Each episode featured up to two guest artists, talking to Georgina about their music inspired work.
This includes how they came to make work about music, community, music venues, creative processes and the music each guest is currently listening to.
Drawn from a variety of backgrounds including fine art, film, photography, publishing and design our guests include:
Jeremy Deller, Wumzum & George Nindi, Emma Warren, Seana Gavin and B+.
Created, produced, hosted & edited by:
Georgina Cook
Soundtrack & additional editing by:
Recordings by:
Ian P, Francis Redman, and Frank Merritt.
Additional creative consultation and writing:
Intro / Outro Music:
Voodoo Ray by The William’s Fairey Brass Bass
Katherine Green of Rendezvous Projects speaks to Georgina about Rendezvous’ most recent work- Sweet Harmony: Radio, Rave & Waltham Forest, 1989-1994.
A zine, archive, and collection of oral histories from people like DJ Rap and Gordon Mac of Kiss FM; Sweet Harmony documents and presents the dance music culture of Waltham Forest during an important time in rave’s history.
Read MoreProlific illustrator, animator and designer Ali Graham shares insight into making work all about American Hip-Hop and it’s luminaries.
Known for Lil Ye - an ongoing series of cartoons depicting Kanye West as a cartoon baby in scenarios based on the rapper’s lyrics; we talk about just what it is about Kanye and other rappers that inspire him so much. Ali also shares insight on being an artist with a hungry social media following, living and working outside of a big city and what he’s listening to.
Read More“Let me explain what I mean and what was arranged. Apart from photographing the gigs during the week of the New Music Seminar, and the shoots that happened through those days, I knew at the close of the festival I was there to meet with Nirvana for a photo shoot. So far so organised. Thing was, I had enough bad experience to know it would be a chaotic shit fight of a day no matter what guarantees anyone supposed they had.”
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