Kevin Griffiths's guest appearances

Kevin Griffiths

Tsuba Records

Balance Selections Podcast

Mooch Podcast

The Legacy of John Williams Podcast

The Sitdown with Sport Endorse

Josh Butler

Emanuel Satie

Josh Wink

Alex Kennon

Harry Romero

Alan Fitzpatrick

Enrico Sangiuliano

Theo Kottis

David Newman

Joseph Ashworth

Öona Dahl

Jeremy Olander

Tim Engelhardt

Guy J

Dee Montero

OwlTail

Discover what serial entrepreneur, Kevin Griffiths (Leguano &amp; FoodForSport Ireland) has to say about building consumer brands &amp; booking and working with elite athletes on the Sport Endorse Platform.Instagram - @leguanoireland @foodforsport2021 @sport_endorseTwitter - @followteamgb @manbhatia8 Show notes:1:41 – Former station manager for Clare Morris community radio in Mayo4:20 – Motivation to bring Leguano barefoot shoes to Ireland &amp; UK markets6:40 – A food range that is part of daily routine and is not separate from other nutrition required for training8:00 – Venturing into influencer promotion to expand market for products9:20 – Empowering athletes to supplement their training and get traction on sponsorship11:35 – Daughter is an all-Ireland medal winner in 60m and Long jump13:50 – Attraction to the Sport Endorse Platform15:05 – Elite athletes offer understanding and passion towards products17:50 – Olympic athletes should not have to worry about financial burden that comes with competing20:55 – Sponsorship experience on the platform22:20 – Working experience with elite athletes booked on the platform24:40 – Transparent flow to select athletes26:00 – Awareness marketing is key to building long term position for brand

Discover what serial entrepreneur, Kevin Griffiths (Leguano &amp; FoodForSport Ireland) has to say about building consumer brands &amp; booking and working with elite athletes on the Sport Endorse Platform.Instagram - <a href="https://www.instagram.com/leguanoireland/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@leguanoireland</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/foodforsport2021/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@foodforsport2021</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/sport_endorse/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@sport_endorse</a>Twitter - <a href="https://twitter.com/followteamgb" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@followteamgb</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/manbhatia8" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@manbhatia8 </a>Show notes:1:41 – Former station manager for Clare Morris community radio in Mayo4:20 – Motivation to bring Leguano barefoot shoes to Ireland &amp; UK markets6:40 – A food range that is part of daily routine and is not separate from other nutrition required for training8:00 – Venturing into influencer promotion to expand market for products9:20 – Empowering athletes to supplement their training and get traction on sponsorship11:35 – Daughter is an all-Ireland medal winner in 60m and Long jump13:50 – Attraction to the Sport Endorse Platform15:05 – Elite athletes offer understanding and passion towards products17:50 – Olympic athletes should not have to worry about financial burden that comes with competing20:55 – Sponsorship experience on the platform22:20 – Working experience with elite athletes booked on the platform24:40 – Transparent flow to select athletes26:00 – Awareness marketing is key to building long term position for brand

Episode 6: Kevin Griffiths, Leguano & FoodForSport

The English-born conductor talks about the brand-new recording "Spotlight on John Williams", the debut album of the Swiss-based City Light Symphony Orchestra, a 2-CD collection of some of John Williams' film masterpiecesSpotlight on John Williams presents the City Light Symphony Orchestra conducted by English-born Maestro Kevin Griffiths in a 100-minute musical journey throughout some of John Williams’ movie masterworks, featuring such acclaimed soloists as Valentine Michaud, Reinhold Friedrich and Paul Meyer. The selections include 21 tracks, including music from many of the popular film franchises the composer is associated with – the Star Wars saga is represented by a 4-movement suite from The Force Awakens and the Indiana Jones movies with the riveting “End Credits” suite from The Temple of Doom, while the Harry Potter wizarding world is featured with four selections from The Sorcerer’s Stone, The Chamber of Secrets and The Prisoner of Azkaban. The stirring themes from such beloved film scores as Hook, Jurassic Park, Superman are also represented, but there is space for other Williams’ gems like “Viktor’s Tale” from The Terminal, the patriotic themes from JFK and Born on the Fourth of July, the jazzy 3-movement “Escapades” suite for alto saxophone from Catch Me If You Can, the lively opening credits from The Adventures of Tintin, and the stirring Americana of The Cowboys Overture. The recording is a real showcase of the City Light Symphony Orchestra’s brilliance – the performance is tight and vigorous, the spectrum of sonorities they bring out is sparkling, full of colours and nuances, but always focused and sharp at the same time. In this conversation, conductor Kevin Griffiths talks with The Legacy of John Williams about the challenges of recording the album, how the project was put together and how he worked with the City Light Symphony Orchestra to bring out all the marvelous nuances and details of John Williams’ music. He also talks about the differences of conducting live to picture vs. traditional symphonic setting, how the audience’s perception of film music has changed throughout the years, and what John Williams’ music meant for him since childhood, while also reflecting on the legacy of the Maestro. Spotlight on John Williams is released on Prospero Classical For more information, visit https://thelegacyofjohnwilliams.com/2021/04/09/kevin-griffiths-city-light-interview/

The English-born conductor talks about the brand-new recording "Spotlight on John Williams", the debut album of the Swiss-based City Light Symphony Orchestra, a 2-CD collection of some of John Williams' film masterpieces Spotlight on John Williams presents the City Light Symphony Orchestra conducted by English-born Maestro Kevin Griffiths in a 100-minute musical journey throughout some of John Williams’ movie masterworks, featuring such acclaimed soloists as Valentine Michaud, Reinhold Friedrich and Paul Meyer. The selections include 21 tracks, including music from many of the popular film franchises the composer is associated with – the Star Wars saga is represented by a 4-movement suite from The Force Awakens and the Indiana Jones movies with the riveting “End Credits” suite from The Temple of Doom, while the Harry Potter wizarding world is featured with four selections from The Sorcerer’s Stone, The Chamber of Secrets and The Prisoner of Azkaban. The stirring themes from such beloved film scores as Hook, Jurassic Park, Superman are also represented, but there is space for other Williams’ gems like “Viktor’s Tale” from The Terminal, the patriotic themes from JFK and Born on the Fourth of July, the jazzy 3-movement “Escapades” suite for alto saxophone from Catch Me If You Can, the lively opening credits from The Adventures of Tintin, and the stirring Americana of The Cowboys Overture. The recording is a real showcase of the City Light Symphony Orchestra’s brilliance – the performance is tight and vigorous, the spectrum of sonorities they bring out is sparkling, full of colours and nuances, but always focused and sharp at the same time. In this conversation, conductor Kevin Griffiths talks with The Legacy of John Williams about the challenges of recording the album, how the project was put together and how he worked with the City Light Symphony Orchestra to bring out all the marvelous nuances and details of John Williams’ music. He also talks about the differences of conducting live to picture vs. traditional symphonic setting, how the audience’s perception of film music has changed throughout the years, and what John Williams’ music meant for him since childhood, while also reflecting on the legacy of the Maestro. Spotlight on John Williams is released on Prospero Classical For more information, visit <a href="https://thelegacyofjohnwilliams.com/?p=1948" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://thelegacyofjohnwilliams.com/2021/04/09/kevin-griffiths-city-light-interview/</a>

Conductor Kevin Griffiths Talks "Spotlight on John Williams"

One of the more enduring house labels over the years have been Tsuba Recordings, a label incubated in the UK and celebrated world-wide. Known for pushing and releasing the more underground side of house, Tsuba has developed into a label that is pretty much played by everyone who loves a good groove, with producers like Detroit Swindle, Spencer Parker, Sebo K, Galcher Lustwerk and more, all boasting a Tsuba guernsey. Just have a listen to ‘Kung Fu Cantona’, arguably the labels biggest track (it did spend 2 months at number 2 on Beatport’s Deep House chart), to get an idea of the what Tsuba is all about - it’s smoky and hypnotic groove is hard to resist. The man behind that track, as well as the Tsuba label, Kevin Griffiths, is also next in line to deliver the next Balance Selections podcast. Over the past 8 years Kevin Griffiths have toured around the globe, and has graced the decks at the world’s most prestigious venues ranging from London’s fabric to Berlin’s Watergate. Now based in Adelaide, Australia, the Tsuba main man is showing no signs of slowing down with his productions and label, announcing projects like the vinyl-only pseudonym Midnight Special, a collaboration with ex-Peace Division main man Justin Drake, and also various Tuba releases (singles, EPs and compilations). Kevin Griffiths is truly a house disciple, and his podcast is a fine representation of all different degrees of house, from deep to tech to acid. It’s time for a session of some proper underground, head-down and hazy house vibes.Tracklisting and interview: http://www.balancemusic.com.au/news/balance-selections-011-kevin-griffiths-tsuba/

One of the more enduring house labels over the years have been Tsuba Recordings, a label incubated in the UK and celebrated world-wide. Known for pushing and releasing the more underground side of house, Tsuba has developed into a label that is pretty much played by everyone who loves a good groove, with producers like Detroit Swindle, Spencer Parker, Sebo K, Galcher Lustwerk and more, all boasting a Tsuba guernsey. Just have a listen to ‘Kung Fu Cantona’, arguably the labels biggest track (it did spend 2 months at number 2 on Beatport’s Deep House chart), to get an idea of the what Tsuba is all about - it’s smoky and hypnotic groove is hard to resist. The man behind that track, as well as the Tsuba label, Kevin Griffiths, is also next in line to deliver the next Balance Selections podcast. Over the past 8 years Kevin Griffiths have toured around the globe, and has graced the decks at the world’s most prestigious venues ranging from London’s fabric to Berlin’s Watergate. Now based in Adelaide, Australia, the Tsuba main man is showing no signs of slowing down with his productions and label, announcing projects like the vinyl-only pseudonym Midnight Special, a collaboration with ex-Peace Division main man Justin Drake, and also various Tuba releases (singles, EPs and compilations). Kevin Griffiths is truly a house disciple, and his podcast is a fine representation of all different degrees of house, from deep to tech to acid. It’s time for a session of some proper underground, head-down and hazy house vibes. Tracklisting and interview: <a href="http://www.balancemusic.com.au/news/balance-selections-011-kevin-griffiths-tsuba/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.balancemusic.com.au/news/balance-selections-011-kevin-griffiths-tsuba/</a>

Balance Selections 011: Kevin Griffiths

The Tsuba boss goes deep! To download right click below link and ”save link as..” MOOCH 013 – Kevin Griffiths  Subscribe in a reader Subscribe in iTunes Full tracklist below.  Intro peace division ‘basik’ (tsuba) kevin griffiths ‘cantona kung fu’ (tsuba) justin drake &amp; kevin griffiths ‘midnight special’ (tsuba) the cavalier ‘napoletano’ (drumpoet) mark e ‘oranges’ (spectral) strobelight acid ‘strobelight acid’ (12″) genius of time ‘houston we have a problem’ (royal oak) norm talley ‘pulsate’ (thema) todd terje ‘snooze 4 love’ (running back) matthew styles ‘don’t call me again’ (running back) the wire interlude omar s ‘here’s your trance now dance’ (fxhe) 

The Tsuba boss goes deep! To download right click below link and ”save link as..” <a href="https://moochlondon.files.wordpress.com/2011/08/mooch-013-kevin-griffiths.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">MOOCH 013 – Kevin Griffiths</a> <a href="http://feeds.feedburner.com/MoochPodcast" rel="alternate nofollow" target="_blank"></a> <a href="http://feeds.feedburner.com/MoochPodcast" rel="alternate nofollow" target="_blank">Subscribe in a reader</a> <a href="http://itunes.apple.com/podcast/mooch-podcast/id398030597" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Subscribe in iTunes</a> Full tracklist below. <ol> <li>Intro</li> <li>peace division ‘basik’ (tsuba)</li> <li>kevin griffiths ‘cantona kung fu’ (tsuba)</li> <li>justin drake &amp; kevin griffiths ‘midnight special’ (tsuba)</li> <li>the cavalier ‘napoletano’ (drumpoet)</li> <li>mark e ‘oranges’ (spectral)</li> <li>strobelight acid ‘strobelight acid’ (12″)</li> <li>genius of time ‘houston we have a problem’ (royal oak)</li> <li>norm talley ‘pulsate’ (thema)</li> <li>todd terje ‘snooze 4 love’ (running back)</li> <li>matthew styles ‘don’t call me again’ (running back)</li> <li>the wire interlude</li> <li>omar s ‘here’s your trance now dance’ (fxhe)</li> </ol>