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My Music with Graham Coath – Featuring Effie Finch from AureliaWelcome to another episode of My Music with your host Graham Coath, and today he's joined by Effie, the frontwoman of rising punk outfit Aurelia – the band putting rural rebellion on the map.Effie shares the band's mission to be the voice for every young person who's ever felt stuck in a small town, proving that you can dream big, break out, and bring your community with you. From her roots in the Northumbrian countryside to the windy cliffs of Cornwall and the chaotic buzz of London, Effie tells the story of how Aurelia came together — from chance meetings to beachside drum kits, unexpected dog marathons, and turning life's messiest moments into music that really matters.Effie dives deep into the themes behind the band's sound — tackling toxic beauty standards, mental health struggles, and the pressures facing her generation, all with a mix of fierce energy, satirical bite, and heartfelt storytelling. She even hints at adding choral and dark electronic twists to their future releases, showing just how fearless Aurelia are when it comes to pushing boundaries.And don't miss the scoop on their brand new single “My Usual Cure”, landing on Friday 13th June — the perfect spooky date for your next favourite track. Effie's on a mission to build a community of real fans, so follow, share, and add Aurelia to your playlists to help spread the word. When the live shows start rolling, make sure your bum's on the seat.

My Music with Graham Coath – Featuring Rachel Dibiaso from Dvrk RomanticsWelcome back to My Music! In this episode, things are about to get Dvrk — with a “V” — as Graham sits down with Rachel Dibiaso, frontwoman of glam-alt-indie-pop band Dvrk Romantics. From the cheesiest intros to the wildest on-stage antics (including trifle-filled boots and toilet-flushing sound effects), this conversation dives deep into the chaos, creativity, and charm of life as an emerging artist.Rachel shares hilarious stories of heckling parents, surprise costumes, and the challenges of playing to unpredictable crowds. She also reveals her ambitious plans for the Dvrk Romantics Cinematic Universe, an eight-part video series inspired by cult cinema and classic narrative music videos. Expect tales of family festivals gone wrong, 80s guilty pleasures, and why she believes artists should start with the encore.Graham and Rachel also dream up outrageous merch ideas, guerrilla marketing stunts involving real-life locker drops, and the power of truly connecting with your audience, whether it's 10 people or 10,000.If you love music, creativity, and a bit of chaos, this episode is not to be missed. Check out Dvrk Romantics on your favourite streaming platforms, and follow My Music for more great conversations with the artists behind the soundtracks of our lives.

Meet 'Bunch of Ace': The Rising Twin Pop StarsIn this engaging episode of My Music, we welcome the talented twin duo 'Bunch of Ace,' consisting of Alandra and Alessia. They discuss their musical journey, including their start in music at age six, their first song, 'Proud Mary,' and their passion for performing together. The pair talk about their unique band name, their plans for the future, including releasing their album 'No Trouble,' and their experiences as German natives navigating the English language. They share amusing anecdotes from their school days and insights on balancing education with their burgeoning music career. The episode also touches on their inspirations and the kind of covers and originals they create, showcasing their diversity and creativity. Tune in to hear their thoughts on future collaborations, their social media presence, and potential fun projects like covering The Cure's 'Friday I'm in Love.' Don't miss this entertaining and insightful conversation with the up-and-coming musical sensations!

In this uplifting and honest episode, Graham is joined by singer, author, and all-round creative force Collette McLafferty, speaking to us from the quiet suburbs of Chicago. They dive into Collette's colourful life in music—from relentless van tours and label life to navigating viral tabloid headlines after being, in her words, unfairly dragged into a $10 million lawsuit over a Pink tribute band.Collette shares how she rebuilt her relationship with music after trauma, her advocacy for lawsuit reform, and her upcoming single Lunacy, featuring members of Living Colour and Edible Red—ten years in the making and finally seeing the light of day on May 19th.Expect laughter, honesty, cats, and plenty of 80s nostalgia, with shoutouts to Prince, Living Colour, and the power of music to help us all heal.Join us as we celebrate resilience, creativity, and the joy of releasing music on your own terms. And yes, we're still waiting on that cat-themed merch drop…

In this episode, Graham Coath sits down with Brighton-based singer-songwriter Nina Eliza to explore her creative journey so far. They chat about the vibrant music scene in Brighton, the power of being real on social media, and how finding inspiration in the small, beautiful moments of life keeps Nina writing.They also talk about how today's artists balance creativity with the pressure to perform on platforms like Instagram and TikTok, how listeners' feedback really can shape future music, and why Nina still loves writing in nature—whether it's the woods or Brighton beach. You'll also hear some brilliant future song title ideas born in the moment!If you haven't discovered Nina yet, this is your chance. You'll love her honest reflections, her genre-crossing sound, and her passion for building connections through music.

In this episode of My Music, Graham Coath welcomes the infectiously positive and multi-talented Beth Merill. Known for her soulful voice, genre-blending sound, and joyful energy, Beth shares stories about her creative process, her husband's custom-built keyboard, and why embracing imperfection brings the best out of music.They dive into the inspiration behind her upcoming social media-themed EP, her fearless approach to experimenting with styles (including rapping!), and the message behind her powerful anthem I Will Thrive – a song about self-discovery, overcoming challenges, and thriving at any stage of life.Whether you're a music lover, a fellow creative, or just need a little boost of positivity, this episode will leave you smiling.Listen now and discover why Beth Merill's music might just make your day better.

“Creativity, Connection and Pink Hell – Honeymoan's Ali in Conversation”Host Graham Coath sits down with Ali from HONEYMOAN, the South African-born, London-based alternative pop band that started life in 2017 as a "just for fun" project, but quickly gained international acclaim. Known for their genre-bending sound and infectious energy, the band continues to push creative boundaries with every release.In this episode, Ali shares insights on:The beauty of raw, unpolished vocal takes and why imperfection makes music feel more humanHow their latest album Pink Hell has found meaning through the personal stories of fansThe challenges and hopes for artists navigating today's algorithm-driven music industryThe importance of community, collaboration, and connection in shaping the future of musicPlus, Graham and Ali dream up a terrible TV show about disastrous honeymoons, discuss the magic of vinyl (maybe even made from seaweed one day), and tease a big surprise that's coming soon from Honeymoan.

>My Music with Graham Coath – Featuring Maria Marr In this episode of My Music, Graham Coath is joined by singer-songwriter Maria Marr for a warm and inspiring conversation about music, life, and motherhood. From her early days growing up in Romania, travelling hours for vocal lessons, and performing in school productions, to navigating the highs and lows of the music industry and the personal challenges of postpartum depression, Maria shares her story with honesty and heart. Together, they explore the importance of audience connection, balancing creativity with parenting. You'll hear about her journey from singing Proud Mary in her childhood mirror to releasing deeply personal songs that resonate with real-life experience. If you've never heard Maria's music before, this is the perfect introduction. Head over to the My Music playlist to hear some of her tracks. Listen out for her upcoming single Made to Break, a powerful song born from vulnerability and resilience which is due out soon. Tune in, connect, and be part of Maria's growing community of listeners who find meaning in music that tells real stories.

My Music with Graham Coath – Featuring Fransis

My Music with Graham Coath — Featuring Mara Liddle (Again!)She's back! After a diary mishap (totally Graham's fault), rising pop star Mara Liddle returns to My Music—and this time, we cover everything. From confidence breakthroughs and TikTok friendships to balancing a music career with an MA and the refusal to "grow up properly" (relatable, right?), Mara is open, funny, and full of momentum.We talk about:Her exciting new single "Sweet Talk" (out May 16th)A shift toward a darker, drum-and-bass-inspired soundBig gigs ahead—including opening for TATYANA in London on June 6thHer growing fanbase (working title: Little Legends) and why support from her local scene means everythingNavigating adulthood, artistic freedom, and the power of saying “yes” to yourselfPlus, Graham shares some advice from the “disgracefully old” end of the spectrum and tries to convince Mara to manifest her O2 debut with a five-year plan—and maybe a Little-sponsored wardrobe.This conversation concerns music, identity, community, and the beautiful chaos of figuring it all out. Whether you're a fan, a fellow artist, or love a good origin story, this episode will leave you smiling—and probably adding Sweet Talk to your playlist.

"Have You Cried?" – Mandy Ventrice on Reinvention, Honesty & Heartbreak in PopIn this episode of My Music, Graham Coath is joined by the wonderfully open and talented Mandy Ventrice, tuning in from the U.S. to talk about rediscovering her voice — literally. Mandy shares the raw truth behind unlearning 20 years of vocal habits, the uphill battle of retraining her instrument, and the unexpected empowerment of vocal lessons that revealed her untapped range and potential.From discussing influences like Remy Wolf, Pharrell, and Missy Elliott, to the challenges of being an artist in a hyper-algorithmic age, this conversation dives into creativity, self-worth, and finding your path after the pressure to “make it.” And yes, they talk about that song: "Have You Cried?" — a deceptively upbeat track that asks a quietly devastating question many of us never dare say out loud.Graham and Mandy explore whether men really cry after breakups (and why it matters), what authenticity means in 2025, and how letting go of expectation can be the most radical artistic choice.✨ If you're a man who's ever wondered whether you're allowed to show emotion — consider this your honesty box.

Cardigans, Waves & Being a Musical Mum – with Alice LaIn this joyful, down-to-earth episode of My Music, Graham Coath is joined by the wonderfully relatable Alice La — singer, songwriter, banjo enthusiast, and mum. They talk parenting, music, sheep-themed knitwear, postnatal honesty, and why her EP Waves is a love letter to the ocean, her son, and the stormy magic of motherhood.From bar gigs and creative inspiration to how having a child keeps you grounded (and occasionally serves as a turban), this is a real, raw, and uplifting conversation — complete with a campaign to prove “Michael is wrong.”

“Neon Nostalgia, Real Talk & Radiant Pop”Prepare for an episode that sparkles as brightly as your favourite 80s mixtape! In this edition of My Music, Graham Coath is joined by the vivacious and refreshingly real Natalie Grey – a synth-pop powerhouse channelling the bold colours, unapologetic vibes, and defiant joy of icons like Madonna, Cyndi Lauper, and the Spice Girls.From coffee-protein shakes to childhood CD purchases (yes, Daphne & Celeste get a shoutout), Natalie takes us through her journey: from performing in tiny pubs to releasing high-energy tracks like Living Love that charted internationally – including, unexpectedly, in Brazil.But it's not all glitter and grooves. Natalie opens up about navigating the modern music scene with PTSD, the dark side of social media, and why she calls her condition a “needy friend.” Her story is a raw, inspiring reminder that strength and sparkle can coexist.

"Fatal Attraction, Florence & Finding Your Voice"In this sun-soaked episode of My Music, Graham Coath sits down with the effervescent Lenny—a rising star whose music is bursting with life, energy, and the kind of pop hooks that make summer feel like it's already here.From the Instagram buzz to BBC Introducing buzz, Lenny's infectious optimism and sharp songwriting are making waves. She opens up about the story behind her single Fatal Attraction (spoiler: it's not about boiling bunnies), how songwriting helps her process life, and why not every song needs to be for the world—some are just for you.We talk notebooks, voice notes, Florence + The Machine, and the magic of turning real-life chaos into a glittering chorus. Plus: why Lenny carries a black-ink-only pen and doodles stars and hearts when the lyrics hit just right.

My Music with Graham Coath: Paul from Phwoar – Permission, Punk & Predictive Text BangersIn this high-energy episode of My Music, Graham Coath is joined by Paul from the band Phwoar – yes, that's PHWOAR, with gusto – for a rollercoaster of a conversation that zigzags from riot grrrl roots and stage presence to social media overload and the strange joys of predictive text.

My Music with Graham Coath: Atara / Plastic Rhino – Sausages, Spiritbox & Screamo DogsHello my little lovelies! In this delightfully offbeat episode of My Music, your host Graham Coath sits down with the unapologetically brilliant Atara – the voice and energy behind hard-hitting alt-rock duo Plastic Rhino – to talk about everything from jazzercise-inspired music videos to dreams of opening Monsters of Rock.

My Music Podcast with Graham Coath – Episode Title: "Power It Up – With Hayley Goodings"In this fun, wide-ranging, and often hilarious episode, Graham Coath sits down with singer-songwriter Hayley Goodings, who brings her wit, warmth, and lyrical flair to My Music Podcast. From growing up near Milton Keynes to writing nearly 400 songs inspired by life's ups and downs, Hayley opens up about her journey into songwriting, her love of poetic lyrics, and why she refuses to be boxed into a single genre.They dive into the realities of indie music promotion, dealing with unsupportive industry gatekeepers, and the power of genuine connection online. Hayley shares how she turns everyday moments into emotional tracks – sometimes morphing heartbreak into drum and bass anthems – and how karaoke, wine, and a burning passion for music shape her creative days.Also in the mix: reinventing U2 and Cranberries classics, making playlists that build community, and the birth of a new jungle hit for Christmas (spoiler: it's called Power It Up and it's as cheeky as it is catchy).Authentic, unfiltered, and packed with great energy, this episode is for music lovers, dream chasers, and anyone who's ever got lost in a song.

ColourTelly – Retro Feels, Real Talk & Records That MatterWhat do cathode ray tubes, homemade pasta, and Marvin Gaye have in common? They all come up in this week's My Music – a soulful sit-down with the genre-blurring, era-bending duo ColourTelly.From analogue gear to digital angst, Graham chats with Evie and Ollie about the stories behind the music, why their name sounds like it might be Italian, and how their sound walks the tightrope between deep dystopian themes and butter-smooth vocals. You'll hear about:

In this soulful episode of My Music, host Graham Coath reconnects with Canadian musician Martin Saint to dive deep into Martin's powerful new album Seekers.Together, they explore the emotional landscapes that shaped the record — a body of work that's intimate, reflective, and hauntingly honest. Martin opens up about the writing process, his influences (think Nick Cave, Leonard Cohen, and The Mission), and how vulnerability and heartbreak are woven into his music.Expect insights into the themes of mindfulness, mortality, loneliness, and the passing nature of existence, as well as a few brilliant side stories, including recording sessions featuring a howling dog!

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My Music with Graham Coath – Featuring Sophie FrenchIn this uplifting episode of My Music, host Graham Coath welcomes the radiant singer-songwriter Sophie French for a vibrant and heartfelt conversation. They dive into Sophie's latest single "Friday Feels," her love for soulful, uplifting music, and the little joys — like croissants and good company — that make life sweeter.Together, they explore Sophie's songwriting inspirations, her evolving sound, which blends pop, soul, and jazz, and her growing experience in the studio world. Sophie also shares candid thoughts on the importance of family, the magic of live gigs, dream festivals she'd love to play (hello, Glastonbury!), and the funny side of capturing song ideas — even in Tesco!Expect plenty of laughs, inspiring stories, talk of guilty pleasure playlists, dream club nights, and a beautiful reminder of why music, positivity, and authenticity matter. Plus, we hatch a hilarious plan involving her dad's voice notes that must be the hidden track on a future album.Don't miss:

My Music with Graham Coath - Featuring Kathy MuirIn this warm and wide-ranging conversation, Graham Coath sits down with the wonderfully candid singer-songwriter Kathy Muir. They dive deep into topics beyond music, including Kathy's inspiring commitment to accessibility in the arts, sparked by the pandemic, and how she actively incorporates British Sign Language and inclusive practices into her work.Kathy shares reflections on fitness, food, and finding freedom through strength, and they explore the role of authenticity, storytelling, and life experience in songwriting. They discuss how musicians today navigate genre expectations, the evolution of music discovery, and the importance of staying grounded and open-hearted.Full of laughter, honesty, and thought-provoking moments, this episode serves as a reminder that music, like life, is richest when we stop making assumptions, remain curious, and share our true selves. Additionally, Kathy shares personal insights into her creative process, her journey of discovering her voice, and her upcoming music releases.Tune in for an inspiring conversation that celebrates resilience, community, and the power of genuine human connection through music.Don't forget:

"Slow developers, fast brilliance." That's how this episode unfolds as Graham welcomes the wonderfully candid and creative Hazy Waters, a London-based trio with a love for dreamy textures, 90s-infused melodies, and canine cameos.Agnes, Alex, and (in spirit) Simon take us on a ride through their unlikely journey—high school friendships, fashion photography, culinary skills, and finally... finding the right moment to make the music they've carried inside for years.

My Music with Graham Coath – Featuring Ashton NyteIn this compelling and delightfully candid episode of My Music, Graham Coath welcomes back the enigmatic and ever-creative Ashton Nyte—musician, producer, and darkwave pioneer—along with a surprise guest appearance from his feline co-producer, Willow.

A Conversation with Angela & Dean from The Echo and the Always”Host: Graham CoathGuests: Angela & Dean (The Echo and the Always)This week on MyMusic, Graham welcomes Angela and Dean from Cardiff-based indie band The Echo and the Always – a band with a name that's nearly as poetic as their lyrics, and a sound that blends dream-pop, alt-rock, and lush melancholy into something quietly powerful.In this rich and genuinely heartfelt conversation, we talk about:

“Sweet & Sour Sounds with Niran from Grizzabella”Host: Graham CoathGuest: Niran (Guitarist, Grizzabella)This week on MyMusic, Graham is joined by Niran, guitarist, songwriter, and the driving force behind the rising alt-rock outfit Grizzabella – a band with a name inspired by Cats the Musical (yep, really) and a sound that blends the grizz of angsty metal with the bella of sweet melodies.Niran brings his guitar into the studio and takes us behind the scenes of a band finally stepping into the spotlight after years of jamming, refining, and recording. In this refreshingly honest and grounded conversation, Niran shares:

MyMusic with Graham Coath – Episode: Alla – The Sound of StillnessIn this deeply moving and reflective episode of MyMusic, host Graham Coath speaks with pianist and composer Alla, joining us from California. With a sound as mesmerising as her story, Alla shares her unique musical journey — one that didn't begin in childhood but emerged suddenly in adulthood as an unexpected gift.Together, they explore the power of emotional authenticity, the quiet strength behind her minimalist aesthetic, and how music became not just a passion, but a lifeline — for herself and many of her listeners. From creating a melody in the midst of grief to receiving heartfelt messages from fans facing their own struggles, Alla's story is a powerful reminder of how music connects and heals.This episode dives into themes of artistic integrity, emotional resilience, divine timing, and why Alla remains fiercely independent in her creative process — all while finding light through the darkness.

Under Television Skies with IhorIn this episode of MyMusic, host Graham Coath is joined by Ihor, the frontman of genre-blending band Television Skies. Together, they explore how music becomes both an escape and a means of connection—not just for the artist but also for the listener.They talk authenticity, the value of imperfection, and the importance of hitting “publish” even when things feel unfinished. Ihor shares how his Ukrainian heritage shapes his worldview, what punk means to him, and the journey toward finding a sound that truly feels them.Plus, they touch on latte art, Led Zeppelin, and why you should always leave your early songs online as a reminder of how far you've come.Whether you're a fan of DIY spirit, honest artistry, or just want to discover the heart behind the music, this is a conversation worth tuning into.

Emotions, Epicness & Everything In Between

Graham Coath sits down with singer-songwriter Ryan Redwood for an off-the-wall, thoughtful and hilarious conversation covering everything from French newsagents to philosophical songwriting and giant rats in Bristol.

It is my 500th episode, so I needed a special guest!Get her name right, people. It's Lizzie EsauAfter a few false starts and calendar chaos, I finally sit down with rising alt-rock talent Lizzie Esau. But trust us, this one was worth the wait.Fresh from Newcastle and bringing her unique blend of raw honesty, fuzzed-up guitars and heartfelt lyrics,Lizzie chats to me about everything from songwriting at midnight to revisiting childhood creativity... and even the case for more moody Christmas songs (we're here for it).

The Creative Journey of Jessica Winter: Navigating Music and Life.In this episode of MyMusic, Graham interviews Jessica Winter, discussing the challenges and rewards of pursuing a music career. They delve into topics such as the difficulties of scheduling, the privileges and struggles associated with working in the music industry, and Jessica's personal journey from humble beginnings to becoming a full-time musician. Jessica also shares insights into her creative process, her upcoming album titled 'My First Album,' and her experiences with various life lessons. The conversation touches on the use of technology in music, such as AI, and Jessica's plans for an engaging club night and her move to Glasgow. Join us for this inspiring and thought-provoking discussion.

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Lighthouse Logic – Love, Loss & Lighthouses in UtahHosted by Graham CoathIn this beautifully chaotic and heartfelt episode, Graham Coath sits down with Lighthouse Logic, the genre-blending duo from Salt Lake City, Utah – who also happen to be married. Aubrey and David join Graham to share the deeply personal story behind their moving track When You Were in Spain, written in memory of a close friend and fellow musician.From emotional songwriting and unexpected Christmas film debates (spoiler: it's not A Christmas Carol), to why there's a random lighthouse in the middle of Utah and what it's like writing love songs about each other, this one is packed with charm, wit, and genuine connection.The pair talk about their upcoming move to Nashville, what it's like DIY-ing music in their kitchen, and how they're turning kitchen sounds and Mylar balloons into art. Plus, they spill some beans on their debut album Happiest Disaster and dream support slot with All Time Low.Expect laughter, a few tears, and some serious musical inspiration. Oh, and if you own a lighthouse in the UK, these two might just want to play a gig there.

In this episode of MyMusic, Graham is joined once again by the brilliant Richard Evans, who returns with fresh music, deep thoughts, and his signature curiosity about the world. The two dive into a conversation that goes far beyond album titles and track names, exploring Richard's upcoming AI-inspired album Quantum, the role of algorithms in creativity, and the philosophical and practical tensions between humans and machines.Expect everything from existential takes on technology, messy human labels, and future-forward thinking on where we might be headed in 10 years – with a few laughs and music geek-outs along the way.

Rev Billy Simmons (Evidence of a Struggle)In this episode of MyMusic, Graham Coath catches up with the ever-provocative Rev Billy Simmons, frontman of Evidence of a Struggle, to talk about their powerful new single ‘Give Us A Kiss' — a gritty, defiant track from the band's upcoming sophomore album, dropping May 9 via The Glue Factory and The Orchard.This conversation goes beyond the music. Rev opens up about the shift from their instrumental debut to this bold new lyrical direction, shaped by a stellar lineup including Matt Walker (Smashing Pumpkins, Morrissey), Alan Berliant, Solomon Walker, and legendary producer Sanford Parker. They dig into the politics of now, the role of music in social discourse, and what it means to create art in a world increasingly built on algorithms and apathy.Expect truth bombs, spiritual satire, righteous riffs, and the kind of conversation that reminds you why music still matters.

MyMusic with Graham Coath – Episode: Soundtracks & Symbiosis with Tulipomania's Tom MurrayIn this episode of MyMusic, Graham Coath welcomes back Tom Murray from the enigmatic art-rock duo Tulipomania, for a deep-dive into their latest sonic journey — a reimagined and reworked album project that blurs the line between sound and story.Tom shares the remarkable tale of how their 2023 album Dreaming of Sleep inspired acclaimed author Jeff VanderMeer (best known for the Area X trilogy and Annihilation) to write a fourth novel, Absolution — and how that novel in turn influenced Tulipomania's new musical work. It's a true creative loop, where literature and music feed one another.We explore:

In this latest episode of MyMusic, Graham welcomes back the ever-creative Michael from Beauty and Chaos – a man with an epic head of hair, a heart full of music, and a mug adorned with the actual album art (merchandising goals, achieved).Michael opens up about Signs in the Heaven – Reality Upside Down, the ambitious reimagining of Dancing with Angels, featuring remixes, reinterpretations, and fresh versions from a cast of musical collaborators, including Ashton Nyte, Cynthia Isabella, and more.

In this episode of MyMusic, Graham Coath welcomes back the brilliant Harry Stafford, songwriter and creative force behind Inca Babies, for another deep and wide-ranging conversation on music, memory, and reinvention.Harry shares the inside story on Reincarnation, the band's upcoming album that breathes new life into old tracks from their 80s catalogue — reworked, reimagined, and remixed for today, while keeping the raw spirit intact. Expect dub-infused rhythms, modern production techniques, and a beautiful blend of nostalgia and fresh creativity — including a rare guest appearance from the late, great Keith Levene.We talk:

What do you get when you mix dark pop, DIY creativity, and a nickname unrelated to illness? You get SICKY—aka Mick Butler—and a wonderfully offbeat, brilliantly musical conversation with Graham Coath on this week's MyMusic Podcast.In this episode, Graham and Mick get into the origins of the SICKY moniker, reminisce about cassette players and misheard names, and dive deep into the making of SICKY's latest album Trouble, Delight—a punchy, percussion-heavy, 30-minute sonic burst full of character, humour, and a healthy dose of kitchen-sink creativity.✨ Expect:Field recordings from shopping centre sliding doors and bell towersChildren accidentally producing future bangersSatirical undertones, quirky grooves, and a little bit of Prince-inspired magicConversations about identity, influence, and the pure joy of making music without overthinking itOh, and you'll never listen to church bells or sliding doors the same way again.

New Episode: ATAKARMA – From Punk to Funk (and Everything in Between!)Blimey, Mother—look how many people have stepped into the room today! My word, there are five of us on this episode of MyMusic with me, Graham Coath, joined by the brilliant band ATAKARMA. This is one of the liveliest episodes yet, with the full lineup joining me for laughs, stories, and a lot of love for music (and a bit of moaning about car space).

In this special episode of MyMusic, host Graham Coath sits down with Erick Vidal from the Canadian band Lost Pitch — and it's a full-circle moment of musical nostalgia, creative insight, and candid laughs.From the magic of Pink Floyd intros to the constraints of 2-minute streaming-era tracks, Erick and Graham dig deep into the evolution of songwriting. Why does every track need a hook on a hook on a hook? And what are we losing when we write solely for the algorithm?Erick talks about his deep love for 90s British music (think Oasis, Blur, James, Radiohead), why OK Computer blew his mind, and how Lost Pitch is his way of carrying the spirit of that era forward — while still sounding fresh and relevant today.

Graham Coath chats with the incredibly talented Cat Lawless, an artist whose passion for songwriting has been a lifelong journey.

"Finding Her Voice: The Journey of Cassandra"Hello, everybody, and welcome to another episode of MyMusic!

Sausage Dogs, Songwriting, and the Art of Staying RealHello, everyone, and welcome to another episode of MyMusic!As usual, I make an entrance with the grace of a rockstar—backing straight into my chair, sending everything flying. But fear not! Once the chaos settles, I'm joined by the effortlessly cool Ava Breeze, and we dive straight into the whirlwind that is her life.

Liverpool post-punk pioneers The Room are back with 'Nemesis', the potent second single from their latest album 'The Telling', presenting their trademark blend of progressive, alternative pop and sultry post-punk. As with the lead track 'The Teller', the accompanying video was produced by Mark Jordan. A magical sonic adventure for fans of 80s post-punk and folk-horror aesthetics alike.Firm favourites of the late great John Peel, The Room was formed in 1979 in the golden years of northern English post-punk. In 2023, they re-formed after a lengthy hiatus, releasing their critically acclaimed 'Restless Fate' album, their first release in 38 years. Their melodic blend of progressive, alternative pop and sultry post-punk is as fresh and relevant now as when they disbanded in 1985.Formed by singer Dave Jackson and bassist Becky Stringer, they are joined by original drummer Clive Thomas, along with guitarist Darren Brown, keyboardist Ethan Kyme, and the haunting backing vocals of Helena Jacks. 

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