This Song Is Yours

Our guest today on the podcast is none other than Australian rapper and all-around sweetheart, ALLDAY. Hailing from South Australia and now based in London, the hip-hop veteran just dropped his fifth record, The Necklace. This album is a standout in ALLDAY’s career, marking a return to his hip-hop roots while effortlessly blending genres and showcasing his lyrical prowess. In today’s episode, we dive into the creative process behind The Necklace, exploring how ALLDAY has evolved as an artist and embraced new sonic landscapes. We also discuss the incredible collaborations on the record, including features from YNG Martyr and Cub Sport, and how these partnerships came to fruition. Plus, we chat about his upcoming Australian tour and the excitement of bringing these new tracks to life on stage.

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Our guest today is none other than the legendary rock band Incubus. Rising to fame with their breakthrough hit "Drive" from the album Make Yourself, they became one of the biggest alt-rock acts of the 2000s and remain beloved to this day. Currently, they're celebrating the anniversary of their seminal album Morning View with a re-recording aptly titled Morning View XXIII. On today’s episode, we're joined by the band's new bassist, Nicole Row, who chats with us about the experience of re-recording these iconic songs. Nicole also shares her journey from playing with artists like Miley Cyrus and Panic! at the Disco to becoming a full-time member of Incubus. Plus, we discuss which songs she’s most excited to play live when they perform the Morning View album in full next month.

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Our guests today are Fanning Dempsey National Park, the exciting new supergroup formed by Bernard Fanning and Paul Dempsey. Both acclaimed for their illustrious solo careers and their work with iconic Australian bands—Powderfinger and Something for Kate, respectively—this collaboration marks a bold venture into fresh sonic territory. Their debut record, The Deluge, is a brilliant fusion of late 70s and early 80s prog and synth influences, inspired by artists like Gary Numan and David Bowie. In today's episode, we explore how this supergroup came to be, the challenges they've faced while embracing a new sound that pushes their live performance abilities, and the story behind how the ineptitude of ScoMo inspired one of the album's standout tracks.

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Our guests today are the loveable lads from much-loved Australian indie rock band, Polish Club. They’re back with a brand new single, "How Dare You Fall In Love In This City," and have just announced their forthcoming record, Heavy Weight Heart, set to release on September 13th. In today's episode, we chat with band members David Novak and John-Henry Pajak about their journey into releasing music independently. We delve into the making of their new record and how personal changes in their lives have influenced their songwriting. Additionally, we discuss their upcoming tour in October and how they transition the dynamic of the band from the studio to the road.

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Our guest today is Stevie Jackson from the iconic indie pop band Belle & Sebastian. Hailing from Scotland, this musical collective has charmed fans for nearly three decades with their distinctive indie and twee sound. In today's episode, we discuss their upcoming Australian tour, their first in over six years. We delve into Australia's enduring love affair with the band, memorable moments from past tours, and the sonic landscape and songwriting of their latest album, Late Developers. Additionally, we touch on the upcoming 30th anniversary of Tigermilk and whether fans can expect any special celebrations for this milestone.

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Our guest on the podcast today is UK pop singer and songwriter Griff. Known offstage as Sarah Faith Griffiths, she's making waves this week with the release of her highly anticipated debut record, Vertigo. Griff has collaborated with the likes of Chris Martin and shared the stage with superstars like Taylor Swift and Dua Lipa. Today, she joins us to talk about everything Vertigo. In this episode, we delve into the songwriting across the album and how the process can sometimes mirror the anxiety of a hangover. We discuss her early introduction to music and her journey into music production as a child. We also chat about her experience supporting Taylor Swift on the Eras tour and her upcoming Australian tour dates in August.

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Our guest today is singer-songwriter Michael Marcagi. The folk-rock troubadour has been having a stellar 2024. After his song 'Scared to Start' went viral on TikTok, it propelled him to a brand new audience and saw the release of his American Romance EP. He finds himself in Australia this month, playing dates nationwide, including a spot at Spin Off Festival in Adelaide. In today's episode, we talk to Michael about returning to folk songwriting, the inspiration behind 'Scared to Start,' and his journey into music. We also chat about his experiences touring and who he's excited to see at Spin Off Festival.

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Our guest today is rock songwriter Towa Bird. She's a singer, songwriter, producer, and famed guitarist who has played with Olivia Rodrigo and toured with Renee Rapp. Towa Bird is releasing her debut album, American Hero, today, and we've got her on the podcast to chat about it. In today's episode, we discuss the making of the record and how long it's been in the works. We delve into her introduction to music and forming a band at 12. We also explore the importance of representation in music and the impact of seeing yourself reflected in your musical idols. Plus, we talk about the possibility of Towa Bird touring in Australia.

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Our guest today is dance and techno DJ and producer FUKHED, the artist project of Lynn Tran. Starting out by DJ-ing in her bedroom before moving to clubs, FUKHED's career has taken a massive leap forward over the past 12 months. She’s played festivals like Field Day and Beyond the Valley and released her single "No C No A." In late July, she'll join dance and electronic artists like DJ Seinfeld and JamesJamesJames on the Sound Archives Stage at Spin Off Festival, alongside artists like Baby Gravy, The Last Dinner Party, and Conan Gray. In today's episode, we talk to Lynn about the origins of the FUKHED name, playing festival sets versus club gigs, her creative process, and what more we can expect from her this year.

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Our guests today are one of my favourite bands of the last 20 years....it's The Decemberists! The beloved indie rock band from Portland, Oregon, has been delighting audiences for over 20 years with their literary take on indie and folk rock, featuring critically acclaimed albums like 'The Crane Wife' and 'The Hazards of Love.' Last week, they released their brilliant ninth studio record, their first double album, 'As It Ever Was, So It Will Be Again.' In today's episode, we were lucky enough to speak with frontman Colin Meloy about the new record. We discuss the distinctive sound of this album, which combines elements of all previous Decemberists records. We explore the unique sections of the double album and how some parts sound completely different from others. Additionally, we delve into Colin's introduction to songwriting and the birth of the band. Plus, we probe Colin about when we might see them in Australia next.

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