Current State of Music

The Current State of Music S3 Ep 9 - Chip Wickham

Tue, 25 Jul 2023 09:05:55 GMT

Back last year, possibly November, Chip came to Brighton to play a show, we'd had a few online conversations before then, he was a guest on my show "Jazz For People Who Think They Don't Like Jazz (listen here) which was a real pleasure, and Chip was really enthusiastic. So fast forward back to this gig, I'd told Chip I was going to be there, and was nearish the stage to the side, and I was pretty surprised when he clocked me and gave me a nod...

After the show, he came into the bar where I was hanging out and we got chatting, really just to say thanks for a great show, and it was a great show, the music just blew my mind and took me away to that place you hope you'll find when listening to live music... anyway, we got chatting and he told me he was a big fan of my radio show and thanked me for the support, which wasn't really what I was expecting to hear! I'm his fan, not the other way around! So yeah, that was a bit of a moment. but suffice to say, Chip is a lovely, talented beyond belief, down to earth guy, making his way in music, who has done a few laps of the park so to speak, so I knew he'd be a good guest.

We also have a couple of other random connections, one being my good friend Fred who lives in Manchester and the second being Chips nephew who taught my son in Primary school!,

Small world innit?

So, yeah, a real pleasure to chat to Chip, which nearly went off the rails due to a power cut on his road in Madrid where he currently lives, but in spite of this, we managed to chat for a long while and it was a real pleasure.

If you want to find out more you can find his work here:

https://www.gondwanarecords.com/artists/chip-wickham

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The Current State of Music S3 EP 8 - Idris Ackamoor

Tue, 18 Jul 2023 09:03:19 GMT

So stoked to have had the opportunity to talk to a proper legend in the game and find out more about his journey. one of the original DIYers and still hustling, putting out his best work yet (IMHO) with a new album incoming on Strut Records.

Idris did a piece for a me a couple of years back, after chatting to him online a little bit. He is a warm, welcoming, generous person and obviulsy has such a unique voice, both musically and in the music business, he has seen most trends come and go and is still on it, partnering with Bandcamp on his latest album launch, which, sadly I don't have the details of just yet, so I can't post them here for you.

Please do take the time to listen to his work, its not quite like anything else out there, his 2018 album An Angel Fell is what drew me in, and I would say a masterpiece, but early listens to the new album show that Idris is not resting on his considerable laurels, pushing forward all the time, developing new skills and keeping the Pyramids hard at it.

I could have listened to Idris' stories for hours, we did talk for over two, and I keep thinking of things we could have gone into, but I hope you find this conversation as interesting as I did, from diving back in time to talking about the industry today, and some sage advice at the end.

Enjoy

https://idrisackamoor.bandcamp.com/

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The Current State of Music S3 Ep 7 - Adam Scrimshire

Tue, 04 Jul 2023 09:05:14 GMT

This was one of my favourite conversations so far, and I know I probably say that about all my guests, but really, I get so much out of the connections I'm having with my guests, and it feels like something meaningful to my life. I wonder how you, the listener, are feeling about them?

Adam is a kind soul, you can tell that he is compelled to be in music, in many different forms, maybe to his detriment, or maybe not. he certainly feels the weight of looking after others, whether that is band mates or artists on his label, I imagine he is a good friend because he genuinely cares and feels it. He has been part of the industry for a long time now and I feel our paths may have met, had I gone to Alchemea (a music school in London) because it was probably around the same time that I looked round it, but decided it wasn't for me, which to be honest, was probably imposter syndrome and low self asteem kicking in more than anything (and maybe money!)

Adams label has come on my radar through working with Amanda Whiting on a remix of one of her tracks and its Adams label Alberts Favourites that is putting it out, so its funny how these connections have come around and then yoou look back and see the threads running through your life, but it seems to make sense to me now and I don't feel like a complete outsider or imposter, which is a good thing...

So, yeah, I hope you enjoy this episode, we cover a fair bit of ground, from shit haircuts to mental health (all the same thing to me) so hold tight... Cx

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The Current State of Music S3 Ep 6 - Tom Gray

Tue, 13 Jun 2023 09:10:32 GMT

Tom Gray is someone you probably don't know, but you may well know the band he is in, Gomez, who lit up things with music that seemed to be on the verge of falling apart and won a Mercury Music Prize for their debut album Bring it On in 1998. and we talk about what that means to Tom, then and now. Which kind of sums up Toms character, always looking forward and relishing the chance to be creative in whatever guise he happens to find himself, of which, he has many guises, but really it is all the same to Tom.

So you may know Toms music, but you probably don't know how he is changing the landscape for the better for millions of musicians and songwriters around the world, starting a movement called #brokenrecord which has already seen most major record labels write off atists historic debt, which means artists might now stand a chance of making some money from their back catalogue. I am clearly not knowledgeable enough about the music industry, but I've spent quite a bit of time with Tom this year (helping him build his new studio) and I"ve learned so many tings I wasn't aware of, and most of it isn't good, but Tom is working tirelessly for change and, its no surprise given his outlook, and the fact he is very hard to argue against, that he is making real progress.

Tom has also recently been diagnosed as ADHD, which we didn't have time to go into, but mirrors my own mental health journey and currentlly being diagnosed with autism, maybe we'll get a chance in the future to revisit this subject, There was a load of things we could have got into, but didn't have the time for, hsi work for The Ivors, his work with the PRS, UK Music, as well as his songwriting and his work with the Roald Dahl Foundation.

Tom is a really fascinating person and I enjoy being in his company, he is funny, intelligent and engaged, often absolutely knackered, but a genuinely warm and caring person who gets it done...

Here are some links you might look at if you want to find out more about Tom:

Gomez: https://www.gomeztheband.com/

Ivors Academy: https://ivorsacademy.com/news/tom-gray-is-the-new-chair-of-the-ivors-academy/

Broken Reocrd: https://mixmag.net/feature/brokenrecord-music-industry-streaming-labels-artists-exploitation-equitable-renumeration

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The Current State of Music S3 Ep5 - Tamar Osborn

Wed, 07 Jun 2023 09:09:08 GMT

So, i fucked up... I talk about it in this episode. I forgot to press record on the second half of this interview with one of the most talented musicians I have had the fortune to chat to. Proper podcast error 101, however, through that failure we ended up going in again a couple of weeks later and chatting about all sorts we didn't get to in the 'lost episode'.

So there is a joy in that failure, and I learned quite a bit from it...

I hope you enjoy this episode, Tamar is quite the indivicual and I'm glad I got to spend s much time with her, as well as seeing her on stage with Sarathy Korwar (S3 E1) here in Brighton.

Enjoy

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The Current State of Music S3 Ep 4 - Rob Luis

Tue, 30 May 2023 09:10:58 GMT

I've known Rob for a little while, bumping into each other at various things around Brighton. He is a partner in Tru Thoughts, a record label which has been going strong for 20+ years, launching the talents of people like Bonobo, Quantic and Alice Russell. But they don't rest of their laurels, Rob is an amazing DJ and always has his ear to the ground of new music they can help introduce to the world.

So although we've said hi loads of times, and Rob contrbuted to a show I made for World Jazz Day a few years ago https://soundcloud.com/chriscracknelldj/jazz-for-people-who-think-they-dont-like-jazz we've never really had a chance to sit and chat, so it was a pleasure to invite him over to my studio (Gold Tone Studio) and sit for a while and talk about running a label, the place of a DJ and just chat about music in general.

If you want to find out mre about Rob, you could head to https://tru-thoughts.co.uk/ and find out more about his label, his radio show and, of course, by some music! Enjoy x

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The Current State of Music S3 EP3 - Amanda Whiting

Tue, 23 May 2023 09:10:56 GMT

I think it was DJ Format, or jean Claude of If Music (both previous guests) who put me onto Amandas music, and I'm sure Rebecca Vasmant had a part in that too...

I certainly picked up After Dark from If Music, it came out on Jazzman records which is a great label doing good things and its quite an etherial album and got a lot of play on my radio shows at the time. The Sunflower EP came after and I'm a sucker for an interesting cover version so my senses got spiked by her cover of Kylie Minogues "I Can't Get You Out Of My Head'

When Lost In Abstraction was incoming, I think I messaged Amanda to say I'd give it some airplay and she sent me a digital copy and I loved it, there was a couple fo tracks on there I thought were ripe for a remix and I knew Rebecca had put a remix on After Dark, so I thought she might be open to me kncking one of her tunes about.

It was Where Would We Be that really caught me and last year I went about making it into something with a more hip hop vibe to it, and I had an idea to invite a spoken word artist to contribute to it. I couldn't get anything to work out quite how I wanted and it fell to the backburner for a while.

After this interview she asked me what was happening to it and suggested getting it finished one way or another, and as we talked about, I said 'Yes'! Fate intervened and a young singer who had been using my studio agreed to add vocals and absolutely smahed it and a poet called Matt was recommended and he delivered, Amanda loved it and asked me to produce her new record.

So this episode is a bit special for me, and really its the power of connections, positivity (which isn't always easy to muster) and saying 'yes' when an opportunity presents itself, which in turn means overcoming your fears, and maybe getting yourself out of the way and seeing yourself as others do, not as you do, something I struggle with, but am learning to tame...

Enjoy!

If you want to know more about Amanda, you can check her out here: https://www.amandawhiting.com/

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The Current State of Music S3 Ep 2 - Matt Ingram

Tue, 16 May 2023 09:10:06 GMT

Episode 2 of the new series, this week with Matt Ingram.

I'm guessing you haven't heard of Matt, but you'll almost certainly have heard some of the music he has been involved in, whether its drumming, production or writing, he has worked with some major artists and made some brilliant music.

More than that though, it was Matts energy he brought to a session in Eastbourne where we met last year that made me want to sit down and chat with him, he is really engaged, present and brings an amazing energy, even to what was quite a long day.

As you'll hear, Matts story is one of persuing his dream with dogged determination, getting into uncomfortable spaces and working hard until they become more comfortable, which I find so inspiring.

I hope you enjoy this chat as much as I did...

You can find out more about Matt here: www.mattingram.co.uk/

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The Current State of Music S3 Ep 1 - Sarathy Korwar

Tue, 09 May 2023 08:26:32 GMT

Episode 1 in the third series of The Current State of Music.

Its great to be having these conversations again, after an extended break (yeah covid and all that) and I'm so pleased to kick things off with someone whose music I have been enchanted with for years.

I picked up Day To Day in If Music after it was recommended by Jean Claude, also noticing it was on Ninja Tune and then grabbed My East Is Your West a couple of years later. It was this album that really blew my mind, the energy of the performance, the atmosphere iterally jumping off the record. Its not often a live album can capture the energy in the room, but everything about this album is glorious.

Fast forward a little and the release of More Arriving saw a slight change of direction, increased conciousness, a harder sound and I saw himm and his band at a small gig in Brighton and was blown away.

He was kind enough to provide something for a radio show I produced for International Jazz Day in 21 called Jazz For People That Think They Don't Like Jazz on.soundcloud.com/U8cQy talking about what got him into jazz, and from that I knew he'd make a great guest on this podcast.

If you want to know more, you can check out www.sarathykorwar.com/

or find him on Instagram www.instagram.com/sarathykorwar

I hope you enjoy the conversation and I'll be making the mix I created as the bed available soon to listen to.

If you do enjoy this podcast, a review and some stars on whichever platform you use would be greatly appreciated.

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Season Three Trailer

Fri, 05 May 2023 14:49:57 GMT

Season 3 of The Current State of Music podcast is imminent! New episodes are in the bag with more in the pipeline, some incredible conversations with some incredible people, which, if you are a musician, producer, artist or work in the music industry might help you with your journey.

I sincerely hope you get as much out of these conversations as I do.

Episode 1 of the new season will be with Sarathy Korwar, dropping Tuesday 9th May.

I hope you can join us... x

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Current State of Music S2 E10 - James Young

Wed, 29 Apr 2020 19:18:07 GMT

An interview with the man behind Aston Microphones, the story which led him to where he is today and the motivation behind the industry leading microphone brand, just ahead of a major innovative announcement on the 2nd May 2020. Links: https://www.astonmics.com/EN

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Current State of Music S2 Ep 9 - Iain Archer Pt1

Tue, 14 Apr 2020 22:51:27 GMT

Pt 1 of my chat with Iain Archer

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Current State of Music S2 Ep 9 - Iain Archer Pt2

Tue, 14 Apr 2020 22:38:26 GMT

Pt 2 of my interview with Iain Archer...

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Current State of Music S2 E8 - Professor Elemental

Fri, 31 Jan 2020 21:29:48 GMT

A good old chat with the dark lord of Steam Punk hip hopppery. We talk about his career, steam punks, balancing being a parent with a life of gigging and all sorts of other stuff.Links:Website: https://www.professorelemental.com/Bandcamp: https://professorelemental.bandcamp.com/

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Current State of Music S2 E7 - J-Felix

Fri, 24 Jan 2020 22:12:23 GMT

An enjoyable chat with the nicest guy in music, Tru Thoughts' J Felix. Recorded at Gold Tone Studio, we cover his career, teaching young people music, taking knocks and learning from them.Links:His page on on the Tru Thoughts website: https://tru-thoughts.co.uk/artists/j-felix/HIs residency at Patterns: https://patternsbrighton.com/j-felix/

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Current State Of Music S2 E6 - Aroe

Sat, 18 Jan 2020 09:20:20 GMT

This interview blew my mind... and changed the format in which I do these podcasts. Artist, record collector, DJ, producer, very forthright and super motivated to push all aspects of his life forward. Links:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aroe_heavyartillery/Art Republics profile and his work for sale: https://www.artrepublic.com/biographies/402-aroe.html

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Current State Of Music S2 E5 - Lee Bright (BBE Records)

Fri, 10 Jan 2020 21:51:23 GMT

A hugely enjoyable chat with a true raconteur and someone who has lived a life in the music industry. Great company, the only way this could have been more relaxed would be have been to record it in a pub! Lee chats about how the music industry has changed, how BBE has coped/is coping with the changes with many funny stories and opinions weaving it all together.Links: The BBE website: https://www.bbemusic.com/The BBE show on 1BTN: https://soundcloud.com/1btn/bbe-music-06012020

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Current State of Music S2 Ep4 - Laura Vane

Fri, 03 Jan 2020 20:18:47 GMT

An interesting chat with singer and top-line writer Laura Vane, talking about her childhood growing up in a musical family, beating expectations, doing the work and dealing with family life and having children and a career. I'm sure there are listeners out there, as well as me, that can relate and will find comfort to hear about the struggles of balancing family life and a creative career. Enjoy.Links:Her website: https://lauravane.com/Laura and her band The Vipertones: http://lauravaneandthevipertones.com/

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Current State Of Music S2 Ep3 - Mr B Pt2

Fri, 27 Dec 2019 20:46:58 GMT

See Pt1 for links

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Current State Of Music S2 Ep3 - Mr B Pt1

Fri, 27 Dec 2019 20:45:18 GMT

A ranging conversation spanning over two hours with an interesting man who has had a bonkers career. Clearly an individual from the off, finding fame of sorts, dealing with the lows, changing it all up and finding a niche which allows him to express himself fully.I tried to edit this down, but found that it he is enjoyable to listen to and I had great fun with this one, so here it is in two parts...Links:His website: https://mrbthegentlemanrhymer.bandzoogle.com/An interesting article from the Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/music/2013/nov/25/mr-b-gentleman-rhymer-chap-hopEat My Goal! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cz-XiweyDVs

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Current State of Music S2 Ep2 - Rich File

Fri, 20 Dec 2019 22:06:37 GMT

A really special chat with a quiet, thoughtful, talented, creative mind for this episode, as part of Unkle alongside James Lavelle, Rich has craved himself a career in music and shares some really insightful thoughts with me.Links:His website: https://www.richfile.co.uk/An interesting article from Sound on Sound: https://www.soundonsound.com/people/unkle-recording-never-never-landRich on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/richfile75

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Current State Of Music S2 Ep1 - Mr Thing

Sat, 14 Dec 2019 09:46:00 GMT

A chat with the Ex DMC champion, record collector and musical encyclopedia, one of the few people with access to John Peels archives and all round nice guy. A pleasure to sit with him in the 1BTN bunker where he occasionally hosts the BBE show and find out his story and what he thinks about the current state of music...LinksHis website: http://www.djmrthing.com/A Boiler Room set: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBK_ixr32Cw

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Fred Deakin Current State of Music mix by 6ft Stereo

Sat, 14 Dec 2019 01:00:08 GMT

Possibly my favourite of the mixes for Season One of the Current State of Music podcast, mainly because Lemon Jelly have been massive influence on me and my music, but alsp being able to sit with Fred and chat with him was massive pleasure.

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DJ Format Current State or Music Mix by 6ft Stereo

Thu, 12 Dec 2019 17:00:01 GMT

An exclusive mix by 6ft Stereo for The Current State of Music podcast

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Jean Claude (If Music) Current State of Music mix by 6ft Stereo

Wed, 11 Dec 2019 20:48:36 GMT

The 'bed' for Jean Claudes episode of the Current State of Music. Tunes taken from his compilation series, or music purchased from the legendary music shop in Soho, If Music.

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Mr Scruff Current State of Music Mix by 6ft Stereo

Tue, 10 Dec 2019 21:20:38 GMT

The 'bed' created exclusively for the Current State of Music, released for the first time...

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Mark Rae Current State of Music Mix by 6ft Stereo

Mon, 09 Dec 2019 21:06:30 GMT

Mark Rae Current State of Music Mix by 6ft Stereo by Gold Tone Studio

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Current State of Music S1 Ep7 - Damian Harris Bonus section

Thu, 07 Mar 2019 10:20:54 GMT

A bonus section not aired in the original podcast talking about the infamous rave on the beach in Brighton, this is gold!

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Current State of Music S1 Ep7 - Damian Harris

Mon, 24 Sep 2018 12:19:50 GMT

Number 7 in my series of Podcasts, talking to artists and music industry people to find out about the Current State of Music and what that means to them.Midfield General is the recording alias of Skint label boss Damian Harris. A prime architect of the sound of big beat, Harris grew up listening first to punk rock, then hip hop, and finally acid house. He then moved to Brighton to study art, eventually taking work as a DJ while promoting clubs around the city. In 1994, his music knowledge landed him a job at Loaded Records, where former Housemartins member Norman Cook - a friend of Harris' since his days working at the Rounder store in Brighton - recorded as Pizzaman.Since then he has DJed around the world, run a very successful record label, left that label and has just recently returned to it.FInd out more at: http://www.skintentertainment.com/

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Current State of Music S1 Ep6 - DJ Format

Tue, 08 May 2018 06:48:52 GMT

The latest in my podcast series, investigating the Current State of Music.DJ Format found fame in the earlier noughties and a DJ and producer, bringing out albums like "Music for the Mature B-Boy" bringing a fresh cut and paste approach not really heard from a UK producer. Introding Canadian Born rapper Abdominal, his beats and flow felt more like a West Coast American release.Supporting Jurassic 5 at Brixton opened the door for Formats style and gained him widespread coverage from Radio 1 and beyond.Fabric gave him the opportunity to release a DJ mix as part of their coveted Fabriclive series, bringing to the fore his impeccable DJing skills and bringing longevity to his career.Further albums as himself and with the Simonsound cemented his musicianship, from straight up hip hop, to jazz and beyond.Djing regularly around the world, putting together compilation albums, producing new music, Format never stops in his quest for sonic perfection.His latest project is putting out a release which he hopes can generate some funds for a friend with cancer, which you can find more out here: www.youcaring.com/gisellechamberlain-1054141

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Current State of Music S1 Ep5 - Mark Rae

Mon, 26 Feb 2018 16:59:16 GMT

Number 5 in my series exporing the truth about the current state of music and the music industry.This time, Mark Rae, from his early days as a DJ, through sampling culture. to opening a record shop, starting a label, creating his own music, discovering others, losing it all and still finding the energy to create, Marks tale is a thing of legend.He has literally seen it and done it all, which makes for a really interesting episode amnd a beast to edit down to just over an hour. Coupled with some sublime beats which was a joy to curate, Marks storytelling and his opinions are candid and open and I hope you enjoy this one...You can hear more of Marks work here: https://markrae.bandcamp.com/

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Current State of Music S1 Ep4 - Fat Cat Records

Wed, 06 Dec 2017 12:57:44 GMT

Number 4 in my series exploring the truth about the current state of music and the music industry. This time, Fat Cat Records founders Alex and Dave, talking about the now defunct shop, how the label came about and what the future might hold. Find out more: https://fat-cat.co.uk/home

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Current State of Music S1 Ep2 - Jean Claude (If Music)

Fri, 01 Dec 2017 16:37:54 GMT

Number 2 in my series exploring the truth about music and the music industry. Jean Claude has a history deep in the London music scene, from his early days as a DJ, back when Dj's were Dj's, through his time as one half of the Amalgamation of Soundz, to owning and running If Music, Londons premier high end vinyl emporium, where he is now the man to speak to about jazz and its many derivatives.He also hosts radio shows on NTS and Soho Radio, as well as putting on nights at the Total Refreshment Centre and spinning at Spiritland.Jean Claude has remained relevant throughout the many changes in the music landscape, so listen in to hear his story and his thoguhts on the Current State of Music...Find out more at ifmusiconline.comThere may be some explicit language...

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Current State of Music S1 Ep1 - Mr Scruff

Fri, 01 Dec 2017 16:33:42 GMT

Number 1 in my series exploring the truth about the current state of music and the music industry. This time, talking to the legendary Mr Scruff, a man who devoted his life to records and sound.Mr Scruff aka Andy Carthy is a master of his art, his art being playing beautiful music, skillfully crafted. He plays all night, curates the sound system and all the equipment he uses to give out the purest signals, the way it was recorded.When not inducing rapid footwork the world over, he is busy in his studio creating music which sounds quite unlike anyone else. Legendary releases such as 'Get a Move On' and 'Spandex Man' joyous for the samples used and the way they have been put together, through to the futuristic vision of the Album 'Friendly Bacteria' Scruff has carved his own niche in the music world and happily inhabits it.A really interesting chat with someone who is clearly in love with what they do...Enjoy.Find out more here: http://mrscruff.com/There may be some explicit language...

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Current State of Music S1 Ep3 - Fred Deakin

Fri, 01 Dec 2017 16:24:05 GMT

Number 3 in my series exploring the truth about the current state of music and the music industry. This month Fred Deakin, of Lemon Jelly and now Professor of Digital Arts at UAL. Fred has been part of club culture and the wiser music scene for most of his life, from putting on club nights and DJing in his university days in Edinburgh, moving to London and doing more of that, then workign on fanzines with his sister, meeting Nick Franglen and making music as Lemon Jelly (and getting nominated for a Mercury Music Prize) Frank Eddie and Flashman, starting and running one of the countries most innovative and sought after design agencies in the form of Airside to his current position as a Professor of Digital Arts at UAL. Fred has tirelessly explored and pushed the bouderies of music, design and interaction and his thoughts on the future are very interesting as well as the prospect of some original music from him...More on Fred at his website http://freddeak.in/There may be some explicit language...

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