Getting By

We're back! Say goodbye to 'Bedroom Bops' and hello to 'Getting By'. 

Although the podcast is going in a slightly different direction, the guests will remain just as lovely as ever - this week being no exception. Had so much fun chatting to film composers Joe Bridges and Jamal Green about their creative processes, how lockdown has provided much needed time to compose... and then it all gets a bit silly at the end.

The boys are back in town - this week my guests are the wonderful Suburban Minds lads! Join us as we discuss the band's origins, dissect cringeworthy gig memories and dive into individual (controversial) questions. Hope you enjoy this chaotic Christmas special and a very Merry Christmas to you all!

Well, this episode was very unplanned... But I still had a great time chatting to my lovely girlfriend Erin about Christmas. We discuss our favourite Christmas music, comics vs graphic novels and some unique Christmas traditions.

Tiny Tim's Turkey Leg (Christmas Playlist): https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7MgmQzoJeGN5AGYZmiGCGB?si=pV7ziXsnSv-1fCuF4Xuklg

Three piece punk band Tundra are this week's guests. We chat about the band's origins, how having less rehearsals make gigs more fun and an ABBAsolutely crazy revelation.

Good friend and brilliant sound engineer Barny Cutter joins me on this week's episode. Join us for the next hour as we discuss pop filters, engineering tips and breaking the 'rules' of songwriting.

This week I had a lovely conversation with my friend Harry Dale. We talked about shared gig memories, a very musical upbringing and our creative processes. 

This week, Anuszka Wrigley joins me to chat about university, how to have COVID friendly rehearsals and nights out in Leeds.

We're back after a break and excited to start doing this weekly again. In this episode we talk about spooky ghost sightings and christmas music, we play an Anthony Fantano inspired game and then I beg everyone to join 'Hotdog Bandits' on Apex Legends.

In this episode I chatted with my lovely girlfriend Erin Warford about embarrassing school disco memories, our favourite CD's and never-ending emo phases. 

This week I was joined by the wonderful Louis Tooth (aka Saucebag) to talk about his new record label 'Gimme A Break' and the garage/breakbeat music scene developing in Leeds.