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Recorded live at Two Fathoms Brewing in Airlie Beach, this episode of Tiny Vinyl Sessions features singer-songwriter Tiffany Grace.
Following three stripped-back performances, Tiffany discusses the realities of building a career in original music, including booking shows, promotion, touring, social media, audience growth and songwriting.
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💬 Conversation Highlights
• Building a career around original music
• The admin behind being an independent artist
• Booking shows, touring and building an audience
• Promoting yourself while staying authentic
• Social media and creating your own content
• Tiffany’s debut album, “Ripples in Time”
• Writing from personal experience
• Co-writing and collaboration
• Growing alongside your songs
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⏱ Timestamps
00:00 Intro — growing with your songs
00:10 Welcome to Tiny Vinyl Sessions
00:53 Establishing yourself as an original artist
04:00 Managing an independent music career
11:23 🎵 “As You Go” — Tiffany Grace (original)
18:42 Planning a tour
25:20 Building an audience through original gigs
27:33 Social media and staying authentic
29:03 🎵 “The Only Exception” — Paramore (acoustic cover)
38:32 Touring and grassroots growth
42:19 Tiffany’s debut album — “Ripples in Time”
45:35 🎵 “Growing Pains” — Tiffany Grace (original)
51:13 Tiffany’s songwriting process
01:01:21 Building an album from different chapters of your life
01:03:45 Growing with your songs
01:08:37 The album, tour and what’s next
01:15:21 Outro
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🎵 Tracklist
“As You Go” — Tiffany Grace (original)
“The Only Exception” — Paramore (acoustic cover)
“Growing Pains” — Tiffany Grace (original)
(All tracks recorded live during the session.)
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🎙️ Credits
Host: Nick Di Gregorio
Guest: Tiffany Grace
Recorded live at: Two Fathoms Brewing, Cannonvale, Queensland, Australia
Produced, filmed, edited & mixed by: Nick Di Gregorio
Roaming camera: Mica O’Brien
Label: Tiny Vinyl Collective
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🎧 Listen & Follow
Tiffany Grace
Website: tiffanygracemusic.com.au
Instagram: @tiffanygracemusic
Linktree: Tiffany Grace Linktree
Tiny Vinyl Collective
Website: tinyvinylcollective.com
YouTube: @tinyvinylcollective
Instagram: @tinyvinylcollective
Nick Di Gregorio
Website: nickdigregorio.com
Instagram: @nickdigregorio.music
Spotify: Nick Di Gregorio on Spotify
Two Fathoms Brewing
Website: Two Fathoms Brewing
Instagram: @twofathomswhitsundays
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🎥 Watch the individual performances
🎵 “As You Go” — Tiffany Grace
Watch “As You Go”
🎵 “The Only Exception” — Paramore
Watch “The Only Exception”
🎵 “Growing Pains” — Tiffany Grace
Watch “Growing Pains”
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About Tiny Vinyl Sessions
Tiny Vinyl Sessions is a live music podcast and video series featuring stripped-back performances and candid conversations with working musicians. Each episode is recorded at an independent venue and pairs three live songs with a conversation about life in music.
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🙏 Acknowledgement
This project was made possible by the Australian Government’s Regional Arts Fund, provided through Regional Arts Australia, administered in Queensland by Flying Arts Alliance.
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📍 Location: Two Fathoms Brewing Cannonvale, Queensland, Australia
🎥 A Tiny Vinyl Session — celebrating musicians through live performance and conversation.
#TinyVinylSessions #TiffanyGrace #AirlieBeach #WhitsundaysMusic #LiveMusic #AustralianMusic #OriginalMusic #Paramore #Coversong
Recorded live at Lola's Bar in Airlie Beach, this episode of Tiny Vinyl Sessions features Erin Reus — a singer-songwriter whose musical journey has taken her from festival stages and touring bands to carving out a new identity as a solo artist in the Whitsundays.
Following three live performances, Erin joins host Nick Di Gregorio for an honest conversation about burnout, stage presence, authenticity, the expectations placed on women within the music industry, and the challenge of rebuilding yourself after leaving a successful band behind.
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💬 Conversation Highlights
• Erin's journey from touring musician to solo artist
• The emotional reality of rebuilding your identity after life in a band
• Why Erin describes her voice as a "playground"
• Burnout, resilience and learning when to step away
• Performing for intimate audiences after playing major festivals
• The hidden challenges of being a woman in the live music industry
• Authenticity, confidence and stage presence
• Growing as an artist in a regional music community
• Why reinvention sometimes means leaving your comfort zone
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⏱ Timestamps
00:00 Intro — the voice as a playground
00:23 What Tiny Vinyl Sessions is + welcome to Erin Reus
01:22 Catching up: three postponements and it's almost baby time
02:38 Burnout, island life and the resilience bar
05:40 Rest cycles, six-week stints and looking after your voice
08:19 The playground metaphor and reinvention in a new town
11:32 Status games in music and not bragging about the past
13:14 The band years: Good Things Festival and touring
14:23 Singing Jetlag with Simple Plan to 20,000+ people
16:53 🎵 "Sting" — Erin Reus (original)
19:43 A quick thank you — supporting the series
21:21 The band ending at the same time as COVID
22:23 Identity after the band + the Hannah Montana feeling
25:56 "Where's the Erin we see on film?" — authenticity on stage
28:24 Big crowds vs tiny rooms and reading the intimacy
29:32 The drain of three-hour gigs
31:32 🎵 "Breakaway" — Kelly Clarkson (acoustic cover)
35:44 The Magnums story — being told to "give me more"
37:19 Background gigs, energy and playing to the room
39:35 Reading the crowd and the toilet-break dilemma
40:31 Being a woman in a male-dominated scene
43:39 🎵 "Every Time We Touch" — Cascada (acoustic cover)
47:29 Thank you — the Flying Arts grant
48:44 Presence, tips and dressing for the gig
50:03 Why audiences treat women performers differently
51:59 Reinventing yourself in a city vs a small town
54:33 Wrap up and goodbyes
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🎵 Tracklist
"Sting" — Erin Reus (original)
"Breakaway" — Kelly Clarkson (acoustic cover)
"Every Time We Touch" — Cascada (acoustic cover)
(All tracks recorded live during the session.)
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🎙️ Credits
Host: Nick Di Gregorio
Guest: Erin Reus
Recorded live at: Lola's Bar, Airlie Beach, Queensland, Australia
Produced, filmed, edited & mixed by: Nick Di Gregorio
Roaming camera: Mica O'Brien
Label: Tiny Vinyl Collective
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🎧 Listen & Follow
Erin Reus
Instagram: @erinreus
TikTok: @erinreus
Facebook: @erinreusmusic
YouTube: @erinreus
Tiny Vinyl Collective
Website: https://www.tinyvinylcollective.com
YouTube: @tinyvinylcollective
Instagram: @tinyvinylcollective
Nick Di Gregorio
Website: https://www.nickdigregorio.com
Instagram: @nickdigregorio.music
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1f5RB
Lola's Bar
Instagram: @lolasairlie
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About Tiny Vinyl Sessions
Tiny Vinyl Sessions is a live music podcast and video series documenting working musicians through stripped-back performances and candid conversations. Each episode is recorded on location at an independent venue, pairing three live songs with an honest discussion about the realities of building a life in music
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Acknowledgement
This project was made possible by the Australian Government's Regional Arts Fund, provided through Regional Arts Australia, administered in Queensland by Flying Arts Alliance.
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📍 Location: Airlie Beach, Queensland, Australia
🎥 A Tiny Vinyl Session — celebrating musicians through live performance and conversation.
#TinyVinylSessions #ErinReus #AirlieBeach #WhitsundaysMusic #LiveMusic #AustralianMusic #KellyClarkson #Cascada
Recorded live at Above & Below Gallery in Airlie Beach, this episode of Tiny Vinyl Sessions features Ash Smith — a musician whose journey through music has taken him from the UK to Australia.
Following three live performances, Ash joins host Nick Di Gregorio for a conversation about songwriting, song interpretation, the Whitsundays music scene, and the role community plays in building a life through music.
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💬 Conversation Highlights
• Why songs often mean something completely different to the listener than they do to the songwriter
• Ash's journey from the UK to Australia and finding a home in the Whitsundays
• Building a music career through community, relationships and word-of-mouth
• The opportunities and challenges of creating music outside major cities
• Songwriting, creative growth and learning to trust your own voice
• How audiences connect with music through their own experiences
• The stories behind Ash's original music and live performances
• Why local music scenes matter and what keeps them thriving
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⏱ Timestamps
00:00 Introduction
06:15 🎵 "Let Go (Release)" — Original song
10:30 What Songs Mean to Different People
16:10 Ash Smith's Musical Journey
19:00 🎵 "Seventeen Going Under" — Sam Fender (acoustic cover)
22:05 Finding a Place in the Whitsundays Music Scene
28:20 Community, Reputation & Opportunities
34:22 🎵 "Stolen Dance" — Milky Chance (acoustic cover)
38:50 Songwriting & Creative Process
44:47 Where Songs Come From
49:12 Creative Growth & Finding Your Voice
56:30 Final Thoughts & The Future of Local Music
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🎵 Tracklist
Let Go (Release) — Original song
Seventeen Going Under — Sam Fender (acoustic cover)
Stolen Dance — Milky Chance (acoustic cover)
(All tracks recorded live during the session)
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🎙️ Credits
Host: Nick Di Gregorio
Guest: Ash Smith
Recorded live at: Above & Below Gallery, Airlie Beach, Queensland, Australia
Produced, filmed, edited & mixed by: Nick Di Gregorio
Roaming camera: Mica O'Brien
Label: Tiny Vinyl Collective
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🎧 Listen & Follow
Ash Smith
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ashsmithmusic/
Youtube: @ashsmith1546
Tiny Vinyl Collective
Website: https://www.tinyvinylcollective.com
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TinyVinylCollective
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tinyvinylcollective/
Nick Di Gregorio
Website: https://www.nickdigregorio.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nickdigregorio.music/
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1f5RB
Brooke Miles
Website: https://www.brookemiles.com.au
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brookemilesphotography/
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@brookemilesphotography
Above & Below Gallery
Website: https://www.aboveandbelowgallery.com.au
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aboveandbelowgallery/
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@aboveandbelowgallery
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About Tiny Vinyl Sessions
Tiny Vinyl Sessions is a live music podcast and video series documenting working musicians through stripped-back performances and candid conversations. Each episode is recorded on location at an independent venue chosen with the artist, pairing three live songs with an honest discussion about the realities of building a life in music.
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Acknowledgement
This project was made possible by the Australian Government's Regional Arts Fund, provided through Regional Arts Australia, administered in Queensland by Flying Arts Alliance.
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📍 Location: Airlie Beach, Queensland, Australia
🎥 A Tiny Vinyl Session — celebrating musicians through live performance and conversation.
#TinyVinylSessions #AshSmith #AirlieBeach #WhitsundaysMusic #LiveMusic #AustralianMusic #SamFender #AcousticCover
Fox (Karrie Moore) performs stripped-back acoustic covers of Paramore's "Still Into You", Seal's "Kiss From A Rose", and Pink's "Glitter In The Air" — recorded live at Whisper Restaurant And Gin Bar in Airlie Beach, Queensland.
As the front woman of two regional bands (The Fox and Golden), Karrie Moore is one of the busiest working singers in the Whitsundays. In this Tiny Vinyl Session, she steps away from her usual high-energy band stages for an intimate solo set and a candid conversation with host Nick Di Gregorio about life as a full-time gigging musician in regional Australia.
Across the episode, Karrie opens up about juggling two bands and a tattoo career, the changing etiquette of pub gigs in the social media era, why supportive bandmates matter more than elite musicianship, and how a CD handed to a music shop in 2011 turned into a 14-year career in Airlie Beach.
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⏱️ Timestamps
00:00 Intro
02:02 Settling in & first jitters
07:13 On being "just a singer" in a town of multi-instrumentalists
10:30 Juggling two bands and a tattoo career without burning out
15:27 Landing in Airlie Beach in 2011
18:06 🎵 "Still Into You" — Paramore (acoustic cover)
23:04 Why she chose band life over duos
29:56 Choosing supportive bandmates over icy musicianship
34:59 The energy exchange with a crowd
37:32 How phones changed live audiences
43:08 🎵 "Kiss From A Rose" — Seal (acoustic cover)
48:33 Studying Hayley Williams
49:11 Getting trained out of stage movement at drama school
52:46 Drama school in Brighton & landing in Australia
59:24 🎵 "Glitter In The Air" — Pink (acoustic cover)
1:04:17 Phones in your face mid-song
1:06:49 The Princess Peach hen party story at Magnums
1:13:39 "Jukeboxes and faces" — the lost etiquette of live music
1:21:14 The stories behind the songs
1:31:14 Outro
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🎵 Tracklist
(All tracks recorded live during the session)
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🧠 Conversation Highlights
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🎙️ Credits
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🎧 Listen & Follow
Karrie Moore (Fox) Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/foxx_xo
The Fox (band) Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/thefoxaus
Golden Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/goldenmusic.aus
Doodle Fox Tattoos Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/doodle_fox_tattoos
Whisper Restaurant And Gin Bar Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/whisperrestaurantandginbar
Tiny Vinyl Collective Website → https://tinyvinylcollective.com YouTube → https://youtube.com/@TinyVinylCollective Instagram → https://instagram.com/tinyvinylcollective
Nick Di Gregorio Website → https://nickdigregorio.com Spotify → https://open.spotify.com/artist/1f5RB Instagram → https://instagram.com/nickdigregoriomusic
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About Tiny Vinyl Sessions
Tiny Vinyl Sessions is a live music podcast and video series documenting working musicians through stripped-back performances and candid conversations. Each episode is recorded on location at an independent venue chosen with the artist, pairing three live songs with an honest discussion about the realities of building a life in music.
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Acknowledgement
This project was made possible by the Australian Government's Regional Arts Fund, provided through Regional Arts Australia, administered in Queensland by Flying Arts Alliance.
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📍 Location: Airlie Beach, Queensland, Australia
🎥 A Tiny Vinyl Session — celebrating musicians through live performance and conversation.
#TinyVinylSessions #AirlieBeach #LiveMusic #AcousticCover #AustralianMusic #ParamoreCover #WhitsundaysMusic
Recorded live in a relaxed setting at Total Entertainment’s HQ in Airlie Beach — the home base of one of the Whitsundays’ busiest entertainment agencies — this session features Dylan Hammond, captured in an intimate environment that blends stripped-back performance with conversation.
Dylan performs three songs live during the session before sitting down with host Nick Di Gregorio to talk about the realities of working in the regional music industry. Together they unpack the role agencies play in supporting live musicians, how artists navigate the demands of full-time gigging, and why collaboration often unlocks songs in ways that working alone can’t.
Across the episode, Dylan shares insights from running Total Entertainment, discusses how the Whitsundays music ecosystem actually functions behind the scenes, and reflects on the importance of community, adaptability, and momentum when building a life in music.
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🎵 Tracklist
1.Questions (Original by Dylan Hammond)
2.Waiting On A Miracle (Original by Dylan Hammond)
3.Controller (Cover by L.A.B)
(All tracks recorded live during the session)
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🧠 Conversation Highlights
• How collaboration helps songs find their true form
• Running an entertainment agency in a regional music scene
• The realities of full-time gigging in the Whitsundays
• Why community and collaboration shape better musicians
• Balancing business, creativity, and live performance
• The role of agencies in supporting working artists
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🎙️ Credits
• Host: Nick Di Gregorio
• Guest: Dylan Hammond
• Recorded live at: Total Entertainment HQ, Airlie Beach QLD
• Produced, filmed, edited & mixed by: Nick Di Gregorio
• Roaming camera: Benny Crisp
• Label: Tiny Vinyl Collective
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🎧 Listen & Follow
Dylan Hammond
Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/therealdylza/
Total Entertainment
Website → https://www.totalentertainment.com.au/
Tiny Vinyl Collective
Website → https://tinyvinylcollective.com
YouTube → https://youtube.com/@tinyvinylcollective
Instagram → https://instagram.com/tinyvinylcollective
Nick Di Gregorio
Website → https://nickdigregorio.com
Spotify → https://open.spotify.com/artist/1f5RB
Instagram → https://instagram.com/nickdigregoriomusic
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Acknowledgement
This project was made possible by the Australian Government’s Regional Arts Fund, provided through Regional Arts Australia, administered in Queensland by Flying Arts Alliance.
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📍 Location: Airlie Beach, Queensland, Australia
🎥 A Tiny Vinyl Session — celebrating Australian musicians through live performance and conversation.
Recorded live at Lola’s Bar in Airlie Beach — an intimate late-night space at the heart of the Whitsundays music scene — this session features Paul Fergus Morris, captured in a stripped-back setting that moves fluidly between performance and conversation.
Paul performs three songs live inside the venue, followed by a relaxed, wide-ranging conversation with host Nick Di Gregorio about building a sustainable life in music. Together, they unpack the realities of full-time gigging — from booking momentum and learning a new scene, to the balance between pressure, fear, and trust in your own ability.
Across the episode, they explore Paul’s journey from Melbourne and regional Victoria into North Queensland, his background in acting and how it informs musical performance, and why community, consistency, and adaptability matter more than chasing any single version of “success.”
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🎵 Tracklist:
1. I Wanna Be Like You (original by Louis Prima, Phil Harris, Bruce Reitherman)
2. Solsbury Hill (Original by Peter Gabriel)
3. Making Gravy (Original by Paul Kelly)
(All tracks recorded live during the session)
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🧠 Conversation Highlights:
• Fear, pressure & when they help (and hurt)
• How booking momentum actually works in regional scenes
• Learning when to trust the process instead of forcing outcomes
• Moving from Melbourne to North Queensland as a working musician
• Acting training, presence & how it shapes musical performance
• Burnout, sustainability & pacing a long-term music career
• Why community matters more than “networking”
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🎙️ Credits:
• Host: Nick Di Gregorio
• Guest: Paul Fergus Morris
• Recorded live at: Lola’s Bar, Airlie Beach QLD
• Produced, filmed, edited & mixed by: Nick Di Gregorio
• Label: Tiny Vinyl Collective
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🎧 Listen & Follow:
Paul Fergus Morris:
Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/paulfergusmorris/
Tiny Vinyl Collective:
Website → https://tinyvinylcollective.com
YouTube → https://www.youtube.com/@TinyVinylCollective
Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/tinyvinylcollective
Nick Di Gregorio:
Website → https://nickdigregorio.com
Spotify → https://open.spotify.com/artist/1f5RBBvnn9SdIo9XYwuHyM
Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/nickdigregoriomusic
Lola’s Bar – Airlie Beach
• Website → https://www.lolasbar.com.au
• Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/lolasbarairliebeach
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Acknowledgement
This project was made possible by the Australian Government’s Regional Arts Fund, provided through Regional Arts Australia, administered in Queensland by Flying Arts Alliance.
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📍 Location: Airlie Beach, Queensland, Australia
🎥 A Tiny Vinyl Session — celebrating Australian musicians through live performance and conversation.
Recorded live at Paddy’s Shenanigans in Airlie Beach — a late-night home for live music in the Whitsundays — this session features Chris Booroff, performing three covers in an intimate, stripped-back setting between conversation.
Chris performs “Skin”, “If I Were the Devil”, and “Coal”, captured live inside the venue, followed by a relaxed, musician-to-musician conversation with host Nick Di Gregorio.
Across the episode, the two explore the realities of gigging full-time — from learning how loud is too loud, to finding the balance between pressure and relaxation in performance. They talk about building a career across the UK, Melbourne, and North Queensland, navigating burnout and vocal health, and how different music scenes shape both the work and the musician.
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🎵 Tracklist (covers):
1.Skin — Hans Williams
2.If I Were the Devil — Colby Acuff
3.Coal — Dylan Gossett
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🧠 Conversation Highlights:
• Finding the “middle ground” between too much pressure and too little
• Why being too loud is one of the biggest gigging mistakes
• Gigging full-time vs sustainability, burnout & vocal health
• Moving between the UK, Melbourne & North Queensland music scenes
• Regional vs city work — opportunity, demand & lifestyle balance
• How pressure can sometimes bring out better performances
• Staying connected to the joy of music beyond the gig cycle
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🎙️ Credits:
• Host: Nick Di Gregorio
• Guest: Chris Booroff
• Recorded live at: Paddy’s Shenanigans, Airlie Beach QLD
• Produced, filmed, edited & mixed by: Nick Di Gregorio
• Label: Tiny Vinyl Collective
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🎧 Listen & Follow:
Chris Booroff:
Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/christopher_david_music
Tiny Vinyl Collective:
Website → https://tinyvinylcollective.com
YouTube → https://www.youtube.com/@TinyVinylCollective
Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/tinyvinylcollective
Nick Di Gregorio:
Website → https://nickdigregorio.com
Spotify → https://open.spotify.com/artist/1f5RBBvnn9SdIo9XYwuHyM
Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/nickdigregoriomusic
Paddy’s Shenanigans:
Website → https://www.paddysairlie.com
Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/paddysairlie/
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Acknowledgement
This project was made possible by the Australian Government’s Regional Arts Fund, provided through Regional Arts Australia, administered in Queensland by Flying Arts Alliance.
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📍 Location: Paddy’s Shenanigans, Airlie Beach, Queensland, Australia
🎥 A Tiny Vinyl Session — celebrating Australian musicians through live performance and conversation.
Recorded live at Paddy’s Shenanigans in Airlie Beach — a late-night home for live music in the Whitsundays — this session features songwriter Matt Angell, performing three originals in an intimate, stripped-back setting between conversation.
Matt plays “Been All Around”, “For You”, and “Johanna”, captured live inside the venue, followed by a relaxed, musician-to-musician chat with host Nick Di Gregorio.
Across the episode, the two explore 20+ years of Airlie’s evolving music scene, from the band-heavy early 2000s to the rise of DJs and loopers, life as a travelling musician, writing songs between gigs, and the beauty of imperfect recordings. They also dive into Matt’s influences, project-building, and why cohesive albums still matter in a singles-driven world.
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🎵 Tracklist:
1. Been All Around
2. For You
3. Johanna
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🧠 Conversation Highlights:
• Arriving in Airlie in 2001 & getting caught in the “bubble”
• How the scene shifted: bands → DJs → loopers
• Writing songs while gigging, travelling & working the islands
• Letting imperfections (birds, trains, room noise) live in the music
• Neil Young, genre duality & choosing songs for a cohesive project
• EPs vs albums — and doing what you genuinely want to make
• What keeps musicians returning to Airlie Beach year after year
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🎙️ Credits:
• Host: Nick Di Gregorio
• Guest: Matt Angell
• Recorded live at: Paddy’s Shenanigans, Airlie Beach QLD
• Produced, filmed, edited & mixed by: Nick Di Gregorio
• Label: Tiny Vinyl Collective
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🎧 Listen & Follow:
Matt Angell:
Website → https://mattangell.com
Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/1mattangell
Spotify → https://open.spotify.com/artist/6fDIQQ2JUXCGFSGQEauzwB
Apple Music → https://music.apple.com/au/artist/matt-angell/265562962
Tiny Vinyl Collective:
Website → https://tinyvinylcollective.com
YouTube → https://www.youtube.com/@TinyVinylCollective
Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/tinyvinylcollective
Nick Di Gregorio:
Website → https://nickdigregorio.com
Spotify → https://open.spotify.com/artist/1f5RBBvnn9SdIo9XYwuHyM
Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/nickdigregoriomusic
Paddy’s Shenanigans:
Website → https://www.paddysairlie.com
Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/paddysairlie/
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📍 Location: Paddy’s Shenanigans, Airlie Beach, Queensland, Australia
🎥 A Tiny Vinyl Session — celebrating Australian musicians through live performance and conversation.
Recorded live at KC’s Bar & Grill in Airlie Beach — a long-time home for local music — this session features songwriter Scotty Wilson, performing three originals in an intimate, stripped-back setting before settling in for a candid conversation.
Scotty plays “Autumn”, “The Storm”, and “Whisper”, captured live inside the venue, followed by a relaxed chat with host Nick Di Gregorio once the performance wraps and the space quietens down.
The two dig into the rise of original music in Airlie, early musical roots, busking days, travel stories, community, collaboration, and the surprisingly deep rabbit hole of gig rigs, trolleys, amps, and the little bits of gear that make a musician’s life easier.
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🎵 Tracklist:
Autumn
The Storm
Whisper
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🧠 Conversation Highlights:
• Why original music is finally gaining momentum in Airlie
• How people actually enter a regional music scene
• Early piano lessons, improvising with family & shifting to guitar
• Busking setups, travel years & the “one-trip” gig rig
• Life without amps & why modern modelling is taking over
• The odd things musicians care way too much about
• Community, collaboration & connecting musicians together
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🎙️ Credits:
• Host: Nick Di Gregorio
• Guest: Scotty Wilson
• Recorded live at: KC’s Bar & Grill, Airlie Beach QLD
• Produced, filmed, edited, and mixed by: Nick Di Gregorio
• Label: Tiny Vinyl Collective
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🎧 Listen & Follow:
• Scotty Wilson:
Website → https://scottywilsonmusic.com/
Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/scottywilsonmusic
Facebook → https://www.facebook.com/scottywilsonmusic
• Tiny Vinyl Collective:
Website → https://tinyvinylcollective.com
YouTube → https://www.youtube.com/@TinyVinylCollective
Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/tinyvinylcollective
• Nick Di Gregorio:
Website → https://nickdigregorio.com
Spotify → https://open.spotify.com/artist/4jJDa…
Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/nickdigregoriomusic
• KC’s Bar & Grill:
Website → https://www.kcswhitsundays.com/
Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/kcsbarngrill/?hl=en
Facebook → https://www.facebook.com/kcs.airliebeach/
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📍 Location: KC’s Bar & Grill, Airlie Beach, Queensland, Australia
🎥 A Tiny Vinyl Session — celebrating Australian musicians through live performance and conversation.
Tiny Vinyl Sessions returns with a powerful and heartfelt episode featuring Mick Woodbridge, recorded live at Whisper Restaurant & Gin Bar in Airlie Beach, QLD.
Mick performs three tracks — “One’s Too Many (Ten Ain’t Enough)”, “Helping Hand” (Flaming Jets cover), and “I Found You” — before joining host Nick Di Gregorio for an open conversation about sobriety, songwriting, alternate tunings, creative momentum, and the realities of making music in regional Australia.
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One’s Too Many (Ten Ain’t Enough)
Helping Hand (Flaming Jets cover)
I Found You
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Host: Nick Di Gregorio
Guest Artist: Mick Woodbridge
Recording, Editing & Mix: Nick Di Gregorio
Camera: Nick Di Gregorio & Micah O’Brien
Recorded live at: Whisper Restaurant & Gin Bar, Airlie Beach QLD
Presented by: Tiny Vinyl Collective
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Mick Woodbridge
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mickwoodbridgemusicau
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@mickwoodbridgemusicau
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/therealmickwoodbridge
Nick Di Gregorio
Website: https://nickdigregorio.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nickdigregoriomusic
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Tiny Vinyl Collective
Website: https://tinyvinylcollective.com
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@tinyvinylcollective
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tinyvinylcollective
Whisper Restaurant & Gin Bar
Website: https://www.whisperginbar.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whisperrestaurantandginbar
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WhisperRestaurantAndGinBar
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🎥 Watch the full video session on YouTube:
https://youtu.be/PHRJr4hXCMk
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Tiny Vinyl Sessions is a podcast hosted by musician Nick Di Gregorio,…