Emerging Muzo's

Hey, hey Emerging Muzos, we are here to talk to you about what we wish we knew before becoming a musician. You are here because you want to send us a message. Let us know what you'd like to know.

On this episode of Emerging Muzos, we feature the incredible Simone Keane, a dual WAM Song of the Year winner and a force to be reckoned with in the Australian music scene. Hailing from Albany, WA, Simone's music draws on influences like Stevie Nicks and Lana Del Rey, creating a timeless and captivating sound. We'll explore her impressive career, including her ARIA-charting album 'Graced By Leaves,' and discuss her creative process, inspirations, and the unique blend of folk, blues, and country that defines her music. Get ready to be enchanted by Simone's soulful voice and compelling story. 

Song - Rhiannon Blues on Simone's latest album 'Graced by Leaves'.

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Hey, hey Emerging Muzos, we are here to talk to you about what we wish we knew before becoming a musician. You are here because you want to send us a message. Let us know what you'd like to know.

Your hosts, Roimata and Katherine, are joined by special guest Simon Blackburn, drummer for the alternative metal rock band Ivory Dusk alongside Cameron Spencer on guitar, Daniel Bainbridge on bass, and Clay Moir on vocals.

Simon shares his experiences in the music world, including the challenges he's faced and the joys of creating and performing. He'll also delve into his previous band, Liz Dexic, which featured Sarah Stevenson on vocals, Sam Turton on bass and  Cameron Spencer on guitar.

We'll hear about some of the amazing venues Simon's bands have played, including Wilsons Brewing Company.

But that's not all! Simon also discusses the Festival of Dusk, an event he coordinated alongside his band members from Ivory Dusk that showcased original music and singer-songwriters from the Great Southern, along with a special shout-out to the local businesses that supported the festival.

Join us for an inspiring and informative episode packed with valuable insights for any aspiring musician!

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Hey, hey Emerging Muzos, we are here to talk to you about what we wish we knew before becoming a musician. You are here because you want to send us a message. Let us know what you'd like to know.

Hey emerging muzos! This episode's all about the three pillars of getting your name out there: promotion, marketing, and booking gigs. We'll break down how to craft killer social media posts, target the right audience, and land those coveted live performances. But don't forget, even the most amped promotion needs stellar music to back it up. That's where we come in! This podcast is your one-stop shop for actionable tips and inspiring stories to fuel your musical journey. So grab your headphones, crank up the volume, and let's get you gigging!

Song credits - Jack Deacon and Roimata Howell

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Hey, hey Emerging Muzos, we are here to talk to you about what we wish we knew before becoming a musician. You are here because you want to send us a message. Let us know what you'd like to know.

Kia ora everyone.

Katherine and I had a fantastic chat about introducing each other with asking a few questions. We dive a little deeper into our musical journey.
Let us know if there's are any questions you would like for Katherine and me to answer.

Song - Dreams come true by Jason Johnny Galea (feat Roimata Keepa-Tibble)

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Hey, hey Emerging Muzos, we are here to talk to you about what we wish we knew before becoming a musician. You are here because you want to send us a message. Let us know what you'd like to know.

In this episode we dive into the Albany and Great Southern Local music scene. 
Our passion is to provide information based on our knowledge so if there is something we missed please do not hesitate to send us an email to [email protected] and we'll try to include you next time.

This is a bonus track to this episode as we wanted to dive into what we are very passionate about and share from our personal experiences.

As always thank you for tuning in, don't hesitate to leave a comment, all feedback is much appreciated.

Music credits
Step by Step by RnB Soul Train (Feat Dal Jones)

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