Midweek Music Miscellany Wednesday 11th. March 2015 from 11.30AM to 12.30PM on dublincityfm.ie

Midweek Music Miscellany play list for edition of 11th. March 2015 11.30AM to 12.30PM on 103.2 Dublin City FM

1. Gentle Rain ( 3.16 ) - Hardin Burns - CD Down The Deep Well hardinburns.com
2014 RELEASE

2. Funky Broadway ( 4.56 ) - Lucky Peterson - CD The Son Of A Bluesman jazzvillagemusic.com
Lucky Peterson appears at The Sugar Club Leeson Street Dublin 2. Thursday 12th. March. Doors 7.45PM Show 8.30PM
dublinjazz.ie for more
2014 RELEASE

3. Man From The Three - Legged Race ( 6.57 ) - David Lyttle - CD True Story lyterecords.com
IRISH ARTIST - 2007 RELEASE

4. Game Boy ( Featuring Rhea Lyttle & Zane ) ( 3.22 ) - David Lyttle - CD Faces davidlyttle.com
IRISH ARTIST - NEW RELEASE

5. Sundays ( Featuring Chris Turner vocals ) ( 4.25 ) - CD Original Vision truthrevolutionrecords.com lyterecords.com
NEW RELEASE

6. Lullaby For The Lost ( Featuring Joe Lovano, Illspokinn & Homecut ) ( 3.28 ) - David Lyttle - CD Faces davidlyttle.com
IRISH ARTIST - NEW RELEASE

7. Dusk ( 6.28 ) - Linley Hamilton - CD In Transition lyterecords.com
Linley Hamilton Quintet JJ Smyths Thursday 19th. March 2015.Linley Hamilton -Trumpet / Flugel Horn, Johnny Taylor – Piano, Julien Collarossi – Guitar, Damien Evans – Bass and Dominic Mullen - Drums - See more at: www.jjsmyths.com
IRISH ARTIST








Irish music magazine Hot Press describe David Lyttle as a one-man industry for his work as a recording artist, musician, songwriter, producer and record label owner. His third album Faces features his collaborations with hip hop visionary Talib Kweli, Irish music star Duke Special, iazz icon Joe Lovano, British vocalist Cleveland Watkiss, Rhea Lyttle, Anne Lyttle, Lyte Records artists Jason Rebello and Jean Toussaint, and many more.

David Lyttle guests on this weeks show as we chat about his third album & feature tracks from it & other recordings from Lyte Records.


THE LONG STORY

David Lyttle began performing professionally at the age of four in his folk group the Lyttle Family, playing bongos, bodhrán and mini lambeg drum. At eight years old he added drum kit and by ten years old he was also studying cello and uillean pipes. At eighteen he began focusing on the drum kit after taking an interest in jazz. Over the next three years David received scholarships to study at Skidmore Jazz Institute (New York) and the Banff Centre (Canada), whilst also studying for a BMus at the University of Ulster. After graduating, David was offered a grant to write a PhD thesis at the University of Ulster, becoming a Doctor of Music in 2009.

David first reached a national audience with jazz guitar legend Louis Stewart in 2006. In 2007 he released his first solo album, True Story, on his newly formed label Lyte Records and began featuring international jazz icons in his touring groups, including Greg Osby, Soweto Kinch and Jean Toussaint. From 2007 to 2011 he performed in twelve countries, appearing regularly in New York, Toronto and London. In 2010 he produced the Lyte Records album Questions for the then unknown teenage guitarist Andreas Varady, who is now managed by Quincy Jones.

In 2012 David branched out into hip hop and soul and released his latest album Interlude. First heard on BBC Radio 1's Introducing, it has helped earn him an international reputation as a producer and songwriter, with praise ranging from the Daily Mirror to MOBO, and diverse airplay around the world. Brought to millions by its Channel 4 album advert campaign with HMV, Interlude features David on drums, keyboards, bass, cello and vocals, alongside some of his heroes, contemporaries and family, including sister Rhea, mother Anne, MOBO-winning rapper Soweto Kinch, and session icons Jason Rebello and Pino Palladino. 'David Lyttle & Interlude' performed live dates in Ireland, Britain and the US in 2012 and 2013, with highlight shows at the London Jazz Festival and historic Hollywood music venue The Hotel Cafe.

In June 2013 David released the dance single 'Celebrate' with Interlude vocalist Rhea, Northern Irish recording artist Duke Special and the percussionists of Beat Carnival, a Belfast arts organisation where David was the 2013 musician in residence. The track was playlisted by the majority of Ireland's commercial radio stations.

David's third album Faces will be released February 23rd. It features his collaborations with hip hop visionary Talib Kweli, Grammy winning saxophone icon Joe Lovano, Irish music star Duke Special, forward-thinking British vocalist Cleveland Watkiss, family members Rhea Lyttle, Anne Lyttle and Jan Hutchinson; rappers Illspokinn, Homecut and Zane; Lyte Records jazz artists Jason Rebello, Jean Toussaint, John Leighton, Michael Buckley and Tom Harrison; soul singer Natalie Oliveri, bassist Keith Duffy of The Corrs, saxophonist/arranger Meilana Gillard and rising Irish session star Eoin Walsh. Recorded in New York, London, Dublin and Lyttle's home studio in Co. Armagh over the course of a year, Faces is his most diverse and anticipated album to date.

WHAT THE MEDIA SAY

"...classy...slick...impressive...exceptional." – MOBO

"...exceptional...incredible...soulful..." – DAILY MIRROR

"...a veritable one-man industry...every indication of being the most curious, inventive and niche-averse artist in the country. [Interlude is] beautifully-produced...stellar. A rare sort of treat to come out of Ireland. Superb." – HOT PRESS


Midweek Music Miscellany Wednesday 11th. March 2015 11.30AM to 12.30PM on 103.2 Dublin City FM


Gotham South Restaurant & Cafe, 4 Kilmacud Road Lower, Stillorgan, Dublin, IE
COME JOIN US FOR A NIGHT OF FUN, FOOD AND MUSIC AT GOTHAM SOUTH 12TH MARCH 7:30PM

HOSTED BY THE IMAGINATIVE UNA MULLALLY & MUSIC FROM THE TALENTED ZRAZY A JAZZ / BLUES DUO.

Get Zrazy's latest single at: http://youtu.be/haupxHgFCIc


Louis Stewart & Brian Dunning Alone Together Revisited JJ Smyths Thursday 12th. March 9PM €10 jjsmyths.com

Lucky Peterson plays The Sugar Club. Leeson Street, Dublin. Thursday 12th. March - Doors 7.45 Show 8.30PM dublinjazz.ie


Wellington Bar is at Baggot Street Bridge Dublin 2 adjoining Mespil Road

This month Listen at Wellington on Friday 20th. March from 7PM will feature:

Temenos
A recently formed duo of Paul Roe, clarinets and Laoise O'Brien, recorders performing old and new music.

Roy Carroll
Solo electro-acoustic media

Earráid
Composer and multi-instrumentalist Linda Buckley, saxophonist Nick Roth and percussionist Matthew Jacobson, exploring the aural landascape of Sean-Nós and its surrounding terrain. Earráid translates as 'error' or 'glitch' as Gaeilge.

Fuzzy Logic Ensemble
“Fuzzy Logic now rate among the most daring and original musical ensembles working in Ireland today.” - Cormac Larkin, The Sunday Tribune

Admission €10 / €5 (conc)