Part 1: Join Tony and Shippa as they interview Cass and Lawson from the next big thing in Oz music, Big Wheels. This duo, along with their supporting muso mates are certainly making headway like Proud Mary down the river. From sublime vocal harmonies to pumping rock, Big Wheels will treat your ears to an aural festival of sounds, and together Cass and Lawson will share their journey in music, life and whatever the future holds for them. And remember, when Big Wheels rolls into the ARIA charts at Number 1, you heard them first here on Uncut & Unsigned!

Part 2: Tony and Shippa discuss new and old tracks from current Indie Artists, former Indie Artists and a classic or two. On this podcast, we introduce William Street Strikers (Adelaide), 46 Brigade (Perth), Olive Klug (USA), Hexham Heads (Melbourne), Bonnie Trash (Ontario, Canada), Gyasi (Nashville, USA), Sunflower (Brisbane), Stonetrip (Melbourne), Nina Nesbitt (Scotland), and Shippa’s Surprise is Floodhounds, all the way from Sheffield, UK.

This is the "Golden touch" this is the playlist for the Golden horseshoes festival. All the songs on this playlist have "gold" in the title or have "gold" in the lyrics. It's a golden playlist!

Car wheels on a gravel road #109 (15/4/25) with Tiff . .Monday nights.  Singer songwriters of amazing talent feature in this show tonight after a wonderful week of seeing live music, John Craigie, Kassi Valazza, and Ruby Gill. We kick off the show with a tune to get us through these crazy times with Kacey Musgraves singing Three little birds. Also new releases by Donovan Frankenreiter, Lana Del Rey, Brandi Carlile, Willi Carlisle, Dog Trumpet and Russell Morris.. Other tunes by TC Jones, Dan Tuffy, Turnpike Troubadours, Eagle and the Wolf, Jason Isbell, Charles Wesley Godwin, Allison Russell.. Plus Billy Strings live, and a great live track by Rickie Lee Jones from 1989..  

                                                                     
                  Ahoy Froggers,
                 There it is all set out for you this week.   Pretty much a representation of artists who have been around for a good                    while now. You probably would not expect to hear Herbie Hancock in a BFRH Playlist, but there he is,. There are                        as usual a couple of artists whose names you probably don't know of directly, but I am confident you will know of                   then when  we talk about there tunes.
                 As usual I hope you enjoy the show, thanks for your support
                  Bullfrog                                                      

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With 3 months of the year done, Idecide to look at the early contenders for a spot in my annual Retrospective. An occupational hazard is that some awesome songs and artists always slip through my net. The first 3/4 of this show looks at those songs with the last half hour focusing on my handful of 2025 faves. Music from Carla Geneve, San Fermin, Lotte Gallagher, Womb, The Melodrones, Quivers, Daniel Champagne, Ruby Gill, The Peep Tempel, Waxahatchee & Mj Lenderman, The War On Drugs, Mick Thomas, Bones and Jones, 8mm and Skeleten.
Playlist here

It's about time to get back to exploring new indie music from local artists in 2025. Some tunes on this show from EGOISM, Wilding, Cool Sounds, The Tullamarines, Phoebe Rings, Sarah Mary Chadwick, Bones and Jones, Monnone Alone, Eggy, Womb and The Melodrones. With RISING happening in Melbourne this June we spin tracks from some of that festivals headline acts Soccer Mommy, Suki Waterhouse and Japanese Breakfast.
Playlist here

The 2025 Yackandandah Folk Festival was held from 21-23 March treating us to a weekend of folk, roots and world music vibes featuring Australian and International acts. Our studios were bursting with creative energy. 15yo Yackandandah singer-songwriterJack Gregory dropped by Saturday morning to chat with Angela and play a few tracks live to air.
Theme music is 'Saturday Scaries' by Gusto Gusto

The 2025 Yackandandah Folk Festival was held from 21-23 March treating us to a weekend of folk, roots and world music vibes featuring Australian and International acts. Our studios were bursting with creative energy. Melbourne Gypsy Jazz Metal outfit Malcura dropped by our studio Saturday afternoon to chat with Nigel and play a few tracks live to air.
Theme music is 'Saturday Scaries' by Gusto Gusto

The 2025 Yackandandah Folk Festival was held from 21-23 March treating us to a weekend of folk, roots and world music vibes featuring Australian and International acts. Our studios were bursting with creative energy. 18yo Beechworth singer-songwriter Samara Bright call in late Sunday morning to chat to Scott and play a few tracks live to air.
Theme music is 'Saturday Scaries' by Gusto Gusto

Hear new music from Augie March, El Tee, Bean Magazine, Cool Sounds and more. Full playlist here.