Lia Menaker's guest appearances

Lia Menaker

Women of Substance Music Podcast

25 O'Clock

Dreams Not Memes Podcast 

Quince Questions?

Yo! That’s My Jawn: The Podcast

Women of Substance Music Podcast Volume 1

Emily Herbein

Laura Lizcano

John Faye

Alex Stanilla

Carolyn Lederach

Jesse Lundy

Brian Walker

Juliet Eve

Erin Fox

Christine Elise

Paul Marchesani

Keith Marlowe

Maggie Poulos

Don McCloskey

Dan Drago

OwlTail

With expressive, soulful vocals soaring over a mix of ambient pop, electronic, and alternative R&amp;B sounds, Lia Menaker’s music moves beyond genre to sit in a world of its own. Dubbed “Noirtronica” by WXPN radio, Menaker’s music calls back to jazz vocalists like Nina Simone and Amy Winehouse - while also experimenting with space and percussive electronic elements reminiscent of Bjork and Portishead.  Menaker's music has been played over radio stations across the east coast, including Philadelphia's iHeartRadio (Alt 104.5) and NPR (WXPN 88.5), who consequently included Menaker in the “2020 Best of Philly: Pandemic Edition.” She also created the original score for Welcome to Campfire's danceplay and subsequent film, "Subject". Now based in Philadelphia, Menaker has performed in 50+ cities around the country. She balances performing (locally and online) with producing and vocal coaching through her home studio. Learn more about Lia's journey and her journey of discovery and rediscovery on today's episode of Dreams Not Memes.   Socials  IG: instagram.com/liamenaker;  FB: Facebook.com/liamenaker  Bandcamp: https://liamenaker.bandcamp.com;  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/37NS0lpeIGIA2qNDr5HtyM;  YouTube: youtube.com/liamenaker  ---   Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dreamsnotmemes/support

With expressive, soulful vocals soaring over a mix of ambient pop, electronic, and alternative R&amp;B sounds, Lia Menaker’s music moves beyond genre to sit in a world of its own. Dubbed “Noirtronica” by WXPN radio, Menaker’s music calls back to jazz vocalists like Nina Simone and Amy Winehouse - while also experimenting with space and percussive electronic elements reminiscent of Bjork and Portishead. Menaker's music has been played over radio stations across the east coast, including Philadelphia's iHeartRadio (Alt 104.5) and NPR (WXPN 88.5), who consequently included Menaker in the “2020 Best of Philly: Pandemic Edition.” She also created the original score for Welcome to Campfire's danceplay and subsequent film, "Subject". Now based in Philadelphia, Menaker has performed in 50+ cities around the country. She balances performing (locally and online) with producing and vocal coaching through her home studio. Learn more about Lia's journey and her journey of discovery and rediscovery on today's episode of Dreams Not Memes.  Socials  IG: <a href="http://instagram.com/liamenaker" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">instagram.com/liamenaker</a>;  FB: <a href="http://Facebook.com/liamenaker" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook.com/liamenaker</a> Bandcamp: <a href="https://liamenaker.bandcamp.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://liamenaker.bandcamp.com</a>;  Spotify: <a href="https://open.spotify.com/artist/37NS0lpeIGIA2qNDr5HtyM" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://open.spotify.com/artist/37NS0lpeIGIA2qNDr5HtyM</a>; YouTube: <a href="http://youtube.com/liamenaker" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">youtube.com/liamenaker</a> --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dreamsnotmemes/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dreamsnotmemes/support</a>

Episode 327: Rediscovering Your Music: A Conversation with Lia Menaker 

New episode! Nate celebrates a jam packed New Release Friday and tells the tale of the rare moment in 8th grade when he was cool. Then, Nate chats with musician Lia Menaker. The two discuss growing up with an interest in musical theater, learning and playing piano, her early songwriting, writing and recording the album Animal Behavior, touring the US, life on the road, learning to use Ableton and finding her sound, creating the I Am Kyros EP on Twitch, the Pandemic and streaming, building a community, collaboration, working with JClay on “I Can’t Do This Without You,” music videos, releasing singles vs. albums, crafting her live show, writing “Christmas Alone (But Together At Home),” “Noirtronica,” teaching vocal lessons, and her Patreon community. All before entering The Jawntlet!--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ytmj/messageSupport this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ytmj/support

New episode! Nate celebrates a jam packed New Release Friday and tells the tale of the rare moment in 8th grade when he was cool. Then, Nate chats with musician Lia Menaker. The two discuss growing up with an interest in musical theater, learning and playing piano, her early songwriting, writing and recording the album Animal Behavior, touring the US, life on the road, learning to use Ableton and finding her sound, creating the I Am Kyros EP on Twitch, the Pandemic and streaming, building a community, collaboration, working with JClay on “I Can’t Do This Without You,” music videos, releasing singles vs. albums, crafting her live show, writing “Christmas Alone (But Together At Home),” “Noirtronica,” teaching vocal lessons, and her Patreon community. All before entering The Jawntlet! --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ytmj/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ytmj/message</a> Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ytmj/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ytmj/support</a>

Ep. 3.14 - Lia Menaker

With expressive, soulful vocals soaring over a mix of ambient pop, electronic, and alternative R&amp;B sounds, Lia Menaker’s music moves beyond genre to sit in a world of its own. Dubbed “Noirtronica” by WXPN radio, Menaker’s music calls back to jazz vocalists like Nina Simone and Amy Winehouse - while also experimenting with space and percussive electronic elements reminiscent of Bjork and Portishead. Menaker’s latest EP and self-producing debut I Am Kyros is a collection of five songs that explore identity and the self-perceptions and storylines that run our lives. Songs from the album have been played over radio stations across the east coast, including Philadelphia's iHeartRadio (Alt 104.5) and NPR (WXPN 88.5), who consequently included Menaker in the “2020 Best of Philly: Pandemic Edition.” Now based in Philadelphia, Menaker has performed in 50+ cities around the country. She balances performing (locally and online) with producing and vocal coaching through her home studio.  flowpage.com/liamenaker

With expressive, soulful vocals soaring over a mix of ambient pop, electronic, and alternative R&amp;B sounds, Lia Menaker’s music moves beyond genre to sit in a world of its own. Dubbed “Noirtronica” by WXPN radio, Menaker’s music calls back to jazz vocalists like Nina Simone and Amy Winehouse - while also experimenting with space and percussive electronic elements reminiscent of Bjork and Portishead. Menaker’s latest EP and self-producing debut I Am Kyros is a collection of five songs that explore identity and the self-perceptions and storylines that run our lives. Songs from the album have been played over radio stations across the east coast, including Philadelphia's iHeartRadio (Alt 104.5) and NPR (WXPN 88.5), who consequently included Menaker in the “2020 Best of Philly: Pandemic Edition.” Now based in Philadelphia, Menaker has performed in 50+ cities around the country. She balances performing (locally and online) with producing and vocal coaching through her home studio. <a href="https://l.instagram.com/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fflowpage.com%2Fliamenaker&amp;e=ATNco2uTy4Or7lZyVJ7xSUBnY4k9g471m2mk5QUoM_zJHVcnAHcTqPQYenb1bwlllrUB3zEQWcc-bEIW3TK9gcpzrebKbkhkd-5RrA&amp;s=1" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">flowpage.com/liamenaker</a>

Ep. 187 Lia Menaker

Lia comes from a background of musical theater and acting, but found that songwriting gave her the chance to be whatever she wanted to be. Dan and Lia talk about her life on stage from a young age, her transition into a singer-songwriter, her new EP 'I Am Kyros', and how she learned to stop letting the "journey of success' define her. The two discuss not taking every gig that pops up, acknowledging what about being a musician you don't like, and a love of gigs that end before 11pm.

Lia comes from a background of musical theater and acting, but found that songwriting gave her the chance to be whatever she wanted to be. Dan and Lia talk about her life on stage from a young age, her transition into a singer-songwriter, her new EP 'I Am Kyros', and how she learned to stop letting the "journey of success' define her. The two discuss not taking every gig that pops up, acknowledging what about being a musician you don't like, and a love of gigs that end before 11pm.