Harrison & Heaps Talk Music

And here it is, what you have all been waiting for our live transmission. But first here’s a little info on how the show went down!

We started our day bright eyed and bushy tailed at half 10 this morning where the team met  to check all the paperwork was in order for our show, fun I know.

 

By 11 o’clock we were in the studio setting up and preparing for the show which was looming. Nerves were high but there was no time to worry about that. Multi-platform distracted the presenters with a charming photo and the producer was on the ball putting everyone at ease. See below for some images from the day!

 

10 minutes until the live show, Sam Hinds our live guest entered the studio where he was greeted by the team and was informed about his role in today’s show.

 

 

Going live in 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, and we’re live. At 11 o’clock this morning ‘Harrison and Heaps Talk Music’ on ‘Duck Island Radio’ went live. The news report went out across the speakers, this was it, the half hour show which we had been waiting on for weeks had started and there was no backing out now.

And the show went off without a hitch, don’t believe me! see below for the live broadcast and share your opinions of the show with us through our contact us page, or through Facebook or Twitter.

Now we’re interviewing Sam Hinds live in the studio. Sam is a local talent who performs at some of the venues around Lincoln such as the Revolution Industry night. We will be asking Sam about how he got started with his music and what venues he will be performing this year.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Also we are playing Sam’s own song ‘Woman of my dreams’ live into the studio if you have missed it see below for the full song.

Or why not hear Sam perform live at the revolution industry night every Sunday where he regularly performs every week.

 

 

 

 

 

Coming up in the live show we are talking to Jake Corrigan a singer from a new upcoming band called the Masquerade. The band started in 2010 with Jake Corrigan as vocalist and Danny Pheasey as lead guitarist however the full line up with all the band members only formed in 2013 last year.

Here is the current list of the band members in Masquerade…

Jake Corrigan – Vocals
Daisy Newman – Vocals / Rhythm Guitar
Danny Pheasey – Lead Guitar / Piano
Daniel Ciapa – Bass
Andy Brown – Drums

 

 

 

 

 

Today Jake will be talking over the phone about the bands EP, newly released on the 05 Feb 2014.

If you want to hear more from the band here’s their song ‘Drinking Whisky With the Devil’ below.

If you want to find out more visit the bands facebook page or maybe you want a copy of their EP if so visit their Bandcamp site to buy it today. Or why not see them live! Find out when the band are performing around Manchester by visiting the websites of Witchwood, The Dry Bar, Roadhouse or Manchester Academy 3.

Today’s the day of our first live show, we are bringing you a super line up so make sure you catch the show here after our live transmission.

 

 

 

 

 

Coming up today…

• We spoke to the public about modern music.
• We listen to the masquerades hit song ‘Drinking whiskey with the devil’ and interview the bands vocalist Jake Corrigan.
• We headed down to the Revolution industry night to find out what’s on offer around Lincoln.
• We interview Sam Hinds a regular at the industry night. Also we will listen to his song ‘Woman of my dreams’
• And lastly we will be discussing festivals, do we love them or hate them?

All this is coming up on Harrison and Heaps Talk Music, brought to you by Duck Island Radio.

We like to hear your opinions about everything music related, so when we’re out and about recording a new segment to our show we ask for you opinions on the matter. Here are some of our results.

50% of people think artists are manufactured, is this a bad thing, does this stop them from being unique?

 

 

 

 

The majority of people we asked prefer to listen to their music online or through downloading. Does this mean the CD and Vinyl will soon die out completely?

 

 

what do you think? visit the contact us page to share your views.