This Song Is Yours

Ash Lune joins us on the podcast for Episode 117! The Brisbane based singer-songwriter recently announced her debut EP Broken Science Experiments, and to celebrate has released the gorgeous single Before. In today's episode, we're speaking with Ash about her brand new EP, how she works on the sonics of her music, space podcasts, her relationship with her brother and we bond over a shared love of The OC.

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Ash Lune Facebook: @ashlune

Thanks again to Ash Lune for her time. We also want to give a special shout out to Ella at Positive Feedback for her assistance with this episode.

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Ahead of their show in Melbourne this week, we've got These New South Whales on the podcast! Whether you know them from their What A Great Punk podcast or their Comedy Central mockumentary, the Melbourne based punk band have continued to go from strength to strength in 2021. In today's episode, we're speaking with Todd from the band about signing with Melbourne label Damaged, how they juggle all their projects, people's confusion around the band and dream guests for their podcast.

You can listen to TNSW here.

You can find their What A Great Punk podcast here.

You can watch their mockumentary TNSW here.

You can find tickets to their Melbourne show at Stay Gold here.

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TNSW Facebook: @TNSW

Thanks again to Todd Andrews for his time and assistance with this episode.

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New Zealand duo SACHI join us for Episode 115! The electronic duo, made up of childhood friends Nick Chrisp and Will Thomas, have just released their brand new EP, entitled Breakfast with Ella. In today's episode, we're chatting with Nick and Will about working with G-Flip, touring in the age of COVID-19, how they originally got their start and that particular Diplo incident.

You can listen to SACHI here.

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Thanks again to SACHI for their time. We also want to give a special shout out to Katie at Positive Feedback for her assistance with this episode.

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We're chatting with Young Franco for Episode 114! The Sydney based producer recently teamed up with Tkay Maidza and Nerve to launch Real Nice (Here Come The Future), which is the brand new theme track for the A-League here in Australia and New Zealand. In today's episode, we're speaking with Young Franco about his first memories of soccer, being able to tour again, how the collaboration came about and the music of Little Simz.

You can listen to Young Franco here.

You can find the Real Nice (H.C.T.F.) video here.

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Thanks again to Young Franco for his time. We also want to give a special shout out to Samantha at Universal Music Australia for her assistance with this episode.

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Joshua Moriarty joins us for Episode 113! You might know him as the frontman for Miami Horror, or one of the members of indie group Telenova. You might know him from The Bottom of It Podcast, where he chats to musically like minded people. The extremely talented musician is also a solo artist, and has just released his third studio record Melancholia. In today's episode, we're speaking with Josh about his songwriting techniques, meditation and whether it plays into his creative process, cancel culture in 2021 and we discuss dream podcast guest lists.

You can listen to Joshua Moriarty here.

You can find The Bottom Of It Podcast here.

Joshua Moriarty Instagram: @joshuamoriarty

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Thanks again to Joshua Moriarty for his time. We also want to give a special shout out to Alyse at Aanthologies for her assistance with this episode.

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We've entered the incredible world of Kult Kyss this week! The electronic duo from Melbourne have been creating incredible expansive music for years now and have just released their incredible debut Ultra Sound EP, which features guests like I Know Leopard and Brux. In today's episode, we're speaking with Rromarin and Haxx about the new EP, their collaboration process with other artists, opening their own studio for creatives and the brilliance that is *NSYNC.

You can listen to Kult Kyss here.

Visit Joyluck Studio here.

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Thanks again to Kult Kyss for their time. We also want to give a special shout out to Anna at TMRW Music Group for her assistance with this episode.

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We're glowing up with BOY SODA for Episode 111! The singer, songwriter & producer blends early 2000s pop with modern R&B and alt hip-hop, and has just released his brilliant new single WELCOME TO THE GLOW UP. In today's episode, we're chatting with BOY SODA about the ever-changing landscape of R&B music in Australia, being sincere within lyric writing, pirating music in the early 2000s and the pure magic that is Silk Sonic.

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Thanks again to BOY SODA for his time. We also want to give a special shout out to Emilie at Warner Music Australia for their assistance with this episode.

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We're hanging out with ROMderful on today's episode! The Birmingham born musician and producer makes incredibly textured soul and R&B music. He relocated to South Korea a few years ago, and has just released his gorgeous second record, entitled PLEASE RECONNECT CONTROLLER. In today's episode, we're speaking with Rommel about how gaming inspired this new record, showcasing artists from the Asia region, his friendship with Matt Martians (The Internet) and we discuss the production technique of The Neptunes

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Thanks again to ROMderful for his time. We also want to give a special shout out to Emma at Here for Good Agency and August at Alchemist Asia for their assistance with this episode.

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Good Grief, it's James Ivy! We've got the New Jersey native joining us for Episode 109. The Korean-American singer, songwriter and producer has just released his incredible debut EP, entitled Good Grief! and is joining us from the road with Porter Robinson. In today's episode, we're speaking with James about his original start in electronic music, fascinations with existential dread, the music of Fleetwood Mac and what it's like touring with Porter Robinson.

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Thanks again to James Ivy for his time. We also want to give a special shout out to Jake at Here for Good Agency for his assistance with this episode.

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Incredibly excited to announce that Chris Walla is our guest for 108! The Seattle born musician, producer and composer was one of the co-founders and the original guitarist of indie rock royalty Death Cab for Cutie. He's also produced seminal records from bands like The Decemberists, Youth Group and Tegan & Sara. In today's episode, we're speaking with Chris about the music scene in Norway, what he's looking for when choosing new projects, his solo record Tape Loops and we discuss the 20th anniversary of The Photo Album

You can listen to Chris's playlist here.

You can find his solo record Tape Loops here.

You can revisit The Photo Album here.

Chris Walla Instagram: @chriswalla

Thanks again to Chris Walla for his time. We also want to give a special shout out to Connor at Next Wave Management for his assistance with this episode.

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