Heidi Vogel's guest appearances

Heidi Vogel

Book Slam Podcast

Jus Like Music

Holding Up The Ladder

Finding Rhythms (Presenter Robin Harris)

Francesca Beard

Viv Groskop

Jonathan Safran Foer

Caitlin Moran

Howard Jacobson

William Boyd

Philip Pullman

Diana Evans

Cerys Matthews

Laura Lippman

Marlon James

Tom Wright

Jon Ronson

Chuck Palahniuk

Jackie Kay

OwlTail

Heidi provides an interesting and insightful look at the power of singing, what inspired her, early influences, what makes a voice communicate to an audience and the importance of seeking out the roots of music.

Heidi provides an interesting and insightful look at the power of singing, what inspired her, early influences, what makes a voice communicate to an audience and the importance of seeking out the roots of music.

Don't imitate but find your own voice with Cinematic Orchestra's Vocalist Heidi Vogel

Every city has its ‘scene’ those spaces where groups of people with a similar aesthetic, value system or art discipline or music style find each other. Well in London the jazz, soul, session musician scene is on one hand really big yet on the other really tiny - everyone knows each other and if they don’t, they’ll know someone who knows someone you know. And it’s through this same scene that I met today’s guest, vocalist and songwriter Heidi Vogel.Heidi has toured the world opening for artists such as Erykah Badu; performed at Montreux Jazz festival for Quincy Jones; performed at many of the world’s major festivals and on the finest stages including Cape Town Jazz Festival, London’s Royal Albert Hall, Glastonbury, the Sydney Opera House, Coachella, Central Park Summerstage in New York, North Sea Jazz &amp; Blue Note Jazz Festivals. She’s performed and/or recorded with some incredible artists, Bobby Mcferrin, Thundercat, Isaac Hayes, Moses Sumney, Miguel Attwood Ferguson, Chick Korea, Hermeto Pascoal and some of the UK’s most established artists on the scene (that seen I was telling you about) Soweto Kinch, Tawiah, Roots Manuva, Ty, Terry Walker to name a few.We talk about our love of making lists and reaching musical milestones that seem to elude us. This was a really honest conversation about what it’s like being a working musician, about lifelong learning, about being too hard on yourself at times because I think artists who are really passionate about what they do live, to quote Heidi in ‘devotion to the art’.You’ll hear a lot of laughter and a lot of reminiscing and hopefully you’ll not only hear a beautiful voice but a generous, open and deep-thinking person.Guest: Heidi VogelTitle: I’m on a journey of who I want to become as a musicianIG: @heidilevoHeidi’s songs from her album 'Turn up the Quiet': Medo De AmarDindi (feat. Austin Peralta)ModinhaBlack NarcissusArtists on playlist: Baby Rose, Thundercat, H.E.R, Summer WalkerIf you'd like to support the podcast click here Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Every city has its ‘scene’ those spaces where groups of people with a similar aesthetic, value system or art discipline or music style find each other. Well in London the jazz, soul, session musician scene is on one hand really big yet on the other really tiny - everyone knows each other and if they don’t, they’ll know someone who knows someone you know. And it’s through this same scene that I met today’s guest, vocalist and songwriter Heidi Vogel.Heidi has toured the world opening for artists such as Erykah Badu; performed at Montreux Jazz festival for Quincy Jones; performed at many of the world’s major festivals and on the finest stages including Cape Town Jazz Festival, London’s Royal Albert Hall, Glastonbury, the Sydney Opera House, Coachella, Central Park Summerstage in New York, North Sea Jazz &amp; Blue Note Jazz Festivals. She’s performed and/or recorded with some incredible artists, Bobby Mcferrin, Thundercat, Isaac Hayes, Moses Sumney, Miguel Attwood Ferguson, Chick Korea, Hermeto Pascoal and some of the UK’s most established artists on the scene (that seen I was telling you about) Soweto Kinch, Tawiah, Roots Manuva, Ty, Terry Walker to name a few.We talk about our love of making lists and reaching musical milestones that seem to elude us. This was a really honest conversation about what it’s like being a working musician, about lifelong learning, about being too hard on yourself at times because I think artists who are really passionate about what they do live, to quote Heidi in ‘devotion to the art’.You’ll hear a lot of laughter and a lot of reminiscing and hopefully you’ll not only hear a beautiful voice but a generous, open and deep-thinking person.Guest: Heidi VogelTitle: I’m on a journey of who I want to become as a musicianIG: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/heidilevo/ " rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">@heidilevo</a>Heidi’s songs from her album 'Turn up the Quiet': Medo De AmarDindi (feat. Austin Peralta)ModinhaBlack NarcissusArtists on playlist: Baby Rose, Thundercat, H.E.R, Summer Walker If you'd like to support the podcast click <a href="https://www.paypal.me/holdinguptheladder" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">here</a> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Jon McGregor

Book Slam's 43rd podcast chops the dead wood, sets it ablaze and then burns an effigy of it, on it, so to speak ... Suffice to say, Elliott Jack and Francesca Beard (pictured, © Nick Cunard) introduce Jon McGregor and his brilliant collection of short stories 'This Sort Of Thing Doesn't Happen To Someone Like You', Rachel Rose Reid waxing Dickensian, Heidi Vogel being highly vocal and an ace new short story from Charles Beckett. Elliott steps out of the shadows, Francesca removes his spectacles and says, 'Miss Jones ...'

Book Slam's 43rd podcast chops the dead wood, sets it ablaze and then burns an effigy of it, on it, so to speak ... Suffice to say, Elliott Jack and <a href="http://bookslam.com/alumni/profile/?a=49" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Francesca Beard</a> (pictured, © <a href="http://www.nickcunard.co.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Nick Cunard</a>) introduce <a href="http://bookslam.com/alumni/profile/?a=118" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jon McGregor</a> and his brilliant collection of short stories '<a href="http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/1408809265/patrickneatec-21/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">This Sort Of Thing Doesn't Happen To Someone Like You</a>', <a href="http://bookslam.com/alumni/profile/?a=223" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Rachel Rose Reid</a> waxing Dickensian, <a href="http://bookslam.com/alumni/profile/?a=222" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Heidi Vogel</a> being highly vocal and an ace new short story from Charles Beckett. Elliott steps out of the shadows, Francesca removes his spectacles and says, 'Miss Jones ...'

Book Slam Podcast 43 (featuring Jon McGregor, Rachel Rose Reid, Heidi Vogel and more)