A brand new episode of WorldArts 'TRANSMISSIONS premieres next Tuesday, April 19th at 12PM PST, featuring bluesy rock'n'rollers The Record Company. The show is hosted by TV and radio personality Nic Harcourt. You can tune in and watch the episode here: WorldArts.com/Transmissions
Influenced by the rough honesty of their heroes--bluesmen like John Lee Hooker, early punk bands like The Stooges, and rock greats like The Rolling Stones--The Record Company's sound incorporates slide guitar, distorted bass, a garage-sale Ludwig drum kit and the heartland-hued voice of Chris Vos, who grew up on a Wisconsin dairy farm. The three-man group started in late 2011, hanging up some old mics and recording live in the bass player's living room in Los Feliz, CA. The Record Company have since played concert halls across North America, opening for acts as diverse as B.B. King, Social Distortion, Buddy Guy, Grace Potter, and Trombone Shorty.
The new TRANSMISSIONS episode featuring The Record Company will showcase the talented band performing some of their hits in addition to an intimate interview with Nic Harcourt. Check out a clip of The Record Company performing their track "Hard Day Coming Down" HERE.
TRANSMISSIONS is an original live performance and interview webseries hosted by famed radio and TV personality, journalist and tastemaker Nic Harcourt. The bi-monthly webseries launched on February 2, 2016 with two episodes featuring country music icon Lucinda Williams and alternative Latino band Chicano Batman. Following episodes featured artists ranging from established acts to up-and-coming independent artists including Silversun Pickups, Berlin and more. Fans can watch TRANSMISSIONS here: worldarts.com/transmissions.
TRANSMISSIONS Schedule:
February 2 Lucinda Williams; Chicano Batman
February 16 Silversun Pickups
March 2 Freedom Fry
March 15 Berlin
Filmed at the WorldArts headquarters in Los Angeles, CA and hosted on the WorldArts website and
Youtube channel, TRANSMISSIONS was created and produced by Nude & Ginger Production Co., a production duo comprised of Nic Harcourt and Kita Klane. Harcourt is widely regarded as one of the most important and influential music tastemakers of the last 20 years. Through his radio and television shows he has helped launch the careers of such artists as Adele, Coldplay, Norah Jones, Interpol, and Florence & the Machine. Klane is a Los Angeles based producer and artist who has her finger firmly on the digital pulse.
This combination lends TRANSMISSIONS a unique advantage. Klane brings the artist's eye to the filming and editing process, instilling an intimate quality to the visuals in order tocommunicate the dynamics within the performance and music. Harcourt contributes hiswidely regarded curation expertise, depth of music industry experience and unmatchedinterview skills. The overall effect is highly stylized, immediately identifiable original music content.
WorldArts provides a global platform that helps artists bring their career to the next level by providing direct contact to fans, brands and industry professionals. In addition to original content series such as Transmissions, WorldArts provides artists with key access andopportunities including video shoots, recording sessions, sales, and access to the Los Angeles based WorldArts stage.
"At WorldArts we understand what artists need to be able to make it and we're creating a viable platform for artists across a wide range of genres," said Larry Underwood, WorldArts CEO and Founder. "Transmissions is our first original content series and it was key that the series reflect who we are. Partnering with Nic and Kita gives us a great platform to celebrate a wide-range of emerging and established artists."
"For Transmissions we wanted to create something that felt intimate-that brought viewers up close to artists and gave the feeling that they were actually there witnessing the performance live," said Harcourt. "With its global platform, understanding of music and depth of offerings, WorldArtsmade for the perfect partner."
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