Jeremy chats with El Tee, pseudonym of Lauren Tarver about coming to reside in Melbourne after being born in California, her new album "Everything is Fine" and opening track "How I Like it". Listen to the debut album here.

Jeremy chats with Sarah, lead singer of new Sydney neo soul/jazz, experimental group "Monstress". Ahead of their EP release on October 23 the pair chat about spoken word poetry, classical music training, "Sitting in the pocket" and Rage.

Watch the music video for 'Butterfly' here. 

Jeremy chats with Lisa Salvo, the lead singer of Melbourne experimental rock group "On Diamond". We chat about their latest single "Candle", nostalgia of hanging out with your bandmates, and what it meant to be nominated for the Aus Music Prize. 

Listen to the new single 'Candle' here.

Jeremy chats with Melbourne Garage Rocker "Hannah Kate" ahead of the release of her pink 7" record "Sunday Mourning". We talk about finding inspiration in sourdough and her dream tour buddies. 

Listen to Hannah Kate's new single 'Sourdough' here.

This week Jeremy chats with Melbourne neo-soul singer Emma Vollard ahead of the release of her latest single "Femininity". 

This week Jeremy chats with Nashville based duo "Sugar Fitz" ahead of their debut single release 'Skin Sparks'. We chat about singing in the shower, recording during CoVid and long distance music. 

This week on Quiet Fire Jeremy chats with Melbourne based Singer / Songwriter Elsie Lange about leaving the desert and finding her voice in a band before the release of her stunning EP "Talk to Me" 

Jeremy chats with Swedish band Blues Pills ahead of their new album 'Holy Moly'. We chat life on the road, romanticising California and taking 'The Low Road'. 

Jeremy chats with Charlie from Kill Bell about their latest release "Sad Song". We chat bedroom recording, Ballad writing and working towards album #1 

Jeremy chats with new Melbourne power duo "Wilsons Prom". We chat about making music with your significant other, what 'producer' really means and what a "Love Fool" really is.