Oh Yeah is intensely proud to be involved in the of a new compilation album bulging with the best in NI talent. ‘Carling Supports…The Oh Yeah Sessions’ delivers eight tracks of new music, recorded at the Start Together studios in this very building in Belfast.
Belfast Music Tour
For more info go to www.ohyeahbelfast.com
A series of musicians and industry figures are supporting the plans to establish a dedicated music centre for Belfast. Gary Lightbody from Snow Patrol, Tim Wheeler from Ash and Radio1’s Colin Murray are among the active supporters of the project, which is called Oh Yeah.
The venue is a former bonded whiskey warehouse in the heart of the Cathedral Quarter, Belfast’s booming cultural district. It measures 14, 500 square feet over three floors and will soon be home to rehearsal rooms, performance space, a café and office units to incubate new music businesses.
Gary Lightbody helped to kick-start the process during a visit home in December 2005. He first visited the site on Gordon Street in August 2006. “It’s perfect,” he said.
Online donations to the Oh Yeah project are available through Paypal.
Who I'd like to meet: Musicians, potential band managers, PRs, people who want to run gigs, web designers, graphic designers, artists, producers, studio owners, record companies and people with a dream and the desire to follow it through.
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Beathoker Podcast 003 is now online, an all Irish producer mix from System 47
Firstly thanks to everyone who came down last month, twas a great wee gig and the place was jumping to old skool jungle til the wee early hours.
We’ve got our second credit crunching, barrack busting dance off on Saturday the 6th June. Tuneage on the night will come from Homespun and Rudimentary resident Chuck bringing some of his latin & broken beat flava to the Apache rig, and we’re glad to have Belfast turntablist & producer John King back again this month to bring some serious deck skills to the table. Finishing of the night will be Apache residents Jayuu and Jim Morton dropping some soulful dnb rollers til late in the night.
The paltry fee of a 5er will get you entrance and as per usual it’s a bring your own event. Things will be kicking of around 9.30pm at Blick Studios, 51 Malone Road (across the road from the Church)
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Every time that we listen & write music... play an instrument... dance... act in a play... or work in some audio/image/video engineering process... something is healing inside...
When we share it with friends... something is healing all over...
cada vez que escuchamos o escribimos musica... tocamos un instrumento... bailamos... o trabajamos en procesos de ingenieria de audio/imagen/video.... algo se sana por dentro...
Cuando lo compartimos con amigos... algo se sana en todas partes...
El Amor puede conducir... de manera simple... todo...