7:44Music From Around The World: Episode 70
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Fri, 21 Oct 2022 03:42:20 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7425https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw70/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw70/feed/0Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Dale Howard, Tristan, Micky Modelle, Illitheas and Music News.
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Music From Around The World Episode 70: Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:12Mason Paine here and this is episode 70 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Dale Howard, Tristan, Micky Modelle, Illitheas and Music News.
Dale Howard: Start – 0:13 and End – 4:51Dale Howard is a world renowned DJ and producer from the United Kingdom. He has been a driving force in the House music scene for years, with support from some of the biggest names in the industry including Jamie Jones, Pete Tong, and Carl Cox. His releases on labels such as Toolroom and Elrow have cemented his status as one of the top producers in the genre. Here is a listen to his latest track “Sidewayz”
“Sidewayz” is out now via Night Service Only Records and it’s on all streaming platforms. Since emerging on the scene Dale, has been making waves in the industry with his cutting-edge sound. He has garnered support from some of the biggest names in the industry, including Jamie Jones, Pete Tong and Carl Cox. With consistent World premieres and features on BBC Radio 1 under his belt, as well as a discography full of releases on reputable labels it's no surprise that his touring schedule takes him across the globe to play at Space and Elrow. For the latest on Dale’s upcoming releases and appearances visit: Instagram.com/dale_howard; that’s Instagram.com/D-A-L-E UNDERSCORE H-O-W-A-R-D
Tristan: Start - 4:53 and End -14:52London based DJ and Producer, Tristan began his musical journey at Warwick University, where he played at Full Moon parties in Goa. He then returned to the UK in 1993 and quickly made a name for himself on the London trance scene. His debut album, Audiodrome, was released by Twisted Records in 1998. Tristan has continued to perform at festivals and events around the world, always bringing his signature style of trance music to the masses. Take a listen to his latest track “Psychedelic Generation“.
“Psychedelic Generation” is out now via Nano Records and it’s on all streaming platforms. Tristan has worked with many artists throughout his career, including Cassian Irvine, Ans Guise, Tsuyoshi Suzuki, Raja Ram and he has always been open to collaborating with others and expanding his musical horizons. For the latest on his Tristan and his projects visit: DJTristan.com; that’s D-J-T-R-I-S-T-A-N DOT COM
News Break 1: 14:53 to 15:37I am going to take a brief break for some music news.
SoundCloud has just announced a new creator dashboard and renamed its artist services platform to SoundCloud for Artists. The rebranded services platform was unveiled by Tracy Chan, SoundCloud’s Senior Vice President of Creator, on Thursday, October 13. SoundCloud for Artists was formerly known as Repost, which SoundCloud acquired in May 2019 for around $15 million.
In other news
2023 is approaching quickly, and many of Las Vegas' most popular nightclubs have released their New Year's Eve lineups. Some of the headlining artists include Tiësto at Zouk, Steve Aoki at Omnia, and ILLENIUM at Hakkasan.
That’s it for this news break; now let’s get back to the music.
Micky Modelle: Start – 15:38 and End – 19:53Micky Modelle is a DJ and producer from Ireland. He made a name for himself in 2006 with his remix of Belgian singer Jessy's track "Dancing in the Dark." The song was originally released in 2004. The remix went on to become a top 10 hit in the UK, Ireland, and Belgium. It also peaked at #25 in Switzerland. Take a listen to this latest track “Thursday”
“Thursday” is out now via Cheeky Tracks Records and it’s available on all s...Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Dale Howard, Tristan,
Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Dale Howard, Tristan, Micky Modelle, Illitheas and Music News.
Music From Around The World Episode 70: Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:12Mason Paine here and this is episode 70 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Dale Howard, Tristan, Micky Modelle, Illitheas and Music News.
Dale Howard: Start – 0:13 and End – 4:51Dale Howard is a world renowned DJ and producer from the United Kingdom. He has been a driving force in the House music scene for years, with support from some of the biggest names in the industry including Jamie Jones, Pete Tong, and Carl Cox. His releases on labels such as Toolroom and Elrow have cemented his status as one of the top producers in the genre. Here is a listen to his latest track “Sidewayz”
“Sidewayz” is out now via Night Service Only Records and it’s on all streaming platforms. Since emerging on the scene Dale, has been making waves in the industry with his cutting-edge sound. He has garnered support from some of the biggest names in the industry, including Jamie Jones, Pete Tong and Carl Cox. With consistent World premieres and features on BBC Radio 1 under his belt, as well as a discography full of releases on reputable labels it's no surprise that his touring schedule takes him across the globe to play at Space and Elrow. For the latest on Dale’s upcoming releases and appearances visit: Instagram.com/dale_howard; that’s Instagram.com/D-A-L-E UNDERSCORE H-O-W-A-R-D
Tristan: Start - 4:53 and End -14:52London based DJ and Producer, Tristan began his musical journey at Warwick University, where he played at Full Moon parties in Goa. He then returned to the UK in 1993 and quickly made a name for himself on the London trance scene. His debut album, Audiodrome, was released by Twisted Records in 1998. Tristan has continued to perform at festivals and events around the world, always bringing his signature style of trance music to the masses. Take a listen to his latest track “Psychedelic Generation“.
“Psychedelic Generation” is out now via Nano Records and it’s on all streaming platforms. Tristan has worked with many artists throughout his career, including Cassian Irvine, Ans Guise, Tsuyoshi Suzuki, Raja Ram and he has always been open to collaborating with others and expanding his musical horizons. For the latest on his Tristan and his projects visit: DJTristan.com; that’s D-J-T-R-I-S-T-A-N DOT COM
News Break 1: 14:53 to 15:37I am going to take a brief break for some music news.
SoundCloud has just announced a new creator dashboard and renamed its artist services platform to SoundCloud for Artists. The rebranded services platform was unveiled by Tracy Chan, SoundCloud’s Senior Vice President of Creator, on Thursday, October 13. SoundCloud for Artists was formerly known as Repost, which SoundCloud acquired in May 2019 for around $15 million.
In other news
2023 is approaching quickly, and many of Las Vegas' most popular nightclubs have released their New Year's Eve lineups. Some of the headlining artists include Tiësto at Zouk,...]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse27:16Music From Around The World: Episode 69
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Thu, 13 Oct 2022 22:28:26 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7420https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw69/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw69/feed/0Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: DJ Wady, Ron Ractive, Marc Benjamin and Sidney Charles and Music News.
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Intro: 0:00 to 0:14Mason Paine here and this is episode 69 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: DJ Wady, Ron Ractive, Marc Benjamin and Sidney Charles and Music News.
DJ Wady: Start – 0:15 and End – 6:45DJ Wady is a world-renowned sound engineer, remix producer and DJ who hails from Miami. Take a listen to his latest track “Deeper”.
“Deeper” is out now via Bedroom Muzik and its available on all streaming platforms. DJ Wady has been a force to be reckoned with for over a decade, impressing audiences with his versatility and skill both as a DJ and producer. He has built up a reputation as one of the most respected names in the industry, and shows no signs of slowing down any time soon. For the latest on Wady and his upcoming projects visit: Facebook.com/DJWady; that’s Facebook.com/D-J-W-A-D-Y
Ron Ractive: Start – 6:47 and End – 15:11Ron Ractive is a Berlin-based DJ and producer who is known for his eclectic style and open-minded approach to music. His sets often incorporate elements of techno, electro and other genres, drawing on his vast collection of vinyl records. In the early 1990s, Ron Ractive was one of the driving forces behind the city's thriving electronic music scene. His contagious enthusiasm and innovative style inspired many up-and-coming DJs and producers, helping to shape the sound of Berlin's club culture. Take a listen to his latest track “Overfly”.
“Overfly” is out now via StyleDriver records and its available on all streaming platforms. Ron Ractive is not only a well-known name in the electronic music industry but StyleDriver records is his own label that which specializes in this genre of music. For the latest on Ron Ractive visit StyleDriver.eu; that’s S-T-Y-L-E-D-R-I-V-E-R DOT EU
News Break 1: 15:12 to 16:12Lets take a brief break for some music news.
Last week Diddy took to social media to express his thoughts on digital service providers, such as Apple Music and Spotify. Diddy feels that artists are not given enough control when it comes to releasing their music on these platforms. According to Diddy if you work for Apple or Spotify and y’all got these rules and regulations, we gotta drop our music when you want us to drop our music — yo, I drop my music when the f**k I want to drop my music. And y’all gonna have to catch up, it’s all good.”
In other news
TikTok is looking to expand its offerings into the music world with the recent filing of trademark applications in the US and Australia for ‘TikTok Music’. The proposed application would allow users to purchase, play, share, download music, songs, albums, lyrics and live stream audio and video. While no specific mention is made of Brazil, Indonesia or India, it is possible that Resso, TikTok's existing music streaming service, will continue to operate in those markets.
That’s it for this news break, now lets get back to the music.
Marc Benjamin: Start – 16:13 and End – 20:30Marc Benjamin is a Dutch DJ and producer who gained experience in the club scene at a young age. By 16, he had already secured a residency at a local club, and by 17, he had developed a reputation as a breakout DJ in Europe. In 2013, his single "Riser" reached the top ten on Beatport's 100 chart, giving him international exposure and major recognition within the dance community. Check out Marc’s latest track “The Way”.
“The Way” is out now via Platonik Recordings and its available on all streaming platforms. For the latest on Marc’s upcoming projects make...Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: DJ Wady, Ron Ractive,
Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: DJ Wady, Ron Ractive, Marc Benjamin and Sidney Charles and Music News.
Music From Around The World Episode 69 Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:14Mason Paine here and this is episode 69 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: DJ Wady, Ron Ractive, Marc Benjamin and Sidney Charles and Music News.
DJ Wady: Start – 0:15 and End – 6:45DJ Wady is a world-renowned sound engineer, remix producer and DJ who hails from Miami. Take a listen to his latest track “Deeper”.
“Deeper” is out now via Bedroom Muzik and its available on all streaming platforms. DJ Wady has been a force to be reckoned with for over a decade, impressing audiences with his versatility and skill both as a DJ and producer. He has built up a reputation as one of the most respected names in the industry, and shows no signs of slowing down any time soon. For the latest on Wady and his upcoming projects visit: Facebook.com/DJWady; that’s Facebook.com/D-J-W-A-D-Y
Ron Ractive: Start – 6:47 and End – 15:11Ron Ractive is a Berlin-based DJ and producer who is known for his eclectic style and open-minded approach to music. His sets often incorporate elements of techno, electro and other genres, drawing on his vast collection of vinyl records. In the early 1990s, Ron Ractive was one of the driving forces behind the city's thriving electronic music scene. His contagious enthusiasm and innovative style inspired many up-and-coming DJs and producers, helping to shape the sound of Berlin's club culture. Take a listen to his latest track “Overfly”.
“Overfly” is out now via StyleDriver records and its available on all streaming platforms. Ron Ractive is not only a well-known name in the electronic music industry but StyleDriver records is his own label that which specializes in this genre of music. For the latest on Ron Ractive visit StyleDriver.eu; that’s S-T-Y-L-E-D-R-I-V-E-R DOT EU
News Break 1: 15:12 to 16:12Lets take a brief break for some music news.
Last week Diddy took to social media to express his thoughts on digital service providers, such as Apple Music and Spotify. Diddy feels that artists are not given enough control when it comes to releasing their music on these platforms. According to Diddy if you work for Apple or Spotify and y’all got these rules and regulations, we gotta drop our music when you want us to drop our music — yo, I drop my music when the f**k I want to drop my music. And y’all gonna have to catch up, it’s all good.”
In other news
TikTok is looking to expand its offerings into the music world with the recent filing of trademark applications in the US and Australia for ‘TikTok Music’. The proposed application would allow users to purchase, play, share, download music, songs, albums, lyrics and live stream audio and video. While no specific mention is made of Brazil, Indonesia or India, it is possible that Resso, TikTok's existing music streaming service, will continue to operate in those markets.
]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse29:47Learn Here About Google’s Latest Hardware
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Sun, 09 Oct 2022 02:38:30 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7414https://masonverapaine.com/pixel7pro/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/pixel7pro/feed/0Andrea Willis, Google Technology Expert gives us an inside look at what to expect. The lineup includes the Pixel 7, Pixel 7 Pro, and the much-anticipated Pixel Watch. Additionally, we can expect new additions to the Nest smart home family.
For additional information on Google’s latest Google Products visit: Store.Google.comFollow Google on Twitter at: Twitter.com/GoogleLike Google on Facebook at: Facebook.com/Google
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Mason Paine: Google technology expert Andrea Willis joins me to discuss the search giant's latest generation of hardware products from new smartphones to smart home devices. Thanks for joining me, Andrea.
Andrea Willis: Thanks for having me.
Mason Paine: So tell me a little bit about, the Google Pixel seven and the Seven Pro. What's the difference between the two?
Andrea Willis: Yes. So this week Google is really excited to be launching our latest and greatest phones. And the difference between the Pixel seven and the Seven Pro is just that the seven Pro is a little bit bigger. So if you want a bigger screen, maybe you wanna do some email or you watch videos on it, that's an added benefit. But really, they're both great phones that have exciting new features on.
Mason Paine: Now I'm actually, I have the Pixel four xl, so I'm a little bit behind, but I'm in the market for a new phone. Now is the pro the same size as the xls?
Andrea Willis: So the pro is around the same size. But what's really exciting about the new phones are the features which both phones have. So for instance, if you are really, into photography, then there are incredible new things that you can do with the camera on both of the new phones. For instance, we have a feature where if you take a photo when it's a little bit blurry, you can un blur it with a few taps of your finger. You can also use a feature called Super Zoom, where whether you are at a concert in the stands or you are at a game. You can actually take zoomed in closeups of the stage of the court, and feel like you're really up close and personal. Now, one feature that is unique to the Pixel seven Pro versus the regular Pixel seven, is something that we call macro focus in the camera. So macro focus takes super zoom a step further, and lets you get to brush broke and raindrop detail on things of close. So if you happen to take a picture of a leaf on a rainy day, for instance, you would get the really beautiful up close and personal details on the camera if you had the pro, other than that's the camera. Very much the same. And they both have those exciting features.
Mason Paine: That is pretty cool. I’m wondering, can you use like them at the same time though? So you know how, if you like zoom in really close into something, it becomes a little bit blurry and pixelated. So on the, the pro, could you use the Super Zoom and then use the blurry image thing and would it work then?
Andrea Willis: You could. Oh, you could work. It could.
Mason Paine: Oh, that's pretty cool because that's usually my problem. I love to zoom in because I don't wanna move and, the picture comes out really bad. .
Andrea Willis: Yeah, so I think you would probably really, you said that you currently have a pixel, so you probably really enjoy, this update. And then we also designed it with inclusivity and accessibility in mind as. So real tone is something that we debuted on the Pixel last year and we just continue to make it better with this new phone. Real tone ensures that all skin tones are portrayed accurately on the phone, and so we've continued to consult image experts around the world to make it better with this new update. And then we're also launching something called guided. So for people who may be blind or maybe low visibility, they can now take selfies with the help of guided forms, which will give you audio command for where you...Andrea Willis, Google Technology Expert gives us an inside look at what to expect. The lineup includes the Pixel 7, Pixel 7 Pro, and the much-anticipated Pixel Watch. Additionally, we can expect new additions to the Nest smart home family.
Andrea Willis, Google Technology Expert gives us an inside look at what to expect. The lineup includes the Pixel 7, Pixel 7 Pro, and the much-anticipated Pixel Watch. Additionally, we can expect new additions to the Nest smart home family.
Mason Paine: Google technology expert Andrea Willis joins me to discuss the search giant's latest generation of hardware products from new smartphones to smart home devices. Thanks for joining me, Andrea.
Andrea Willis: Thanks for having me.
Mason Paine: So tell me a little bit about, the Google Pixel seven and the Seven Pro. What's the difference between the two?
Andrea Willis: Yes. So this week Google is really excited to be launching our latest and greatest phones. And the difference between the Pixel seven and the Seven Pro is just that the seven Pro is a little bit bigger. So if you want a bigger screen, maybe you wanna do some email or you watch videos on it, that's an added benefit. But really, they're both great phones that have exciting new features on.
Mason Paine: Now I'm actually, I have the Pixel four xl, so I'm a little bit behind, but I'm in the market for a new phone. Now is the pro the same size as the xls?
Andrea Willis: So the pro is around the same size. But what's really exciting about the new phones are the features which both phones have. So for instance, if you are really, into photography, then there are incredible new things that you can do with the camera on both of the new phones. For instance, we have a feature where if you take a photo when it's a little bit blurry, you can un blur it with a few taps of your finger. You can also use a feature called Super Zoom, where whether you are at a concert in the stands or you are at a game. You can actually take zoomed in closeups of the stage of the court, and feel like you're really up close and personal. Now, one feature that is unique to the Pixel seven Pro versus the regular Pixel seven, is something that we call macro focus in the camera. So macro focus takes super zoom a step further, and lets you get to brush broke and raindrop detail on things of close. So if you happen to take a picture of a leaf on a rainy day, for instance, you would get the really beautiful up close and personal details on the camera if you had the pro, other than that's the camera. Very much the same. And they both have those exciting features.
Mason Paine: That is pretty cool. I’m wondering, can you use like them at the same time though? So you know how, if you like zoom in really close into something, it becomes a little bit blurry and pixelated. So on the, the pro, could you use the Super Zoom and then use the blurry image thing and would it work then?
Andrea Willis: You could. Oh, you could work. It could.
Mason Paine: Oh, that's pretty cool because that's usually my problem. I love to zoom in because I don't wanna move and, the picture comes out really bad. .
Andrea Willis: Yeah, so I think you would probably really, you said that you currently have a pixel, so you probably really enjoy, this update. And then we also designed it with inclusivity and accessibility in mind as.]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse10:57Music From Around The World: Episode 68
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Thu, 06 Oct 2022 16:23:22 +0000https://masonverapaine.com/?p=7403https://masonverapaine.com/mfaw68/#respondhttps://masonverapaine.com/mfaw68/feed/0Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Angel Heredia, Durs, Andrew Michael Bayer and S.K.T, and Music News.
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Intro: 0:00 to 0:14Mason Paine here and this is episode 68 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Angel Heredia, Durs, Andrew Michael Bayer and S.K.T, and Music News.
Angel Heredia: Start – 0:15 and End – 7:28Our first artist, Angel Heredia is a Spanish DJ and producer whose passion for electronic music led him to pursue a career in sound engineering. After finishing his studies, Heredia was able to focus on his music full-time and has since become one of the most sought-after DJs in Spain. His unique style and ability to create an unforgettable experience for his listeners has made him a favorite among club-goers and music lovers alike. Here is a listen to his latest track: “Kameleon”
“Kameleon” is out now via KoBBoK and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Angel is no stranger to success, with his productions consistently reaching the Beatport Top 100 in both the Tech-House and Funky/Groove genres. He has released music on some of the scene's most respected labels, such as Toolroom, 1605 Music Therapy, Mindshake Records, La Pera Records, Under No Illusion, Great Stuff, Cr2 and Rawthentic Recordings. Most recently, he joined Clarisse Records as their A&R. For the latest on Angel’s upcoming projects visit: AngelHerediaMusic.com; that’s A-N-G-E-L-H-E-R-E-D-I-A-M-U-S-I-C DOT COM
Durs: Start – 7:31 and End – 13:30Mexico’s DJ and producer Durs is one of the most unique and innovative artists in progressive trance music today. His artistry, emotion and authenticity have won him a loyal following and placed him at the forefront of his genre. His music is a sweet combination of multiple electronic styles including psy-trance, future bass, progressive house, glitch and techno, with a fresh twist that sets him apart from the competition. Take a listen to his latest track “Hyperboreal“
“Hyperboreal“ is out now via Magic Moments Records and its available on all streaming platforms. Visit Facebook.com/Durs.0fficial, for the latest on Durs and his multiple projects. That’s: Facebook.com/D-U-R-S DOT 0-F-F-I-C-I-A-L
News Break 1: 13:32 to 14:32Lets take a brief break for some music news.
Last Tuesday night, Kesha took the stage at the Kia Forum in Inglewood to perform a cover of David Bowie's "Heroes" with Chevy Metal, a covers band that was led by the Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins.
During her performance, Kesha had a wardrobe malfunction and overcompensated for it by singing too loudly which caused her to hemorrhage one of her vocal cords. Despite the blunder, Kesha put on an impressive show and was one of many talented singers and musicians who participated in the six-hour fundraising event in honor of late Foo Fighters drummer Hawkins who died in March at the age 50.
In our next story.
Pophouse Entertainment, a Swedish company, has purchased a majority stake in Avicii's catalog. The assets of Avicii's catalog were previously held by his family estate. This includes Avicii's music, videos, and merchandise. With this purchase, Pophouse Entertainment plans to keep Avicii's legacy alive.
That it for this music break, now lets get back to the music.
Andrew Michael Bayer: Start – 14:33 and End – 22:28As a young child, Washington based Andrew Michael Bayer was fascinated by the sounds of electronic music. He would spend hours listening to trance DJs Tiësto and Ferry Corsten. While other kids his age were playing video games, Bayer was using the "MTV Music Generator" program to create his own songs.Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Angel Heredia, Durs,
Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Angel Heredia, Durs, Andrew Michael Bayer and S.K.T, and Music News.
Music From Around The World Episode 68 Transcription
Intro: 0:00 to 0:14Mason Paine here and this is episode 68 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Angel Heredia, Durs, Andrew Michael Bayer and S.K.T, and Music News.
Angel Heredia: Start – 0:15 and End – 7:28Our first artist, Angel Heredia is a Spanish DJ and producer whose passion for electronic music led him to pursue a career in sound engineering. After finishing his studies, Heredia was able to focus on his music full-time and has since become one of the most sought-after DJs in Spain. His unique style and ability to create an unforgettable experience for his listeners has made him a favorite among club-goers and music lovers alike. Here is a listen to his latest track: “Kameleon”
“Kameleon” is out now via KoBBoK and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Angel is no stranger to success, with his productions consistently reaching the Beatport Top 100 in both the Tech-House and Funky/Groove genres. He has released music on some of the scene's most respected labels, such as Toolroom, 1605 Music Therapy, Mindshake Records, La Pera Records, Under No Illusion, Great Stuff, Cr2 and Rawthentic Recordings. Most recently, he joined Clarisse Records as their A&R. For the latest on Angel’s upcoming projects visit: AngelHerediaMusic.com; that’s A-N-G-E-L-H-E-R-E-D-I-A-M-U-S-I-C DOT COM
Durs: Start – 7:31 and End – 13:30Mexico’s DJ and producer Durs is one of the most unique and innovative artists in progressive trance music today. His artistry, emotion and authenticity have won him a loyal following and placed him at the forefront of his genre. His music is a sweet combination of multiple electronic styles including psy-trance, future bass, progressive house, glitch and techno, with a fresh twist that sets him apart from the competition. Take a listen to his latest track “Hyperboreal“
“Hyperboreal“ is out now via Magic Moments Records and its available on all streaming platforms. Visit Facebook.com/Durs.0fficial, for the latest on Durs and his multiple projects. That’s: Facebook.com/D-U-R-S DOT 0-F-F-I-C-I-A-L
News Break 1: 13:32 to 14:32Lets take a brief break for some music news.
Last Tuesday night, Kesha took the stage at the Kia Forum in Inglewood to perform a cover of David Bowie's "Heroes" with Chevy Metal, a covers band that was led by the Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins.
During her performance, Kesha had a wardrobe malfunction and overcompensated for it by singing too loudly which caused her to hemorrhage one of her vocal cords. Despite the blunder, Kesha put on an impressive show and was one of many talented singers and musicians who participated in the six-hour fundraising event in honor of late Foo Fighters drummer Hawkins who died in March at the age 50.
In our next story.
Pophouse Entertainment, a Swedish company, has purchased a majority stake in Avicii's catalog.]]>Mason Vera Paine, the Unabridged Millennialfullfalse28:15