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Finally, we find out who is unbeatable, unhateable, and unbreakable in the final five episodes of Battle Camp Season One. Host Chris Burns is joined by the multi-talented comedian Dana Moon to relive the cockroach mac & cheese, Trey’s drag debut, and the final wheel spin. The Season One Winner joins Chris to debrief on strategy and dish on game play. Leave us a voice message at www.speakpipe.com/WeHaveTheReceipts Text us at (929) 487-3621 DM Chris @FatCarrieBradshaw on Instagram Follow We Have The Receipts wherever you listen, so you never miss an episode. Listen to more from Netflix Podcasts.…
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Follow Norwegian DJ, producer and legendarily wonderful human, Tom Lagergren a.k.a. Matoma, as he pulls back the curtain of his songwriting process with his collaborators to reveal the deep and diverse conversations had during a recording session. With the challenge of writing, recording and releasing a brand new song each and every week, The Weekly Beat with Matoma introduces you to not only a wide range of songwriters and musicians from around the world, but also the authentic human experiences that inspire their music. Each episode offers listeners unprecedented access to the creative process—from initial conversation to finished track—capturing the vulnerability, passion, and unexpected moments of connection that transform personal stories into universal melodies. The Weekly Beat with Matoma isn't just about making music; it's about what happens when artists open their hearts, share their truths, and collaborate to create something greater than themselves. Subscribe now to hear both the conversations that spark creativity and the stunning new tracks they inspire, released together every week.
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Follow Norwegian DJ, producer and legendarily wonderful human, Tom Lagergren a.k.a. Matoma, as he pulls back the curtain of his songwriting process with his collaborators to reveal the deep and diverse conversations had during a recording session. With the challenge of writing, recording and releasing a brand new song each and every week, The Weekly Beat with Matoma introduces you to not only a wide range of songwriters and musicians from around the world, but also the authentic human experiences that inspire their music. Each episode offers listeners unprecedented access to the creative process—from initial conversation to finished track—capturing the vulnerability, passion, and unexpected moments of connection that transform personal stories into universal melodies. The Weekly Beat with Matoma isn't just about making music; it's about what happens when artists open their hearts, share their truths, and collaborate to create something greater than themselves. Subscribe now to hear both the conversations that spark creativity and the stunning new tracks they inspire, released together every week.
In this emotional and inspiring episode, 18-year-old singer, songwriter, and producer Kyle Alessandro joins Matoma to share his incredible journey from child prodigy to Eurovision hopeful. Kyle talks about starting his music career at just ten years old with a golden buzzer moment on Norske Talenter and how he has spent years building his skills as a writer and producer. They discuss his creative process, his passion for combining Spanish and Norwegian cultural influences in his music, and the deeply personal story behind his song “Lighter,” which he wrote to honor his mother's advice to "never lose his inner light." Beyond music, the conversation takes a deeply personal turn as Kyle opens up about his mother’s battle with cancer, the emotional impact on his family, and how their unwavering support shaped him as both a person and an artist. Kyle shares how music helped him process the fear, resilience, and love he experienced through his mother’s journey. Together, Kyle and Matoma reflect on the importance of staying grounded, being true to yourself, and the power of emotional honesty in art. The episode ends with a heartfelt collaboration, as Matoma announces a remix of Kyle’s moving anthem “Lighter.” Matoma’s remix of "Lighter" comes out Friday May 9th, listen here . We're releasing a new episode and song EVERY SINGLE WEEK so be sure to subscribe and join this ambitious journey of music-making and storytelling! Get ad-free episodes, production tutorials and exclusive stem packs by joining me on Patreon . ------------------------------------------------------------ Co-created by Matoma and Andrew Jackson. Executive Producer Andrew Jackson. Produced by Sara Laarej Berg and Maren Gjertsen. Follow Kyle Alessandro: Youtube Instagram TikTok Spotify Apple Music Follow Matoma: Youtube Instagram TikTok Spotify Apple Music ------------------------------------------------------------…
In this episode, Norwegian singer-songwriter Sofiloud joins the conversation to share her inspiring journey in the music industry. With over 200 million streams, collaborations with artists like Alan Walker, Tate McRae, and R3HAB, and international touring experience, Sofiloud discusses how she transitioned from a small-town artist in Norway to a globally recognized songwriter and performer. She opens up about her early struggles with finding her artistic identity, how she balanced being a songwriter and an artist, and how moving between different cities shaped her resilience. The conversation explores the realities of the music business, the importance of staying true to oneself, and how her ability to adapt has helped her thrive in an industry that constantly evolves. Beyond music, Sofiloud and Matoma delve into personal challenges, including mental health, the pressures of social media, and navigating the demands of record labels. She reflects on the intense grind of songwriting, the emotional highs and lows of working in LA, and how the passing of her father ultimately fueled her drive to pursue her dreams. The discussion highlights the complex relationship between creativity and industry expectations, and how artists today must balance artistic freedom with the business side of music. The episode concludes with an exciting collaboration, as Matoma and Sofiloud transform their shared experiences into a powerful new song. The song we made "Indigo" comes out Friday May 2nd, listen here . We're releasing a new episode and song EVERY SINGLE WEEK so be sure to subscribe and join this ambitious journey of music-making and storytelling! Get ad-free episodes, production tutorials and exclusive stem packs by joining me on Patreon . ------------------------------------------------------------ Co-created by Matoma and Andrew Jackson. Executive Producer Andrew Jackson. Produced by Sara Laarej Berg and Maren Gjertsen. Follow Sofiloud: Youtube Instagram TikTok Spotify Apple Music Follow Matoma: Youtube Instagram TikTok Spotify Apple Music ------------------------------------------------------------…
In this episode, up-and-coming Norwegian artist Kissimjau joins Matoma for an open and emotional conversation about her early emergence in the music scene. Originally from Lillehammer, she shares how her childhood love of music developed from solo performances in kindergarten to writing songs in her bedroom during high school, without any musical community or support around her. Despite her shyness, Kissy found her confidence at the music school Limpi, where she learned to trust her talent and style. Now 23, she reflects on her unique blend of soulful vocals and drum and bass beats—an unexpected match that’s become her signature. The episode goes beyond music into deeper topics like self-worth, overcoming industry exploitation, and the power of creative identity. Kissy vulnerably recounts troubling experiences with manipulative producers in her early Oslo days and how those moments affected her trust and sense of safety. She talks about learning to protect her energy, staying grounded, and turning difficult experiences into emotional strength for songwriting. With Matoma’s support, the conversation highlights the importance of emotional honesty, belief in your own creative vision without overthinking, and the joy of surrounding yourself with the right creative community. The song we made "In My Head" comes out Friday April 25th, listen here . We're releasing a new episode and song EVERY SINGLE WEEK so be sure to subscribe and join this ambitious journey of music-making and storytelling! Get ad-free episodes, production tutorials and exclusive stem packs by joining me on Patreon . ------------------------------------------------------------ Co-created by Matoma and Andrew Jackson. Executive Producer Andrew Jackson. Produced by Sara Laarej Berg and Maren Gjertsen. Follow Kissimjau: Youtube Instagram TikTok Spotify Apple Music Follow Matoma: Youtube Instagram TikTok Spotify Apple Music ------------------------------------------------------------ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…
In this episode, Norwegian artist Tomine Harket joins Matoma for a deep and introspective conversation about her journey in music, personal growth, and the complexities of fame. Coming from a musical family as the daughter of a-ha frontman Morten Harket, Tomine shares her experiences growing up surrounded by the industry. She discusses the pressure of expectations, the struggles of finding her own artistic voice, and how her collaborations with artists like Alan Walker shaped her career. They also explore the creative process, with Tomine explaining how inspiration strikes unpredictably and the challenges of staying authentic in an industry that often prioritizes trends over artistry. The conversation takes a personal turn as Tomine opens up about mental health, ADHD, and self-identity, revealing her struggles with anxiety, self-image, and the pressures of being in the public eye from a young age. She and Matoma reflect on the toxic culture of the music industry, especially in places like Los Angeles, and the importance of staying grounded. With moments of vulnerability and humor, the episode highlights the resilience needed to navigate fame while staying true to oneself. The discussion culminates in an exciting plan to channel their shared experiences into a collaborative song, blending their insights into music. The song we made "Almost Real" comes out Friday April 18th, listen here . We're releasing a new episode and song EVERY SINGLE WEEK so be sure to subscribe and join this ambitious journey of music-making and storytelling! Get ad-free episodes, production tutorials and exclusive stem packs by joining me on Patreon . ------------------------------------------------------------ Co-created by Matoma and Andrew Jackson. Executive Producer Andrew Jackson. Produced by Sara Laarej Berg and Maren Gjertsen. Follow Tomine Harket: Youtube Instagram TikTok Spotify Apple Music Follow Matoma: Youtube Instagram TikTok Spotify Apple Music ------------------------------------------------------------ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…
In this debut episode of The Weekly Beat , Norwegian music producer and DJ Matoma sits down with internationally acclaimed duo Nico & Vinz for a deep and candid conversation about their journey in the music industry. The duo who met as teenagers in Norway reflect on their African heritage, their early days as rappers, and how their passion for music evolved into global stardom with the hit song "Am I Wrong" . They discuss their experiences navigating the music business, from their initial struggles to their eventual signing with Atlantic Records. The conversation highlights their cultural influences, their creative process, and how they transitioned from rap to incorporating melodic elements into their music. Beyond their career milestones, the discussion delves into the challenges of fame, including intense touring schedules, industry pressures, and the mental toll of success. Nico & Vinz open up about the moments they felt lost in the expectations of labels and how they reconnected with their artistic roots. They also touch on personal growth, the importance of staying true to oneself, and the power of meaningful friendships in overcoming the darker sides of the industry. With humor, honesty, and deep reflection, this episode provides an inspiring look into the realities of being an artist on a global stage. The song we made "Love To The Universe" comes out Friday April 11th, listen here . We're releasing a new episode and song EVERY SINGLE WEEK so be sure to subscribe and join this ambitious journey of music-making and storytelling! Get ad-free episodes, production tutorials and exclusive stem packs by joining me on Patreon . ------------------------------------------------------------ Co-created by Matoma and Andrew Jackson. Executive Producer Andrew Jackson. Produced by Sara Laarej Berg and Maren Gjertsen. Follow Nico & Vinz: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/nicoandvinz Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nicoandvinz TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@itsnicoandvinz Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0awl5piYwO0CDTHEkCjUhn?si=gln0LAJVTM2lft54QVBJKg Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/nico-vinz/793640807 Follow Matoma: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/matoma TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@matoma Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4YXycRbyyAE0wozTk7QMEq?si=oErDAQhCSaCuGf2oVR-uqQ Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/matoma/915444636 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…
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