VINTAGE SOCIETY PODCAST

Bad Pony are an Australian rock band. Their latest single, “Season”, is available now on all music streaming services.

We talk with Jarred and Mark about the gentler side to their songwriting, beginnings, using a stand-up drum kit live, living apart, musical community, seventies horror film soundscapes, writing bass, “Forever My Love”, working with an outside producer, reference points, the release of songwriting, “Hold Choke”, teaching clay animation, thinking practically and figuring out who you are out with music. 

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Spacey Jane are a rock band from Perth, Australia. 

We talk with Caleb and Kieran about performing outdoors, living together, gardening, “Sunlight”, breaking free of influences, covering The Beatles for Like A Version, recording the debut record, expectation, therapy, simplifying, mixing, guilt, religion, death and centring yourself around music. 

Theme Music: “Breakfast Burger” by Snack Villain

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Burke Reid is a music producer, now based in London. He has worked with the likes of Courtney Barnett, Sports Team, Julia Jacklin, Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever and Flyte amongst many more. 

We talk the constants of his process, making records for the artist, producing as his sole creative outlet, his first record, figuring out songs, understanding a band’s sound, pushing in new directions, working without his own studio, phones in the studio, maintaining good studio atmosphere and setting goals.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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David Wingo is a composer for film and television, based in Los Angeles. He has worked on films such as Mud, Brigsby Bear, Prince Avalanche, All the Real Girls and Take Shelter as well as television shows such as Barry and Kidding.

We talk leaving Austin, television, writing without picture, the main theme, working with Jeff Nichols, Heaven’s Gate , dealing with difficult subject matter, “The Report”, establishing ideas, faking an orchestra, surprising yourself, “Take Shelter”, writing around images, collaborating with David Gordon Green, the learning curve and the last lesson he learned which impacted the way he thinks about music. 

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Louien is a singer and songwriter from Oslo. Her latest EP, "No Tomorrow", is available on all music streaming services now.

We talk writing from an early age, discovering she could sing, the subconscious side to songwriting, "Better Woman", reflection, recording vocals last, studio energy, self sabotage, mental health, surround yourself with good people, refining lyrics, finding freedom in music and performing in an old beer barrel.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Max Bloom is a songwriter, based in London. His sophomore record, "Pedestrian", is available on all music streaming platforms and CD from Friday 18th June.

We talk identify manifesting itself in music, his podcast JEW-ISH, lockdown, co-writing, escaping comfort zones, screen printing, catalyst songs, making music after transitional periods, “Palindromes”, “Pedestrian”, design, outdoor spaces, “The Weatherman”, seasons, Track Fives, the concept of the album and looking ahead. 

Theme Music" "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Chloe Foy is a singer, songwriter and producer from Gloucestershire. Her debut record, "Where We Shall Begin", is available on vinyl and all music streaming services from Friday 11th June.

We talk having her face on a tea towel, terrible tv, finding melody, discipline, decompressing to write, songs falling out, perfectionism, co-producing her debut record, the value of walking, creatives spells, play, writing in the morning, dreams, questioning, finding asylum in music, singing in choirs, "Bones" and vulnerability.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Frank Turner is a singer, songwriter and producer from Hampshire. His tenth anniversary edition of “England Keep My Bones” is available now. 

We talk building a guitar, learning to mix audio, producing Beans on Toast, “Glory Hallelujah”, religion, national identity, “Balthazar Impresario”, setlists, patriotism, living through history, being his own harshest critic, simplifying structures in songwriting and work ethic. 

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Peach Tree Rascals are an alt-pop band, based in Los Angeles. Their debut EP, “Camp Nowhere”, is available now on all music streaming platforms. 

We talk living in LA, Philz Coffee, finding a cohesive voice as a group, discovering each other’s strengths, dealing with familial vs romantic love in music, Dom’s dancing, recording in Yosemite, “Camp Nowhere”, building a backyard studio, working all night, eyebrows, “Pockets”, visual ideas and the most emotional part of creating. 

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Elujay is a songwriter and producer from Oakland, California.

We talk what he's doing to keep his creative energy right, reading, beginning as a visual artist, punk, making beats first, overthinking, leaking snippets of songs, detail, creating moments, surrendering to life, perfectionism, mixing, deadlines, complex topics, rapping vs singing, vibes and expressing emotions in a complex vs simple way.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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