http://www.innerear.co.uk New Media Production Sat, 17 May 2008 11:24:18 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Bulleit Bourbon produced a series of events in Glasgow and Edinburgh featuring a credible combination of classic and contemporary counterculture artists. Inner Ear were commissioned to produce a podcast series to promote and accompany the events. The brief was broad and open to interpretation.]]> http://www.innerear.co.uk/productions/external_marketing_productions/bulleit-sessions/ Leading Scottish law firm, Burness, commissioned us to produce their podcast series: The Brief. Burness are the first law firm in Scotland, and one of the first in the UK, to use podcasting in client communications.]]> http://www.innerear.co.uk/productions/internal_comms_productions/the-brief/ Tune Up is a Scottish Arts Council supported initiative that enables Scottish and international musicians to tour to venues around Scotland. It is funded by National Lottery and was established in 2003 to bring high quality live music to communities the length and breadth of the country.]]> http://www.innerear.co.uk/productions/tune-up/ Trocabrahma is a cultural exchange project by Brahma Beer which enables UK artists and musicians to collaborate with their Brazilian counterparts. Inner Ear were asked to create a documentary series and online community.]]> http://www.innerear.co.uk/productions/trocabrahma/ Internationally renowned DJ, producer, presenter and remixer, Diplo, shares his thoughts on the contemporary Brasilian scene while Ben Westbeech shows us the collaboration between Bonde Do Role and the UK’s Radioclit and Amanda Blank. ]]> http://www.innerear.co.uk/productions/external_marketing_productions/trocabrahma/trocabrahma_episode6/ Four Tet finds out how a group of musicians, and non-musicians, in Sao Paulo came together to found the Open Field Church, friends who perform a cappella versions of indie classics. Hear how Four Tet fused his electronica with raucous singing.]]> http://www.innerear.co.uk/productions/external_marketing_productions/trocabrahma/trocabrahma_episode5/ Gruffy Rhys meets Tony Da Gatorra mashing melancholic melody with Brasilian electronic protest singing. While mixing sweet songs with electric beats and tweets, we sample typical Sao Paulo eats and treats. Presented by Ira from CSS.]]> http://www.innerear.co.uk/productions/external_marketing_productions/trocabrahma/trocabrahma_episode4/ King Creosote meets Romulo Froes fusing Scottish folk rock with contemporary Bossa Nova. KC and his band visit the market in Sao Paulo, marvel at the pigs trotters and eat fruits you wouldn’t wear. Plus contemporary folk in Brazil and live music.]]> http://www.innerear.co.uk/productions/external_marketing_productions/trocabrahma/trocabrahma_episode3/ Gilles Peterson hangs out with young jazz singer and beats producer Ben Westbeech as he jams with Brasilian soul jazz singer Tita Lima. Ben and Tita hit it off together musically and we hear snippets from the rehearsal process plus exclusive live recordings.]]> http://www.innerear.co.uk/productions/external_marketing_productions/trocabrahma/trocabrahma_episode2/ Following his TrocaBrahma clash with Tropicalia legends Os Mutantes, Optimo’s JD Twitch discusses their collaborative process, while Mutantes’ affable front-man Sergio muses on Brasil’s current cultural/political climate...]]> http://www.innerear.co.uk/productions/external_marketing_productions/trocabrahma/trocabrahma_episode1/