Relative Rhythms | Where Music & Dance Meet

Our interview with drummer and percussionist, Spencer Inch. We talk about being on the road with a musical, being in the pit for the show Come From Away, learning the bodhran, and pushing through imposter syndrome. Spencer's Website: https://www.spencerinch.com/ WEBSITE: ⁠⁠https://www.relativerhythms.com/ SUPPORT OUR WORK: https://www.patreon.com/RelativeRhythms EMAIL US: ⁠relativerhythms@gmail.com⁠ INSTAGRAM: @relativerhythms FACEBOOK: ⁠@relativerhythms TIKTOK: ⁠@relativerhythms MUSIC Theme Song: "For the Love of It" by Adam Price Midroll: "Rotten Grapes" by The Adam Price Group Outro: "Mzungu" by The Adam Price Group Start your own podcast with ⁠Riverside⁠!

Our conversation with singer-songwriter Hugh Trimble. We talk to him about street performance and busking, his songwriting process, hooking and engaging an audience, imposter syndrome, and the role of an artist in a hurting world. Hugh's Website: https://www.atomicranchband.com/ WEBSITE: ⁠⁠https://www.relativerhythms.com/ SUPPORT OUR WORK: https://www.patreon.com/RelativeRhythms EMAIL US: ⁠relativerhythms@gmail.com⁠ INSTAGRAM: @relativerhythms FACEBOOK: @relativerhythms TIKTOK: ⁠@relativerhythms MUSIC Theme Song: "For the Love of It" by Adam Price Midroll: "Kon Tiki" by Hugh Trimble Outro: "Robin and Sam" by Hugh Trimble & The Atomic Ranch Band Start your own podcast with ⁠Riverside⁠!

Evie Ladin, a talented singer-songwriter and banjo player, dives into the rich tapestry of folk traditions and the cultural significance of music and dance. She shares insights on community-based learning, emphasizing joy through inclusivity rather than formal training. Evie discusses the vital connection between rhythm and dance, advocating for better teaching methods. With her experience in directing the International Body Music Festival, she highlights how movement fosters cultural ties, and the creative process enriches human connections.

Travis Knights, a talented tap dancer, producer, and podcaster known for The Tap Love Tour and Jazz United Jam, shares his insights on the synergy between tap dance and live music. He emphasizes the importance of continuous growth and collaboration in the arts. The conversation dives into his artistic journey, addressing the challenges of blending creativity with cultural expectations. Travis also highlights the significance of community support and encouragement in fostering resilience, all while showcasing his innovative projects like the 'Mars Project' that creatively intertwine dance with Sci-Fi themes.

Sandra Kluge, a German-born tap percussionist and educator based in Brooklyn, brings a unique perspective on tap as a musical instrument. She discusses the art of recording tap shoes and the distinction between tap dancing and tap percussion. Sandra shares her insights on the challenges of tap dance education today and emphasizes the need for authenticity in artistic expression. She also explores how music can provide solace amidst conflict, making a compelling case for tap's rich musicality in various contexts.

Welcome to the debut episode of Relative Rhythms! In honor of National Tap Dance Day, Adam Price and Emily Jane Acree launch into the heart and soul of their new podcast, where they explore the intersection of tap dance and jazz music. Join us for an engaging and laughter-filled introduction, featuring a candid Q&A designed to break the ice and help you get to know your hosts. Discover what inspired Adam and Emily to start the podcast, their aspirations for building bridges between music and dance communities, and some fascinating insights into jazz and tap history. This episode touches on everything from their educational journeys to favorite artists like Jimmy Slyde and Chet Baker, and the often-overlooked connections between tap dance, jazz music, and the broader performing arts culture. Packed with personal stories, historical tidbits, and aspirations for changing perceptions of percussive dance, this episode offers listeners a deep dive into the world of jazz-inspired tap dance. Tune in for an inspiring and heartfelt conversation aimed at creating more opportunities, communication, and understanding in the arts. ... RELATIVE RHYTHMS WEBSITE: ⁠www.relativerhythms.com EMAIL US: ⁠relativerhythms@gmail.com⁠ INSTAGRAM: @relativerhythms FACEBOOK: @relativerhythms TIKTOK: @relativerhythms ADAM PRICE WEBSITE: www.adampricemusic.com SPOTIFY: The Adam Price Group INSTAGRAM: @adampricemusic EMILY JANE ACREE WEBSITE: emilyjaneacree.com INSTAGRAM: @emilyjaneacree Music: "⁠Mzungu⁠" by The Adam Price Group Start your own podcast with ⁠Riverside⁠!

An introduction to our new podcast adventure! Hosted by musician Adam Price and dancer Emily Jane Acree. Breaking boundaries and building community within the Performing Arts. Episode 1 premieres May 25th, 2024 - National Tap Dance Day! Support our work at patreon.com/RelativeRhythms ... RELATIVE RHYTHMS WEBSITE: www.relativerhythms.com EMAIL US: relativerhythms@gmail.com INSTAGRAM: @relativerhythms FACEBOOK: Relative Rhythms ADAM PRICE WEBSITE: www.adampricemusic.com INSTAGRAM: @adampricemusic SPOTIFY: The Adam Price Group EMILY JANE ACREE WEBSITE: www.emilyjaneacree.com INSTAGRAM: @emilyjaneacree Music: Mzungu by The Adam Price Group Start your own podcast with Riverside!