Casey Barnes is a No. 1 charting Country music artist from the Gold Coast in Queensland Australia. Who's latest album Town of a Million Dreams also rocket to the top of the charts. 

Just before the album's release John Murch of radionotes took a call from Casey for a chat about their music and life.

Show Notes + Transcript: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/casey-barnes/ 

Over at TikTok, Gabbi Bolt is getting plenty of eyes and engagement for their AUSPol content "Wonderful" - Mark Humphries (730), but there is more to this performer... an EP of solid originals tunes for a start.

From their home in Bathurst, New South Wales Bolt spoke to John Murch of radionotes about the music they make and in their life. As well the comedians of years gone by that inspire their funny-bone. 

Show Notes + Transcript: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/gabbi-bolt/ 

Jeremy Neale was the 2017 recipient of the Grant McLennan Fellowship and has a new album We Were Trying to Make It Out (Remote Control - Dot Dash). 

Their debut album Getting Team Back Together also featured the 2018 QMusic Award 'Song of The Year' for Dancin' and Romancin'.

Jeremy joined John Murch via Skype to have a chat to radionotes.

Show Notes + Transcript: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/jeremy-neale/ 

Brymore Productions brought to the Adelaide Fringe The Bureau of Untold Stories. A theatre show that focuses on children and their engagement with creativity and building of narratives.

Hollie and Sean from the company joined John Murch of radionotes for a chat - over a barrel - at the Holden Street Theatres in Hindmarsh.

The Pair make up two-thirds of Good For A Change podcast and share such lovely yarns about their life in this conversation.

Show Notes + Transcript: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/brymore-productions/  

Kerith Manderson-Galvin creates unconventional theatre and performance art, with their latest Being Dead (Don Quixote) related to queer femininity.

During the Adelaide Fringe they had a chat inside The Little Theatre at the University of Adelaide with radionotes, about music and more.

INXS Farris Brother, Andrew Farriss goes solo in their sixth decade.

A few minutes of the conversation with them ahead of the release of their debut solo album. Including their thoughts on Never Tear Us Apart being used by the Port Adelaide Football (AFL) Club and their thoughts on the idea of time.

The full chat can be found in episode 063 of radionotes - audio, shownotes and transcript are here:

UPDATE: Debut album has been delayed - but an EP called Love Makes the World out 2nd October 2020.

Andrew Farriss now in their sixth decade is about to release their debut solo album and its Country in flavour. 

Ahead of the album's release Andrew gave a window of their time to speak to John Murch of radionotes

Show Notes + Transcript: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/andrew-farriss/ 

Ange Lavoipierre's latest - award winning - show is Zealot. Apart from theatre and comedy they also are one of the co-host of the ABC's daily news podcast The Signal.

While in South Australia for the Adelaide Fringe run of their show, Ange swung past Brick + Mortar Creative on The Parade (Norwood) to speak to John Murch of radionotes about music in their life and more.

[Recorded 15th February 2020]

Show Notes + Transcript: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/ange-lavoipierre/ 

Nathan Williams has put together a compilation called Banding Together for Support Act, through Backburner Records which is a DIY label. They are also a member of TV Dinners who contributed a song to the 18 track album with funds aiming to help musicians and the like struggling during the times that 2020 has provided the music industry.

In the mix of the album: Chelsea Manor's 'Lotion', Peak Park's 'Insides', Honest Dan's 'Date Night' and Cirrus Crown's 'The Hardest Truth' to name just a few of the cuts.

Nathan is speaking here to John Murch of radionotes about the project and bit about his own music and life.

Show Notes + Transcript: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/nathan-williams/ 

Cold Sleep debut EP Heartcore was released in 2018 and now they have followed it up with a double-A side release - Petal/Stopping All Stations Except Kensington.

Ahead of taking the stage at the Grace Emily Hotel, in their former home town of Adelaide (South Australia) Rob McFarlane spoke to radionotes.

Show Notes + Transcript: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/cold-sleep/