This Song Is Yours

In today’s episode, we welcome the talented sibling duo, Amy and Josh Dowdle, from Australian electronic band Lastlings. With their new single "Noise" out now and their forthcoming second record "Perfect World" on the horizon, they're also preparing to take their mesmerising dance music on the road this June and July. In our conversation, we explore the inspiration behind their music, their classical music upbringing, and the possibility of those influences subconsciously seeping into their work. We also delve into the importance of Asian representation in the Australian music scene and discuss their touring experiences, as well as what fans can expect from the upcoming album.

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Catch them on tour here.

Thanks again to Amy and Josh for their time. We also want to give a special shout out to Jordan and Megan from Infamous for their help with this episode.

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We’re welcoming back Dallas Green from City and Colour to the podcast. After completing a massive Australian tour last month with City and Colour & Alexisonfire, the Canadian songwriter is releasing his seventh studio album, The Love Still Held Me Near. As a frequent visitor to Australian shores, we dive deep into his special connection with our country. We discuss the songwriting choices between both bands, and how life events inspired this deeply personal new record. We also explore how Dallas approaches writing honest and vulnerable lyrics, and we discuss when we can expect to see him back in Australia for more shows.

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Thanks again to Dallas Green for his 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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For her very first podcast appearance, we're welcoming rising UK pop singer-songwriter DYLAN to the pod. Currently in Australia to promote her mixtape 'The Greatest Thing I'll Never Learn', the Suffolk-born songwriter has been touring the world the last 12 months with artists like Tate McRae and Ed Sheeran. In this episode, we dive into her musical upbringing and how it has influenced her sound. We discuss the impact of Taylor Swift on her songwriting style and why she still prefers using physical notebooks for her writing. DYLAN shares some insights into her creative process and reveals her plans for new music this year. Plus, we discuss her tour plans and when we can expect her to perform live in Australia.

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Watch her KOKO performance here.

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

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Join us on the podcast as we chat with pop singer songwriter Carla Wehbe about her newly released EP "Jupiter & Mars". We dive into her creative process and the inspiration behind the lead single "Knight to E5". Carla shares her experience supporting Benson Boone and Alec Benjamin, and how these experiences have shaped her as an artist. Plus, we discuss the importance of collaboration in her music career and a possible upcoming tour. And just for fun, we reminisce about the good old days of Avril Lavigne's discography.

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Thanks again to Carla Wehbe for her time. We also want to give a special shout out to Thomas from Warner Music Australia for his help with this episode.

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Recorded in person while Pale Waves is here in Australia, we're thrilled to have front woman Heather Baron-Gracie back on the podcast as our guest for this episode. Currently touring in support of their new record "Unwanted," Heather takes a break to chat with us about the songwriting process within the band and the personal nature of some of the songs on their latest album. We also discuss the potential fourth record, what fans can expect from the band's future releases, and her newfound balance while touring.

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Their Australian dates are here.

Thanks again to Heather Baron-Gracie for her time. We also want to give a special shout out to Rachel from Dirty Hit for her help with this episode.

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Join us on the podcast as we welcome back indie dance rock band Death by Denim. The four piece from Perth are releasing a brand new EP next week, titled "My House Is A Club." We're joined by Nik and Palle as we talk about their experiences with sharehouse parties and musical antics, and how these experiences influence this new batch of music. We also delve into their songwriting process as a four-piece band and what fans can expect from their upcoming tour with a little more freedom post-COVID bubbles. 

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Tickets to their upcoming tour can be found here.

Thanks again to Nik & Palle for their time. We also want to give a special shout out to Shari from Great Company Collective for her help with this episode.

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Mckenna Grace is a multi-talented artist who has made a name for herself in Hollywood with standout performances in films like "Captain Marvel," "I, Tonya," and most recently, "Ghostbusters: Afterlife." But in addition to her impressive acting resume, Mckenna has also discovered a passion for songwriting, which led her to release her debut EP "Bittersweet 16" earlier this month. On today's episode, we chat with Mckenna about how she got into music, the influence of her parents' favourite artists on her sound, and the making of her Buzzkill Baby music video. We also delve into how she juggles writing while on set, her hopes for touring behind her EP, and what she's currently listening to.

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Buzzkill Baby'music video can be found here.

Thanks again to Mckenna Grace for her time. We also want to give a special shout out to Bill Wackermann for his help with this episode.

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We sit down with Adelaide-based pop singer and songwriter, Stellie. As a rising star in the music industry, Stellie has already accomplished quite a lot, including being a Triple J Unearthed feature artist, and has supported the likes of G-Flip, Lime Cordiale and Cub Sport. With her biggest gig yet coming up alongside Lorde for Adelaide Festival, we're excited to have Stellie on the show to discuss how this opportunity came to be. Join us as we delve into Stellie's calculated start in songwriting and explore what originally drew her to music. We also discuss what she has in store for the rest of 2023 and get an inside look at her creative process.

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Tickets to her show with Lorde for Adelaide can be found here.

Thanks again to Stellie for her time. We also want to give a special shout out to Sophie & Anthea from Adelaide Festival for their help with this episode.

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Join us on the podcast as we sit down with Australian singer-songwriter Conrad Sewell to talk about his highly anticipated second album "Precious." Conrad shares with us the inspiration behind the album and the importance of capturing a raw and live sound. We discuss his collaboration with Adam MacDougall (Black Crowes) and Zane Carney (John Mayer) and the incredible band he assembled to bring the album to life. Conrad also opens up about the biggest change in his life, becoming a father, and how it has influenced his music. Finally, we talk about his upcoming plans for touring and what fans can expect from his live performances.

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Thanks again to Conrad Sewell for his time. We also want to give a special shout out to Annastasia from Sony Music Australia for her help with this episode.

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We sit down with songwriter and musician Quinn XCII to discuss his fifth studio record, "The People's Champ." Quinn recently toured Australia to promote the album and collaborated with artists like Jeremy Zucker, Big Sean, and AJR. In this episode, we dive into the creation of the album and discuss some of Quinn's favourite tracks, including "Good Either Way." We also explore Quinn's unique approach to songwriting and his classification of his genre as "melting pop." Additionally, we try to understand the Australian tradition of shoeys and explore the music of Daniel Caesar.

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Find his tour dates here.

Thanks again to Quinn XCII for his 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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