Today FM - The Beat Goes On with Kelly-Anne ByrneEvery Saturday and Sunday night, Kelly-Anne's here to share her soul with you. And her disco, and her electronica, and whatever else she's got in her bag. This is music for the feet, picked from the heart of one of Ireland's best club DJs, and if you like the tunes, you'll love the stories about them.https://www.todayfm.com/podcasts/the-beat-goes-on-with-kelly-anne-byrneen-ieFri, 07 Feb 2020 10:06:22 +0000Every Saturday and Sunday night, Kelly-Anne's here to share her soul with you. And her disco, and her electronica, and whatever else she's got in her bag. This is music for the feet, picked from the heart of one of Ireland's best club DJs, and if you like the tunes, you'll love the stories about them.radio,podcast,The Beat Goes On with Kelly-Anne ByrneToday FMTodayFMinfo@todayfm.comnohttps://media.radiocms.net/uploads/content/005/images/podcasts/000037/1521978922_84875_player_podcast_series_560_1400x1400.jpgKelly-Anne Byrne chats to Detroit Swindle's Maarten Smeets about how he and Lars came to produce music together, the importance of mixing different genres when they are djing, their love of African music and most recently remixing Ghanaian musician Pat Thomas. Detroit Swindle play the Button Factory on Friday, December 13th. https://www.todayfm.com//podcasts/the-beat-goes-on-with-kelly-anne-byrne/kelly-anne-byrne-conversation-detroit-swindles-maarten-smeetsKelly-Anne Byrne chats to Detroit Swindle's Maarten Smeets about how he and Lars came to produce music together, the importance of mixing different genres when they are djing, their love of African music and most recently remixing Ghanaian musician Pat Thomas. Detroit Swindle play the Button Factory on Friday, December 13th. Kelly-Anne Byrne chats to Detroit Swindle's Maarten Smeets about how he and Lars came to produce music together, the importance of mixing different genres when they are djing, their love of African music and most recently remixing Ghanaian musician Pat Thomas. Detroit Swindle play the Button Factory on Friday, December 13th. 1788Sun, 08 Dec 2019 13:54:32 +0000https://cdn.radiocms.net/radio-cms/uploads/2019/12/08135013/DETROIT-SWINDLE-INTERVIEW-MARRTEN-SMEETS.mp3Teddy Pendergrass is one of the greatest rnb singers in history.  Described by many as the Black Elvis, he had a voice like no other. Originally the lead singer of Harold Melvin and The Blue Notes, he then went on to have a hugely successful solo career becoming the first African-American artist to have five consecutive platinum albums in a row.  Just as he was on the brink of superstardom, he suffered an horrific car accident at the age of 32 which left him paralysed from the neck down. In this interview, Kelly-Anne Byrne chats to Olivia Lichenstein, director/producer of the new Teddy Pendegrass documentary If You Don't Know Me about his life and how he overcame this tradegy and continued recording music after. The documentary is being screened in The Sugar Club on April 3rd with a Q&A with Olivia hosted by Jim Carroll. https://www.todayfm.com//podcasts/the-beat-goes-on-with-kelly-anne-byrne/kelly-anne-byrne-chats-olivia-lichenstein-directorproducer-new-teddy-pendergrass-documentary-dont-knowTeddy Pendergrass is one of the greatest rnb singers in history.  Described by many as the Black Elvis, he had a voice like no other. Originally the lead singer of Harold Melvin and The Blue Notes, he then went on to have a hugely successful solo career becoming the first African-American artist to have five consecutive platinum albums in a row.  Just as he was on the brink of superstardom, he suffered an horrific car accident at the age of 32 which left him paralysed from the neck down. In this interview, Kelly-Anne Byrne chats to Olivia Lichenstein, director/producer of the new Teddy Pendegrass documentary If You Don't Know Me about his life and how he overcame this tradegy and continued recording music after. The documentary is being screened in The Sugar Club on April 3rd with a Q&A with Olivia hosted by Jim Carroll. Teddy Pendergrass is one of the greatest rnb singers in history.  Described by many as the Black Elvis, he had a voice like no other. Originally the lead singer of Harold Melvin and The Blue Notes, he then went on to have a hugely successful solo career becoming the first African-American artist to have five consecutive platinum albums in a row.  Just as he was on the brink of superstardom, he suffered an horrific car accident at the age of 32 which left him paralysed from the neck down. In this interview, Kelly-Anne Byrne chats to Olivia Lichenstein, director/producer of the new Teddy Pendegrass documentary If You Don't Know Me about his life and how he overcame this tradegy and continued recording music after. The documentary is being screened in The Sugar Club on April 3rd with a Q&A with Olivia hosted by Jim Carroll. 3147Wed, 16 Oct 2019 11:00:14 +0000https://cdn.radiocms.net/radio-cms/uploads/2019/03/15234427/Teddy11.mp3Kelly-Anne Byrne got to chat to Joey Negro about the release of Remixed With Love 3, some of his favourite producers and people he collaborated with.  https://www.todayfm.com//podcasts/the-beat-goes-on-with-kelly-anne-byrne/joey-negro-chats-about-the-art-of-remixingKelly-Anne Byrne got to chat to Joey Negro about the release of Remixed With Love 3, some of his favourite producers and people he collaborated with.  Kelly-Anne Byrne got to chat to Joey Negro about the release of Remixed With Love 3, some of his favourite producers and people he collaborated with.  2972Wed, 21 Mar 2018 15:36:07 +0000https://www.todayfm.com/content/005/audio/000018/84878_media_player_audio_file.mp3