It’s another premiere episode, as this week we welcome Columbus-based musician and producer Derek Christopher into the studio. His wife, Dani Joy, also joins us along with a surprise appearance by previous guest DJ Ginsu.
DC is one-half of Wandering Stars, and is poised to release a new album, Skin Jobs, containing remixes of all local musicians and bands. You’ll hear two exclusive tracks from the album, along with other music from Wandering Stars and Billy Zenn.
The show teeters on the edge from the very beginning, all due to the global smorgasbord of Asiatic Kentucky Mules, German Weisse beer and Atsuki Bean Cakes. DC tells wonderful stories about the music, movies and his love of local musicians. He also lets everyone know he’s not a fan of bean cakes…
It’s a laughter-filled show that fully embraces our near-to-our hearts mantra of always podcasting without a net…
DJ Ginsu mixing Asiatic Kentucky Mules for this show…
Music on the show:
Wandering Stars – Just Rats
Billy Zenn & The Ringers – Don’t I Know You?
Billy Zenn & The Ringers – Don’t I Know You? (Wandering Stars Remix)
Matt Monta and The Haymakers – President’s Face (Wandering Stars Remix)
This week, musician/producer Derek Christopher joins us with new music and his take on the shortcomings of ComFest. A member of Wandering Stars and Joy Thieves, he also produces local P.O.C. artists in his home studio. We talk about how a banjo riff got stuck in his head, and relates…
This week, we have exclusive premieres of three new songs by Wandering Stars' Derek Christopher. Also joining us is local artist Konstantine. We talk about dealing with COVID-19, the protests and civil unrest in our country, as well as talk about the anxiety surrounding all of this. The music is…
If it's June, that means it's time for another episode of our monthly series Three Bands With... This week, professional musician Dan Milligan joins the show from Chicago. Dan is the "Chief Thief" and founder of the post-industrial supergroup The Joy Thieves (local band Wandering Stars are also members of…
Rick has been involved with music in many capacities for over 30 years, bringing his experience in terrestrial and digital radio, live music and journalism to Music In Motion Columbus. He's a writer, raconteur and consumer of eclectic music/coffee.
~ Yesterday's weirdness is tomorrow's reason why ~
Hunter S. Thompson
“I say, play your own way. Don’t play what the public want - you play what you want and let the public pick up on what you doing - even if it does take them fifteen, twenty years.” ~ Thelonius Monk
Leave a Reply