StudioB 2016 0327

by | Mar 30, 2016 | PODCASTS

StudioB is a radio show and podcast showcasing artists primarily from Richmond, but also the surrounding region including Virginia, Washington DC, Maryland and North Carolina.

StudioB is a radio show and podcast showcasing artists primarily from Richmond, but also the surrounding region including Virginia, Washington DC, Maryland and North Carolina. The show airs in Richmond on XL102 (102.1fm). In its 21st year of supporting local artists, StudioB is hosted and produced by Jay Smack (studioBrva@gmail.com.)

This week:

MY DARLING FURY – Satisfied
-single
-released December 31, 2015
-Danny Reyes, Todd Matthews, Joel Hollister, Saxophone – Jason Scott
-Mixing – Patrick Dillett
-Mastering – Joe Lambert
-also, new video for “AOK”, out now:
-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRiQD4LpaMo
-production and post by MadBox (http://www.madboxpost.com/blog-horizon/2016/3/2/my-darling-fury-and-mad-box-bring-you-music-video-for-aok)

VEERY – Julia
-Veery
-released March 21, 2016
-Recorded and mixed by Chris Compton at Etching Tin Studios.
-Mastered By Dave Downham at Gradwell House Studios.
-Veery: Harris – guitar/vocals, Chris – bass/vocals, Alex – drums

VENUS GUYTRAP – F*ck Banditos
-The Jell-O Shot Demos
-Greg Rosenberg – Guitar/Vox, Sammi Lanzetta – Bass/Vox, Gillian Dykes – Drums/Vox

BLACK GIRLS (Rikki Shay) – Banging’ LA
-Claire Sinclair

SCOTT CLARK 4TET – Wounded Knee
-Bury My Heart

THE MARCUS TENNEY TRIO – As You See It
-Marcus Tenney Trio – Live on Robinson!

RPG – Southern Girls (Cheap Trick)
-High Loathsome

MANZARA – Dankee Peepaw
-The hills are aLIVE AT SOUND OF MUSIC

BASTARD SAPLING – My Spine Will Be My Noose
-Instinct Is Forever
-Forcefield Records

BATTLEMASTER – Rank and File
-Battlehungry and Swordsworn

BEARSTORM – Why We Can’t Have Nice Things
-Americanus
-Richmond

MENSREA – The Human Decondition
-Mensrea
-R.I.P. Cory Smoot who passed away in 2011
-also Flatus Maximus in GWAR
-Karma Productions

R. Anthony Harris

R. Anthony Harris

In 2005, I created RVA Magazine, and I'm still at the helm as its publisher. From day one, it’s been about pushing the “RVA” identity, celebrating the raw creativity and grit of this city. Along the way, we’ve hosted events, published stacks of issues, and, most importantly, connected with a hell of a lot of remarkable people who make this place what it is. Catch me at @majormajor____




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