All Access: Recent Episodes
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All-Access provides a look into the work of musicians from around Victoria and farther. Interviews with artists from all genres and members of the musical community give a glimpse of what makes and breaks a musician in metropolitan British Columbia.
Music in this episode by Hokey Tookers, Sunshine & the Blue Moon, The Half Moon Shine, and Zuzu's Petals.
Music in this episode by Jo Passed, Katabat, Kid Lucifer and Zad Kokar & les Combi Beyaz
Music on this episode by Elder Sister Plum, Kye Plant, Prince Shima, Undertow, and Wise Child
Music in this episode by L.L, Sabine’s Birthday Surprise, Valiska, An Ant And An Atom & Foonyap, and Domesticated.
Music in this episode by Leon Lishner and Friends, and Rococode.
You can find Fear No Opera here
Music in this episode by Cosy Father, The Resistance Rising Choir, Jo Passed, Kimmortal, and Layten Kramer.
You can get more info and buy your tickets to Koksilah Music Fest here
More info about Primary Colours here
Music by Psycho & Plastic, Bright Boy, Colliding Canyons, Scars & Scarves, Suz, and Layton Kramer
Campbell sits down with a handful of musicians, who profess their love for their songs, instruments, or musical expression.
This episode was produced by Campbell McClintock, Elyse Mathes and Max Collins. Music in this episode is performed by Elan Noon, Zuzu's Petals, and Teenage Wedding. All-Access is made possible by Cordova Bay Entertainment Group, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.
Elyse sits down with two prominent women in Victoria's music scene.
Sophie Noelle explains feeling isolated as a female jazz musician.
Drummer Teresa Krottner recounts her experiences playing in a handful of Victoria musical projects.
This episode was produced by Elyse Mathes and Max Collins. Music in this episode was composed and performed by Big Thief, Grimes, Z!k, Teenage Wedding, and Pinner. All-Access is made possible with the generous support of Cordova Bay Entertainment Group and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.
CFUV Correspondent Phoenix explores two different aspects of Victoria's Do-It-Yourself music scene.
Stephen and Rob share their experience of opening up an all-ages venue and social hub.
Emily and Daniel explain how they began Chinatown Sessions, a series of live videos that feature Victoria bands.
In this episode of All-Access, Elyse and co-host Chloe speak with three Victoria singer-songwriters to find out how to write a song in three steps.
Indie rocker Kathryn Calder gives an intimate expose how lyric writing.
Suz Raudaschl, of Bridal Party fame, explains that her process doesn't have a distinct beginning or end.
Folk artist Vic Horvath contemplates whether they write songs, or their songs write themselves.
This episode was produced by Phoenix Bain, Elyse Mathes, and Max Collins. Music in this episode is performed by Six Brew Bantha, Open Relationship, and Kingdom Cloud. All-Access is made posible by Cordova Bay Entertainment Group, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.
In this episode of All-Access, Elyse and co-host Chloe speak with three Victoria singer-songwriters to find out how to write a song in three steps.
Indie rocker Kathryn Calder gives an intimate expose how lyric writing.
Suz Raudaschl, of Bridal Party fame, explains that her process doesn't have a distinct beginning or end.
Folk artist Vic Horvath contemplates whether they write songs, or their songs write themselves.
This eisode was produced by Chloe Wiesenthal, Kavan Hammond, Elyse Mathes, and Max Collins. Music in this episode is performed by Sussy, Kathryn Calder, Vic Horvath The New Pornograhpers, and Bridal Party. All-Access is made posible by Cordova Bay Entertainment Group, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.
In this episode, Elyse and co-hosts Campbell and Joe explore the origin of a few musical aliases.
LaRo$a joins CFUV again to explain the meaning behind her chosen alias.
Tristan Thompson of Diamond Cafe explains why he isn't able to use his own name for his musical endeavours.
All-Access is made possible with the generous support of Cordova Bay Entertainment Group and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.
This episode follows sound healing, and the ties between mental wellbeing and music.
Local hip-hop artist LaRo$a explains using vocal tones in her music.
CFUV correspondent Phoenix explains the ancient art of sound healing.
CFUV Correspondent Jyoti speaks to local music therapist Kim Brame.
All-Access is made possible with the generous support of Cordova Bay Entertainment Group, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.
Elyse and CFUV correspondent Campbell examine how to start a band in four steps.
Members of local pop four-piece Peach Pyramid (who also each play in different musical projects) explain how they begin a new creative endeavour.
All-Access is made possible with the generous support of Cordova Bay Entertainment Group, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.
Elyse explores the links between music and community.
In this episode CFUV speaks with Victoria's Community Choir to learn more about creating community through song.
Wayne Lavallee explains the use of vocables in Indigenous music, and how music is used to keep Indigenous culture thriving.
All-Access is made possible from the generous support of Cordova Bay Entertainment Group, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.
In this episode, Elyse is joined with co-host Campbell to interview the members of Victoria band Peach Pyramind on how to start a band. Before they embark on their investigation, Elyse asks Campbell about his experiences as a musician.
All-Access premieres Monday, March 5th. To hear more stories like these, subscribe to All-Access wherever you get your podcasts. This program is made possible by the generous support of the Community Radio Fund of Canada.