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Glenn Richards from Augie March joins The Mixtape on Radio Fremantle to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Moo, You Bloody Choir and the upcoming Fremantle show at Freo Social.

We dive into performing the album front-to-back, whether One Crowded Hour will open the set, songs never played live (including “Mount Wellington Reverie”), and Glenn’s evolving relationship with the record two decades on.

Glenn also shares details of a brand new solo album in the works, talks Iron Maiden nostalgia, and builds his Mixtape playlist featuring Wire, Crow, The Reels, Tom Waits, and The Church.

Plus:

• 20th anniversary vinyl reissue details

• Tour rider confessions 🍀

• Dream collaborators

📍 Moo, You Bloody Choir – 20th Anniversary Tour Tickets from: moshtix.com.au
📍 Fremantle – Freo Social – April 3

00:00 – Glenn Richards intro
00:42 – 20th Anniversary Tour & Performing Album Front to Back
02:05 – Will “One Crowded Hour” Open the Set?
03:38 – Songs Never Played Live (“Mount Wellington Reverie”)
05:05 – Recreating the Album’s Dynamics Live
06:08 – Glenn’s Personal Favourite Tracks on the Album
07:26 – How His Relationship with the Songs Has Changed in 20 Years
09:02 – 20th Anniversary Double LP & Vinyl Details
10:10 – Mixtape: “I Am The Fly” – Wire
12:05 – Mixtape: “Old Blue Rock Pile” – Crow
13:55 – Mixtape: “Bad Moon Rising” – The Reels (Cover Version Talk)
15:25 – Mixtape: “I Don’t Want To Grow Up” – Tom Waits
16:20 – Mixtape: “The Amazing Alice” – Tom Waits (Love Song Pick)
17:25 – Mixtape: “Monday Morning” – The Church
18:10 – Quick Fire Five (Rider, Rituals, Dream Collab, Best City, Time Travel Gig)
19:05 – Solo Album Plans & UK Release

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The Mixtape Live – Georgina Dacheff (Sofar Sounds Special)

In this special Mixtape Live episode recorded in an intimate Sofar Sounds setting, singer-songwriter Georgina Dacheff joins us for a brand-new format of the show that blends live performance with the storytelling spirit of The Mixtape.

Across the episode, Georgina performs four of her own original songs, bringing her powerful voice and songwriting to the stage in a stripped-back acoustic setting.

But that’s only half the story.

As part of the live on-stage interview, Georgina also builds her personal Mixtape — sharing the artists and songs that shaped her musical journey. And instead of simply talking about them, she performs special cover versions of her selections live on stage, giving the audience a rare glimpse into the music that inspired her.

The result is a unique mix of live originals, unexpected covers, and conversation, all captured in the intimate atmosphere Sofar Sounds is famous for.

This episode marks the launch of a brand-new Mixtape format — where the stories behind the music come to life through live performance.

Expect:
• Three live original songs from Georgina Dacheff
• Special live covers of her Mixtape selections
• Stories behind the songs that shaped her
• An intimate Sofar Sounds performance setting

Welcome to The Mixtape Live — where the mixtape isn’t just talked about… it’s played.

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Alt-pop star Maggie Lindemann joins The Mixtape on Radio Fremantle 107.9FM to talk about her powerful new album I Feel Everything, the emotions behind her songwriting, and returning to Australia for a national tour.In this interview, Maggie opens up about writing deeply personal songs, the tracks fans are connecting with most on tour, and how her confidence as a live performer has evolved since her last visit to Australia.She also creates a special Mixtape EP, sharing songs that influenced her music and shaped her journey as an artist.🎧 In this interview we discuss:The inspiration behind I Feel EverythingWhy some songs felt “too personal” to releaseCrowd reactions to “I Don’t Belong Here” and “Morning”Maggie’s songwriting process in the studioHer love of vinyl and physical music formatsMixtape picks from artists like Jane RemoverTour rider snacks (including Lunchables!)The one concert in history she wishes she could attendPerth – Magnet House | May 10Tickets: Destroy All LinesIf you enjoy artist interviews, music stories, and discovering the influences behind your favourite records, subscribe for more weekly interviews on The Mixtape.0:00 Maggie Lindemann Intro – The Mixtape on Radio Fremantle0:18 Maggie Lindemann Australian Tour & Returning to Perth1:02 How Maggie’s Live Shows Have Evolved1:45 Writing the Emotional Album I Feel Everything2:37 Were Any Songs Too Personal To Release?3:32 Fan Reactions to “I Don’t Belong Here” & “Morning”4:32 Maggie Lindemann’s Songwriting Process5:18 Music vs Lyrics – Where Her Songs Begin6:08 Maggie on Vinyl, Physical Music & Collecting Records6:55 The Mixtape EP – Influences & Song Picks7:10 Attention Grabber Track – Jane Remover “So What?”7:58 Song For Her 18-Year-Old Self8:42 Deep Cut Pick & Musical Inspirations9:24 Quickfire Five – Tour Rider Snacks9:58 Pre-Show Rituals & Tour Essentials10:27 Favourite Cities To Play Live10:47 The One Concert Maggie Would Time Travel To See11:10 Introducing “Lost Cause” from I Feel Everything#MaggieLindemann#IFeelEverything#AltPop#PopMusic#MusicInterview#TheMixtape#RadioFremantle#AustralianTour#NewMusic#Songwriting

Dick Valentine from Electric Six joins The Mixtape on Radio Fremantle to talk about the band’s Greatest Hits Australian Tour, returning to Perth for shows at Rosemount Hotel and Freo Social.

In this conversation Dick reflects on 25 years of Electric Six, writing songs like Gay Bar, working on new music, and how the band has built a cult following around the world. He also talks about his upcoming solo album, the songs that shaped him growing up, and the Depeche Mode performance that made him want to become a frontman.

Plus Dick shares some brilliant Mixtape choices including Duran Duran, The Beatles, Joe Cocker, Kenny Rogers and Bette Midler, reveals his favourite live performance ever, and explains why touring bands sometimes ask venues for socks on their rider.

If you’re a fan of Electric Six, cult rock stories and classic music influences — this one’s for you.

Katatonia’s Jonas Renkse joins The Mixtape on Radio Fremantle to talk about the band’s upcoming Australian tour, their latest album Nightmares as an Extension of the Waking State, and the dark, real-life themes behind his songwriting.

Jonas shares how Katatonia’s creative process has evolved over time, why one standout track was recorded in Swedish, and how forgotten ideas can turn into some of the most powerful songs on a record.

We also dive into his personal influences — from extreme metal like Deicide to the atmospheric brilliance of Radiohead — plus unexpected mixtape picks including Tori Amos, Red House Painters and more.

📍 Katatonia tour Australia October 2026

🎟 Tickets from www.destroyalllines.comIf you’re into dark, atmospheric rock, metal, or songwriting deep dives — this one’s for you.

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00:00 Intro – Jonas Renkse (Katatonia)
00:28 Australian Tour & Fan Energy
01:35 Life on Tour – Travel vs Experience
02:38 New Album Explained – “Nightmares…”
04:05 Writing Dark Real-Life Stories
05:10 Songwriting Process & Perfectionism
06:28 Evolution of Katatonia’s Sound
07:30 “After Solen” – Why a Song in Swedish
09:05 Rediscovering a Forgotten Song
10:05 Vinyl, Collecting & Merch
11:05 Mixtape Picks Begin (Deicide)
11:55 Shower Song Confession
12:40 Tori Amos Covering Slayer
13:30 Radiohead Influence & Advice to Younger Self
14:40 Romantic Song Choice
15:20 Deep Cut Pick – Radiohead

KT Tunstall joins The Mixtape on Radio Fremantle to celebrate the 20th anniversary of her breakthrough album Eye To The Telescope and her upcoming 2026 Australian Tour.

In this exclusive interview, KT shares the incredible story behind her iconic performance on Later… with Jools Holland, revealing how “Black Horse & The Cherry Tree” almost wasn’t performed—and how that last-minute decision helped launch her global career.

We dive into the viral impact of that performance, the early use of loop pedals in live music, and how the song became one of the defining indie hits of the 2000s.

KT also discusses the new Stargazer Edition vinyl release, featuring rare tracks, live recordings, and reimagined artwork, plus her plans to tour Australia with a unique all-star band of local musicians.

Plus, KT builds her 6-track mixtape—featuring Devo, Tom Petty, David Bowie, and more—sharing the songs that shaped her life and career.

🎟️ Tour kicks off May 2026 – including Perth’s Astor Theatre

Tickets: www.destroyalllines.com

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00:00 KT Tunstall Intro – Eye To The Telescope 20th Anniversary & Australian Tour

01:10 Touring Australia with Train – Why KT Tunstall Came Back

02:30 Building a Touring Band with Local Musicians (Jimmy Barnes Connection)

04:10 Kathleen Halloran & The New Live Band Line-Up

05:15 Jools Holland Performance – The Moment That Changed Everything

06:20 Black Horse & The Cherry Tree – Almost NOT Performed

07:45 How the Loop Pedal Created a Viral Breakthrough

09:10 Early YouTube & One of the First Viral Music Videos

10:15 Writing & Finishing Eye To The Telescope Title Track (20 Years Later)

11:40 Stargazer Edition Vinyl – Deluxe Tracks & Artwork Easter Eggs

13:10 Why Fans Should Buy Vinyl & Support Local Record Stores

14:20 Mixtape Origins – How Music Changed KT Tunstall’s Life

15:30 Devo vs Rolling Stones – The Ultimate Cover Song Choice

16:50 Tom Petty – Won’t Back Down & Songwriting Simplicity

18:10 Best Cover Songs Ever – This Mortal Coil & Tim Buckley

19:40 What Makes a Great Cover Version?

20:50 David Bowie Influence – Albums That Shape Artists

22:00 Deep Cut Picks – Little Dragon & Underrated Tracks

23:00 Quickfire Round – Tour Rider, Rituals & Dream Collaborations

24:20 Best Cities to Play Live & Wildest Crowds (Rio vs Glasgow)

25:00 Dream Concert – The Who at Woodstock

25:40 KT Tunstall Australian Tour Dates & Closing

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This week on The Mixtape , Mark sits down with legendary Canadian songwriter Ron Sexsmith ahead of his long-awaited Australian return for the Hangover Terrace Tour.

Ron opens up about life on the road at 61, songwriting without writer’s block, his love of vinyl and hi-fi rituals, and why walking neighbourhoods beats sightseeing. He reflects on surviving the music industry without chasing stadium fame, shares dream collaborators (Bill Withers, Karen Carpenter, Dusty Springfield), and tells an unforgettable story about casually singing Wings songs at a kitchen table with Paul McCartney.

Plus — Ron builds his Mixtape: Warren Zevon, Elton John, Judee Sill, Buddy Holly and a deep McCartney cut you probably missed.

Catch Ron live in Fremantle at the Rosemount Hotel this April.

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A gentle, funny and deeply insightful chat with one of songwriting’s true craftsmen.

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#RonSexsmith #TheMixtape #SongwriterInterview #HangoverTerrace #CanadianMusic #IndieFolk #SingerSongwriter #VinylCulture #MusicPodcast #RadioFremantle #AustralianTour #PaulMcCartney #Wings #BuddyHolly #EltonJohn #WarrenZevon #JudeeSill #MusicStories #BehindTheSongs #LiveMusic00:00 Intro – Ron Sexsmith on The Mixtape
00:42 Australian Hangover Terrace Tour announcement
02:05 Life on tour – walks, coffee & beaches
03:25 Hangover Terrace album + 17th record reflections
04:20 How Ron’s songwriting process evolved
05:15 Writer’s block (or lack of it) + playing other artists’ songs
06:20 Vinyl collecting & hi-fi listening rituals
08:15 Longevity, late start & surviving the industry
10:10 Chris Martin collaboration & staying cult-favourite
11:30 Quick Fire Round begins
11:40 Pre-show rituals & “courage juice”
12:25 Most rockstar moment – Royal Albert Hall with his parents
13:10 Dream collaborators (Bill Withers, Dusty, Karen Carpenter)
14:30 Favourite cities to play – Ireland memories
15:45 Time-travel concert – Buddy Holly’s final show
17:05 Mixtape Track 1 – Warren Zevon “Detox Mansion”
17:50 Track 2 – Guilty pleasure sing-along picks
18:45 Track 3 – Elton John “Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds” cover
20:00 Track 4 – Judee Sill “The Kiss”
21:10 Teen influences – hard rock, Zeppelin, AC/DC
22:00 Track 5 – Buddy Holly “True Love Ways” (romance pick)
22:45 Track 6 – Paul McCartney “Warm and Beautiful” deep cut
23:40 Surreal Paul McCartney kitchen-table story
25:10 2026 tour plans & farewell

This week on The Mixtape, host Mark Phillips welcomes Skye Edwards, the iconic voice of Morcheeba, for a warm, wide-ranging conversation ahead of the band’s Australian tour.

Skye talks about returning to Australia in February, kicking things off in Perth at the East Perth Power Station as part of Perth Festival. She reflects on the realities of modern touring, playing in summer heat, and why it’s become harder than ever for bands to get back on the road.

The conversation dives into Morcheeba’s latest album EscapeThe Chaos, exploring Skye’s songwriting process, recording at home, and how the band continues to evolve creatively more than two decades into their career. She also shares her love of vinyl, physical formats, and a beautiful story involving American artist Lonnie Holley.

As always on The Mixtape, Skye curates her six-trackMixtape, revealing the songs that shaped her life — from Mahalia Jackson and Shirley Bassey to Bob Marley and reggae reinterpretations of Nirvana.

The interview also covers:
• Touring with family
• Pre-show vocal rituals and emotional preparation
• Covering John Martyn’s Solid Air
• Dream collaborators
• Favourite cities to play live
A thoughtful, funny and inspiring conversation with one of the most distinctive voices in modern British music.

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00:00 – Skye from Morcheeba introduces herself
00:20 – Australian tour announced (Perth Festival, Feb dates)
02:10 – Touring Australia in summer heat & tight schedules
04:15 – First time seeing Morcheeba live (Paul Weller, 1997)
06:30 – Escape The Chaos album: writing & recording process
09:30 – Songwriting at home, demos, melodies & lyrics
12:00 – Vinyl culture, white label pressings & Lonnie Holley story
15:20 – What keeps Morcheeba creative after 11+ albums
17:30 – Touring with family & band dynamics
19:40 – Mixtape Track 1: Mahalia Jackson – Come Sunday
20:45 – Shower & car songs: Shirley Bassey & Bond themes
22:10 – Favourite cover: Nirvana reimagined by Little Roy
23:30 – Music for her 18-year-old self & early influences
25:00 – Romantic mixtape picks & deep cuts
26:20 – Covering John Martyn – Solid Air story
27:45 – Quickfire Five (rider, rituals, collaborators, cities)
28:15 – Final thoughts & Australian tour details

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On this episode of The Mixtape, Mark sits down with HayleyMary, best known as the former frontwoman of The Jezabels, for awide-ranging and unflinchingly honest conversation.

Ahead of her show at The Milk Bar on 30thJanuary, Hayley talks about why she’s deliberately chosen local,up-and-coming artists as support acts on her Australian tour, and whylifting new voices feels more important than ever in the current musiclandscape. She also addresses the recent controversy surrounding herappearance at a misinformation bill protest wearing a MAGA hat, unpackingintent, backlash, and the complexities of protest, symbolism, and beingmisunderstood in public life.

We dive into the challenges of stepping out from abeloved band into a solo career— and into a very different kind ofexperience. Along the way, Hayley curates her own Mixtape, selecting thetracks that have shaped her thinking, her writing, and her sense of self duringthis pivotal chapter.

Thoughtful, provocative, and refreshingly candid—this isHayley Mary as you haven’t heard her before.

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00:00 – IntroQuick intro + setting the tone

01:05 – Why Hayley Mary Chose Local Bands as Tour Supports
Bypassing the industry gatekeepers

02:45 – “I’m an Outcast Now” – Life After the Controversy
Why she stopped playing by the usual rules

05:10 – Perth Show & Moth Street Artist Shout-Out
Why Hayley hand-picked her supports

06:45 – What to Expect From the Quite Contrary Tour Setlist
Covers, solo songs & selective Jezabels tracks

09:20 – Losing the Love for Music (And Finding It Again)
When your passion becomes a job

11:05 – From Band Frontwoman to Solo Artist: The Hard Truth
Why acoustic solo shows never quite worked

13:40 – Breaking the “Rock Rules” | Tracks, Tech & Letting Go
Why backing tracks aren’t cheating

15:35 – Why It’s Called the “Quite Contrary” Tour
Contrarian instincts, personality & identity

17:10 – Wearing the MAGA Hat: Misunderstood or Misrepresented?
Hayley explains the intent behind the backlash

19:40 – Free Speech, Cancel Culture & the Music Industry
Why certain opinions aren’t allowed in the arts

22:10 – Why Hayley Started Her Podcast “Quite Contrary”
Long-form conversation vs social media outrage

23:45 – Building Her Mixtape: Influences & First Track Choice
Serge Gainsbourg vs Sex Pistols

25:10 – Heroes, Bowie & the Songs That Shape a Life
Love songs, deep cuts & musical legacy

26:40 – Final Thoughts & Where to Find Hayley Mary
Tour dates, podcast & closing moments

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This week on The Mixtape, host Mark Phillips is joined by Jem Finer, founding member of The Pogues, ahead of the band’s Australian tour celebrating the 40th anniversary of Rum, Sodomy & the Lash.

Jem discusses how the anniversary shows go beyond the original album, drawing from EPs, B-sides and early Pogues material, and explains why the setlist isn’t performed front-to-back. He also shares his excitement about playing the Sydney Opera House for the very first time.

The conversation explores how the band has approached life and touring after Shane MacGowan, including the decision to feature multiple vocalists rather than attempting to replace an irreplaceable voice. Jem reflects on how this approach has reinvigorated the music and avoided the feeling of becoming a nostalgia act.

Jem also looks back on recording Rum, Sodomy & the Lash with Elvis Costello, discussing the difference between working with musician-producers versus traditional producers, and shares memories of collaborating with Steve Lillywhite, who produced the newly released Fairytale of New York Zoetrope 12”.

The episode closes with Jem creating his Mixtape playlist—revealing the songs that shaped him, from attention-grabbing openers and car-sing-along classics to rare cover versions, deep cuts, and a remarkable collaboration involving hurdy-gurdy, underground dance music, and Jimmy Cauty.

🎟 Tour info & tickets: Bluesfest Tours
📍 Perth show: Fremantle Prison – 25 March

A deep, thoughtful conversation about legacy, tradition, reinvention, and why great songs never stop evolving.

00:00 – Jem Finer (The Pogues) Intro
00:40 – Australian Tour & Rum, Sodomy & the Lash 40th Anniversary
02:15 – Setlist: Expanded Album, EPs & B-Sides
03:45 – Playing the Sydney Opera House for the First Time
05:05 – Life After Shane MacGowan & Why Multiple Vocalists Work
07:50 – Favourite Song to Play Live (“A Pair of Brown Eyes”)
09:20 – Avoiding the “Tribute Band” Feeling
10:45 – Recording Rum, Sodomy & the Lash: Did They Know Its Impact?
12:30 – Working with Elvis Costello as Producer
14:20 – Fairytale of New York Zoetrope 12” & Love of Vinyl
16:15 – First Ever Performance with Kirsty MacColl (Barrowlands)
17:35 – Mixtape Track 1: Attention Grabber (Blur – “Song 2”)
18:55 – Mixtape Track 2: Car & Shower Song (Johnny Allen – “Promised Land”)
20:25 – Mixtape Track 3: Cover Versions & Lost Records
22:20 – What Makes a Great Cover Version?
24:00 – Mixtape Track 4: Song for His 18-Year-Old Self (Lankum)
25:40 – Mixtape Track 5: Romance & Atmosphere (Alice Coltrane)
26:45 – Mixtape Track 6: Deep Cut, Hurdy Gurdy & Jimmy Cauty
27:35 – Tour Dates, Fremantle Prison & Farewell

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