Podcasts about ausmusic month

Leon and Adrian love Australian music. However, Australian Music has a big problem. You may not be aware of it but it will shock you! The boys call out the issue and set about identifying the root causes and offering up some solutions. Of course November is AusMusic Month. At th heart of this episode is a love for Australian Music and the desire to see the next wave of great Australian bands rise up and dominate the globe. Fb: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/supersonicchat⁠ Electronic mailing system: ⁠supersonicchat@gmail.com⁠ The Twits: ⁠https://twitter.com/chat_sonic⁠ Insta: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/supersonicchat⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/supersonicchat/message

Leon and Adrian love Australian music. Australia loves Australian music. So much so that November is AusMusic Month. This is not something made up for Super Sonic Chat, it's an actual thing. This episode celebrates all things Australian Music. Fb: https://www.facebook.com/supersonicchat Electronic mailing system: supersonicchat@gmail.com The Twits: https://twitter.com/chat_sonic Insta: https://www.instagram.com/supersonicchat --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/supersonicchat/message

Just a heads up, some of the audio may be off on this episode, we'll be back to normal next week. It's the start of December so we're returning to our usual What We're Vibing format. A huge shoutout goes to all the great artists who released music during AusMusic Month. We've got albums from LEISURE and Silk Sonic that deliver that smooth soul itch we've been craving. Plus we chat about the new Bond flick and Knives Out that feature the iconic Daniel Craig.  What We're Vibing Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2PQ3ZPzHyPDawYsyqmQTP8?si=b6072fd4a0a74027 Linktree: https://linktr.ee/trendsandtings Socials: Trends & Tings Podcast Group ~ https://www.facebook.com/groups/605282423374555/ ~ Trends & Tings Instagram ~ https://www.instagram.com/trendsandtings/ ~ Trends & Tings Twitter ~ https://twitter.com/trendsandtings ~ Patreon ~  https://www.patreon.com/trendsandtings ~ Trends & Tings is hosted by Sydney lads, Gordon D'Mello (@gdm_ello) and Scott Singh (@scottysingstar). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Here we are, at the end of AusMusic Month but before we jumped into the recommendations for this episode, we spoke about NZ becoming the first country in the world to legalise drug testing services. And on a podcast first, we have the same tunes to recommend so check out our reasons why these tracks are great closers for our coverage of AusMusic Month.  What We're Vibing Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2PQ3ZPzHyPDawYsyqmQTP8?si=b6072fd4a0a74027 Linktree: https://linktr.ee/trendsandtings Socials: Trends & Tings Podcast Group ~ https://www.facebook.com/groups/605282423374555/ ~ Trends & Tings Instagram ~ https://www.instagram.com/trendsandtings/ ~ Trends & Tings Twitter ~ https://twitter.com/trendsandtings ~ Patreon ~  https://www.patreon.com/trendsandtings ~ Trends & Tings is hosted by Sydney lads, Gordon D'Mello (@gdm_ello) and Scott Singh (@scottysingstar). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For another Ausmusic Month, Richard gets the triple j team back together to go through the best Australian releases for November. Time to look back over November to see what the standout releases were for the month. Richard gets the triple j team to the Roundtable to discuss the likes of The Lazy Eyes, Kye, Northlane, Bec Sykes and more.

In a totally unplanned move, we both managed to see the Australian version of Hamilton, and boy are we hooked on musicals now. Plus we're nearing the end of AusMusic Month and so we've got some great tunes from the likes of Dom Dolla, Jordan Dennis, Tkay Maidza and Electric Fields for you to check out.  What We're Vibing Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2PQ3ZPzHyPDawYsyqmQTP8?si=b6072fd4a0a74027 Linktree: https://linktr.ee/trendsandtings Socials: Trends & Tings Podcast Group ~ https://www.facebook.com/groups/605282423374555/ ~ Trends & Tings Instagram ~ https://www.instagram.com/trendsandtings/ ~ Trends & Tings Twitter ~ https://twitter.com/trendsandtings ~ Patreon ~  https://www.patreon.com/trendsandtings ~ Trends & Tings is hosted by Sydney lads, Gordon D'Mello (@gdm_ello) and Scott Singh (@scottysingstar). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's Ausmusic Month and to celebrate Stop Everything! brings you interviews with some of the best musical talents our country has to offer.Firstly: BARKAA. Earlier this year, the Malyangapa and Barkindji rapper took the stage at the Sydney Opera House with her daughter to perform a moving rendition of ‘I know I can.' She chats with Ben about her debut record - Blak Matriarchy - which is a testament to powerful Blak women, past, present and future. Then we revisit two of our favourite interviews from the Stop Everything! archives. Singer songwriter Ngaiire goes deep on her third album (3), exploring her Papua New Guinean roots and the challenges she's faced in the music industry.Twenty years on from their critically acclaimed debut album, Since I Left You, The Avalanches's Tony di Blasi talks about the duo's approach to sampling music, creative process during the pandemic and latest album.Show notes:BARKAA's website: https://www.barkaa.com.au/BARKAA performs at the Sydney Opera House with her daughter: https://stream.sydneyoperahouse.com/videos/barkaa-live-at-barrabuwari-a-sunset-gathering-of-musicNgaiire's website: https://www.ngaiire.com/The Avalanches website: https://www.theavalanches.com/

It's Ausmusic Month and to celebrate Stop Everything! brings you interviews with some of the best musical talents our country has to offer. Firstly: BARKAA. Earlier this year, the Malyangapa and Barkindji rapper took the stage at the Sydney Opera House with her daughter to perform a moving rendition of ‘I know I can.' She chats with Ben about her debut record - Blak Matriarchy - which is a testament to powerful Blak women, past, present and future. Then we revisit two of our favourite interviews from the Stop Everything! archives. Singer songwriter Ngaiire goes deep on her third album (3), exploring her Papua New Guinean roots and the challenges she's faced in the music industry. Twenty years on from their critically acclaimed debut album, Since I Left You, The Avalanches's Tony di Blasi talks about the duo's approach to sampling music, creative process during the pandemic and latest album. Show notes: BARKAA's website: https://www.barkaa.com.au/ BARKAA performs at the Sydney Opera House with her daughter: https://stream.sydneyoperahouse.com/videos/barkaa-live-at-barrabuwari-a-sunset-gathering-of-music Ngaiire's website: https://www.ngaiire.com/ The Avalanches website: https://www.theavalanches.com/

It's Ausmusic Month and to celebrate Stop Everything! brings you interviews with some of the best musical talents our country has to offer. Firstly: BARKAA. Earlier this year, the Malyangapa and Barkindji rapper took the stage at the Sydney Opera House with her daughter to perform a moving rendition of ‘I know I can.' She chats with Ben about her debut record - Blak Matriarchy - which is a testament to powerful Blak women, past, present and future. Then we revisit two of our favourite interviews from the Stop Everything! archives. Singer songwriter Ngaiire goes deep on her third album (3), exploring her Papua New Guinean roots and the challenges she's faced in the music industry. Twenty years on from their critically acclaimed debut album, Since I Left You, The Avalanches's Tony di Blasi talks about the duo's approach to sampling music, creative process during the pandemic and latest album. Show notes: BARKAA's website: https://www.barkaa.com.au/ BARKAA performs at the Sydney Opera House with her daughter: https://stream.sydneyoperahouse.com/videos/barkaa-live-at-barrabuwari-a-sunset-gathering-of-music Ngaiire's website: https://www.ngaiire.com/ The Avalanches website: https://www.theavalanches.com/

It's Ausmusic Month and to celebrate Stop Everything! brings you interviews with some of the best musical talents our country has to offer. Firstly: BARKAA. Earlier this year, the Malyangapa and Barkindji rapper took the stage at the Sydney Opera House with her daughter to perform a moving rendition of ‘I know I can.' She chats with Ben about her debut record - Blak Matriarchy - which is a testament to powerful Blak women, past, present and future. Then we revisit two of our favourite interviews from the Stop Everything! archives. Singer songwriter Ngaiire goes deep on her third album (3), exploring her Papua New Guinean roots and the challenges she's faced in the music industry. Twenty years on from their critically acclaimed debut album, Since I Left You, The Avalanches's Tony di Blasi talks about the duo's approach to sampling music, creative process during the pandemic and latest album. Show notes: BARKAA's website: https://www.barkaa.com.au/ BARKAA performs at the Sydney Opera House with her daughter: https://stream.sydneyoperahouse.com/videos/barkaa-live-at-barrabuwari-a-sunset-gathering-of-music Ngaiire's website: https://www.ngaiire.com/ The Avalanches website: https://www.theavalanches.com/

Welcome to week two of our dedicated episodes to AusMusic Month. On this week's ep, we've got great tunes from Flight Facilities, Parcels, Maddy Jane and more. What We're Vibing Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2PQ3ZPzHyPDawYsyqmQTP8?si=b6072fd4a0a74027 Linktree: https://linktr.ee/trendsandtings Socials: Trends & Tings Podcast Group ~ https://www.facebook.com/groups/605282423374555/ ~ Trends & Tings Instagram ~ https://www.instagram.com/trendsandtings/ ~ Trends & Tings Twitter ~ https://twitter.com/trendsandtings ~ Patreon ~  https://www.patreon.com/trendsandtings ~ Trends & Tings is hosted by Sydney lads, Gordon D'Mello (@gdm_ello) and Scott Singh (@scottysingstar). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Will international students return, what's the state of our live music scene, and what's behind author Susan Orlean's fascination with animal-human relationships?  

As soon as I heard Amyl and the Sniffers, I was hooked. The name for one: genius. And this band out of Melbourne, with a phenomenal frontwoman and wild live show, held a lot of promise. They delivered on their debut, and kept that fire alive on the follow up too. Amy Taylor is the lead singer of Amyl and the Sniffers, and every time I've spoken to her I've been left feeling giddy afterwards. As we kick off Ausmusic Month for another year, who better to ask to Take 5? From Slim Dusty to Barkaa to AC/DC and beyond, this is Amy Taylor's Australia. AC/DC – If You Want Blood (You've Got It) Maureen Elkner  - Rak off, Normie! Barkaa & Mackridge - 22Clan   Slim Dusty - Looking Forward Looking Back Yothu Yindi - Treaty (Radio Mix)

As soon as I heard Amyl and the Sniffers, I was hooked. The name for one: genius. And this band out of Melbourne, with a phenomenal frontwoman and wild live show, held a lot of promise. They delivered on their debut, and kept that fire alive on the follow up too. Amy Taylor is the lead singer of Amyl and the Sniffers, and every time I've spoken to her I've been left feeling giddy afterwards. As we kick off Ausmusic Month for another year, who better to ask to Take 5? From Slim Dusty to Barkaa to AC/DC and beyond, this is Amy Taylor's Australia. AC/DC – If You Want Blood (You've Got It) Maureen Elkner  - Rak off, Normie! Barkaa & Mackridge - 22Clan   Slim Dusty - Looking Forward Looking Back Yothu Yindi - Treaty (Radio Mix)

It's the start of AusMusic Month and we've got you sorted with hot tunes coming from new and established Aussie artists. Listen in for the breakdown on tracks from Pricie, The Buoys, Cosmo's Midnight and more!   What We're Vibing Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2PQ3ZPzHyPDawYsyqmQTP8?si=b6072fd4a0a74027 Linktree: https://linktr.ee/trendsandtings Socials: Trends & Tings Podcast Group ~ https://www.facebook.com/groups/605282423374555/ ~ Trends & Tings Instagram ~ https://www.instagram.com/trendsandtings/ ~ Trends & Tings Twitter ~ https://twitter.com/trendsandtings ~ Patreon ~  https://www.patreon.com/trendsandtings ~ Trends & Tings is hosted by Sydney lads, Gordon D'Mello (@gdm_ello) and Scott Singh (@scottysingstar). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

2010 was a big year for bangers. The Australian dance music scene in particular, was thriving. Stalwarts like The Presets and Cut Copy were kicking it, and a new breed of beat makers were coming up, soundtracking hedonistic summer days and big festival party nights. This was the year Bag Raiders released their debut album, and on it's 10th anniversary I invited the duo to Take 5 and go back. Jack and Chris joined me for the final Take 5 for Ausmusic Month, and so I thought it'd be fun to stay local, and celebrate the incredible talent in our own backyard. From supermarket crossover hits, to deep club bangers, this is a glorious celebration of one very bright year in Australian music. Yolanda Be Cool & DCUP - 'We No Speak Americano' Flight Facilities — 'Crave You' Tame Impala — 'Why Won't You Make Up Your Mind (Erol Alkan rework)' Light Year — '5 Girls' Temper Trap — 'Sweet Disposition'  

2010 was a big year for bangers. The Australian dance music scene in particular, was thriving. Stalwarts like The Presets and Cut Copy were kicking it, and a new breed of beat makers were coming up, soundtracking hedonistic summer days and big festival party nights. This was the year Bag Raiders released their debut album, and on it’s 10th anniversary I invited the duo to Take 5 and go back. Jack and Chris joined me for the final Take 5 for Ausmusic Month, and so I thought it’d be fun to stay local, and celebrate the incredible talent in our own backyard. From supermarket crossover hits, to deep club bangers, this is a glorious celebration of one very bright year in Australian music. Yolanda Be Cool & DCUP - 'We No Speak Americano' Flight Facilities — 'Crave You' Tame Impala — 'Why Won't You Make Up Your Mind (Erol Alkan rework)' Light Year — '5 Girls' Temper Trap — 'Sweet Disposition'  

2010 was a big year for bangers. The Australian dance music scene in particular, was thriving. Stalwarts like The Presets and Cut Copy were kicking it, and a new breed of beat makers were coming up, soundtracking hedonistic summer days and big festival party nights. This was the year Bag Raiders released their debut album, and on it’s 10th anniversary I invited the duo to Take 5 and go back. Jack and Chris joined me for the final Take 5 for Ausmusic Month, and so I thought it’d be fun to stay local, and celebrate the incredible talent in our own backyard. From supermarket crossover hits, to deep club bangers, this is a glorious celebration of one very bright year in Australian music. Yolanda Be Cool & DCUP - 'We No Speak Americano' Flight Facilities — 'Crave You' Tame Impala — 'Why Won't You Make Up Your Mind (Erol Alkan rework)' Light Year — '5 Girls' Temper Trap — 'Sweet Disposition'  

For Ausmusic Month: two very different pianists and musical minds.

Interviews from the archive with two veteran Australian songwriters: Kev Carmody and Brian Cadd.

November is Ausmusic Month and we’re taking this opportunity to bring you The Makers. Each week we'll be chatting with an Australian working behind the scenes with some of the biggest names in music. Today we find out the inspirations behind one of Australia's most prolific producer/rapper/composer, Trials!

November is Ausmusic Month and we’re taking this opportunity to bring you The Makers. Each week we'll be chatting with an Australian working behind the scenes with some of the biggest names in music. Today we find out the inspirations behind one of Australia's most prolific producer/rapper/composer, Trials!

It’s AusMusic Month, so we’ve selected 5 Australian trans and gender diverse artists to feature in this special music-focused podcast. We’d like you to meet: Imbi the girl Two Steps on the Water Rachel Maria […] http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_transpov/p/joy.org.au/transpov/wp-content/uploads/sites/378/2019/11/191114-TPOV-Aus-Music-Month.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 21:23 — 19.6MB) Subscribe or Follow Us: Apple Podcasts | Android | Spotify | RSS The post The AusMusic Month one featuring TGD artists appeared first on Trans P.O.V. (Transgender Point of View).

King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard are as prolific with their albums as there are letters in their band name, or shows on their tour run. The seven piece released five albums in 2017, and for much of 2018 they toured through Australia and the world. To cap off Ausmusic Month, I thought we could have some fun. And some pun. King Gizzard and the Lizard of Oz; five songs that make them click their heels and think “there's no place like home”. Eric and Ambrose repped the band, and chose some incredible songs. Weaving through stories of airport lounges, surprise shows in far away places, and a deep love and diplomacy for Australian sounds. This is a wild ride from a wonderful band. Eddy Current Suppression Ring - 'Insufficient Funds' Divinyls - 'I Touch Myself' Archie Roach - 'Took The Children Away' The Masters Apprentices - 'War Or Hands Of Time' Spectrum - 'I'll Be Gone

King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard are as prolific with their albums as there are letters in their band name, or shows on their tour run. The seven piece released five albums in 2017, and for much of 2018 they toured through Australia and the world. To cap off Ausmusic Month, I thought we could have some fun. And some pun. King Gizzard and the Lizard of Oz; five songs that make them click their heels and think “there’s no place like home”. Eric and Ambrose repped the band, and chose some incredible songs. Weaving through stories of airport lounges, surprise shows in far away places, and a deep love and diplomacy for Australian sounds. This is a wild ride from a wonderful band. Eddy Current Suppression Ring - 'Insufficient Funds' Divinyls - 'I Touch Myself' Archie Roach - 'Took The Children Away' The Masters Apprentices - 'War Or Hands Of Time' Spectrum - 'I'll Be Gone

King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard are as prolific with their albums as there are letters in their band name, or shows on their tour run. The seven piece released five albums in 2017, and for much of 2018 they toured through Australia and the world. To cap off Ausmusic Month, I thought we could have some fun. And some pun. King Gizzard and the Lizard of Oz; five songs that make them click their heels and think “there’s no place like home”. Eric and Ambrose repped the band, and chose some incredible songs. Weaving through stories of airport lounges, surprise shows in far away places, and a deep love and diplomacy for Australian sounds. This is a wild ride from a wonderful band. Eddy Current Suppression Ring - 'Insufficient Funds' Divinyls - 'I Touch Myself' Archie Roach - 'Took The Children Away' The Masters Apprentices - 'War Or Hands Of Time' Spectrum - 'I'll Be Gone

The Australian Voices are a choir that exclusively commission and perform the work of Australian composers. Rhi spoke to Gordon Hamilton, the group's Artistic Director, Composer, and Conductor.

The Australian Voices are a choir that exclusively commission and perform the work of Australian composers. Rhi spoke to Gordon Hamilton, the group's Artistic Director, Composer, and Conductor.

Tired Lion help us celebrate Ausmusic Month with a live performance of 'Dumb Days' before covering The Smith Street Band's anthem 'Death To The Lads'.

Tired Lion help us celebrate Ausmusic Month with a live performance of 'Dumb Days' before covering The Smith Street Band's anthem 'Death To The Lads'.

We kick off Ausmusic Month with Sydney songwriter E^ST, sharing some of her favourite artists from all corners of Australia and revealing more about her early start in songwriting. From Perth to Adelaide, Sydney to Brisbane and Melbourne town, the one constant is the incredible talent from some of our youngest musicians. Mallrat - "Tokyo Drift" Arno Faraji - "130 Ego Jump" Lonelyspeck - "All My Skin On The Air" Plini - "Moonflower" CERES - "Choke"

We kick off Ausmusic Month with Sydney songwriter E^ST, sharing some of her favourite artists from all corners of Australia and revealing more about her early start in songwriting. From Perth to Adelaide, Sydney to Brisbane and Melbourne town, the one constant is the incredible talent from some of our youngest musicians. Mallrat - "Tokyo Drift" Arno Faraji - "130 Ego Jump" Lonelyspeck - "All My Skin On The Air" Plini - "Moonflower" CERES - "Choke"

Ayla performs a gorgeous acoustic version of her track 'Waiting' before calling her friends to help close out Ausmusic Month with a cover of Hunters and Collectors 'Throw Your Arms Around Me'.

Ayla performs a gorgeous acoustic version of her track 'Waiting' before calling her friends to help close out Ausmusic Month with a cover of Hunters and Collectors 'Throw Your Arms Around Me'.

Kim Churchill gives us a live rendition of his hit 'Window To The Sky'before calling in the brass to help him rock a special Ausmusic Month cover, Sticky Finger's 'Just For You'.