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AT Sometime, Somewhere is an interview series featuring conversations and storytelling sessions with New York City's most exciting artists and cultural innovators. Produced by Audio-Technica for AT-ONE Radio at Technica House NY.
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You won't believe how Bella De León got to New York City (opens the original)
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Artists of every ilk dream of building a career in New York City. Bella De León is no different. She was a young actor, DJ, and model in Biloxi, Mississippi performing in local runway shows and a made-for-TV movie or two. And then, a combination of Christian Siriano, the Nickelodeon Kid's Choice Awards, and a breakup-by-text opened up a new door for Bella. Follow Bella on Instagram And check out Bella's new series, "Talk That Track" Check out our series on YouTube Listen on Spotify
Nory Aronfeld on the Power of Collaboration (opens the original)
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Nory Aronfeld wants to collaborate. He's a rapper, a producer, and the host of the weekly Java Jam improviser series at Alphaville in Brooklyn. His core motivation seems to be a combination of self-expression, and the knowledge that great art is seldom created alone. The next time you find yourself wandering New York City, and you stumble into a street performance, don't be surprised if you turn to see Nory jumping towards the mic. Follow Nory on Instagram @noryaronfeld Check out his website Che
Briar Magee Finds Her Sparkle (opens the original)
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Briar Magee is a triple threat: actor, singer, and TikTok aficionado. She joins Jacob in the AT-One studio to discuss her role in the new film By The Roots , the theatre that inspires her, and the songs that add color to her life. You can hear Briar's music wherever you stream. Hear her new single on Spotify. Follow Briar on TikTok @Briardavie or on Instagram @briarmagee Check out our series on YouTube Listen on Spotify Apple Podcasts Amazon Music And on iHeart Audio-Technica.Co
How Jackie Evans Wrote “Most of the Time” (opens the original)
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Jackie Evans starts with simple ideas. And from those ideas, Evans’ has written an EP of songs that feel out of time. The viral breakout hit “Most Of The Time”, the somehow-sweet kiss-off anthem “Leave You”, and the inevitable wedding favorites “Quit It!” and “Seven Brides” feel like they each could have been uncovered from a tape buried in the basement of the Brill Building or discovered in the back of Paul Simon’s notebook. And yet, perhaps inspired by a lifetime filled with Carole King and St
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