In the final episode of the series, Mr Sync aka Alex joins Elle to reminisce on this summer's Glasto (drink every time they mention it) and assert that no one's too cool for Coldplay.

Alex pinpoints freedom as the focus of Fly Yellow Moon by Fyfe Dangerfield based purely on the artwork alone, they chat about the joy in whimsical songs and the power of discovering music as a teenager.

We also learn how best to secure an encore at a gig but perhaps most importantly, an insane fact about worms.

Elle's joined by life-long friend, music photographer and all-round creative, Jamie to reminisce on the music they listened to as kids, chat heartbreak and throwing yourself into work while touching on how much Jamie hates puzzles.

Elle runs through the unknowable clarity of Painless by Nilüfer Yanya and how it resonates for reasons unknown and they celebrate music that sounds like a stream of consciousness with a little detour discussing Jamie's next tattoo.

Flying into an active volcano in a squirrel suit, recording backstage at the Brits with Ed Sheeran and Bring Me the Horizon plus the wonder of Shaun the Sheep also get airtime. So, you know, just the usual.

Elle's joined by Andrea, aka Caz, to chat about the art of curating an album, managing the band Joan Smith & the Jane Does and hopping on the Sabrina Carpenter bandwagon.

Caz is introduced to the 'warmly weird and off-kilter charm' of fellow countryman, Mac Demarco when Elle gives a rundown of his album 'Rock and Roll Nightclub', and explains why Fred Again's music is time travel for her.

However, perhaps most importantly, we all learn a lesson in what it's like to tour the Canadian wilderness with a children's music duo.

Join Elle and her mates as they chat all things music - gigs, 'guilty' pleasures, records old and new, festivals and everything in between.

Brace yourselves for some questionable puns and lots of laughs as each week, whether they're a musician or manager, journalist or label side, they indulge in speaking uninterrupted about music, something that it's all too easy not to do when you're caught up in the whirlwind of the industry.

Music by Cameron May

Artwork by Georgia Hodierne