VINTAGE SOCIETY PODCAST

People Taking Pictures is the psychedelic outlet of Australian songwriter, producer and musician Luke Parish. His latest single, “The Ultimate Nothing”, is out now on all music streaming services. Parish is also a member of Psychedelic Porn Crumpets. 

We talk learning new techniques, blending genres, “The Ultimate Nothing”, collaboration, finishing songs, playing in big bands, utilising psychedelics, Flying Lotus, Ram Dass, death, the brain, A.I, sleep, experimenting with creativity and where his project is heading next. 

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Best Friends Club is a lofi/house producer and DJ from Canada. His latest single, "Evil Containment Wave (Part II)", is available now on all music streaming services. 

We talk the last six months, "Weighted", releasing a new song every month, track stats, his workflow, nature jams, his hybrid setup, DJing, the audience, remixes, creating vs releasing, "Nemo", Spotify support, song titles and his hunger to learn. 

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https://musicstax.com/

https://www.youtube.com/user/feltgrape

https://www.youtube.com/user/tomdupreeiii

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-4GdLK9HLyf6watiUMZX7Q

https://www.instagram.com/bhxamusic/

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Disasterpeace is a composer, musician and producer, based in Los Angeles. He has worked on scores for films and video games such as It Follows, Under The Silver Lake and Triple Frontier alongside a host of his own albums. 

We talk learning to balance his workload, passion, exploring new aspects of his creativity, temp music, writing soundtracks for films vs games, writing straight to picture, working on set, moving to LA, the songwriter scene in "Under the Silver Lake", creating music for anachronistic settings, utilising time signatures, "It Follows", "Triple Frontier", sound effects, guest composing on "Adventure Time" and breaking rules.

Theme Music: “Breakfast Burger” by Snack Villain

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The Pale White are a rock group from Newcastle. Their debut record, “Infinite Pleasure”, is available now on vinyl and all music streaming services. 

We talk taking their time with their debut record, lyrical depth, working with Jolyon Thomas, spontaneity, chilled vs heavy tracks, “I’ve Become What I Am Not”, understanding songs, writing from a third person perspective, “Sonder”, Sean Bean, referencing, reworking “That Dress”, studio slides, accidentally crashing a wake and cowboy hats.

Theme Music: “Breakfast Burger” by Snack Villain 

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Jaws are an indie-rock group from Birmingham. Their new single, "Untitled", is available now on all music streaming platforms. Tickets for their upcoming UK November 2021 Tour are on sale now.

We talk with Eddy Geach about working with producer Gethin Pearson, risk, knowing when to stop, mixing, “Feel”, their new photo book, “Untitled”, Radiohead, the freedom to express any idea, being creative alone, touring, show production, synth hour and how far ahead they think as a band. 

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Spang Sisters are a genre-crossing musical duo, based in Bristol. Their self titled debut record arrives on vinyl and all music streaming platforms on May 21st. They perform at The Prince Albert in Brighton on July 7th.  

We talk small stories, the importance of detail, writing about people, cow gods, Will Shortz, crosswords, odes, cooking, imbuing stories with darkness and light, Joyce Vincent, drawing, procrastination, the last time they learned a new instrument, wells of inspiration, exploring childhood, introspection and the songwriter's mindset.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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James Humphrys is a Bristol-based, songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist. His latest single, “Let it Out, Keep It In”, is out now on all music streaming platforms. 

We talk returning home, working at a vaccine centre, positivity, creating a riff a day in lockdown, “Three Weeks”, disconnection, friendships, thinking about songwriting visually, knowing when to stop, creative tendencies, memory, writing at someone, defining a song, compartmentalising different parts of the process, translating songs live, being competitive with yourself and when he's happiest making music.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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girlhouse is one musical outlet of Nashville based songwriter and musician Lauren Luiz. Her debut EP arrives this Friday 14th May on all music streaming services.

We talk moving, session writing, Bunny Valentino, creating three songs a day, chemistry, "knuckle tattoo", writing about the present moment vs the past, narrative, forgiveness, growing up in Portland, simplicity, "the fatalist", death, conversation, acting, confidence, living in the moment, nature, seasons and feeling ownership over art.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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DMA's are a rock group from Sydney, Australia. Their latest live record, "Live At Brixton", is available now on vinyl and all music streaming services. 

We talk with Johnny Took about Live At Brixton, lessons learned, the last conversation before they go on stage, walk on songs, “Life Is A Game Of Changing”, their bank of songs, the beauty of collaboration, electronic music, moving to Edinburgh, boredom, coming up with ideas through spontaneity vs writing routine, writing with a singer’s voice in mind and moments. 

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Flyte are an alternative rock band from London. Their latest record, "This Is Really Going To Hurt", is out now on vinyl and all music streaming services.

We talk with Will Taylor about music scenes, mythology, characters, screens in the studio, consciously limiting yourself, discovering what the album is about, breakups, losing a band member, little details, sculpting lyrics, swopping instruments, remembering ideas, The Beatles, school, Scotland and fulfilment.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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