Shane Adamczak is a writer and performer who regularly can be found on the world's Fringe circuit. Based in the West of Australia, they're founding a member of Weeping Spoon an Independent Theatre Company who have worked with Greg Fleet in show he wrote called 'This Is Not a Love Song', as well developing their own creative scripts in to performances - to name just one - the popular 'The Ballad of Frank Allen'.

Returning for an anniversary tour of their Zack Adams' character at Tuxedo Cat Shane spoke to radionotes inside the Adelaide Botanical Gardens for this extended chat.

Show Notes: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/shane-adamczak/

Fionn are twin sisters from Gen-Z out of White Rock BC with music that reflect both their observations and experiences.

Following on from the Singles Get Stoned, Mattress on the Floor and Modern Medication they've have just released Everyone's A Critic (out thru 604 records).

From seperate locations across Canada, Brianne and Alanna spoke to radionotes about the release, 'social media' addiction and their life through music.

Show Notes + Transcript: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/fionn/ 

The Wolfe Brothers are the result of four generations of farming and musicians based in Tasmania, Australia. 

The Wolfe Brothers debut It's On arrived in 2013, with across the years them receiving numerous Golden Guitars - including for Album of The Year, APRA AMCOS Song of The Year and awards in other sort after categories. As well, they recently joined the BMG stable of music artists globally.

On the back of their latest Single No Brakes about going full steam ahead, Tom Wolfe from the group spoke to radionotes.

Show Notes + Transcript: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/the-wolfe-brothers/ 

Cynthia Tauro has a soul based in jazz, with a refreshing pop sensibility that includes music firmly in their genes.

Their latest release Moments was produced by George Koller. Opening Single from it is Dancin' On My Own.

From Toronto, Cynthia spoke to radionotes about their jazz numbers, originals as well as performing along side Little Scream LIVE in concert and their mother's cooking channel.

Show Notes + Transcript: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/cynthia-tauro/ 

Mick Lindsay is so passionate about music that he started his own music festival and shares in this chat how it relates to one of their other big passions high in the sky.

Singles from them included tunes like Drink About You, Afterparty and If You're Sleeping the last one there includes Brittney Hockley from the Life Uncut podcast in its film clip.

Show Notes + Transcript: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/mick-lindsay/ 

MAXO from Canberra sings about sex, fact. That's what a headline might say, but under that is a passionate musician with diverse well toned body of songs.

radionotes got lucky and found MAXO on the blower for this unscripted chat.... got to even talk about the new dog in his life, to.

Show Notes + Transcript: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/maxo/ 

The Bell Streets are a musical partnership of Nick Batterham (Blindside, The Earthmen) and Josh Meadows (The Sugar Gliders, The Steinbecks) who have combined to release their outstanding debut album - Monument (out thru Popboomerang).

Nick was kind enough from their home studio to join John Murch of radionotes for a chat. 

Show Notes + Transcript: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/the-bell-streets/ 

Yanto Browning is a Producer and long-time collaborator of Tara Simmons, who together made her final record Show Me Spirit 'Til The End.

Currently an academic at the Queensland University of Technology, Browning has in past produced music for the likes of Kate Miller Heidke, Mosman Alder and more...

Hear in this extended chat about how a great record was made from an equally great and creative artist as he chats to John Murch of radionotes.

Show Notes + Transcript: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/yanto-browning/ 

Ellery Cohen is an alt-pop singer from Melbourne, Australia who has a trio of tunes - Us, Read Your Mind and the latest Change Like That.

On the back of their latest tune they spoke openly and candidly to radionotes about their music and life.

Show Notes + Transcript: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/ellery-cohen/ 

Emily Hatton digs puzzles, grew up by the sea and has a sassy rabbit called Popcorn. As well, musically they have released three solid Singles - Smoke and Mirrors, Hades and Maybe - with more on the way.... including an catchy country-pop number called Why'd You Have To?.

Hatton has also recently toured with Eight Second Ride and here you can hear them chat with John Murch of radionotes.

Show Notes + Transcript: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/emily-hatton/