The #1 feminist music tech podcast, featuring deep-diving episodes into all things music production and home recording and fascinating guest episodes with women making music with technology, hosted by Isobel Anderson.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 126 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | TechnologyMusic InterviewsMusic |
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What does it really take to compose a work for a 12-piece post-minimalist ensemble—using vintage synths, robotic bells, and tape echoes?
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🎙️ What if classical music wasn’t meant to stay in its box?
In this episode of Girls Twiddling Knobs, we meet violinist, composer and loop pedal artist Rebekah Reid, who’s pushing the boundaries of what classical performance can be.... more
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If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by music PR, you’re not alone! In this episode of Girls Twiddling Knobs, Isobel chats with Rachel White, music PR expert and founder of BRIC and House of DIY, to break down the real, actionable steps in... more
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What happened to jungle music? How did a genre born from Black British culture, reggae sound systems, and 90s rave scenes become dominated by white, male audiences—and where are the women who helped shape it?
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This podcast is a goldmine for anyone wanting to explore the world of electronic and experimental music. Informative, generous and compelling. My gateway episode was 106 with Sarah Angliss. Now I can’t get enough of this show. Thank you!
I’ve listened to this podcast since it began, and love the breadth of material that Isobel covers. From practical music production tips to female musicians / producers sharing their stories and advice, to deep dives into dealing with the psychological issues that keep female musicians from achieving success - it’s all there.
I think my favourite episode is the latest one, about running a music PR campaign. (#104, I think?) So much useful advice - I need to re-listen with a notepad and pen at ha... more
Just listened to the 100th episode and when you spoke about being dyslexic and having struggled with music theory and reading music, I felt so seen. As someone who played classical piano and violin from 7, and always struggled with theory and sight reading, it really impacted how legitimate I felt as a musician. I too passed grade 5 theory (on the pass mark) and stopped there. I had a late diagnosis of dyslexia at 38, so living with the shame of struggling with theory has been very real. So refr... more
Isobel’s podcast is not only well produced and calming because her voice is so soothing to listen to. The advice she spreads here are invaluable. I’m pretty late to the party of producing my own or somebody else’s music. Thus, I was looking into expanding my knowledge and learning from the professionals and looking up podcasts which led me here. I’m so glad and am now going to listen to all of the episodes. Episode 2 was my first, with Victoria as a guest, and that got me hooked and gave me cour... more
I love this podcast! I’m slowly making my way through the back catalogue and am continually struck by the careful, respectful and empathic way Isobel interviews guests. I also love the breadth of different practices highlighted in the show, and GTK’s clarity of purpose re: elevating, empowering, enabling and celebrating the particular struggles and creative practices of women, non-binary people and trans women in music studios. The show is like a constant kindly presence reminding me to HIT REC... more
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Focused on the intersection of music production and gender, the content revolves around empowering narratives from female and non-binary artists in the music industry. By featuring diverse guests who share their personal stories, technical insights, and creative processes, the discussions emphasize the importance of representation and inclusivity within the historically male-dominated realm of music technology. Topics regularly tackle mental health issues related to the music industry, with a lens on the unique challenges faced by women and gender-diverse individuals, encouraging listeners to engage in their creative endeavors and providing practical advice to navigate their musical journeys.
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