Vinyl Soul

Millencolin front man Nikola Sarcevic sits down with Aiden to talk about their long career, the Swedish music scene growing up, his solo work and brewing beer. It's a jam packed chat! Plus speaking of punk rock, you'll also meet local band Pemberton.  Follow Aiden on Instagram or Twitter.

In the 90s Dylan Lewis was the king of Saturday mornings with 'Recovery' on the ABC. Dylan relives the shenanigans of live TV and the infamous Weezer interview. Dylan also talks about the early days of playing in bands and choirs and raising his children on good music. The delightfully honest, Bec Stevens also drops by to play her new song.   Support the podcast by visiting https://www.patreon.com/VinylSoul and get a limited edition Vinyl Soul snap back hat.

Hamish & Andy have made us laugh for many years but the original plan for Andy Lee was musician!?! His band 'The Higgs' have a new album out soon and Andy shares about the process of putting it together, the music he grew up with and what made him pick the trumpet. You'll also meet Katie Pomery a local jazz pop up-and-comer.   Warning: There are audio issues with Andy's mic but only for the first 2 minutes. All good after that. Support the podcast by visiting https://www.patreon.com/VinylSoul and get a limited edition Vinyl Soul snap back hat.

The man behind the mic, host Aiden G, is in the hot seat to bare all on the last podcast for 2018. Grilled by his wife, Leah Grant, Aiden opens up about challenges in the radio world, his crushing year and the part Florence + The Machine played in his marriage. Vinyl Soul is also the name of a US Latin Neo Soul band and you'll hear their hit 'People' too.   Support the podcast by visiting https://www.patreon.com/VinylSoul and get a limited edition Vinyl Soul snap back hat. To find out more about Aiden's wife, artist Leah Grant: https://leahgrant.com.au/    

Spicks & Specks, Triple J and Eurovision, Myf has done so many great things we all love so dearly, but what is the one thing they all have in common? MUSIC! Myf takes up through the Spicks & Specks Reunion and her fondest music memories. You also meet Ollie English an Adelaide singer songwriter with a voice that will blow you away! Support the podcast by visiting https://www.patreon.com/VinylSoul and get a limited edition Vinyl Soul snap back hat.

After 20 odd years, how do The Living End still keep it fresh? On the eve of album eight, Wunderbar, being released, Chris, Scott & Andy talked through their journey from from a 50s rockabilly cover band to an aussie rock staple. Burnout, Triple J Unearthed High finalist 2018, also drop by to play you their hit 'Get Out'. Support the podcast by visiting https://www.patreon.com/VinylSoul and get a limited edition Vinyl Soul snap back hat.

Host of Rockwiz, Eurovion and Home Delivery's Julia Zemiro opens up about her deepest darkest secrets...No we talk music of course! Being part French, Julia teaches Aiden the importance of europian music and secret to getting on Rockwiz. Plus the wild Ukulele Death Squad let loose and soundtrack their chat.   Support the podcast by visiting https://www.patreon.com/VinylSoul and get a limited edition Vinyl Soul snap back hat.

What's it like to grow up listening to Blink-182, then go on to record a song with their singer Mark Hoppus?! We ask Amy Shark because she did it! It's been a crazy few years for Amy, ARIA awards, US tv, number one album, sold out tours and so much more discussed with Amy as our guest. Local guys Pinkish Blu also drop by for a chat about 'sad pop'. Support the podcast by visiting https://www.patreon.com/VinylSoul and get a limited edition Vinyl Soul snap back hat.

You Am I front man, Tim Rogers, is an aussie rock legend but did you know he's a secret nerd that loves tribute cover bands?! Tim talks about his love for Spinal Tap, the early days of playing in bands and writing new music these days. And you'll have Choosing Sides' catchy new song stuck in your head for days! Support the podcast by visiting https://www.patreon.com/VinylSoul and get a new limited edition Vinyl Soul hat.

Would you have guessed that Nollsey grew up on the shearing shed wearing all black and listening to 80s hair metal?! You’ll discover a whole new side of aussie rock legend Shannon Noll, as he joins us on Vinyl Soul to talk about his music journey. You’ll also meet electronic producer Arya who is just starting out on his career. Support the podcast by visiting https://www.patreon.com/VinylSoul and get a new limited edition Vinyl Soul hat.

It's a Groovin The Moo 2018 special, as we catch up with two headlining acts. Celia Pavey talks about The Voice, her journey to becoming Vera Blue and performs her hit single 'Lady Powers' live in the studio! We also chat backstage with Kyle and Jason of Portugal. The Man about their crazy success so late on in their career and their stance on computers used in making music. Support the podcast by visiting https://www.patreon.com/VinylSoul and get a new limited edition Vinyl Soul hat.

It's Record Store Day 2018 and we're joined by aussie music legend Michael Chugg, this years official ambassador. Hookers with Billy Idol, cocaine for Fleetwood Mac and Commonwealth Games controversy, Michael shares all! You will be serisouly shocked and amazed! And we'll introduce you to deam pop duo, Dean Forever. Support the podcast by visiting https://www.patreon.com/VinylSoul and get a new limited edition Vinyl Soul hat.

Eskimo Joe are celebrating their 21st birthday! Lead singer Kav Temperley drops the goss on their celebrations, including up coming tours and new music. Plus news on his upcoming debut solo album and working with Josh Pyke. Melodic heavy rockers, Sleep Talk also swing by with their new single and a chat. And most importantly...it's episode 50!!! Support the podcast by visiting https://www.patreon.com/VinylSoul and get a new limited edition Vinyl Soul hat.      

Guests, Hayley Williams and Taylor York of Paramore, open up about where their new sound came from and offer advice for fans going through their own 'hard times'. Hayley also has some interesting thoughts on the Me Too Movement. The Skeleton Club also drop by to sing sweet harmonies in your ears!

Dr Karl Kruszelnicki has been answering science question on the radio for years but did you know he's a huge Amy Winehouse fan?! Dr Karl teaches us how earworms work, how music affects our memoies and so much more! Hartway will also drop by, armed with house and acid jazz beats.

Ever wondered who controls the Australian music industry? It's this guy! Dan Rosen, the CEO of ARIA. Hear all the inside info on how it all really works and who's the next big thing in Australian music. Plus meet Hen, an amazing pop musican and South Australia's Sexiest Vegan Next Door!

How the hell has Guy Sebastian lasted almost 15 years in the Australian pop music industry?! Why is he only now, making music that sounds like what he likes to listen to!? Guy answers all that and more, plus he performs his new single 'Bloodstone' live on the podcast. Local lads, Burnside Mums also drop by to bring some controversy and rock!

Legendary punk rockers, Davey Havok & Hunter Burgan of AFI chat about their earliest music memories, side projects and how the band has managed to stay together for so long. We also discuss Dreamcar, Davey's project with No Doubt and Hunter shares the embarrassing tale of meeting LL Cool J! It's also get pretty heavy when Steph from hardcore band Falcifer drops by.

Ash is on your radio every night across the country with Ash London Live. Most people on the radio just want to be famous, but Ash is different, she just LOVES music... a lot! Naturally we talk music, how she got her job and how you could get it. You'll also meet up and coming Aussie producer Lonelyspeck armed with soft elecro beats.  

Colin Hay is obviously the front man for 80s rockers Men At Work but how the hell is he friends with Zach Braff from Scrubs?! We discuss their relationship, his music and growing up in a record store. Alex from Battlehounds also drops by to share some new solid Aussie rock with everyone.

How have 90s boy band Hanson turned out so normal?! Isaac, Taylor and Zac Hanson discuss their lives in the music world, how to have a long lasting career and Hanson the next generation, their kids! Speaking of three pieces bands, Donnarumma drop by too to tell you about their new EP.

What do you do when you are threatened by a Nazi skin head? You write a book about it! Author, radio host and comedic satirist John Safran talks 90s Hip Hop and the influence Weird Al Yankovic had on him growing up. The very ambitious, Sitara also talk us through their new soulful folk visual album.

Spiderbait frontman, Kram, has had huge success over the years. Hottest 100 number one, Aria number one single and currently out on a 20th Anniversary tour. Kram takes listeners through the bands history and his early musical influences. Electric Fields are an amazing pop dance goup that you will also be introduced to this episode.  

We celebrate Record Store Day 2017 by chatting to this years ambassador, former Deputy Prime Minister, MP Anthony Albanese aka DJ Albo! Aside from politics, Anthony is a big music fan but did you know he DJs in his spare time and is mates with Billy Bragg?! Adelaide hip hop crew, Nvsty Militia also stop by to drop a few beats.

You've heard Matt Okine on the radio and he's made us laugh on the TV but did you know he also raps?! Matt joins us to talk about his music project, Boilermakers and drops a bombshell...he did a song with comedian Scott Dooley?!?! We have to hear this! You'll also meet local artist Mane and Aiden goes on the hunt for Adele while in the country.

You may know Aaron Gillespie from Underoath, The Almost, Paramore or even his solo work. But do know why he gets online hate from his "fans" every day? Aaron opens up about his person battle with faith, parenting and of course music. Possibly the most intimate chat with Aaron on record. Dusty and Matt from Wanderers also drop by to tell you about their new release.  

It's back baby! Back for 2017 with Adam & Reuben of Peking Duk who are possibly the funniest and loosest guests to date! The guys explain how their wide music taste shapes their sound and give you "the scoop" on their upcoming album. And the all you can eat dance chat continues with Adelaide's Shane Cross on the podcast too.

You are in for a treat with this one! Kenny & Adam of Birds Of Tokyo share all about their musical journey and perform an acoustic rendition of 'Empire' for you. Folk pop artist, Banjo Jackson also drops by for a chat about what it means to be real man. 

Kristy Lee Peters, aka KLP, is what we refer to in the biz, as a triple threat! She sings, DJs and announces on Triple J and kicks arse at all of them! Sound like something you might want to do? Well she may have a few hot tips! Plus we'll introduce you to indie rockers, The New Yorks....from Australia?!  

TV funny man, Ryan Shelton loves his music to the point where he once bought a CD for himself and tried to disguise it as gift for his mum! Ryan used to come up with "Rydeas" on Rove but what is his amazing idea to improve online streaming? You'll also meet kick arse DJ, TXNK who DJ'd in the dark during the Adelaide black out.

There are two words in the music industry that drive Something For Kate front man Paul Dempsey nuts; "cool" and "relevant"! Paul opens up about what it takes to last in music as long as he has, while believing his best work is still yet to come. And say hello to the very talented Naomi Keyte. Just don't call her a singer-songwriter!

Ever wanted to start your own record label? Nina Las Vegas made the gutsy decision to quit her sought after job at Triple J to tour the world DJing and launch her dance music label. But as you'll hear, nothing has ever really intimidated her! And a real fun bunch of lads to introduce you to as well, The Montreals.

Kevin Mitchell, lead singer of Aussie rock band Jebediah and singer songwriter Bob Evans are the same person?! Mind blown. Kev joins Aiden to talk comic books, getting older, garage podcasting and naturally... music! Then after, your toes will be tapping to world music eight piece, Local Revolution.  

Melbourne rapper Seth Sentry grew up listening to punk, so how did he come to rap on the Jimmy Kimmel Live show to millions in the US?! You’ll find out, along with a hilarious tale about his name dropping Mum. Plus if that’s not enough, meet Slick Arnold, a three piece rock band from the Barossa Valley.

The Red Wiggle, aka Simon Pryce, surprisingly loves his opera and classical music so why is he singing songs about Dinosaurs named Dorothy these days? It's the 25th year of The Wiggles and there is lots to discuss with Simon. Local reggae group Chiara La Woo drop by with a tune too. 

Kris Roe, founder and front man of The Ataris, sits down with Aiden backstage before a gig to discuss the success of the band, old school punk and the so called bad blood with Ben Lee! Also meet The Byzantines, Australia’s answer to Kasabian.

How did Triple J’s Alex Dyson, once wet his pants because of music?! Find out as he chats on the podcast about life as a breakfast radio host and his own music project. As well as the bashful singer-songwriter; Maggie Rutjens, shares her beautiful music.

Angus is the host of the nightly radio countdown, The Hit 30, across Australia on more than 50 stations. But what came first, his love of radio or music and what’s it like to have the power to make or break a new artist on the air? We find out! Along with Aussie grime music’s newest star, Strict Face.

Record Store Day 2016 is here and this year’s ambassador, Ella Hooper, chats about her love of vinyl. The ex front woman for Killing Heidi, also dishes out some great advice for up coming musicians. You also meet blue & roots artist Matt Stillert.

Alt rockers, Cold War Kids, have been going strong for over 11 years now but how?! Nathan Willett and Matt Maust from the band share the secret to their success with you. Then one of our most fascinating guests to date, Motez. Hear his journey from Iraq to Aussie dance floor filler!

Comedian Justin Hamilton is Australia's biggest David Bowie fan! Now that the dust has settled on his death we talk about the impact he had on Justin’s life and the world around us. Plus for the first time ever, a live performance on the podcast! Singer songwriter, Kaurna Cronin performs his song ‘Leave A Letter’ and explains the importance of busking.

In the 80s and 90s Peter Combe was a king among children! So what made his songs so catchy and why are grown adults still singing them today? Peter also has some great advise for children's music performers wanting to break the big time. Then is gets heavy with Adelaide rockers Walking With Thieves.

Mr Tony “comedy, radio and tv legend” Martin from The Late Show, Get This, Thank God You’re Here (and so much more) drops by to talk about rumors from his radio past, hunting for rare vinyl and his hate for Nickelback! You’ll also meet Filthy Lucre, an awesome heavy two piece who have just release their debut album.

The Chaser's Andrew Hansen hated the music he grew up with but somehow found his way into several bands over the years. And you will never guess, which of Andrew's musical comedy heroes trash talked him to the media?! Five piece, Apollo Sons also bring in a laid back summer tune you don't want to miss.

On the last episode for 2015, Aussie Hip Hop royalty Suffa and Pressure of the Hilltop Hoods talk about working with an orchestra, helping out new Aussie talent and Taylor Swift. Alongside, Nakatomi, a new electro pop duo who you will be introduced to as well.

Pat from Grinspoon is known for his sweet guitar riffs but did you know he's a children's author now too?! We talk about his new book and Grinspoon being asked out of hiatus by Cold Chisel. Then She's The Band bring their feminist punk vibes to the podcast as well.

Comedian Dave O'Neil, is best known for his various TV and movie appearances but did you know he used to play bass for 80s band Captain Coco?! He also shares what it's like to go to gigs in his 50s. We also introduce your ears to electropop group, Auguste.

At age 17, Charli was an original member of children’s group Hi-5. Since then she has toured the world singing and dancing but did you know she loves metal music?! Aiden discovers that and so much more! We also meet two piece rockers The Hard Aches, who’s huge sound will blow you away.

Did you know that Jake Stone, front man for Bluejuice, was a judge at Eurovision?! Or that he had a sketch comedy show on TV? Music and performing plays a huge part in everything Jake does and we the lot. Punks, After Change also drop by to explain how to start a band in the modern era.

There is so much to chat about with Lindsay ’The Doctor’ McDougall! We talk about his decade on Triple J, Frenzal Rhomb getting banned from Australian radio and online hate pages about him. Aiden also introduces you to Aussie hip hoppers Dialect and Despair.

Musical comedian and former Spicks & Specks host, Josh Earl talks with Aiden about the difference between indie and hipster and trying to fit in with friends music taste growing up. Emerging pop punkers, The Away Game, drop by for a chat too.