Our guest on the podcast today is none other than indie-rock musician MJ Lenderman. The Asheville-based songwriter, who also plays in the indie rock band Wednesday, just released his fourth studio album Manning Fireworks to widespread critical acclaim. Praised for his razor-sharp lyrics and impressive guitar work, MJ is quickly solidifying himself as one of indie rock’s most exciting voices. In today’s episode, we chat with MJ about the creative process behind Manning Fireworks, how The Larry Sanders Show inspired one of the tracks, and dive into the making of "Rip Torn." We also reflect on his recent Australian tour with Wednesday and get a hint of when he might return in support of this new record.

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Our guest on the podcast today is none other than British singer-songwriter Nilüfer Yanya. Known for her critically acclaimed music that blends indie rock, soul, jazz, and trip-hop, Nilüfer has toured with some of the biggest names in music, including Adele and Mitski. Today, she’s releasing her third studio record, My Method Actor, which explores the emotional complexities of life transitions. In this episode, we discuss how these themes shaped the album, her songwriting process, and her collaboration with producer Wil Archer. Plus, we touch on her family’s creative influence and when we might see her back in Australia.

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Our guest today on the podcast is none other than Australian rapper and all-around sweetheart, ALLDAY. Hailing from South Australia and now based in London, the hip-hop veteran just dropped his fifth record, The Necklace. This album is a standout in ALLDAY’s career, marking a return to his hip-hop roots while effortlessly blending genres and showcasing his lyrical prowess. In today’s episode, we dive into the creative process behind The Necklace, exploring how ALLDAY has evolved as an artist and embraced new sonic landscapes. We also discuss the incredible collaborations on the record, including features from YNG Martyr and Cub Sport, and how these partnerships came to fruition. Plus, we chat about his upcoming Australian tour and the excitement of bringing these new tracks to life on stage.

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Discover the enchanting world of Bruno Major, the British singer-songwriter whose music seamlessly blends past and present. With a background in classical guitar and a knack for captivating songwriting, Bruno has worked with artists like Finneas and Tori Kelly, earning fans from Billie Eilish to Kourtney Kardashian. His latest masterpiece, "Columbo," is a sonic gem filled with beautifully constructed pop songs. In this episode, we explore the album's enchanting sonics, Bruno's musical upbringing, and the possibility of a collaboration with his brother from London Grammar. Plus, find out if Bruno will be touring Australia soon. Don't miss this captivating conversation with Bruno Major, and be sure to check out "Columbo" now.

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Get ready for an electrifying episode with our guest, Skeleten, the musical alter ego of Russel Fitzgibbon. Based in Sydney, he crafts electronic music with a hazy, organic, and heartwarming feel. Russel, known as one half of Fishing, embarked on this solo project during the pandemic, resulting in the brilliant debut album "Under Utopia," which has already garnered rave reviews worldwide. We discuss the album's creation, the art of knowing when a song is complete, and his upcoming live shows.

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Join us on the pod as we welcome California native Bethany Cosentino to the show! You may know her as one-half of the beloved indie rock band Best Coast, whose scuzzy surf rock and dreamy chords captured hearts throughout the 2010s. However, during the pandemic, Bethany took a musical soul-searching journey, leading to her brilliant debut solo record, Natural Disaster. This collection of songs showcases a new sonic landscape inspired by icons like Stevie Nicks and Sheryl Crow. In today's conversation, we delve into Bethany's decision to pause Best Coast, her collaboration with Butch Walker on the new record, and whether we can expect to see her down under in Australia soon.

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In this episode, we have the pleasure of hosting aleksiah, the talented singer-songwriter hailing from South Australia! With her breakout hit "Fern" gaining instant acclaim, aleksiah's unique songwriting and soulful sound have captivated audiences across the nation. Join us as we delve into her latest release, "Ant Song," and uncover the inspiration behind this beautifully crafted pop track about love and its emotions. We'll also explore aleksiah's journey as a touring artist, her experiences supporting bands like King Stingray and Kita Alexander, and her exciting collaboration with Sam from Ball Park Music on new music.

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Join us for an amazing episode as we welcome the sensational Thandi Phoenix! This dynamic South African-born singer-songwriter has been making waves since 2015 with her unique fusion of R&B, soul, and electronic beats. From sharing stages with Jhene Aiko and Rudimental to cooking up hot collaborations with Tasman Keith, Thandi's musical journey has been on fire! She just dropped her scorching new EP, "Rebirth," showcasing her talent as an independent artist. In today's episode, we dive into her songwriting journey, her spicy love for hot sauces (Hot Ones, anyone?), and get the lowdown on her upcoming live shows! 

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Get ready to dance as we welcome indie dance trio Blusher to the podcast! After coming together as separate solo artists at a songwriting camp, they released their hit debut single ‘Softly Spoken’. Since then, Blusher has been on a whirlwind journey, playing shows across Australia and Europe, signing with Atlantic Records, and releasing their brilliant debut EP ‘Should We Go Dance?’, a five-track masterpiece capturing the essence of nights out in 2023. In today's episode, Lauren, Jade, and Miranda share their respective musical journeys, how 2000s pop influences their sound, and what we can expect from their electrifying live shows. 

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We welcome indie pop musician Claud to the podcast today! From their early days as the first artist signed to Saddest Factory Records to their recent tour experiences with acclaimed acts like Bleachers and Paramore, Claud has been going from strength to strength in the indie music world. Their debut album ‘Super Monster’ captured hearts with its brilliantly written indie pop songs and unique production. Today, we celebrate the release of their highly anticipated second record, "Supermodels." In this episode, we delve into Claud's songwriting process for the new album, explore the influences of touring with artists like Jack Antonoff, and discover the intriguing story behind naming a song after Paul Rudd. 

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In this episode, we chat with Adam Spark, founding member of Birds of Tokyo, about his latest neo-classical project Snow vs Mountain. This long-awaited record has been years in the making and showcases a darker, more instrumental side of Adam's musicality. We discuss the inspiration behind instrumental music and the challenges it presents, as well as his collaboration with renowned arranger Audrey Riley. We also discuss the potential influence of this project on future Birds of Tokyo music.

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Join us for an exciting episode as we sit down with Gus Dapperton, the New York-born songwriter, musician, and creative force. Gus's music has captivated audiences since 2016 with his unique sound and captivating live performances. From his feature on Benee's hit "Supalonely" to performing at Coachella and collaborating with artists like Easy Life and Foster the People, Gus's star continues to rise. His latest release, "Henge," is a stunning concept album exploring the mysterious time between night and dawn. In today's episode, we delve into Gus's evolving songwriting style, the differences between the LA and New York songwriting scenes, and his plans for touring Australia.

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Today we’re chatting with Thomas Headon, the cheeky London-based songwriter known for his catchy melodies and honest charm. From his upbringing in Australia to pursuing music full-time in the UK, Thomas has captivated audiences with his storytelling ability. We dive into his latest EP, "six songs that thomas headon like and thinks you would like too," which includes standout singles like "Georgia" and "2009 Toyota." We also discuss his musical journey, attending gigs with his sister, and future plans for a possible full length release.

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Our guest today is none other than the legendary rock band Incubus. Rising to fame with their breakthrough hit "Drive" from the album Make Yourself, they became one of the biggest alt-rock acts of the 2000s and remain beloved to this day. Currently, they're celebrating the anniversary of their seminal album Morning View with a re-recording aptly titled Morning View XXIII. On today’s episode, we're joined by the band's new bassist, Nicole Row, who chats with us about the experience of re-recording these iconic songs. Nicole also shares her journey from playing with artists like Miley Cyrus and Panic! at the Disco to becoming a full-time member of Incubus. Plus, we discuss which songs she’s most excited to play live when they perform the Morning View album in full next month.

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Join us for an electrifying episode as we welcome PNAU, the beloved Aussie dance group, consisting of Peter Mayes, Nick Littlemore, and Sam Littlemore. With over 25 years of pushing boundaries in the music industry, their unique and unconventional dance music has captivated fans all across the globe. Collaborating with icons like Elton John and artists such as Troye Sivan and Dua Lipa, their smash hit "Cold Heart" garnered over 1 billion streams. Recently returning with their single "Stars" featuring Bebe Rexha and Ozuna, PNAU is coming home for special shows at Splendour in the Grass and Spin Off Festival. In today's episode, we speak with Pete Mayes as we dive into their new single, the collaborative process, and their highly anticipated live performances. 

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Join us as we welcome Cry Club, the Melbourne-based genre-bending duo known for their queer bubblegum punk sound. After capturing attention with their debut record "God I'm Such A Mess," which earned nominations at both AIR and Music Victoria Awards, Cry Club are back with their highly anticipated second album, "Spite Will Save Me." In this episode, Heather Riley and Jono Tooke share insights into recording the album during lockdown, their sound experimentation, and collaboration with Alex from Kingswood. We also explore how the band drew inspiration from queer icons of the past, and we discuss them FINALLY being able to tour! 

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Join us for an exciting episode as we welcome back Charley, the reigning champion of podcast guests with her third appearance on this show. Since her debut single "Hard for Me" shook up the Australian music scene in 2021, Charley has consistently impressed us with her incredible talent. From the phenomenal "Worst Taste In Girls" to touring with Stephen Sanchez, her achievements keep piling up. Today, she releases her highly anticipated debut EP, ‘Timebombs’, and in this episode, we delve into the origins of her latest single and the heartfelt story behind it. We also explore how different locations influenced the creation of the EP, each contributing its own unique sound. Don't miss Charley's insights on her upcoming headline tour in July and her support slot for G-Flip in September.

WARNING: Our microphone for the first time ever cuts out about 5 minutes into this interview. Luckily we did have a back up mic that kind of kicked in, but you will notice a definite drop in quality of audio for my voice. Charleys voice is unchanged throughout the interview.

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Join us for an exciting episode as we chat with Australian singer-songwriter and producer, PJ Harding. PJ recently released his highly anticipated solo debut EP, "To Fall Asleep," which beautifully captures the introspective essence of 2020. With an impressive career as a songwriter, collaborating with artists like Ruel, Diplo, Little Mix, and Guy Sebastian, PJ's talent caught the attention of Noah Cyrus after a chance encounter at a songwriting camp and blossomed into an incredible creative partnership. In today’s episode, we delve into PJ's journey as a songwriter, exploring his creative process and the intimate moments he brings to his music. In addition, we discuss this brand new EP and his friendship with Noah Cyrus.

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Our guest today is musician, songwriter and actor Katelyn Tarver! With a remarkable music career that includes independent releases, songwriting for renowned artists (Joshua Bassett, Cheryl Cole), and her recent signing with Nettwerk Music Group, Katelyn has very much made her mark in the music industry. In today’s episode, we dive into her creative journey, discussing the inspiration behind her latest single 'Starting to Scare Me'. We get an exclusive glimpse into her upcoming Compliments Only tour, which starts in September. Additionally, we explore Katelyn's experience as an actor in TV shows like Ballers and The Secret Life of the American Teenager, and whether those skills ever spill over into her music career.

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Join us in today's episode as we welcome Katy Steele. After a six-year hiatus, the former Little Birdy front-woman returns with her highly anticipated second solo studio album, "Big Star." This record is a perfect blend of 80s influences and contemporary pop, showcasing Katy's distinctive vocals over glistening synths and rhythms. We discuss her collaboration with her husband Graeme, the evolution of her music, and the sonic influences of this new record. We also discuss changing landscape of touring over the years, and the music of Mr Harry Styles.

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In today's episode, we are thrilled to have Swedish troubadour Kristian Matsson, better known as The Tallest Man on Earth, as our guest. In April, he released his highly anticipated 7th studio record, "Henry St.”. It's a beautiful record that marks a new chapter in his musical journey as he expands his sound with a full band. In today's episode, we have the pleasure of speaking with Kristian about his experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic, which unfortunately prevented him from writing new music. We delve into his collaboration with Nick Sunburn (Sylvan Esso) and the transition to a fuller sound with a band. Additionally, we explore Kristians earliest memories of touring Australia, as he is set to return for a tour in December of this year.

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In this episode, we welcome Chicago-based musician, rapper, and songwriter McKinley Dixon. Hailed by The Guardian as one of 2023's most promising musical newcomers, McKinley blends jazz, hip-hop, spoken word, and soul into his music, offering a unique perspective on the modern American experience and educating people on black history. His critically acclaimed record "For My Mama and Anyone Who Look Like Her" exposed him to a wider audience, and today, he releases his equally stunning fourth studio album "Beloved! Paradise! Jazz!?”. Join us as we delve into the influence that American novelist Toni Morrison has on the record and McKinley's creative process in the studio. We discuss the sonic landscape of the album and his recent attention from publications like Pitchfork and The Guardian. Finally, McKinley shares his excitement about visiting Australia and his plans to meet a koala if he ever comes to tour down under. 

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Making his welcome return to the pod, our guest today is prolific psych-rock songwriter Nicholas Allbrook. Known for his work in Pond, Tame Impala, and his solo project, Nick is making a brilliant return with his fourth solo record titled "Manganese," set to release on June 9th. In this episode, we chat with Nick about the inspirations behind the sonic landscape of his new album and how he approaches songwriting. We also discuss his forthcoming solo tour and the differences between touring with his bandmates in Pond. Nick also shares how he balances the beautiful and soaring melodies of his music, with the more serious themes in his songs. 

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Our guests today are the beloved garage rock band Bad//Dreems. The four-piece from Adelaide have toured with artists like Midnight Oil and The Chats, and return this week with their fourth studio record, Hoo Ha!, No surprise to anyone who knows the bands music, the album touches on themes close to their hearts, including the rights of First Nations people, the Australian male psyche, and their hometown of Adelaide. In today's episode, we talk with Alex and Ben from the band about their approach to capturing their live sound on the album, their songwriting methods, and the recording process with Dan Luscombe, who has worked with The Drones and Courtney Barnett. Additionally, we talk about their podcast, 'Hoo Ha!' 

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Our guests today are Fanning Dempsey National Park, the exciting new supergroup formed by Bernard Fanning and Paul Dempsey. Both acclaimed for their illustrious solo careers and their work with iconic Australian bands—Powderfinger and Something for Kate, respectively—this collaboration marks a bold venture into fresh sonic territory. Their debut record, The Deluge, is a brilliant fusion of late 70s and early 80s prog and synth influences, inspired by artists like Gary Numan and David Bowie. In today's episode, we explore how this supergroup came to be, the challenges they've faced while embracing a new sound that pushes their live performance abilities, and the story behind how the ineptitude of ScoMo inspired one of the album's standout tracks.

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We're excited to have flowerkid as our guest! The indie pop project of musician and songwriter Flynn Sant burst onto the scene in 2018 with songs like 'boy with the winfields and the wild heart' and 'vodka orange juice’, and solidified his position as one of Australia's most exciting young songwriters. He recently returned with his brilliant single 'Diss & Disappoint’, and in today's episode we discussthe songwriting process for the single and what inspired it, as well as flowerkid's honest lyrics and why they resonate with people. We also talk about diversity within the music industry and why songwriting from marginalised communities is becoming more prominent. 

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In this episode, we sit down with indie pop songwriter Matt Maltese to talk about his fourth studio album, "Driving Just to Drive." Known for his prolific output, Matt has been making music since the age of 14 and has already released four studio records and four EPs in just seven years. His music has gained him a dedicated following, including artists like Doja Cat, Maisie Peters, and BTS. In today’s episode, we discuss his songwriting process and how he's able to create such beautiful, heartfelt music. With his new album just released, Matt is excited to bring his music to Australia on tour later this month, and we talk about what fans can expect from his live shows. 

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In today's episode, we have the pleasure of speaking with Wallice, the rising star of indie rock music. After the success of her Off the Rails EP, Wallice signed with Dirty Hit, the label of The 1975 and beabadoobee. Her new single ‘Best Friend’ and the announcement of her forthcoming third EP, Mister Big Shot, has everyone buzzing with anticipation. We were lucky enough to sit down with Wallice during her recent tour of Australia with The 1975 and chat about her experiences on the road, her songwriting process, and her return to Australia later this year. We also delve into her signing with Dirty Hit and the making of Mister Big Shot.

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In this episode, we sit down with AC Newman, the frontman of the Canadian supergroup The New Pornographers. Formed in 1997, the band has been a staple in the indie rock scene for over two decades, producing nine studio albums. Their latest release, Continue As A Guest, has been in the spotlight lately, and we had the pleasure of chatting with AC about the album. We dive into the band's songwriting process and how it has evolved over the years. We also touch on how the band's collective nature has influenced their music and their journey as a supergroup. AC talks about the making of the new album, the challenges of promoting a record during a pandemic, and his thoughts on the band's continued success. Plus, we couldn't resist asking about the possibility of another tour down under!

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On today's episode, we have the pleasure of speaking with Isaac Brock, the frontman of Modest Mouse. With over 25 years as one of the most celebrated indie rock bands of our time, Modest Mouse has made their mark on the indie rock scene with iconic albums such as The Lonesome Crowded West and Good News for People Who Love Bad News. The band are headed to Australia to headline Daydream Festival, which kicks off this week. In this episode, we chat with Isaac about returning to Australia, the making of The Golden Casket, and his songwriting approach. We dive into the legacy of their previous albums and why they still resonate with fans today. Plus, we get a glimpse into Isaac's listening habits, including his love for Australian acts like Tropical Fuck Storm and the children's show soundtrack Bluey. 

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In this episode, we had the pleasure of chatting with the talented UK singer-songwriter Eloise, about her debut record Drunk on a Flight. Her unique neo-soul, jazz-infused pop style and wise lyrics have captured the hearts of fans worldwide. We discuss her experiences on tour in Australia, her collaboration with producer Conor Albert, and the airport incident that inspired the album's concept. Eloise also shares with us her songwriting process and how she creates such crisp sonics on her records.

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In today's episode, we are joined by the exceptionally talented singer and songwriter Fenne Lily, who talks to us about her latest album "Big Picture". We explore the challenges of releasing music in the current climate and gain insight into Fenne's creative process. Fenne shares with us how her songwriting has evolved with this record and the unexpected consequences that come with being a songwriter. We also chat about the intricacies of the album and Fenne's collaboration with Christian Lee Hutson, who she's joining for a co-headlining tour this year.

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On today's episode, we chat with Tim Nelson, the frontman of Brisbane four-piece, Cub Sport. With the release of their gorgeous fifth record, Jesus At The Gay Bar, the band continues to push the boundaries of their sound, diving headfirst into the realm of emotional dance music. We discuss the inspiration behind the album title, which stemmed from a poignant poem, and how Tim drew on his past to create a cohesive and introspective record. We also delve into the band's songwriting process and the importance of sonic evolution. And, of course, we couldn't resist asking Tim about his experience working with Savage Garden frontman Darren Hayes.

Cub Sport: Instagram / Facebook / Spotify

Catch Cub Sport on tour here.

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In this episode, we sit down with Riovaz, a young musician and producer from New Jersey who hit it big during the pandemic with his track "Prom Night." With over 205 million streams on Spotify, his unique sound has been described as a genre melting pot, blending house music, emo rock, rap, and pop. We were fortunate enough to spend some time with Riovaz in Sydney and interview him before his show with D4vd. We discuss how music was always present in his family, the creative process behind his new EP "Disturb the Norm," and his Rioraves live shows. Plus, we delve into his touring plans and whether fans can expect a full tour in Australia.

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In today’s episode, we welcome the talented sibling duo, Amy and Josh Dowdle, from Australian electronic band Lastlings. With their new single "Noise" out now and their forthcoming second record "Perfect World" on the horizon, they're also preparing to take their mesmerising dance music on the road this June and July. In our conversation, we explore the inspiration behind their music, their classical music upbringing, and the possibility of those influences subconsciously seeping into their work. We also delve into the importance of Asian representation in the Australian music scene and discuss their touring experiences, as well as what fans can expect from the upcoming album.

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Catch them on tour here.

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Our guests today are the loveable lads from much-loved Australian indie rock band, Polish Club. They’re back with a brand new single, "How Dare You Fall In Love In This City," and have just announced their forthcoming record, Heavy Weight Heart, set to release on September 13th. In today's episode, we chat with band members David Novak and John-Henry Pajak about their journey into releasing music independently. We delve into the making of their new record and how personal changes in their lives have influenced their songwriting. Additionally, we discuss their upcoming tour in October and how they transition the dynamic of the band from the studio to the road.

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We’re welcoming back Dallas Green from City and Colour to the podcast. After completing a massive Australian tour last month with City and Colour & Alexisonfire, the Canadian songwriter is releasing his seventh studio album, The Love Still Held Me Near. As a frequent visitor to Australian shores, we dive deep into his special connection with our country. We discuss the songwriting choices between both bands, and how life events inspired this deeply personal new record. We also explore how Dallas approaches writing honest and vulnerable lyrics, and we discuss when we can expect to see him back in Australia for more shows.

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For her very first podcast appearance, we're welcoming rising UK pop singer-songwriter DYLAN to the pod. Currently in Australia to promote her mixtape 'The Greatest Thing I'll Never Learn', the Suffolk-born songwriter has been touring the world the last 12 months with artists like Tate McRae and Ed Sheeran. In this episode, we dive into her musical upbringing and how it has influenced her sound. We discuss the impact of Taylor Swift on her songwriting style and why she still prefers using physical notebooks for her writing. DYLAN shares some insights into her creative process and reveals her plans for new music this year. Plus, we discuss her tour plans and when we can expect her to perform live in Australia.

DYLAN: Instagram / Facebook / Spotify

Watch her KOKO performance here.

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Join us on the podcast as we chat with pop singer songwriter Carla Wehbe about her newly released EP "Jupiter & Mars". We dive into her creative process and the inspiration behind the lead single "Knight to E5". Carla shares her experience supporting Benson Boone and Alec Benjamin, and how these experiences have shaped her as an artist. Plus, we discuss the importance of collaboration in her music career and a possible upcoming tour. And just for fun, we reminisce about the good old days of Avril Lavigne's discography.

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Recorded in person while Pale Waves is here in Australia, we're thrilled to have front woman Heather Baron-Gracie back on the podcast as our guest for this episode. Currently touring in support of their new record "Unwanted," Heather takes a break to chat with us about the songwriting process within the band and the personal nature of some of the songs on their latest album. We also discuss the potential fourth record, what fans can expect from the band's future releases, and her newfound balance while touring.

Pale Waves: Instagram / Facebook / Spotify

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Thanks again to Heather Baron-Gracie for her time. We also want to give a special shout out to Rachel from Dirty Hit for her help with this episode.

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Join us on the podcast as we welcome back indie dance rock band Death by Denim. The four piece from Perth are releasing a brand new EP next week, titled "My House Is A Club." We're joined by Nik and Palle as we talk about their experiences with sharehouse parties and musical antics, and how these experiences influence this new batch of music. We also delve into their songwriting process as a four-piece band and what fans can expect from their upcoming tour with a little more freedom post-COVID bubbles. 

Death by Denim: Instagram / Facebook / Spotify

Tickets to their upcoming tour can be found here.

Thanks again to Nik & Palle for their time. We also want to give a special shout out to Shari from Great Company Collective for her help with this episode.

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Mckenna Grace is a multi-talented artist who has made a name for herself in Hollywood with standout performances in films like "Captain Marvel," "I, Tonya," and most recently, "Ghostbusters: Afterlife." But in addition to her impressive acting resume, Mckenna has also discovered a passion for songwriting, which led her to release her debut EP "Bittersweet 16" earlier this month. On today's episode, we chat with Mckenna about how she got into music, the influence of her parents' favourite artists on her sound, and the making of her Buzzkill Baby music video. We also delve into how she juggles writing while on set, her hopes for touring behind her EP, and what she's currently listening to.

Mckenna Grace: Instagram / Facebook / Spotify

Buzzkill Baby'music video can be found here.

Thanks again to Mckenna Grace for her time. We also want to give a special shout out to Bill Wackermann for his help with this episode.

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We sit down with Adelaide-based pop singer and songwriter, Stellie. As a rising star in the music industry, Stellie has already accomplished quite a lot, including being a Triple J Unearthed feature artist, and has supported the likes of G-Flip, Lime Cordiale and Cub Sport. With her biggest gig yet coming up alongside Lorde for Adelaide Festival, we're excited to have Stellie on the show to discuss how this opportunity came to be. Join us as we delve into Stellie's calculated start in songwriting and explore what originally drew her to music. We also discuss what she has in store for the rest of 2023 and get an inside look at her creative process.

Stellie: Instagram / Facebook / Spotify

Tickets to her show with Lorde for Adelaide can be found here.

Thanks again to Stellie for her time. We also want to give a special shout out to Sophie & Anthea from Adelaide Festival for their help with this episode.

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Join us on the podcast as we sit down with Australian singer-songwriter Conrad Sewell to talk about his highly anticipated second album "Precious." Conrad shares with us the inspiration behind the album and the importance of capturing a raw and live sound. We discuss his collaboration with Adam MacDougall (Black Crowes) and Zane Carney (John Mayer) and the incredible band he assembled to bring the album to life. Conrad also opens up about the biggest change in his life, becoming a father, and how it has influenced his music. Finally, we talk about his upcoming plans for touring and what fans can expect from his live performances.

Conrad Sewell: Instagram / Facebook / Spotify

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We sit down with songwriter and musician Quinn XCII to discuss his fifth studio record, "The People's Champ." Quinn recently toured Australia to promote the album and collaborated with artists like Jeremy Zucker, Big Sean, and AJR. In this episode, we dive into the creation of the album and discuss some of Quinn's favourite tracks, including "Good Either Way." We also explore Quinn's unique approach to songwriting and his classification of his genre as "melting pop." Additionally, we try to understand the Australian tradition of shoeys and explore the music of Daniel Caesar.

Quinn XCII: Instagram / Facebook / Spotify

Find his tour dates here.

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Join us on the podcast as we chat with Gracie Abrams about her highly anticipated debut album "Good Riddance," which she worked on with Aaron Dessner (The National, folklore). We dive into the themes of the record and Gracie's creative process in bringing it to life. Gracie shares her experience working with Aaron at his Long Pond studios and how they connected in the first place. Plus, we discuss touring with Taylor Swift for her Eras tour and what fans can expect from her live show. We also touch on the possibility of Gracie touring in Australia and what it would mean to her to perform for her Australian fans.

Gracie Abrams: Instagram / Facebook / Spotify

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Our guest today is Stevie Jackson from the iconic indie pop band Belle & Sebastian. Hailing from Scotland, this musical collective has charmed fans for nearly three decades with their distinctive indie and twee sound. In today's episode, we discuss their upcoming Australian tour, their first in over six years. We delve into Australia's enduring love affair with the band, memorable moments from past tours, and the sonic landscape and songwriting of their latest album, Late Developers. Additionally, we touch on the upcoming 30th anniversary of Tigermilk and whether fans can expect any special celebrations for this milestone.

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We’re chatting with Lara Andallo, the talented Filipino-Australian musician who just released her latest EP "Diamonds and Deja Vu" on the opening day of Sydney World Pride. This EP showcases Lara's musical range, with a beautiful blend of jazz, pop, and 2000s RNB influences, and addresses issues that are close to her heart, particularly in the lead single "Year 3000," which explores a future where equality is no longer a political talking point. We dive into the sonic inspirations behind this EP, and how Lara's personal experiences have influenced her songwriting. Lara shares with us how a dance injury shifted her focus back to music, and reveals some of the best feedback she ever received from none other than Ed Sheeran. We also discuss the fun and dorky side of Lara that fans may not be familiar with yet.

Lara Andallo: Instagram / Facebook / Spotify

Catch Lara on tour here.

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We chat with indie pop songwriter Ber, who recently released her second EP, "Halfway." With her debut single "Meant to Be" having already racked up over 65 million streams on Spotify, Ber is quickly making a name for herself as a talented and emotionally authentic artist. We delve into the themes of heartbreak and healing that run through her music, and how her personal experiences have shaped her songwriting. We also discuss the importance of subverting expectations within songwriting, and how Ber approaches the creative process in order to create something truly unique. Ber shares her story of how she pivoted from musical theatre to songwriting, and ponders the possibility of a musical based on her own music in the future. Finally, we talk about the music of Gracie Abrams and Lizzy McAlpine.

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We got incredible First Nations soul singer and songwriter Bumpy to discuss her latest EP, "Morning Sun," which was released in January. We explore the themes and inspirations behind her new solo material, and what it means to her to have her own songs out in the world. Bumpy is also a part of Melbourne neo-soul outfit Squid Nebula, and we discuss how she balances songwriting and collaboration between the two projects. We talk about music production, touring, and the challenges and rewards of being a working musician in the modern era. Additionally, we delve into some of the tracks that Bumpy has been enjoying lately, including selections from Angel Olsen, Emma Donovan, and Adele.

Bumpy: Instagram / Facebook / Spotify

See Bumpy at Port Fairy Folk Festival here.

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