Recorded History
GoLoudRecorded History, hosted by Ed Smith, is a series where you get to hear about the lives and histories of your favourite artists… and theirs. New episodes released every Sunday feature Ed in conversation with homegrown and international musicians, writers, artists and creatives about the three records that have defined their lives. This isn’t yet another podcast highlighting the coolest, edgiest or... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 29 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Categories | MusicMusic Commentary | ||||
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Latest Episodes
Camille O'Sullivans life offstage has been as fascinating and captivating as she is on it. Her father, a dashing racing car driver, falling in love with her French mother in Monaco. The family moving to rural Cork and her exposure to music through he... more
On 29th September, Claddagh Records will publish Real to Reel: Garech Browne & Claddagh Records by James Morrissey – a new large-format hardback book together with a vinyl box set celebrating the life of Guinness heir Garech Browne and his quest to p... more
With her powerful voice and equally incredible band, Fight Like Aoes, Maykay belted onto the scene in the early noughties and absolutely lit up the Irish music scene. After 3 albums the band went their separate ways but her journey sontinued with the... more
Al Hester, aka Maser is one of Ireland's most respected and influential visual artists with a reputation that has gained worldwide recognition. From his beginning as a young teen with just a bag of spraycans on his back and a gang of pals, Dublin was... more
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- Really enjoyable podcast
Really love this podcast but maybe it would benefit a little by playing part of the music being discussed
Apple Podcasts4Jules36817
Ireland10 months ago - No music
Good interviews but really let down by playing no music from the albums being discussed
Apple Podcasts3Jordan F1Irelanda year ago
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Apple Podcasts | #138 | Ireland/Music/Music Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #189 |  Hong Kong/Music/Music Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #195 |  United Arab Emirates/Music/Music Commentary |
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