Short conversations about creative sustainability with working artists from Toronto and beyond. Hosted and produced by Anupa Mistry.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/burnout. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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"It’s crazy how much it’s still scary to stand out there by yourself." — SATEBlues, band nerds, Tarot cards, Toronto nightlife stories, fear, laughter. This conversation with Toronto musician SATE has...
BURN OUT #22: FT. MATTHEW PROGRESS (00:37:55)
"So many of my friends had pop star dreams and we're all at this age where we're building a life that can include our creative talents and passions in a sustainable way. It was sad for me for a bit, b...
BURN OUT #21: FT. KRIS HARPER (00:33:07)
"We're all out here trying to act like individuals [but] there is something about the individual that takes everything away from the community. We have to be aware of that." — Kris HarperMeet Kris Har...
BURN OUT #20: FT. SARAH TAI BLACK (00:40:32)
"People talk a lot about the political potential of film, but they don't talk about the harmful effects and what happens when that image and that sound reaches you in the audience." — Sarah-Tai BlackB...
Bonus: Burn Out Is A Dream State (00:05:26)
The new episodes of Burn Out (coming soon!) are a response to the protests for justice and police abolition in the United States.... *and* a continuation of what Burn Out has always been: a place for ...
BONUS EPI (00:27:29)
It's a BONUS episode. Ft. voicenotes from artist pals about making shit (or not) during isolation.Biggest of thanks to:Casey Mecija: caseymecija.comJamilah Abu-Bakare: soundcloud.com/jamilahmalikaNoor...
BURN OUT #019: FT. VIVEK SHRAYA (00:33:28)
"So much of my work, especially as I move forward, has been thinking about lateral violence or how we buy into white supremacy in the ways that we don't know how to support each other." — Vivek Shraya...
BURN OUT #018: FT. HALEY MLOTEK (00:33:26)
"Any type of art, you sort of have to lock yourself up — just you and your brain — which can be scary. I do see the labor organizing and the wave of unions as a way for people to fight that. To be lik...
BURN OUT #017: FT. BACKXWASH (00:34:21)
"It's very different to be in such freedom. If I had released this music back home, I don't think anyone would play it. You have to keep it on the real real real down low for your own safety. You have...
BURN OUT #016: FT. CASEY MQ (00:33:02)
"I think I've realized that I'm a very committed person. I love music and in love of something it's not going to be perfect — because it can't be. Nothing can be just good. You have to have moments of...
BURN OUT #015: FT. AUSTRA (00:29:38)
"In music it's just 'easier' if you can also have, like, a modelling contract on the side — and that's the same with many other industries. Often, there's such a risk in investing in somebody that [la...
BURN OUT #014: FT. ADNAN KHAN (00:27:56)
"With writers, especially on Twitter, you see such a desperate bid for cultural attention that books no longer have. You have all these sensitive, valuable thinkers, but there's not really a medium fo...
BURN OUT #013: FT. ROSINA KAZI (00:27:38)
"All the stuff you’re seeing now, people wearing their traditional outfits, using their language, using cultural rhythms — we did this in the 90s in *Toronto.* I finally feel like the industry is read...
"I'm doing what I need to do and that's it. I never want to have another episode again. I need to be kind to myself. Get six to eight hours of sleep a night. Never do an all-nighter. Bodies and equipm...
BURN OUT #010: FT. DEBBY FRIDAY (00:28:53)
This episode is supported by FACTOR and Canada’s private radio broadcasters. For more details on how to access funding for your next project visit factor.ca.Debby Friday Bandcamp: debbyfriday.bandcamp...
BURN OUT #009: FT. ZAKI IBRAHIM (00:27:20)
Zaki's website: zakiibrahim.com🔊Zaki Ibrahim, "Intro," "Something In The Water," "Diamond Time," "Cut Loose"Support this work 💸 supporter.acast.com/burnoutSubscribe to the newsletter 💌 anupa.substa...
BURN OUT #008: FT. AKUA (00:24:43)
"I felt so aware of how long it took me to finish my album. It felt immense how much time had passed, losing my dad, moving to a new city; it was so strange to feel a lack, on a day that marked an acc...
BURN OUT #007: FT. ALANNA STUART (00:24:46)
"I think I was afraid that I would go away and be forgotten, but then I found that you show up and pick up where you left off. People don't forget you once you're honest and true." - Alanna Stuart of ...
BURN OUT #006: FT. JASMYN BURKE (00:25:56)
"When your career is starting to get bigger it highlights all those things you thought being popular would fix — it does *not* fix them." - Jasmyn Burke of WeavesRecording this ep with Jasmyn was what...
BURN OUT #005: FT. JAHMAL PADMORE (00:29:53)
"I thought it would be a miracle if I could get back to where I was as an artist." - Jahmal PadmoreThis episode was really hard to cut because Jahmal is a really good storyteller, and he's been grindi...
BURN OUT #004: FT. L CON (00:26:21)
"I'm thinking a lot, a lot, all the time about music and privilege. I'm teaching recording right now, but some of my students don't have a computer or a phone. There's a lot of privilege involved to m...
BURN OUT #002: FT. SYDANIE (00:24:47)
“I can’t really afford to be around people who make me feel small for what I don’t have." - SydanieSydanie and I talk about her life growing up in Toronto's Jane & Finch neighbourhood, how to be a DIY...
BURN OUT #001: FT. SHAD (00:28:06)
"That thing that you're scared of... it might not be real." - ShadShad and I talk about his new album, A Short Story About A War, how being scared of ourselves and each other manifests in the politica...
BURN OUT #003: FT. TANIKA CHARLES (00:22:07)
Tanika: tanikacharles.com🔊Tanika Charles: "Soul Run," "Parkdale"Support this work 💸 supporter.acast.com/burnoutSubscribe to the newsletter: anupa.substack.comSupport this show http://supporter.acast...
