1. Johnny Marr — The Tracers
2. Johnny Marr — New Dominions
3. Johnny Marr — Day in Day Out
4. Árstíðir — Lover
5. Árstíðir — Þar Sem Enginn Fer (Sjálfviljugur)
6. Boy George & Linton Kwesi Johnson — Star Dub
7. Boy George & Sinead O`Connor — Death of Samantha
8. Jon Hopkins — Emerald Rush
9. Jon Hopkins — Feel First Life
10. Johnny Marr — Walk into The Sea

🎧 Back in episode 28 of our Backstage podcast Jon Hopkins told us how and why Brian Eno taught him to make mistakes on purpose. The electronic music maestro shares with us why he is doing more sitting gigs now and what audiences can expect from his newest shows.

Technofób elektronikus zene, ami meditatív és hipnotikus és értelmezhetetlen és kirántja alólad a széket. Túl fáradtak vagyunk ahhoz, hogy jó leírást tudjunk gyártani!

Four behemoths of the current electronic music scene - Max Cooper, Anna Meredith, Holly Herndon, and Jon Hopkins – join the BBC World Service to talk all about creativity.

They’ve made some of the most influential music of the 2010s, and that continues into the new decade. Led by Irish composer, producer, and former geneticist Max Cooper, the group discuss how much their subconscious plays a part in their music, their composition likes and dislikes, and – the biggest question of all – the reasons why they became a musician in the first place.

Answering those questions are: one of the most innovative voices in British music, the contemporary-classical composer Anna Meredith, who released the album Fibs last year; American composer and sound artist Holly Herndon, who developed her sound in Berlin, and released the excellent album PROTO last year; and keyboardist, producer, and 'sonic technician' Jon Hopkins. Fresh from releasing various offshoots of the album Singularity, he’s been touring the world, and has played with everybody from Brian Eno and Coldplay to King Creosote.

Electronic music maestro Jon Hopkins; Gateshead Jazz festival's Yazz Ahmed and Bex Burch of Vula Viel; and rising folk star Holly Clarke are among our guests this episode.

Electronic music maestro Jon Hopkins tells us how Brian Eno taught him to make mistakes on purpose; jazz trumpeter and composer Yazz Ahmed says that more needs to be done to give female musicians and composers the respect they deserve; Vula Viel band leader Bex Burch explains the title of their new album; young violinist Giulian Fabrizi describes what it’s like to perform on the stage of Sage One; folk singer Holly tells us how Summer Studios helped launch her career; and fledgling Silver Sambanista Elaine Henderson gives us a preview of a forthcoming performance.

Electronic musician Jon Hopkins joins me for a talk about his exploration of consciousness, how he creates his incredible music, and his new album Singularity.

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Jon Hopkins is an electronic music producer whose been nominated twice for the UK’s Mercury Prize. Along with his frequent collaborator, Brian Eno, he co-produced Coldplay’s Grammy-award winning album, Viva la Vida. In May 2018, Jon Hopkins released his fifth album, Singularity. It was named Best New Music by Pitchfork. In this episode, Jon Hopkins takes apart the song "Luminous Beings," which was inspired in part by the meditative and therapeutic effects of psilocybin, the psychedelic compound found in magic mushrooms. Jon talks about his own experience with drug, and how it shaped this song. He also details the less magical moments where he hated the music was he making, and had to destroy it as part of the creative process.

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Where would the future be without ‘The Man-Machine’ by Kraftwerk, which turns 40 this week, eh? What’s the sound of the summer: Beach House’s woozy, heat-hazy ‘7’, DJ Koze’s wayward disco or the Sky At Night sounds of Jon Hopkins? Special guests MICHAEL HANN of The Guardian and freelance heavy metal evangelist JUSTIN QUIRK are on hand to help Siân and Andrew sort it all out… 

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