Podcasts about Ainslie Wills

Sam and Dave speak with revered Australian singer-songwriter Ainslie Wills about the Melbourne music scene, resilience, Radiohead and the value of knowing yourself. 

Shayne Cook is a Brisbane bred, Melbourne based singer/songwriter who writes hypnotic songs ranging from dark, simple and haunting to unleashed emotional outpourings. His musical influences span from Nick Cave to Ainslie Wills and Bon Iver, City and Colour, Tom Isanek to Thom York, Emma Louise and even some Seattle based artists. Matters of the Heart features a 12 string acoustic waltzing with the rhythm section while Shayne’s heartfelt vocals describe the decisions made by the heart and also those made by the head. The impulsive and the well thought out. The questions we ask about what is or what isn’t “right", making a choice fraught with risk. Knowing all well the probability of failure, but still going ahead anyway. The junction between letting go or holding on tight and seeing where love leads. Cook originally thought the track was a throwaway demo, but album producer Simon Moro heard it and suggested they see how it developed. His ideas and finesse as a producer/engineer, including utilising contacts at the City of Prague Symphony Orchestra for strings on the song, helped ensure the song made the cut for his debut, and indeed become the album’s first single. Support this podcast

Shayne Cook is a Brisbane bred, Melbourne based singer/songwriter who writes hypnotic songs ranging from dark, simple and haunting to unleashed emotional outpourings. His musical influences span from Nick Cave to Ainslie Wills and Bon Iver, City and Colour, Tom Isanek to Thom York, Emma Louise and even some Seattle based artists. Matters of the Heart features a 12 string acoustic waltzing with the rhythm section while Shayne’s heartfelt vocals describe the decisions made by the heart and also those made by the head. The impulsive and the well thought out. The questions we ask about what is or what isn’t “right", making a choice fraught with risk. Knowing all well the probability of failure, but still going ahead anyway. The junction between letting go or holding on tight and seeing where love leads. Cook originally thought the track was a throwaway demo, but album producer Simon Moro heard it and suggested they see how it developed. His ideas and finesse as a producer/engineer, including utilising contacts at the City of Prague Symphony Orchestra for strings on the song, helped ensure the song made the cut for his debut, and indeed become the album’s first single. Support this podcast

I spoke to my friend Dani Smarrelli, better known as Nussy, about new releases from Hayden James & Icona Pop, Ainslie Wills, Kota Banks, Gordi, Kira Puru and the gal's own new single!Find @dedsetill on Instagram.Catch Dani on Instagram.Catch Gemma on Twitter and Instagram.Follow Australian Jams on Twitter and Instagram.Stay home and wash your hands.Follow Australian Jams wherever you get your podcasts and rate/review if you have a moment! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ainslie Wills: Live at Black Bear Lodge, Fortitude Valley, 28th August 2019 Part 2 of the set, following on from part 1 in episode 306 of Live Delay. Recorded by Scott Mercer Mixed by Tynan Iland Special thanks to live engineer Jono Steer Live at The Foundry, Fortitude Valley, 7th September 2016 Bonus tracks from Bigsound previously aired in episode 214. Recorded by Nell Forster Mixed by Luke Thomson Show production, engineering and host: Scott Mercer Originally aired via Zed Digital, 7-8pm, Sunday 16 February, 2020

Ainslie Wills: Live at Black Bear Lodge, Fortitude Valley, 28th August 2019 Ainslie Wills started making her own music after hearing the seminal Jeff Buckley album "Grace" and has hardly let up since. Since the debut of her first self-titled EP in 2007, she has toured and recorded across the country, releasing the "Somebody For Everyone" EP in 2010, "You Go Your Way, I'll Go Mine" album in 2013, "Oh The Gold" EP in 2015 and most recently the album "All You Have Is All You Need" in 2019. She frequently collaborates with musician Lawrence Folvig and producer Jono Steer, both of whom were present when this set was recorded - Folvig playing in the band onstage and Steer behind the mixing desk. On the Brisbane leg of this tour, a reverential Wednesday night audience witnessed some extraordinary musical highlights as well as some more humorous moments. Recorded by Scott Mercer Mixed by Tynan Iland Special thanks to live engineer Jono Steer Show production, engineering and host: Scott Mercer Originally aired via Zed Digital, 7-8pm, Sunday 9 February, 2020

This week we continue our countdown of favorite albums of the year, starting with #15. Check em out!Craig's Faves of 2019 (part 2) 15. KXM – Circle of Dolls14. The Ocean Blue – Kings and Queens / Knaves and Thieves13. Redd Kross – Beyond The Door12. Young Guv – Guv I & II11. Weyes Blood – Titanic Rising10. Steve Gunn – The Unseen In Between9. Vin Gordon – African Shores8. Vetiver – Up On High7. Durand Jones & the Indications – American Love Call6. Ainslie Wills – All You Have Is All You Need Kevin’s Faves of 2019 (part 2) 15. GospelbeacH – Let It Burn14. Crobot – Motherbrain13. Anders Osborne – Buddah & The Blues12. Last in Line – II11. Haunt – If Icarus Could Fly10. Cats in Space – Day Trip To Narnia9. Gary Clark Jr – This Land8. Rival Sons – Feral Roots7. Durand Jones & the Indications – American Love Call6. Rodney Crowell – Texas

Craig offers up slices of various genres with his musical blender and serves em up as a 3 course meal...FREE of charge too!Music makes everything better ~ CV

Ainslie Wills is a musical explorer. Her songs weave and move in such beguiling ways taking the listener on a sonic journey yet they are always held together firmly by the elegance and captivation of her voice. Her recent single ‘Society’ was voted one of the top 5 songs of the years by her peers in the APRA AMCOS song of the year contest which is quite the honour! We sat down to discuss songwriting sessions, being honest in your music, whether yoga is useless enough to be considered a hobby and a whole bunch more.   All music on the podcast by Joshua Moriarty & All The Colours.   Check out Ainslie’s single ‘Society’ - https://awal.lnk.to/society   ‘Running Second’ live- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iUjKHJm-9gc   ‘Fear Of Missing Out’ Live at ACMI during Melbourne Music Week- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXig4wQVTlc

It’s Episode Seven of AMD, and both Miks and Jack are back in their respective states (geographically), and ready to share some thoughts and the tunes that soundtrack them. This ep is full of emerging changes, ‘passable reviews’, song structure appreciation, and of course birds (this time with added dog). The incredible tunes in this ep: Ainslie Wills - Suzie Shining Bird - Who Are We Nancie Schipper - When You Get Home Eliza & The Delusionals - Just Exist Jade Imagine - Big Old House Seeker Lover Keeper - Let It Out You can stream the tunes on Spotify. Please go and support all of the artist we spoke about! You can also now support the show on Pozible! Couple of different tiers available too. More details here: bit.ly/AMD-pozible Thank you to the incredible and generous Adam Jones for the theme music you hear throughout the poddy. Check us out online! Facebook.com/australianmusicdiaries Instagram.com/australianmusicdiaries twitter.com/amdpod instagram.com/mikseveritt instagram.com/jack_r_reilly Pls rate, review and share the ep! 6 stars or more pls on Apple Podcasts :) You can also hear these episodes before everyone else on Play On Radio! Australian Music Diaries on Play On Radio (playonradio.live) every second Monday from 6PM.

We finally break the seal on Jeff Buckley's iconic 'Grace' as acclaimed Melbourne melodist Ainslie Wills joins me for a nuanced unpacking of whether Buckley was ahead of his time, the foregrounding of tone in music, falling in love with this album before Buckley died, that cover of 'Hallelujah' and its use in The West Wing and Ainslie's experience covering songs like 'Lover You Should've Come Over'. My Favorite Album is a podcast on the impact great music has on our lives. Each episode features a guest on their favorite album of all time - why they love it, their history with the album and how it's influenced them. Jeremy Dylan is a filmmaker, journalist, concert promoter and photographer. He directed the the feature music documentary Jim Lauderdale: The King of Broken Hearts (out now!) and the film Benjamin Sniddlegrass and the Cauldron of Penguins. If you've got any feedback or suggestions, drop us a line at myfavoritealbumpodcast@gmail.com.

It’s episode two of Australian Music Diaries! We sporadically share voice memos about moving (it’s finished I promise - no more going on about it), keeping quiet, high pitched voices (and in hindsight, embarrassing), coffee and tea, and #tourlife. We also meet up irl, where Jack sounds together and Miks does not. The tunes that soundtrack these moments are: Ainslie Wills - Society Sal Viejo - I’m Sorry JEFFE - Undecided Bilby - November Nights Emma Louise - Falling Apart E^st - I Don’t Lack Imagination Full playlist available here: australianmusicdiaries.com/episodes Thank you to the incredible and generous Adam Jones for the theme music you hear throughout the poddy. Check us out online! Facebook - Facebook.com/australianmusicdiaries Instagram - Instagram.com/Australianmusicdiaries Miks on insta - Instagram.com/mikseveritt Jack on insta - Instagram.com/jack_r_reilly Pls rate and review the ep! 10,000 stars or more pls! Episode three’ll be out in a fortnight

How do you make something complex and busy sound effortless and easy? Meet Future Jr, an artist with the answer. Plus, Max's favourite moment in Australian Hip Hop in 2018. These are the 5 tracks you need to add to your playlist this week.

How do you make something complex and busy sound effortless and easy? Meet Future Jr, an artist with the answer. Plus, Max's favourite moment in Australian Hip Hop in 2018. These are the 5 tracks you need to add to your playlist this week.

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Nora Murphy is a member of the former-Pioneer Valley now Boston-area band Bulldog, and a friend whom I first met at the legendary Lady Killigrew Cafe (at the Montague Bookmill) when it was under the management of the legendary Jason Tuttle, whom we briefly discuss, among other notables.Find more about Bulldog, the picture of Nora and Ben and their pal Marc M., and the track by Ainslie Wills of which Nora spoke at http://15minutesjamieberger.comBulldog!http://www.getembulldog.com/Patreonhttps://www.patreon.com/15minutesjamiebergerHelp us make this our JOB!Call the!Fameline!(872) 215-6467THANKS! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

There's a whole heap of great new music coming out of Australia at the moment and at the tip of it is the amazing Ainslie Wills.

This month we bring you a very special guest mix from the super talented Wondercore Island. Wondercore Island is a Melbourne based management, PR, events company and record label responsible for handling the careers of acts like Hiatus Kaiyote, Oscar Key Sung, Ainslie Wills and Jazz Party, as well as running stages and events for Melbourne International Jazz Festival, Strawberry Fields Festival, Red Bull Music Academy, Boiler Room and Melbourne Fashion Week. It also operates as a radio show on Kiss FM on Friday afternoons from 12pm-1pm and is always looking for a good time and new ways to promote and develop emerging artists. Track Listing 1. The Feathered Serpent Of The Aztecs - Les Baxter 2. Brick - Gordon Voidwell 3. Free Press And Curl (live KEXP) - Shabazz Palaces 4. Chet Bghassa - Mdou Moctar 5. Danger - Laneous & The Family Yah 6. 27 - Vulture St Tape Gang 7. Only Time All The Time / Studio Owl - Hiatus Kaiyote 8. Koi Moon's Daughter Pt.II - Jonti 9. The Ribbon - Rodrigo Amarante 10. Moon Dude - Jessica Pratt 11. Woman - Rhye 12. Indecision - Sampha 13. 8th Wonder (feat.M.anifest) - Kindness 14. Dinner - Blood Orange 15. Brush - Oscar Key Sung 16. Sisters - Arca 17. Bristol Paintings - Kirkis 18. Lick The Witch - Tobacco 19. Gunshots By Computer - Saul Williams 20. Daggers - 0.1 For more info on Wondercore Island and to check out more mix tapes visit www.wondercoreisland.com

No. 1 Dads' Tom Scary and Ainslie Wills perform a live version of their original track 'So Soldier' before covering FKA twigs' 'Two Weeks' with the help of Tom Snowdon's show-stopping vocals.