Sounds From The Dockside

Sounds From The Dockside

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Sounds From The Dockside episodes

  • From Hull with Harmony: Breakups, Pedal Steel & Tony Beacock
    In this episode of Sounds From The Dockside, we sit down with Hull-based country singer-songwriter Tony Beacock (@tonybeacockmusic). Tony opens up about his journey in the music world, the power of intimate gigs, and why acoustic sets resonate so deeply with both musicians and audiences. He delves into the art of keeping a set dynamic, balancing energy and emotional connection, and avoiding dead space between songs.Tony also shares his passion for banjo and pedal steel guitar, explaining how it has shaped his sound and the magic of performing with it live. He gives valuable insights into the importance of maintaining momentum on stage and creating an unforgettable experience for the crowd.Whether it's the raw vibe of an acoustic set or the unique sound of pedal steel, this episode takes you on a journey into music that resonates, connects, and evolves. Tune in for a conversation that goes beyond just songs — it's all about creating experiences and how music keeps us grounded.🔔 Don’t miss out—follow us for the latest updates and announcements!
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    52 min
  • Sobriety, Selfhood, and Starting Over: Henry Beercock’s Story
    In this powerful and deeply honest episode, Henry Beercock opens up about his journey through addiction and recovery, sharing raw insights into the emotional and psychological challenges of sobriety.

    From the grip of alcohol and food addiction to the healing power of community and connection, Henry reflects on the importance of discipline, setting goals, and staying honest with oneself.

    Together, host Dave, guest-host Sam Delaney and Henry explore the complexities of recovery—the hidden traumas, the shifting identity, and the cultural movement toward sober living. This episode also touches on the growing need for alcohol-free spaces and how creating those environments can inspire hope and healing. It’s a heartfelt conversation about resilience, growth, and finding clarity on the other side of chaos.

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    1 hr 42 min
  • Sobriety, Selfhood, and Starting Over: Henry Beercock’s Story
    In this powerful and deeply honest episode, Henry Beercock opens up about his journey through addiction and recovery, sharing raw insights into the emotional and psychological challenges of sobriety. From the grip of alcohol and food addiction to the healing power of community and connection, Henry reflects on the importance of discipline, setting goals, and staying honest with oneself.Together, host Dave, guest-host Sam Delaney and Henry explore the complexities of recovery—the hidden traumas, the shifting identity, and the cultural movement toward sober living. This episode also touches on the growing need for alcohol-free spaces and how creating those environments can inspire hope and healing. It’s a heartfelt conversation about resilience, growth, and finding clarity on the other side of chaos.🔔 Don’t miss out—follow us for the latest updates and announcements!
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    1 hr 42 min
  • From Struggles to Soundscapes: Future Theory’s Decade in Music
    In this episode of Sounds From The Dockside, we sit down with Lincoln-based alternative rock band Future Theory for a deep dive into their decade-long journey.

    The band opens up about their evolving sound, the musical influences that have shaped their identity, and the creative process behind their songwriting. They share stories from the road, reflect on standout gigs, and speak candidly about the challenges of navigating the local music scene.

    Looking ahead, Future Theory discuss upcoming projects, dream collaborations, and the importance of building a supportive, grassroots music community.

    🔔 Don’t miss out—follow us for the latest updates and announcements!
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    27 min
  • From Struggles to Soundscapes: Future Theory’s Decade in Music
    In this episode of Sounds From The Dockside, we sit down with Lincoln-based alternative rock band Future Theory for a deep dive into their decade-long journey.The band opens up about their evolving sound, the musical influences that have shaped their identity, and the creative process behind their songwriting. They share stories from the road, reflect on standout gigs, and speak candidly about the challenges of navigating the local music scene.Looking ahead, Future Theory discuss upcoming projects, dream collaborations, and the importance of building a supportive, grassroots music community.🔔 Don’t miss out—follow us for the latest updates and announcements!
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    27 min
  • Where Feedback Meets Feeling: A conversation with Elson
    On this episode of Sounds from the Dockside, host Dave sits down with the up-and-coming band Elson for an insightful and inspiring conversation. From their roots in Grimsby to their bold aspirations in the music industry, Elson opens up about their journey, the power of community support, and the creative spark that fuels their sound.

    🚀 Discover how their local music scene shaped their artistry, the meaning behind their unique band name, and their vision for a future that goes beyond the music. Elson dives deep into their collaborative process and the authentic energy they bring to every project.If you're passionate about music, creative growth, and chasing your dreams, this episode is for you!

    🔔 Don’t miss out—follow us for the latest updates and announcements!
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    1 hr 1 min
  • Where Feedback Meets Feeling: A conversation with Elson
    On this episode of Sounds from the Dockside, host Dave sits down with the up-and-coming band Elson for an insightful and inspiring conversation. From their roots in Grimsby to their bold aspirations in the music industry, Elson opens up about their journey, the power of community support, and the creative spark that fuels their sound.🚀 Discover how their local music scene shaped their artistry, the meaning behind their unique band name, and their vision for a future that goes beyond the music. Elson dives deep into their collaborative process and the authentic energy they bring to every project.If you're passionate about music, creative growth, and chasing your dreams, this episode is for you!🔔 Don’t miss out—follow us for the latest updates and announcements!
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    1 hr 1 min
  • Cramped Flats to Creative Triumphs: Orphan Boy on Making Music
    In this episode, take a deep dive into the journey of Orphan Boy, an indie band whose music is defined by authenticity, passion, and their working-class roots. From their beginnings in Grimsby to their move to Manchester, the band shares the ups and downs of their evolution—both musically and personally.Hear firsthand stories about their early influences, the challenges of forming a band, and the realities of navigating the music industry while staying true to themselves. The band reflects on their time living in cramped flats, the process of recording music, and how they’ve worked to balance their musical dreams with the pressures of everyday life.But this conversation isn’t just about the struggle. Orphan Boy opens up about their creative process, the moments of joy that keep them going, and the community support that has been a lifeline throughout their journey. With honest, behind-the-scenes anecdotes, the band talks about the thrill of making music and how they’ve navigated the constantly shifting landscape of the music scene.Join the band as they discuss their evolution, the power of collaboration, and what’s next for their future projects. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to their music, this episode offers a unique, intimate look at the highs and lows of being an independent band in today’s music world🔔 Stay connected with us for all the latest updates and announcements:
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    1 hr 26 min
  • From Scooters to Syria: A Pro Rider’s Journey to the World’s Hidden Gems
    In this episode, we follow the incredible journey of a professional scooter rider who has turned his passion for adventure into a career in action sports and travel vlogging. Known for visiting some of the world’s most unconventional and off-the-beaten-path destinations—places like Syria, Mauritania, and China—he shares his experiences exploring regions few dare to venture. Along the way, he opens up about the rise of scootering as a potential Olympic sport and how the sport is growing in popularity, especially among younger generations. Tune in as he reflects on his transformation from a rider to a storyteller, how he challenges mainstream narratives, and the powerful lessons learned from embracing places most people overlook.

    Perfect for: Adventure seekers, action sports fans, curious travelers, and anyone interested in exploring the world’s lesser-known destinations, the future of scootering, and the beauty of new experiences.

    Check out Lewis Cramptons adventures here - Lewis Crampton

    🔔 Stay connected with us for all the latest updates and announcements:
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    2 hr 8 min
  • "Do Songs Fall from the Sky? | Unlocking the Art of Songwriting with Sam Simmons
    Join us for an exclusive interview on the Sounds from the Dockside Podcast! Host Dave sits down with Grimsby singer-songwriter Sam Simmons for a deep dive into his musical journey. Together, they explore Sam's unique songwriting process, creative influences, and the importance of community in music. Sam also gives us a sneak peek into his upcoming album and opens up about how music helps him process emotions and connect with others.This conversation celebrates the collaborative spirit of the local music scene and the excitement surrounding live performances. 🔔 Stay connected with us for all the latest updates and announcements:
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    22 min

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