This Song Is Yours

We're visiting Club Echo with Teenage Dads for Episode 107! The indie rock 4-piece from the Mornington Peninsula have just released their brand new EP, entitled Club Echo, and are about to embark on a national tour in December in support. In today's episode, we're speaking with Jordy, Connor, Vinnie & Angus about partying while on tour, producing their own music, signing with Chugg Music and what they're currently listening to!

You can buy the Club Echo EP here.

You can buy tickets to their tour here.

You can listen to Teenage Dads here.

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Thanks again to Teenage Dads 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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Motor Ace frontman Patrick Robertson joins us on the pod! The beloved four piece from Melbourne are celebrating the 20th anniversary of their incredible debut record Five Star Laundry and have announced a brand new tour and vinyl to celebrate! In today's episode, we're speaking with Pat about the freedom that comes with writing your debut record, working with Chris Sheldon (Foo Fighters) at Abbey Road, the pros and cons of being connected to 'The Secret Life of Us' and whether we'll see new music from the band.

You can buy the vinyl for Five Star Laundry here.

You can buy tickets to their tour here.

You can listen to Motor Ace here.

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Thanks again to Patrick Robertson & Motor Ace for their time. We also want to give a special shout out to Fiona at On The Map PR for her assistance with this episode.

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We're joined by the loveable lads from LAUNDRY DAY! The five piece from New York City make music that is difficult to classify and sounds like a blend of indie, R&B, alternative pop and rock. The band are currently recording their fourth record, and have recently released the single Connect 5. In today's episode, we're speaking with LAUNDRY DAY about their ever evolving sound, working with Romil from BROCKHAMPTON, living together as a band and we discuss the music of PinkPantheress.

You can listen to LAUNDRY DAY here.

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Thanks again to LAUNDRY DAY (Jude, Sawyer, Etai, Henry & HP) for their time. We also want to give a special shout out to Duncan at Orienteer for his assistance with this episode.

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Lunar Vacation join us on the pod! The indie-rock band from Atlanta got their beginnings in high school when members Grace Repasky and Maggie Geeslin wanted to see more girls in indie bands. Today, they're releasing their debut record Inside Every Fig is a Dead Wasp. In today's episode, we're speaking with Grace & Maggie about being honest within songwriting, working with Daniel Gleason (Grouplove), discovering music through an iPad and their friendship with Finn Wolfhard.

You can listen to Lunar Vacation here.

You can buy Inside Every Fig is a Dead Wasp here.

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Thanks again to Grace, Maggie & Lunar Vacation for his time. We also want to give a special shout out to Sarah at Dew Process for her assistance with this episode.

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We're learning to look up to ourselves with Wave Racer for Episode 103! The electronic musician and producer (known to his parents as Tom Purcell), has been releasing music since 2013 and has worked alongside artists such as Flume, Chromeo & Flight Facilities. Tomorrow, he releases his highly anticipated debut record To Keep From Falling Off The Earth. In today's episode, we speak to Tom about utilising his own singing voice for the record, how he finds the balance between sappy & sincerity in his lyrics, and we discuss the music of Bo Burnham and The 1975.

You can listen to Tom's playlist here.

You can listen to Wave Racer here.

You can buy the record here.

Wave Racer Instagram: @waveracer

Wave Racer Facebook: @waveracer

Thanks again to Wave Racer for his time. We also want to give a special shout out to Liz at PIAS Australia for her assistance with this episode.

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Lili Crane is our guest for Episode 102! The singer-songwriter from Newcastle originally started out in a more folky / Americana style scene, but has been moving into indie rock over the last few years and has recently released the brilliant single Lemonade. In today's episode, we're speaking with Lili about recording music in your bedroom, adapting to the pandemic, puppets in music videos and we discuss the music of The Superjesus.

You can listen to Lemonade here.

Lili Crane Instagram: @lilicrane

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Thanks again to Lili Crane for her time. We also want to give a special shout out to Daniel at Beehive PR for her assistance with this episode.

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We're getting unpleasant with biblemami! The Canberra based bedroom-pop star released the incredible catchy single Bunny earlier this year, and today releases her brilliant debut EP Unpleasant Adolescent. In today's episode, we're speaking with biblemami about being a role model for young girls, working with Dew Process family member Thomas Porter, how the Belgium music scene compares to Australia and we discuss the music of Danny Brown.

You can listen to Unpleasant Adolescent here.

biblemami Instagram: @biblemami

Thanks again to biblemami for her time. We also want to give a special shout out to Shari at Great Company Collective for her assistance with this episode.

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We're finally here at Episode 100 and we couldn't think of a better guest that Annie Bass! The Sydney based singer-songwriter (and dear friend of the podcast) has played shows with artists like Wafia and Banoffee and has recently released Crazy, her second single for 2021. In today's episode, we're talking with Annie about the ever changing pressure of the music industry, not having a musical theatre style voice, rediscovering her love of writing music and the brilliance of James Blake.

You can listen to Crazy here.

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Wade MacNeil is our guest for Episode 99! The Canadian musician, known for his work in Alexisonfire and Gallows, is releasing the debut record from Dooms Children tomorrow! The new project shows off a more vulnerable side of Wade, and pushes him into new sonic territories. In today's episode, we're chatting with Wade about how Dooms Children came about, how one goes about getting into the Grateful Dead, using songwriting as therapy and how he sounds like a scuzzier Neil Young.

You can listen to Dooms Children here.

You can buy the record here.

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Dooms Children Instagram: @doomschildren

Dooms Children Facebook: @doomschildren

Thanks again to Wade MacNeil for his time. We also want to give a special shout out to Amy from Deathproof PR for her assistance with this episode.

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Georgia Mae joins us on the pod for Episode 98! The Brisbane pop singer-songwriter has spent the last few years abroad, but she's returned back to Australia to focus on her own music and has just released her gorgeous new single Gentle. In today's episode, we're speaking with Georgia about finding balance within songwriting, how Gentle addresses her climate change anxieties, touring Australia and composing music for Keeping Up With The Kardashians.

You can listen to Gentle here.

Georgia Mae Instagram: @georgiamae

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Thanks again to Georgia Mae for her time. We also want to give a special shout out to Annastasia from Sony Music Australia for her assistance with this episode.

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