Our standalone home of live music presented in a strong 15-minute shot. Recorded in Monocle 24’s studios, the sessions feature established and emerging acts live and in conversation.
https://monocle.com/radio/shows/the-sessions-at-midori-house
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 1 day 16 hours 36 minutes
Royce Wood Junior
He is perhaps best known for producing Jamie Woon’s debut album ‘Mirrorwriting’ but now Royce Wood Junior is stepping out from behind the scenes and this year released his first solo record, ‘The Ashen Tang’. Royce Wood Junior plays live tracks from the album and speaks to Monocle’s Holly Fisher about making the swap from studio to stage.
Frankie Lee
Live music from country singer Frankie Lee who plays tracks from his debut record ‘American Dreamer’ and chats to Andrew Mueller about his music and living on a Minnesota hog farm.
Jamie Woon
We listen to a live acoustic session from electro-soul singer and producer Jamie Woon, who’s in the studio playing tracks from his brand new album, ‘Making Time’.
Eska
Things are hotting up for super-soul singer Eska. She’s received a Mercury nomination for her brand new self-titled album and is adored by critics and fans the world over. This week we’re revisiting our session with the British musician that she performed for us back in 2014.
Yael Naïm
Israeli-French singer and multi-instrumentalist Yael Naïm wows us in the studio with a performance of tracks from her new album ‘Older’.
Khruangbin
We have a live session from Thai-inspired Texan trio Khruangbin, who explain how they make their super-chilled funk from opposite sides of the Atlantic.
Bill Ryder-Jones
Bill Ryder-Jones, formerly of Merseyside indie-folksters The Coral, is back with brand new solo album ‘West Kirby County Primary’. He plays an intimate session of tracks from the record and tells Robert Bound why he writes his best stuff in the bath.
Danni Nicholls
British singer-songwriter Danni Nicholls plays songs from her splendid new album ‘Mockingbird Lane’ and tells Andrew Mueller about her adventures in Nashville, Tennessee.
The Chills
Martin Phillipps, frontman of New Zealand band The Chills, drops by Midori House to chat to Andrew Mueller and play tracks from their new record ‘Silver Bullets’.