This Song Is Yours

We’ve got the exceptionally talented US pop singer-songwriter, Catie Turner as our guest on the pod today! Renowned for her emotionally charged and honest approach to music, Catie recently dropped her latest EP, "Comedy & Tragedy: Act 2," following the captivating "Act 1." The EP highlights Catie's skill in crafting deeply personal songs that push creative boundaries while exploring the intricate tapestry of life, where both comedy and tragedy coexist. In this episode, we delve into Catie's early songwriting experiences, our shared passion for musicals, the fascinating backstory of her song "Drunk," and much more. 

Catie Turner: Instagram / Facebook / Spotify

Thanks again to Catie Turner for her time. We also want to give a special shout out to Amy and Elizabeth from The Oriel Co. for their help with this episode.

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In this episode, we're honoured to host Flyte, the acclaimed UK folk duo. They recently released their exceptional self-titled record, which features collaborations with artists like Billie Marten and Laura Marling. Will Taylor, a member of Flyte, joins us on today’s episode to delve into the evergreen nature of folk songwriting and how intention plays a part of that. We talk about collaboration, and a serendipitous reunion between Laura Marling and a former collaborator. Will also share insights into his introduction to songwriting, and we discuss any potential future visits to Australia.

Flyte: Instagram / Facebook / Spotify

Thanks again to Will Taylor for his time. We also want to give a special shout out to George from Nettwerk Music Group for his help with this episode.

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Welcome to Part 1 of our exciting journey at SXSW Sydney! We've traveled from afar to hang out with some incredible artists and dive into their creative world. In this episode, we're thrilled to bring you exclusive interviews with talented musicians who are making waves in the music scene. Join us as we sit down with Almost Monday, Sarah Kinsley, SLØTFACE, Foley, and Miss Kaninna. We talk about their songwriting process, their forthcoming releases, the art of their craft, and their unforgettable experiences at SXSW Sydney.

Almost Monday / Sarah Kinsley / SLØTFACE / Foley / Miss Kaninna

Thanks to all teams, publicists, managers and artists involved in our time at SXSW Sydney.

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Join us for an exciting episode as we sit down with Bombay Bicycle Club to delve into their latest release, 'My Big Day'. With standout guest appearances from musical icons Damon Albarn, Chaka Khan, and the captivating Holly Humberstone, this album is yet another testament to the band's unique fusion of indie and electronic soundscapes. We have the pleasure of hosting bassist Ed Nash on the podcast, and he provides fascinating insights into the band's songwriting process, the collaborative magic with these renowned artists, and hints about their potential visit to Australia. 

Bombay Bicycle Club: Instagram / Facebook / Spotify

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Thanks again to Ed Nash for his time. We also want to give a special shout out to Liv from Positive Feedback for her help with this episode.

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Join us for a very special episode with Canteen ambassador Chloe Caris, a dedicated music journalist and fervent music enthusiast. Chloe's extensive journey as a music fan and her insightful pieces about the music industry are only part of her story. As a Youth Ambassador for Canteen Australia, an organisation supporting young people dealing with cancer, her role carries deep personal significance. In commemoration of National Bandana Day, Chloe shares her experiences, from the profound impact of losing her father to cancer to how Canteen played a pivotal role in her life. Discover the vital importance of supporting National Bandana Day, as the funds raised directly contribute to essential services. Chloe also delves into her experiences in music journalism and her love of Harry Styles. In today's show notes, we've included links for those eager to make donations and support National Bandana Day and Canteen. 

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Thanks again to Chloe Karis for her time. We also want to give a special shout out to Maddie from Good PR for her help with this episode.

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In this episode, we're thrilled to host Animal Collective, the iconic indie-psych band hailing from Baltimore. With over two decades of captivating audiences, their unique blend of indie rock and freak folk has left an indelible mark on the music world. After a five-year hiatus, the band made a triumphant return with "Time Skiffs" last year, and now they've followed it up with the highly acclaimed "Isn't It Now." In today's episode, we sit down with band member Avey Tare to explore the making of this new record. We delve into Avey Tare's eclectic musical upbringing, which significantly contributes to the band's diverse influences. Additionally, we discuss the intricate logistics of touring with four solo musicians and the band's future touring plans. 

Animal Collective: Instagram / Spotify

Purchase 'Isn't It Now?' here.

Thanks again to Avey Tare and Animal Collective for their time. We also want to give a special shout out to Lucy from Domino Recordings for her help with this episode.

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We’re welcoming back our favourite purveyors of pop-punk…..it’s Teenage Joans! The dynamic pop-punk duo from South Australia, known for winning triple j Unearthed High in 2020 and swiftly releasing their brilliant "Taste of Me" EP, have continued to make waves, sharing the stage with artists like Sly Withers, Amy Shark, and The Chats. They've just unveiled their highly anticipated debut album, "The Rot That Grows Inside My Chest," a testament to their evolving songwriting and punk prowess. In today's episode, we chat with Cahli and Tahlia about their journey to this debut record, the collaborative process with producer J-Netz, and their upcoming tour across the country. 

Teenage Joans: Instagram / Facebook / Spotify

Purchase The Rot That Grows Inside My Chest here.

Thanks again to Teenage Joans for their time. We also want to give a special shout out to Janine from Dallas Does PR for her help with this episode.

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Join us for a special episode as we celebrate our podcast's 3rd anniversary and our 300th episode! Most importantly, we're celebrating the debut album of one of our favourite artists, Holly Humberstone. This singer-songwriter has been captivating audiences with her heartfelt songwriting and confessional lyrics. After winning the Brit Award for Rising Star and touring with artists like Girl in Red and Olivia Rodrigo, Holly is releasing her highly anticipated debut album, "Paint My Bedroom Black." In this episode, we talk to Holly about the emotions surrounding her debut record, what inspired some of the songwriting on this record, and her collaborations with Ethan Gruska and d4vd. We also discuss Holly's upcoming tour in Australia and what fans can expect.

Holly Humberstone: Instagram / TikTok / Spotify

Purchase Paint My Bedroom Black here.

Thanks again to Holly Humberstone for her time. We also want to give a special shout out to Samantha from Universal Music Australia for her help with this episode.

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Today we sit down with singer and songwriter Mitch Rowland. From his indie band days to a fateful encounter with Harry Styles, which gave birth to chart-toppers like "Golden" and "Watermelon Sugar," Mitch's musical path is nothing short of fascinating. His own music, a captivating blend of folk akin to Elliott Smith and Sufjan Stevens, has now taken center stage with the release of his debut record, 'Come June'. In today's episode, we explore the artistry and songwriting behind this new album. We delve into the delightful story of how Mitch got Ben Harper to feature on his record. Additionally, we touch on the unique experience of co-writing with his wife and get insights into future tour plans for 'Come June'.

Mitch Rowland: Instagram / Spotify

Thanks again to Mitch Rowland for his time. We also want to give a special shout out to Emma and Rhiannon from Positive Feedback for their help with this episode.

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In this captivating episode, we're joined by Luca Brasi, the beloved alternative rock band hailing from Tasmania! Since their start in 2009, they've captured hearts nationwide with their heartfelt lyrics and melodic riffs. Fresh from their recent acoustic tour, guitarist Pat Marshall joins us to delve into the introspective themes of their 6th studio album, "The World Don’t Owe You Anything." We explore Pat's role as the engineer for this record, the unique challenges it brought, and the future of touring for Luca Brasi.

Luca Brasi: Instagram / Facebook / Spotify

Thanks again to Pat and Luca Brasi for their time. We also want to give a special shout out to Amy from Deathproof PR for her help with this episode.

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