Lulu Le Vay

NB: This episode was recorded May 2021, so some references to gigs may be out of context due to times/changes in COVID rules. Lulu Le Vay presents her debut podcast, Where Love Lives! This isn’t a podcast dedicated to romantic love, but instead explores life’s pleasures and meaningful connections through conversation with a wide range of creatives, from DJs, singers and musicians through to writers, artists, directors and designers. Some you have heard of, and some that you haven’t. This first episode is with Jazzie B of Soul II Soul fame... a massive personality, and a great laugh too... He's celebrating the launch of his new book A Happy Face, A Thumpin' Bass, For A Loving' Race which is out this September. For those who don't know (shame on you!) Jazzie was born Beresford Romeo, 26 January 1963, London, England. The larger-than-life svengali Jazzie B. began his musical apprenticeship on the London sound system circuit before fronting the enormous international success of Soul II Soul. As such, Jazzie B. is widely credited with having pioneered a renaissance in British soul and dance music in the late 80s. Jazzie B. continues to occupy himself by running his studio complex in Camden, north London and still maintains a close relationship with his pet tortoise...  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

NB: This episode was recorded May 2021, so some references to gigs may be out of context due to times/changes in COVID rules. Lulu Le Vay presents her debut podcast, Where Love Lives! This isn’t a podcast dedicated to romantic love, but instead explores life’s pleasures and meaningful connections through conversation with a wide range of creatives, from DJs, singers and musicians through to writers, artists, directors and designers. Some you have heard of, and some that you haven’t. This first episode is with Jazzie B of Soul II Soul fame... a massive personality, and a great laugh too... He's celebrating the launch of his new book <a href="https://www.awaywithmedia.com/buy-books/jazzieb" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">A Happy Face, A Thumpin' Bass, For A Loving' Race</a> which is out this September. For those who don't know (shame on you!) Jazzie was born Beresford Romeo, 26 January 1963, London, England. The larger-than-life svengali Jazzie B. began his musical apprenticeship on the London sound system circuit before fronting the enormous international success of Soul II Soul. As such, Jazzie B. is widely credited with having pioneered a renaissance in British soul and dance music in the late 80s. Jazzie B. continues to occupy himself by running his studio complex in Camden, north London and still maintains a close relationship with his pet tortoise... See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

Where Love Lives with Lulu Le Vay

Lulu Le Vay presents her debut podcast, Where Love Lives! This isn’t a podcast dedicated to romantic love, but instead explores life’s pleasures and meaningful connections through conversation with a wide range of creatives, from DJs, singers and musicians through to writers, artists, directors and designers. Some you have heard of, and some that you haven’t. Lulu is a professional DJ, academic, lecturer, journalist and author. Her playful brand as a ‘PhDJ’ combines her worlds of music and academia, as her love of music is just as prolific as her love for education, research and writing. As a former music journalist Lulu has interviewed the likes of Missy Elliot and Nancy Sinatra, through to Barry White, Angie Stone and Dizzee Rascal. This move into broadcasting is a natural step for someone who loves to get under people’s skins and find out what makes them tick.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lulu Le Vay presents her debut podcast, Where Love Lives! This isn’t a podcast dedicated to romantic love, but instead explores life’s pleasures and meaningful connections through conversation with a wide range of creatives, from DJs, singers and musicians through to writers, artists, directors and designers. Some you have heard of, and some that you haven’t. Lulu is a professional DJ, academic, lecturer, journalist and author. Her playful brand as a ‘PhDJ’ combines her worlds of music and academia, as her love of music is just as prolific as her love for education, research and writing. As a former music journalist Lulu has interviewed the likes of Missy Elliot and Nancy Sinatra, through to Barry White, Angie Stone and Dizzee Rascal. This move into broadcasting is a natural step for someone who loves to get under people’s skins and find out what makes them tick.  See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

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