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Big Country's Tony Butler joined me back in early March to talk about their impending Irish tour dates, in particular the Olympia venue in Dublin on April 13th. We talked about all things music, Scottishness and 30 years of Big Country. For more details go to http://www.bigcountry.co.uk
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Orla from Cars Love Girls joined me back in early March to talk about their impending album and date at the Workman's Club. We talked about all things music, Cars Love Girls and Republic of Loose. For more details go to http://www.carslovegirls.com Also check out the article online at http://suburbiamagazine.com/suburbiARTS.html
Nick Rhodes of Duran Dura spoke to me recently for our radio show "Off the Record" on 103.2 Dublin City FM and also shared a few words for my MacLoud Music pages in Dublin's "Suburbia" Magazine. Listen to the full interview with Nick here.. Also check out the article online at http://suburbiamagazine.com/suburbiARTS.html where we discuss everything from music to supermodels and fashion. More at www.duranduran.com
Marc O'Reilly spoke to me recently for our radio show "Off the Record" on 103.2 Dublin City FM and also shared a few words for my MacLoud Music pages in Dublin's "Suburbia" Magazine. Listen to the full interview with Marc here.. Also check out the article online at http://suburbiamagazine.com/suburbiARTS.html
Described by ‘Time Out’ magazine as “the wildcat who made cabaret cool again”, Camille O’Sullivan is in the opinion of many the world’s first lady of charismatic, dark and dramatic theatre, music and performance. A Cork native and now Dublin-based singer and performer this Irish chanteuse, as she is often described, has taken the music and performance worlds by storm performing sell-out runs at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and Sydney Opera House and sharing stages with Jarvis Cocker, Martha Wainwright, Marc Almond and Marianne Faithful to name but a few.
This insightful radio documentary will explore Camille’s transition from architect to singer and performer and path from small Dublin venues like The Cobalt Cafe to London’s Roundhouse. With comments from RTE’s John Kelly, Duke Special and Jack L. Produced and presented by Heather MacLeod and made with the support of the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland. Camille performs at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival from the 3rd-29th August at Pleasance Grand. Contact 0044 131 556 6550 for bookings and she will be playing main stage at Solfest (27 Aug) and Freedom Festival Hull (2, 3 Sep).
Nick, drummer with Kaiser Chiefs spoke to me last month for our radio show "Off the Record" on 103.2 Dublin City FM and also shared a few words for my new pages in Dublin's "Suburbia" Magazine. Listen to the full interview with Nick here.. Also check out the article online at http://suburbiamagazine.com/suburbiARTS.html
Chris O'Brien of The Riot Tapes spoke to me last month for our radio show "Off the Record" on 103.2 Dublin City FM and also shared a few words for my new pages in Dublin's "Suburbia" Magazine. Listen to the full interview with Chris here.. Also check out the article online at http://suburbiamagazine.com/suburbiARTS.html
Rock'n'Rollers Raid spoke to me last month for our radio show "Off the Record" on 103.2 Dublin City FM and also shared a few words for my new pages in Dublin's "Suburbia" Magazine. Listen to the full interview with the guys here.. Also check out the article online at http://suburbiamagazine.com/suburbiARTS.html
The upcoming Dublin group Original Rudeboys spoke to me last month for our radio show "Off the Record" on 103.2 Dublin City FM and also shared a few words for my new pages in Dublin's "Suburbia" Magazine. Listen to the full interview with the guys here.. Also check out the article online at http://suburbiamagazine.com/suburbiARTS.html
The wonderful Mr Joe Echo spoke to me last month for our radio show "Off the Record" on 103.2 Dublin City FM and also shared a few words for my new page in Dublin's "Suburbia" Magazine. Listen to the full interview with Joe here.. Also check out the article online at http://suburbiamagazine.com/suburbiARTS.html
We were joined in studio on the 3rd September by Paul Melia. Two major influencing factors in Paul's musical development were his somewhat aborted classical training alongside the fact that he is synaesthestic (Synaesthesia: a neurologically-based phenomenon in which stimulation of one sensory or cognitive pathway leads to automatic, involuntary experiences in a second sensory or cognitive pathway). Pauls synaesthesia is everywhere evident in his music and the album title is a direct reference to the colourful world of sound which Paul inhabits. Paul explained more about this to us and also talked about his album. Listen to the interview here and also 2 of his tracks. The video version of the interview is at
Rachael Sage joined us fresh from her Dublin gig in the Mercantile last week for "Good Morning Dublin". She talks about Kvetching, her music and Jeff Buckley as well as playing 2 live tracks exclusively on 103.2 Dublin City FM. Her single "Big Star" is out now and she hopes to be back in the UK and Ireland later this year. You can find out more about Rachael via her Facebook page or by going to her website www.rachaelsage.com
"Homelessness in Ireland" sets out to investigate homelessness in Ireland. We look at the stereotypes, the people, the strategies to eliminate homelessness and the stories. What is being done to combat homelessness by the different bodies and voluntary organisations around the country? Do all homeless people want a ‘normal’ life? What drives someone to become homeless? Is it easy to work yourself and your image out of homelessness? Why do some young people find themselves in such a miserable and alone state? Why do middle-aged people contract all sorts of infections and diseases, and could not care less, it seems? Why do some people feel safer on a bench than in a hostel? How do people end up on the street; is there a common trend behind this phenomenon? And in this age of the “Celtic-Tiger” in such a modern society and culture present in Ireland today, why is there homelessness in this country at all?
I interviewed Sharon Shannon toward the end of 2009 for Dublin City FM radio and we discussed her album "Saints and Scoundrels" an eclectic and collaborative record available in all good music stores....
"Dating In The Noughties" covers dating methods from the Lisdoonvarna Matchmakers festival and tea dances right up to speed-dating and online dating. Guest contributors include dating guru David Kavanagh, writer and journalist Quentin Fottrell and organiser of one of the largest social events sites in Ireland (getout.ie), Hugh Redmond. Made with the support of the Sound and Vision Funding Scheme a BCI initiative.
Enjoy!
Lisdoonvarna Matchmaking Festival http://www.matchmakerireland.com/
Quentin Fottrell http://www.worldweary.com/
Hugh Redmond http://www.getout.ie
Ceili Amor http://www.ceiliamor.com/
David Kavanagh http://www.avalonrc.com/
Heather is an 80's Kid. Born, bred and educated in Glasgow where she began her career path in the music and media fields before buggering off to the south of Dublin (no less! ;) where she has been residing since 2005. She is currently a radio, tv and music producer. A technical and production manager with 103.2 Dublin City FM where she also co-presented a morning current affairs show and more recently "Off The Record" (offtherecord.podomatic.com) with Anna-Lucy Hughes bringing you everything from trad to rocktronica. When she's not in the studio, she can be found producing music, organising gigs, preparing documentaries, filming, flying somewhere or in one of Dublin's music venues at some gig or other. Also now contributing to Suburbia Magazine (www.suburbiamagazine.com) Keep an eye on www.myspace.com/macloudmusic and www.twitter.com/macloudmusic for some interesting ventures!
