Carmina's Cantata – Détails, épisodes et analyse

In this bonus episode podcast host, Carmina Masoliver, offers her research on music and emotions, sharing her reflections and asking the audience to forgive any dodgy pronunciation. Texts quoted include the following: Music and the Emotions: The Philosophical Theories by Malcolm Budd, The Physics and Psychophysics of Music by Juan R Roederer, Musicophilia by Oliver Sacks, and Handbook of Music and Emotion: Theory, Research, Applications, edited by Patrik N Jaslin and John A. Sloboda. 

https://beacons.ai/carminamasoliver

Carmina’s Nan and Grandad

In this episode, we go back to the inspiration of this podcast series as Carmina interviews her maternal nan about the family lineage of music and features audio from her late husband, Carmina’s maternal grandad, speaking to her mum about theatre and music.

Transcript: https://www.dropbox.com/s/al7tyk8eht6puav/12%20Nan%20and%20Grandad%20060422%20FINAL_otter_ai.docx?dl=0

Malaika Kegode is a writer, performer and producer based in Bristol. In 2020, Malaika’s debut theatre show ‘Outlier’ was commissioned by Bristol Old Vic, and is also available in book format now. Malaika has been performing with folk inspired prog-rock band Jakabol since 2018. Together they have performed at music venues and theatre venues alike – bringing a unique and exciting blend of poetry and music to diverse audiences. Malaika’s work tells of how we can find beauty and hope through the darkness. Her overall themes of family, mental health, addiction and love always have an undercurrent of optimism and strength. Her performance style has been described as “filmic” and “musical”. Her two poetry collections Requite (2017) and Thalassic (2020) were published by Burning Eye Books.

https://www.malaikakegode.com/

Twitter: @MalaikaKegode

Instagram: @mal.keg

Transcript: https://www.dropbox.com/s/tqykraigql9xzco/3%20Malaika%20Interview%20Folder%20Edited%20050422%20FINAL_otter_ai.docx?dl=0

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Benjamin Zephaniah

Twitter: @BZephaniah

Instagram: @officialbenjaminzephaniah

Michael Rosen

Twitter: @MichaelRosenYes

The Hat

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TIspqWWaIAQ

https://open.spotify.com/album/3x67kYM6x7FKEkCyYMHgE6?si=YRBNyDJ0TOO_-Q2YFLzyng

Dizraeli And The Small Gods

Twitter: @mcdizraeli

Instagram: @mcdizraeli

Dan Le Sac Vs Scroobius Pip

Twitter: @Scroobiuspipyo

Instagram: @scroobiuspipyo

Genevieve Carver is a writer, performer and arts educator . Her first collection, A Beautiful Way to be Crazy, was published by Verve Poetry Press in 2020. This is also the name of her latest album with Genevieve Carver & The Unsung, a gig-theatre project she has been leading since 2016. With this project she has nationally toured two shows combining spoken word, music and theatre, celebrating unsung heroes and marginalised voices. Her second publication, Landsick, is also forthcoming from Broken Sleep Books in 2023.

https://www.genevievecarver.com/

https://www.scenesaver.co.uk/production/a-beautiful-way-to-be-crazy/

Twitter: @Gevicarver

Instagram: @gevicarver

Transcript: https://www.dropbox.com/s/y6jxn84ht1zx2je/2%20Genevieve%20Carver%20Episode%20Folder%20FINAL%20300322_otter_ai.docx?dl=0

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Noname

Twitter: @noname

Instagram: @nonamehiding

Tierra Whack

Twitter: @TierraWhack

Instagram: @tierrawhack

Kayo Chingonyi was born in Zambia in 1987, and moved to the UK at the age of six. His first full-length collection, Kumukanda, won the Dylan Thomas Prize and a Somerset Maugham Award and was shortlisted for the Costa Poetry Prize. He is a writer and presenter for the music and culture podcast Decode on Spotify and his most recent collection A Blood Condition is just out with Chatto & Windus.

https://kayochingonyi.com/

https://kayochingonyi.bandcamp.com/releases

https://soundcloud.com/rqm

Instagram: @kayochingonyi

Track name: Darkstorm – Bittersweet featuring Kayo Chingonyi

Transcript: https://www.dropbox.com/s/r9c00m0qk77vz96/1%20Kayo%20Chingonyi%20Episode%20FINAL%20040422_otter_ai.docx?dl=0

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Holly Pester

Twitter: @hollypesty

Instagram: @hollypest

Hannah Silva

Twitter: @HannahSilvaUK

Instagram: @hannah_silvauk

David J

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/david.pugilist

Verity Spott

Twitter: @VeritySpott

Dave

Twitter: @Santandave1

Instagram: santandave

Stormzy

https://www.stormzy.com/

Skepta

Instagram: @ skeptagram

JME

Twitter: @ JmeBBK

Dizzee Rascal

Instagram: @dizzeerascal

Debris Stevenson

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Instagram: @debrisstevenson

Eklipse

Twitter: @MrEklipse

Instagram: @mreklipse

Charlie Dark

Instagram: @ daddydarkrdc

Cole Cuchna – Dissect

Instagram: @dissectpodcast

Gemma Weekes

Twitter: @gemmaweekes

Instagram: @gemmaweekes

Zena Edwards

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Instagram: @zena_e_poetics

Caleb Femi

Twitter: @CalebFemi_

Instagram: @caleb.femi

Roger Robinson

Twitter: @rrobinson72

Instagram: @rogerrobinsononline

Antony Joseph

Instagram: @anthony.joseph_poet

Please note: this episode was recorded prior to the news of Dizzee Rascal assaulting his former partner.

Brigitte Aphrodite is a neurodiverse punk poet, musician, writer, theatre-maker and intersectional feminist show-woman from Kent. She makes genre-crossing, status-quo defying, passionate multidisciplinary work which is free from pretension, is anti-hierarchical and aims to be accessible to all. During Brigitte’s formative years she toured extensively as a musician, alongside artists such as Kate Nash and Josie Long. Brigitte has written two critically acclaimed shows (featured in The Guardian, Elle, BBC News); My Beautiful Black Dog: a punk, gig theatre musical exploring depression and Parakeet: an eco-punk musical made and set in Margate about nature, young women and fighting for what you believe in.

https://www.brigitteaphrodite.co.uk/

Twitter: @bbbrigitte

Instagram: @brigitteaphrodite

Quiet Boy

Instagram: @veryquietboy

Transcript: https://www.dropbox.com/s/122s1a1aox15n0k/11%20Brigitte%20interview%20070422%20FINAL_otter_ai.docx?dl=0

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Kate Nash

Twitter: @katenash

Instagram: @katenash

Laura Dockrill

Twitter: @LauraleeDockrill

Instagram: @lauraleedockrill

Peggy Sue

Twitter: @peggysueband

Instagram: @peggysuetheband

People Dem Collective

Twitter: @peopledemcolle1

Instagram: @peopledemcollective

Kae Tempest

Twitter: @kaetempest

Instagram: @kaetempest

Self Esteem

Twitter: @SELFESTEEM___

Instagram: @selfesteemselfesteem

Taylor Mac

Instagram: @taylormacnyc

Courtney Barnett

Twitter: @courtneymelba

Instagram: @courtneymelba

Antosh Wojcik is a poet, drummer and cross-disciplinary artist. He produces music as /weirdtoday and is a member of the collective FWRDMTN. His work explores memory, time & glitches. “Like James Tate, but drunk.” - Roger Robinson

https://www.antoshwojcik.com/

https://bandcamp.com/antoshwojcik

Twitter: @/weirdtoday

Instagram: @/weirdtoday

FWRDMTN

Twitter: @fwrdmtn

Instagram: @fwrdmtn

Rare Mammals

Twitter: @RareMammals

Instagram: @raremammals

Transcript: https://www.dropbox.com/s/dcfg7kgjccxcw71/10%20Antosh%20Interview%20-%20060422%20FINAL_otter_ai.docx?dl=0

Mentions:

Margot Moore

Adam Kammerling

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Instagram: @adam_kammerling

Hanna Silva

Instagram: @hannah_silvauk

Latekid

Twitter: @latekid_

Instagram: @latekid_

Jemima Foxtrot is a writer, theatre-maker, performer and musician who creates and performs extensively nationally and internationally. She has written several works for the stage as well as poetry commissions including for the BBC, Channel 4, and the Tate. All Damn Day, Jemima’s first collection of poetry, is published by Burning Eye Books. Jemima is a founding member of the theatre company Unholy Mess and the arts advocacy group Kindreds Creatives that supports adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse through creative workshops.

https://jemimafoxtrot.com/

Transcript: https://www.dropbox.com/s/p2ow198ntti7npn/9%20Jemima%20Interview%20060422%20FINAL_otter_ai.docx?dl=0

Twitter: @jemimafoxtrot

Instagram: @jemimafoxtrot

Mentions:

Luke Wright

Twitter: @lukewrightpoet

Instagram: @lukewrightpoet

David J

Dizraeli

Twitter: @mcdizraeli

Instagram: @mcdizraeli

Caroline Teague is a London born and bred poet based in Brighton, who writes on grief, identity and how they come to terms with some harrowing realities of being human and being alive, in a style they term ‘tragic optimism’, hoping that the honesty through their writing can translate into something positive and comforting for someone else. They are the creator of the musical project ‘Caroline Smiling’ which blends music, spoken word and illustration to creatively communicate ideas around mental health and queer identity. Caroline hosts London’s only regular three-round slam, Genesis Poetry Slam, and is an artist in residence at the Vauxhall-based queer cabaret night.

https://soundcloud.com/carolinesmiling

https://www.facebook.com/cazsmiling/

Twitter: @carolionsmiling

Instagram: @cazsmiling

Transcript: https://www.dropbox.com/s/jjoqib0d0i5u4z4/8%20Caroline%20Interview%20060422%20FINAL_otter_ai.docx?dl=0

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Amyra León

Twitter: @amyraleon

Instagram: @amyraleon

Tunng

Twitter: @thisistunng

Instagram: @thisistunng

Belinda Zhawi is a Zimbabwean literary and sound artist. She is the author of Small Inheritances (ignitionpress, 2018), co-founder of literary arts platform BORN::FREE & experiments with sound as MA.MOYO.

https://soundcloud.com/mamoyo-971856996

Instagram: @ma.moyo

Transcript: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ohutzm8vt727w71/7%20Belinda%20Interview%20060422%20FINAL_otter_ai.docx?dl=0

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Moor Mother

Twitter: @moormother

Instagram: @moormother

Matana Roberts

Instagram: @matanaroberts

Dilemma

Twitter: @OfficialDilemma

Instagram: @officialdilemma

Jayne Cortez