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Or, 'How A Ferry In Sydney Harbour Changed The Course of Music'!

Indeed it did!

The Lowdown investigates the development of audio technology & its influence upon pushing the boundaries of music production, forming new genres & creating the landscape for 'sampling'.

We come to understand how the advent of the Fairlight CMI changed the world of studio recording & as a result, the soundtrack to our lives.

In this episode, hear how technology helped create the defining sound of artists like Peter Gabriel & Phil Collins, and learn how & why the music of Malcolm McLaren, Fat Boy Slim & Herbie Hancock - to name but a few - owe technology huge respect.

Plus, how a TV series like 'Miami Vice' & a movie like 'Ferris Bueller 's Day Off ' wouldn't have been as popular without creative musicians willing to adopt new technology & create music without frontiers.

In the second Episode, we uncover how the two most famous sampled drum breaks of all time - 'The Funky Drummer Break' & 'The Amen Break' -  helped create the tracks we all know & love, for artists like Public Enemy, George Michael, Madonna, Salt-N-Pepa, Calvin Harris, composer Angelo Badalamenti of hit TV series 'Twin Peaks' & a host of others.

EPISODE BONUS:

Continuing The Lowdown into sampling, we dissect the 1999 landmark album 'Play' by Moby & learn how & why his music was a prime example of a musician willing to not only adopt new technology but more importantly, continue to create music without frontiers.]]>enMusic CommentaryCopyright The Lowdown Music Podcasthttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/7d51ef9c376d8f985b49b72e9fe84576.jpghttps://www.thelowdownmusicpodcast.com/Tue, 20 Jun 2023 11:03:56 +0000The Lowdown Music PodcastThe Lowdown Music Podcastthelowdownmusicpodcast@gmail.comMusic Without Frontiers - Part 1 & Part 2 Or, 'How A Ferry In Sydney Harbour Changed The Course of Music'! Indeed it did! The Lowdown investigates the development of audio technology & its influence upon pushing the boundaries of music production,...
Or, 'How A Ferry In Sydney Harbour Changed The Course of Music'!

Indeed it did!

The Lowdown investigates the development of audio technology & its influence upon pushing the boundaries of music production, forming new genres & creating the landscape for 'sampling'.

We come to understand how the advent of the Fairlight CMI changed the world of studio recording & as a result, the soundtrack to our lives.

In this episode, hear how technology helped create the defining sound of artists like Peter Gabriel & Phil Collins, and learn how & why the music of Malcolm McLaren, Fat Boy Slim & Herbie Hancock - to name but a few - owe technology huge respect.

Plus, how a TV series like 'Miami Vice' & a movie like 'Ferris Bueller 's Day Off ' wouldn't have been as popular without creative musicians willing to adopt new technology & create music without frontiers.

In the second Episode, we uncover how the two most famous sampled drum breaks of all time - 'The Funky Drummer Break' & 'The Amen Break' -  helped create the tracks we all know & love, for artists like Public Enemy, George Michael, Madonna, Salt-N-Pepa, Calvin Harris, composer Angelo Badalamenti of hit TV series 'Twin Peaks' & a host of others.

EPISODE BONUS:

Continuing The Lowdown into sampling, we dissect the 1999 landmark album 'Play' by Moby & learn how & why his music was a prime example of a musician willing to not only adopt new technology but more importantly, continue to create music without frontiers.]]>cleanepisodichttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-lowdown-music-podcast-music-without-frontiers-part-2--43293357
Or, 'How A Ferry In Sydney Harbour Changed The Course of Music'!

The Lowdown continues its investigation into the development of audio technology & its influence upon pushing the boundaries of music production, the formation of new genres & the creation of a new landscape for 'sampling'.

In this episode, we sift through many tracks, learning how sampling became fashionable & hit the mainstream.

We uncover how the two most famous sampled drum breaks of all time - 'The Funky Drummer Break' & 'The Amen Break' -  helped create the tracks we all know & love, for artists like Public Enemy, George Michael, Madonna, Salt-N-Pepa, Calvin Harris, composer Angelo Badalamenti of hit TV series 'Twin Peaks' & a host of others.

EPISODE BONUS:

Continuing The Lowdown into sampling, we dissect the 1999 landmark album 'Play' by Moby & learn how & why his music was a prime example of a musician willing to not only adopt new technology but more importantly, continue to create music without frontiers.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/43293357Thu, 04 Feb 2021 23:44:22 +0000The Lowdown Music PodcastMusic Without Frontiers - Part 2 Or, 'How A Ferry In Sydney Harbour Changed The Course of Music'! The Lowdown continues its investigation into the development of audio technology & its influence upon pushing the boundaries of music production, the...
Or, 'How A Ferry In Sydney Harbour Changed The Course of Music'!

The Lowdown continues its investigation into the development of audio technology & its influence upon pushing the boundaries of music production, the formation of new genres & the creation of a new landscape for 'sampling'.

In this episode, we sift through many tracks, learning how sampling became fashionable & hit the mainstream.

We uncover how the two most famous sampled drum breaks of all time - 'The Funky Drummer Break' & 'The Amen Break' -  helped create the tracks we all know & love, for artists like Public Enemy, George Michael, Madonna, Salt-N-Pepa, Calvin Harris, composer Angelo Badalamenti of hit TV series 'Twin Peaks' & a host of others.

EPISODE BONUS:

Continuing The Lowdown into sampling, we dissect the 1999 landmark album 'Play' by Moby & learn how & why his music was a prime example of a musician willing to not only adopt new technology but more importantly, continue to create music without frontiers.]]>3512cleanfullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-lowdown-music-podcast-music-without-frontiers-part-1--43053886
Or, 'How A Ferry In Sydney Harbour Changed The Course of Music'!

Indeed it did!

The Lowdown investigates the development of audio technology & its influence upon pushing the boundaries of music production, forming new genres & creating the landscape for 'sampling'.

We come to understand how the advent of the Fairlight CMI changed the world of studio recording & as a result, the soundtrack to our lives.

In this episode, hear how technology helped create the defining sound of artists like Peter Gabriel & Phil Collins, and learn how & why the music of Malcolm McLaren, Fat Boy Slim & Herbie Hancock - to name but a few - owe technology huge respect.

Plus, how a TV series like 'Miami Vice' & a movie like 'Ferris Bueller 's Day Off ' wouldn't have been as popular without creative musicians willing to adopt new technology & create music without frontiers.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/43053886Fri, 22 Jan 2021 00:08:55 +0000The Lowdown Music PodcastMusic Without Frontiers - Part 1 Or, 'How A Ferry In Sydney Harbour Changed The Course of Music'! Indeed it did! The Lowdown investigates the development of audio technology & its influence upon pushing the boundaries of music production, forming...
Or, 'How A Ferry In Sydney Harbour Changed The Course of Music'!

Indeed it did!

The Lowdown investigates the development of audio technology & its influence upon pushing the boundaries of music production, forming new genres & creating the landscape for 'sampling'.

We come to understand how the advent of the Fairlight CMI changed the world of studio recording & as a result, the soundtrack to our lives.

In this episode, hear how technology helped create the defining sound of artists like Peter Gabriel & Phil Collins, and learn how & why the music of Malcolm McLaren, Fat Boy Slim & Herbie Hancock - to name but a few - owe technology huge respect.

Plus, how a TV series like 'Miami Vice' & a movie like 'Ferris Bueller 's Day Off ' wouldn't have been as popular without creative musicians willing to adopt new technology & create music without frontiers.]]>2402cleanfull