Open Phil Broadcast

This month singer songwriter Emily Kolbert visit us to talk about some of the many lives she's lived, her new life in Vienna, and what's going into her songwriting these days. Tune in to one of our best episodes yet!

Ina Lied is the duo Ina and Winnie, and they describe themselves as Soulful "Mundartpop" from Austria. They came by the studio and we talked about their songs and their songwriting.

Local Vienna punk-rock anti-folk legends Select/Reject came to the studio and turned up the volume in ways not previously turned on this show. We had a fantastic time with them and can't wait to see them play again at the open mic or around town.

This month local band Kellerblume came to the studio with their new bass player and serenaded us!

This month Lavy und die Kraken came to the studio. These whimsical songs about self-reflection and relationships are in German and the interview is in English.

For the 40th episode we reconnect with an old friend who brings her partner Adam Lampert to us from Berlin. Cozy up by the fire with this acoustic episode.

This month the Indie-Pop duo Schikaneder, from Vienna, joins me and performs some of their German songs for us. We talk about song-writing, how they met, and even get treated to a brand new song, never before aired!

The J423 Community Band from Vienna came to Phil's studio to spread the message of fellowship, music, and spiritual faith. We talked about songwriting, J423, and all the members which came to be a part of this episode! We've never had this many people on the show at once.

Ka The Shaking Gravel was in the studio working on their upcoming EP when I asked if they felt like recording an episode of the Open Phil Broadcast. This is, literally, the most spontaneous episode we've ever done.

This month two stars from the underground scene (literally, the subway) teleported into the studio to slay down some tracks. No edits. No re-takes. Tracked live at SkyStudio.at by Phil, please enjoy Sun State of Mind. We discuss what it's like to play for random people in train stations and how they have evolved during the pandemic.