This Song Is Yours

Get ready for an electrifying episode with Teen Jesus & The Jean Teasers, the punk rock powerhouse hailing from Canberra! Since their formation in 2015, these four talented musicians have been channeling the riotous energy of the Riot Grrrl era with a contemporary twist. Today, they're releasing their stellar debut album, "I Love You," produced by Oscar Dawson from Holy Holy. In this episode, bassist Jaida Stephenson takes us on a journey through the making of this remarkable record, exploring their democratic songwriting process and unique strengths, their collaboration with Oscar Dawson, and the exciting prospect of supporting the Foo Fighters in Melbourne later this year.

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Thanks again to Jaida and Teen Jesus & The Jean Teasers for their time. We also want to give a special shout out to Genna from Super Duper for her help with this episode.

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We've got our old pals Cat & Calmell joining us on the pod today! The sensational Aussie pop duo stormed onto the Australian music scene during the pandemic, bringing a refreshing mix of sincerity and sarcasm that resonated with fans. Their chart-topping hits like "dumbshit" and "Dramatic," featured on Netflix's series "You," catapulted them to stardom. Now, after sharing stages with stars like Dua Lipa and Mallrat and venturing to South Korea for some filmmaking, they're back with their second collection of songs, "How Do You Feel?" These tracks, though slightly moodier, showcase the duo's evolution as they step into their 20s. In today's episode, Cat & Calmell join us once again to reveal their songwriting process, inspired by real-life experiences. We also dive into the creation of their short film, its exciting launch, and their South Korean adventures. Plus, we discuss their upcoming shows and what's on the horizon for this dynamic duo.

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Thanks again to Cat & Calmell for their time. We also want to give a special shout out to Mariam from EMI Music Australia for her help with this episode.

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Our guest today is LANY, the US indie-pop rock band adored worldwide for their achingly honest music and captivating sonic landscapes. They've shared stages with music icons like Troye Sivan, Halsey, and John Mayer, while also crafting hit collaborations with artists including Lauv and Julia Michaels. Today marks the release of their fifth studio album, 'a beautiful blur', a stunning collection of indie pop anthems that marks a shift from their previous electronic record. In this episode, we dive deep into the creative process behind this record with band members Paul Klein and Jake Goss, exploring the inspirations behind their songs and the artists who influenced this musical journey. Plus, we share some favourite Dashboard Confessional tracks and discuss their recent duo shows in Australia while hinting at the possibility of a full band tour.

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Thanks again to LANY for their time. We also want to give a special shout out to Millie from Positive Feedback for her help with this episode.

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Get ready for an episode featuring UK indie rock band, Sorry. This genre-blending band burst onto the music scene with their remarkable debut album ‘925’, which was a musical kaleidoscope and garnered praise from influential outlets like Stereogum and The Guardian. Last year, they returned with ‘Anywhere But Here’, an album that, while more traditionally structured, still delves into multiple sonic realms. As they prepare for their upcoming Australian tour, we sit down with vocalist and guitarist Asha Lorenz to discuss their expectations for the shows, the band's origins, the creative influence of distance in their songwriting, and the inspiration behind the brilliant "Anywhere But Here" record. 

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Thanks again to Asha Lorenz for her time. We also want to give a special shout out to Lucy from Domino Recording Company for her help with this episode.

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Join us for a captivating episode featuring Juice Webster, the talented singer-songwriter hailing from Melbourne, Australia. Her music seamlessly blends indie rock and folk, delving into introspection and darkness with remarkable grace. Garnering comparisons to artists like Snail Mail and Cat Power, Juice Webster has received acclaim from Triple J, Rolling Stone, Pilerats, and more for her EPs "You Who Was Myself" and "More than Reaction." Her recent debut album, "Julia," masterfully fuses her indie and folk soundscapes with themes of compassion, grief, and transformation. In this episode, we dive deep into the artistry behind this mesmerising record, explore her collaboration with indie electronic duo Hemm, and get a glimpse into her musical family, including her dad's guitar-playing talents slated for her next album.

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Thanks again to Juice Webster for her time. We also want to give a special shout out to Liz from Super Duper for her help with this episode.

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We’re welcoming back Holy Holy, the dynamic Australian indie-pop duo consisting of Tim Carroll and Oscar Dawson! With an impressive discography of four acclaimed records, Holy Holy has never shied away from exploring new musical horizons, making them a beloved fixture in Australia's indie scene. In addition to their own music, they've championed emerging talent, seamlessly weaving newer artists into their work. Today, we're thrilled to explore their latest and most diverse release yet, "Cellophane," a testament to their creative evolution. Join us as we chat with Tim and Oscar about the incredible journey behind this record, their bold experimentation with genres, and some of the guests on this new outing.

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Thanks again to Holy Holy for their time. We also want to give a special shout out to Nick from Sony Music Australia for his help with this episode.

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Prepare for an electrifying episode as we step into SAFIA's sonic universe! This Canberra-based electronic music trio boasts Gold-certified hits like 'Starlight' and 'My Love Is Gone' and thrilling collaborations amassing 200 million streams, proving they're seasoned in success. In this episode, we delve into the creative process behind their upcoming third studio record, "A Lover’s Guide to a Lucid Dream," and explore how they conquered songwriting challenges. We also unravel the unique magic of Australian electronic music, known for its grand yet organic sound. Plus, get ready to hear about their upcoming live performances as they take these new songs on tour across the country.

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Purchase A Lover’s Guide to a Lucid Dream here, and catch them on tour here.

Thanks again to SAFIA for their time. We also want to give a special shout out to Rhiannon from Positive Feedback for her help with this episode.

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Join us for an iconic episode as we welcome Conor Oberst from Bright Eyes to the podcast! The acclaimed indie-folk band is making their way back to Australia, with tour dates in October and an appearance at Adelaide's Harvest Rock Festival. Bright Eyes, led by guitarist and vocalist Conor Oberst, has been a prominent figure in the indie scene since the early 2000s, and has released seminal albums like ‘Fevers & Mirrors’ and ‘I’m Wide Awake, It’s Morning’. In this conversation, Conor reminisces about touring Australia and shares stories of dancing onstage with The Flaming Lips. We delve deep into his enduring fascination with words, explore the cult status of certain albums, and, of course, attempt to uncover hints about potential new music from Bright Eyes.

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Catch Bright Eyes on tour here, and at Harvest Rock Festival here.

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Thanks again to Conor Oberst for his time. We also want to give a special shout out to Ali from House of Webb and Max from Secretly Group for their help with this episode.

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We’re welcoming back K.Flay to the pod! The Grammy-nominated artist known for her unique blend of songwriting, rapping, and singing, has released four studio albums and collaborated with stars like Walk The Moon, Tom Morello, and Imagine Dragons. In this super fun episode, we discuss her upcoming album 'MONO,' born from a challenge – she woke up one day in 2022 with total hearing loss in one ear. K.Flay shares how she turned adversity into music, her exciting collaborations, including a track with her partner called 'Spaghetti,' and hints about touring Australia!

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Thanks again to K.Flay for her time. We also want to give a special shout out to Mille from Positive Feedback for her help with this episode.

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Join us for an enchanting episode with British-Australian singer and songwriter, Sophie May. Her poetic and often tongue-in-cheek folk music has captured the hearts of fans worldwide. During the pandemic, she took to TikTok, instantly connecting with a passionate audience, including the likes of Billie Eilish. Sophie recently dropped her new EP, 'Worst Thoughts in the World,' a captivating collection of songs. In today's conversation, we delve into her songwriting origins and the raw honesty in her lyrics. Plus, we explore her collaboration with UK songwriter Matt Maltese on this EP and find out when Sophie will be gracing the stage in Australia again.

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Thanks again to Sophie May for her time. We also want to give a special shout out to Rachel from Here for Good Agency for her help with this episode.

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