The Justin Wayne Show | Music's Independent Spirit

The Justin Wayne Show | Music's Independent Spirit

By Justin WayneArtsMusicPerforming Arts
Download on the App Store

The Justin Wayne Show | Music's Independent Spirit episodes

  • TJWS 333: Claire Rozario takes the reigns

    Whilst we are having some time off the live show, we’ve been creating some easier to swallow podcasts of it for you to enjoy. Here’s a shorter version with the all the best bits, apart from Justin Wayne.

    Leanne Tennant kicks off the podcast this week, with her first submission to the show!

    The Playlist:
    Title
    Album
    Artist
    Bearing The Crown
    Pull Up Your Britches
    Leanne Tennant
    The Claim
    TS&T Master 2
    Rachel Lynn
    Crazy
    Jordan Kirk
    If I succeed
    Paused in the Moment
    Van Susans
    Unleashed
    Revenge of the Moon Scorpions
    Robot Party
    Slackjaw Romance
    Bad Reed EP
    Bad Reed
    When We Are Old
    Nino Polizzi
    Over Coffee
    Northern Exposure EP
    David Stone
    Single Again
    Mel Monaco
    Runaway
    Anna Pancaldi
    Everything is Alright
    Neil and Adam

    See you soon!

    – CR

    0 min
  • TJWS 329: Anna Pancaldi does impressions of us

    Anna Pancaldi joins us to chat about her new EP, Dear Joey and to do impressions of both Claire and myself. Spoiler alert: she does quite a good job, indeed. You’ll also hear new singles from Van Susans, rryrry and MassMatics! What more could you desire?

    Anna Pancaldi’s new EP is out now, and it’s called Dear Joey – an ode to her brother.

    The Playlist
    Title
    Album
    Artist
    Smokestack Lightning
    Rust
    Christopher Bell
    Your Story
    Single
    Mahesh
    Time Zone
    Time Zone (Single)
    Marchan Noelle
    Seagulls (Radio Edit)
    Seagulls
    Van Susans
    This is the Salon
    I want & the me culture
    rryrry
    Sucker Punch
    Sucker Punch
    The Magic Lightnin Boys
    Skyline
    Skyline – single
    The Rose Affair
    The Brink
    The Brink
    Audrey Bochsler
    Dandelion
    Love On Repeat
    Casi Joy
    Tidy My Room
    Why Should I Tidy My Room?
    Sadie Horler
    When She Sings
    Animal Fair EP
    Little Brother Eli
    For A While
    Momentum
    Edewaard
    See Right Through You
    Songs From The Mud
    Zachary Kibbee
    Interview with Anna Pancaldi
    Runaway
    Dear Joe EP
    Anna Pancaldi
    Way Out
    Way Out – single
    The Acorn People
    Shot in the Dark
    Two Legs Bad
    Skittish
    Gunning For You
    Gunning for you – single
    MassMatiks
    My Woman (I love nothing about you)
    Blindsider
    The Manic Shine

     

    See you next week!

    ~JW and CR

    2 hr 1 min
  • TJWS 328: Join the fun!

    This week’s show has some great new additions to the catalog including Janine Jkuhl, and Heel, and we dive into our library of live sessions we’ve recorded over the years and bring back some of our favorites.

    Devon’s Sadie Horler joins our catalog too!

    The Playlist
    Title
    Album
    Artist
    Kill Us When We’re Famous
    The Rose Affair
    Bits And Pieces
    Man from the light
    PortableHigh
    Tempted
    Single
    Janine Jkuhl
    Nothing New
    The Parts we Save
    Heel
    How Do You Love?
    How Do You Love? – Single
    THEA
    Carry On
    Some Build Castles
    Rebecca Cullen
    Be Still My Heart
    Genevieve
    Jacqui Treco
    Silly Ghosts/Tarnished Screens
    Scuttle EP
    Sailour
    How the Other Half Live
    Peachy Keen
    The Fox and the Hounds
    Tidy My Room
    Why Should I Tidy My Room?
    Sadie Horler
    Shattered Dreams
    Hellbound Hymns
    The Urban Voodoo Machine
    Follow
    Follow – single
    Sam Brockington
    Picasso
    Picasso – single
    Young Night
    Dirt and Grime
    Dirt and Grime – single
    HVMNS
    Speaking Springsteen
    The Church of Steve Honest
    Robert Batley
    Isobelle (live)
    Live After Dinner – The Justin Wayne Show – 4th June 2012
    Pepper And Shepherd
    Just Another Cliche (live)
    Live After Dinner with Justin Wayne
    Calvin Roche, Josh Rigal
    The Other End
    Live in Studio C at Main Street Studios
    Kory Nagler
    Shoelace (live)
    Live session at The Workshop, Walla Walla WA
    Whisky Barrel Rocker
    Ident TJWS Miccoli
    Jingles – TJWS
    Miccoli
    Making Up For Lost Time
    Live at DemoFest 2014 – Mace Mead Works, Dayton WA
    Feeny vs Belding
    Runaway
    Dear Joe EP
    Anna Pancaldi
    Factory Song
    Live In Studio C at Main Street Studios, Walla Walla, WA
    Roaming Herds of Buffalo
    I Remember When (live)
    Live session at Blunderbuss, Bozeman, MT
    Kyle M. Helm

     

    See you next week!

    ~JW and CR

    2 hr 2 min
  • TJWS 327: More new music than you can shake a stick at

    Best episode title ever. (Ummm… really?) At any rate, we’ve got some great new singles from new releases from The Madisons and Anna Pancaldi, as well as a show nearly choc-a-block with brand new submissions to the show.

    The Playlist
    • She Dances by Anna Jordan
    • What Did I Do? by Almost Awake
    • All the Feelings from the album Dust by Marcus Valance
    • Runaway from the album Dear Joe EP by Anna Pancaldi
    • Can’t Be Without You from the album Elations by Bayonet
    • Be Still My Heart from the album Genevieve by Jacqui Treco
    • Green Light (unplugged) by Alex Hart
    • Run With Wolves from the album Run With Wolves EP by Me and the Moon
    • I Saw You Saw Me Back from the album Following Foxes by Following Foxes
    • Don’t Move by Delaire
    • Meet Me At The Wishing Well by My Baby
    • Plankton from the album Err On The Side of Love by The Madisons
    • Rusty Slow Blues from the album The Madisons by The Madisons
    • Home Sweet Home by Sample Answer
    • Dancing With Death from the album Trying to Make Sense by Jazz Morley
    • Marchioness by The Buzzard Orchestral
    • The Wolf Is Not At The Door from the album Performing Fleas by Zvilnik
    • Apology to the Feminine from the album Actions, Reactions and Misunderstandings by Zalinski
    • Bots from the album The Future’s Looking Grim by Yea Big and Kid Static
    • Moment Goes by The Young Wild
    • See you next week!

      ~JW and CR

      1 hr 59 min
    • TJWS 326: Music, news and announcements

      We’re back after our month-long hiatus! We’ve built some fun things that we’ll share with you on this episode including:

      • A new website for Maven.FM! Woot!
      • Much improved email lists for our Listeners’, Musicians’, and podcasts’ Newsletters. Subscribe!
      • And more comments from you? We’d love that. Let us know what you think about what we’re doing in the comments below or email us studio @ thejustinwayneshow.com

        The Playlist
        1. Circles by Crash Island
        2. The Lake by Bandicoot
        3. From Far Away from the album Always The Moments by T.J. Kingston
        4. Gunning For You by MassMatiks
        5. Hold Me Tight by Perivale
        6. Drop Everything from the album Hearticulate by J.P. Edwards
        7. Welcome to the Circus from the album The Perfect Shade of Green II by Skittish
        8. Fk You, I’m the Boss Here by Robam
        9. Fever from the album Travelling Man by Nigel Thomas
        10. Little Lives by Alex Hulme
        11. One Love from the album Maxine and the Eskimo Brothers by Maxine and the Eskimo Brothers
        12. Racetrack by Roaming Herds of Buffalo
        13. Summer Glow from the album Playdaze by Bordeauxxx
        14. Last Blue Yodel from the album Many Splendored Things by James Dean Kindle and the Eastern Oregon Playboys
        15. Lost Weekend from the album Lost Weekend by Sean Flinn and The Royal We
        16. Prison Song from the album Dear Lucy Soundtrack by Sam King
        17. Disappearing Trick from the album Later Days by Asthmaboy
        18. Oh, My Desperate Soul from the album Be Brave by Auditorium
        19. Princess from the album Wretched Body EP by Beth Rowley
        20. This New Year from the album This New Year by Big Tree
        21. If I Succeed from the album Paused In The Moment by Van Susans
        22. Your Blue Eyes from the album Twilight by Via Dove
        23. See you next week.

          ~JW and CR

          2 hr 1 min
        24. Top 10 of April 2016

          You’ve had a month off the Top 10 (and I’m sure that was hard for you), but never fear – it’s back baby! We’ve picked our favourites of the minute and now it’s down to you to do what you do best and vote for your favourite track of the month…

          [poll id =”37″]

          I’m almost 100% sure that 15 year old Sadie is the youngest addition to our Top 10 this month…

           

          Links to the Artists:
          • Rocket Van
          • Portable High
          • Sea at Last
          • Quinn Archer
          • Little Brother Eli
          • Sadie Horler
          • HVMNS
          • Alex Hulme
          • Delaire
          • Skittish
          •  

            34 min
          • Live Session: Modern Sons

            The fellas from Modern Sons stopped by the studio recently and we had a great time together. They told us about where they’re headed – one place, namely, Austin Texas for the South by Southwest festival. I also asked them about their crazy sounds they make both on their records and on stage, and we got into some technical talk about their favorite pedals and the core of their sound and where it comes from.

            I also convinced them to let me bring my recording array into their small rehearsal space in Bozeman, Montana and get a few takes of the songs they’re working on right now. The recordings turned out pretty darn well, and you’ll hear a few songs. You’ll hear one song off their current album, Moon Racoon and one that’s just come out on their latest EP, More or Less.

            Modern Sons in front of the fireplace at Blunderbuss (where our studio is in Bozeman.) That’s me second from the right, too.

            30 min
          • TJWS 325: See you soon!

            I believe we were able to sneak out this last podcast before our system went south on us (we’ve repaired it since then!) One of the big things in this episode, aside from playing some great tunes, is that we’re going to be taking a bit of time off to rework, reassess and really dig into discussions on how we can make this podcast and the Maven.FM network the best they can be.

            Our break begins… now and we’ll be back on April 11th.

            We’ll still have a few things coming through the website and the feed including the Free Music Feature and at least one session! Maybe we’ll even get a Podtape up this month. Have a good March!

            Update: we won’t be doing our Birthday Best until May-ish, which is a change from what we announced in this episode.

            We play a pair tunes from a Randy Combs favorite on this show: Prince Perry.

            The Playlist
            1. Limes from the album Colours EP by Navina
            2. Bones by Ella Paramor
            3. She Got Caught from the album She Got Caught by In Hoodies
            4. I’m So Sorry from the album That Friend EP by The Pumped Up Kids
            5. Little Lives by Alex Hulme
            6. Letter by Devin Leslie
            7. Known World from the album Masterwish by Danny Newcomb and the Sugarmakers
            8. Rattlesnake from the album Poet on the Moon by Mare Wakefield and Nomad
            9. Monotone from the album Here Tomorrow Gone Today by Prince Perry
            10. All I Got from the album Here Tomorrow Gone Today by Prince Perry
            11. Marchioness by The Buzzard Orchestral
            12. Friday Morning from the album Friendly EP by Rocket Van
            13. Paris from the album Oh, Beatrice by Tacks, the Boy Disaster
            14. See you on April 11th!

              ~JW and CR

              1 hr 22 min
            15. Discovery 2 Preview with Elle Exxe, HVMNS, Lucia Nicole and Melissa Bel

              February’s Discovery boasts an Elle Exxe return to the stage, exactly after a year of success and growth. Elle has specifically chosen Discovery, to showcase new songs from her eagerly anticipated debut album set for release later this year. HVMNS join Elle on stage having kick-started their career with a massive single “Dirt & Grime” and are using the Discovery platform to launch their second single. Lucia Nicole brings her brand of epic snyth-pop from Hereford to London for the first time. Opening the night we have Melissa Bel coming all the way from Canada, after being spotted by Discovery’s own Umong Shah, last year at Canadian Music Week 2015 in Toronto.

              Gig Details
              • Thursday, February 25th at 7:30pm
              • 229 The Venue, around the corner from Great Portland Street Tube, London.
              • Tickets are £7 ahead of time and £10 pounds on the door. Get tickets now.
              • More about the artists
                ELLE EXXE

                Scottish singer/songwriter ELLE EXXE’s three singles have received raving reviews from the likes of Pop Justice, The Line Of Best Fit, The Quietus, & Clash. Physical press have started to notice Elle Exxe too with Disorder Magazine plastering Elle Exxe across their 5th issue’s front cover. Gay Times, Metro, Time Out and The Guardian have all supported Elle Exxe on her journey. As we entered 2016 Elle has seen further support from The Scottish Sun, Festival baby and STV (with The Telegraph and Look Magazine features confirmed)

                Elle Exxe’s music has been garnering massive support on both U.S. and UK radio. She has received support from BBC Introducing London, BBC Scotland, Kiss Fm & Amazing Radio. In September Elle Exxe entered Music Week’s Commercial Pop Chart at #8. Furthering her growth, Elle has received multiple sync placements on British National Television.

                Elle Exxe has been causing a stir in the pop scene in London; recently headlining KOKO London where she encapsulated the audience who were engrossed by her explosive performance. A performance that included, cheerleaders, a giant cat head and a hand crafted giant strobing X. Elle Exxe was announced part of the first wave of artistes that will play The Great Escape Festival / Conference in Brighton (UK) May 2016 and has just been announced for Canadian Music Week in Toronto.

                “Anthemic love ballad” The Guardian

                “There’s a lot to like about her music, her style and her general popstar everythingness” Popjustice

                https://www.facebook.com/elleexxe

                https://www.twitter.com/elleexxe

                HVMNS

                After the launch of their debut single and video #DirtAndGrime premiering on Wonderland Mag the exciting Electronic indie duo Hvmns get set for a big 2016 including shows, supports and the release of their 2nd single#Humanity.

                Further features came from 1883 Mag with plays on BBC Introducing London, Amazing Radio and Hoxton Radio.

                https://www.facebook.com/hvmnsworld

                https://www.twitter.com/Hvmnsworld

                LUCIA NICOLE

                Lucia Nicole, a Herefordshire born singer/songwriter, mixes epic synth pop/rock with souring soulful vocal lines. She has been tipped as one to watch for 2016 and could be set out to follow in the footsteps of former Hereford born singer/songwriter Ellie Goulding. Her debut single, Just Stop was named BBC Introducing Hereford and Worcester “track of the week” and has received great reviews. Her second single, Feels Like Love received airplay all around the country including; Amazing Radio – On The Front Porch With Baylen Leonard and was added to Waves FM Ones To Watch list, alongside Izzy Bizu and Brandon Flowers. Lucia performed her debut headline show In November to great acclaim. She recieved “Gig of the year 2015” at BBC Introducing Hereford and Worcester and had a impressive turnout. She also supported Sasha McVeigh as part of her UK Tour and has performed at both Nozstock and Colwall Festival!

                Lucia is set to release her debut EP The Bigger Picture in February this year. With comparisons to Taylor Swift and Kylie Minogue she is surely an artist to watch!

                BBC Intoducing quote “One of the shining stars of the Hereford music scene – this girl is going places!”

                https://www.facebook.com/lucianicoleofficial/

                https://twitter.com/lnicolemusic

                MELISSA BEL

                Melissa Bel is a genuine triple threat, as a powerhouse vocalist, eloquent songwriter, and charismatic performer. At 26, she already has three albums to her credit, 2010’s debut full-length ‘Brave’ and two subsequent mini-albums, 2011’s ‘Distance’ and 2013’s ‘Don’t Forget To Breathe’. These records were positively reviewed and alerted the music industry to Melissa’s immense potential.

                She is currently hard at work writing and recording with Justin Gray (John Legend, Joss Stone), writing tracks for her next mini album. Being brought up on soul and blues, Bel defines her eclectic sound as “pop-soul.” Taking inspiration from Sam Smith, K.T. Tunstall, Adele.

                It has been an eventful past two years for Bel. She toured internationally as a backing vocalist for rising star Francesco Yates, and then reached the finals of top Quebec TV talent search La Voix. Prior to that, she headlined a German tour, opened up sold-out shows in New York City and London for Matthew Good, and shone at the famed Honey Jam showcase in Toronto. 2016 is now shaping up as a breakthrough year for this vibrant talent. Stay tuned!

                “Melissa Bel, yet another of Canada’s great natural resources.” Larry Fedoruk, 610CKTB and Newstalk1010

                “Bel has been aptly dubbed as an up-and-coming star, and in this case the critics are dead on.” The Welland Tribune

                https://www.facebook.com/melissabelmusic/

                https://twitter.com/melissabelmusic

                30 min
              • TJWS 323: Kye Alfred Hillig and Tinder for Musicians

                This week Kye Alfred Hillig joins Claire and myself for a chat about his upcoming album release, Great Falls Memorial Interchange. We’ll talk to him about the new tunes, his groundbreaking album released last year, The Buddhist, and perhaps a bit about death and nuclear bombs, too. We’ve got a bunch of great tunes to showcase for you, and we’ll propose a new Tinder add-on for musicians.

                Kye Alfred Hillig’s new album, Great Falls Memorial Interchange is out this month.

                The Playlist
                1. Vultures from the album Monticule EP by Monticule
                2. 15 Minutes from the album Friendly EP by Rocket Van
                3. Motivate by Free Mason Jar
                4. Silly Boys Breaking Hearts  by Yazzy
                5. Let Me In by Alix Gitter
                6. Autumn Wind by Devin Leslie
                7. Won’t You Sleep from the album Fajita’s Basement by The Ramisco Maki Maki Rocking Horse
                8. Gullible Travels from the album Gullible Travels by Zvilnik
                9. Nowhere Man from the album #3 by Archi Deep and the Monkeyshakers
                10. Time To Move On by Crash Island
                11. Interview with Kye Alfred Hillig
                12. Whitney Houston from the album Great Falls Memorial Interchange by Kye Alfred Hillig
                13. To Be Good from the album Great Falls Memorial Interchange by Kye Alfred Hillig
                14. Sequences from the album The June EP by Runabay
                15. Still Trying from the album Falling Faster Than You Can Run by Nathaniel Rateliff
                16. See you next week!

                  Cheers,

                  ~JW and CR

                  1 hr 57 min

                About The Justin Wayne Show | Music's Independent Spirit

                From the publisher's feed

                Join Justin Wayne and his colleagues every Monday at 8pm GMT (3pm EST) as they uncover the underground and independent music scene, showcasing independent punk, rock, hip hop, pop, and acoustic.…