There were lots of laughs this week on the podcast with emerging drummer, Jude Harris. They discuss his influences, studying at the VCA, bands, studio work, and even his recent adventure being the drum technician (‘drum tech’) for the legendary Graham Bidstrup (‘Buzz’) from GANGgajang. Don’t miss this deep dive into the journey of a young musician navigating the vibrant Melbourne/Naarm music scene and beyond.

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https://www.aredrummersmusicians.com/interviews/judeharris

This is special for me to have Luci Floyd on the podcast as she’s been very supportive of this endeavour, and she is a talented bass player and vocalist, with a lot of experience! I love hearing her talk about her thoughts and experiences, so tune in for a great chat as Luci shares her journey with music and finding her own place in the Melbourne scene. Join us as we discuss her band ‘Gush’, recording, gigging, playing with other acts, her bass collection, how she got started and more!

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https://www.aredrummersmusicians.com/interviews/lucifloyd

Join us as we sit down with Greg Arnold, the ARIA award-winning force behind the iconic Australian folk-rock band, Things of Stone and Wood. Greg wrote the top ten hit "Happy Birthday Helen," radio favourite "Wildflowers," and the two top ten albums, The Yearning and Junk Theatre. Celebrated as the Australian Songwriter of the Year by APRA in 1993, Greg's influence now spans over thirty years. His work, renowned for its melodic depth, rich harmonies, and poignant lyrics, is described by him as "acoustic horsepower pop." An accomplished producer, academic, and author, Greg continues to resonate deeply with audiences around the globe. Dive into our conversation as we explore the layers of Greg’s illustrious career, from chart-topping hits to his profound insights on songwriting and the evolving music landscape.