Podcast appearances and mentions of georgia nott

Georgia Gets By, the project of New Zealand's Georgia Nott, announces her new EP, SPLIT LIP, due September 6 on Luminelle Recordings. The announcement comes with a dual single release of two instantly memorable tracks ‘Some Kind of Angel,' which was co-written by Grammy award nominated producer Billboard (Ariana Grande, Dua Lipa, Blackpink) and the EP's title track ‘Split Lip.' “‘Split Lip' and ‘Some Kind of Angel' are depictions of my masculine and feminine counterparts. The songs and their visual worlds express how it feels to engage in intimacy through these two lenses,” Georgia explains. “The soft gentleness of some kind of angel vs. the stoic and at times aggressive nature of split lip. Although these two parts of myself are inseparable it was fun to play with the contrast between them.”

INTERVIEW: Georgia Nott from Georgia Gets By on new 'Split Lip' EP by Zac Hoffman on Radio One 91FM Dunedin

On the Sunday Session with Francesca Rudkin Full Show Podcast for Sunday 1st September 2024: Usually one half of the sibling duo Broods, Georgia Nott, has gone solo. She joins Francesca to talk about her new work as Georgia Gets By. Acting royalty Jennifer Ward-Lealand and Michael Hurst talk about love, Alzheimer's and their upcoming two person play, In Other Words. Significant wins for the police this week, organised crime reporter Jared Savage talks about what it means for the gang scene in New Zealand. Francesca draws inspiration from the Paralympics, Dunedin distillers tell us about turning bread into gin, Erin O'Hara talks cancer prevention and the panel discuss skibidi, rizz. sigma, ohio and what on earth Gen Z are going on about. Get the Sunday Session with Francesca Rudkin Full Show Podcast every Sunday on iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

FIRST WITH YESTERDAY'S NEWS (highlights from the weekend on Newstalk ZB) It's Kamala's to Lose/Don't Let Democracy Get In the Way of Speed/All Blacks About as Bad as Expected/Meanwhile, Back Here In New Zealand, Not In Paris/Going it AloneSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kiwi singer Georgia Nott is best known as half of the electronic indie duo Broods - but she's been expanding her output. Nott has recently been focusing on her own solo projects as Georgia Gets By, starting with her new EP Split Lip. She says it's a different experience to working with her brother as part of Broods - but she's ready for a new challenge. "It's very different, I have to wear a few more hats and be a little bit more self-sufficient - but it's cool, I like it, I like the challenge." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As broadcast October 10, 2023 with plenty of friends in tow.  Tonight we open with David Skimming, the mastermind behind the Lunar Isles project, which has made some of the best guitar-centric surf dreams in indie anywhere over the past few years, not just in Korea.  His latest is a lovely upbeat affair that is the perfect way to get back into the mode after the Busking World Cup and a bevvy of holidays here in Korea.  After that, we had plenty of friends to ride with tonight, as Broken Baby, Scoobert Doobert, and Otis Kane all had fresh cuts to feature in part one, and there was plenty more in store after that with notable joints just out from Masego, Meernaa, veronicavon, Kevin Abstract, and a slew of other worthies, including a great new album from Norwegian cinematic instrumental outfit Orion's Belte called Women, which is absolutely superb and full of surprises.#feelthegravityUTR 10/10/2023Under The RadarTracklist (st:rt)Part 1 (00:00)Lunar Isles – ArrivalScoobert Doobert – All I NeedWild Nothing – Dial ToneBroken Baby – Ugly Polo & Pan – ChamallowKraak & Smaak feat Otis Kane – Ready for YaIzyBeats w/ Masego & Toian – Tipsy  Part 2 (33:04)Meernaa – Love Is GoodRobohands – DrivenHoly Hive & The Shacks – Middle of the NightMndsgn – MakeUsuper natural lime – The Boat Pelicat – Safe & Soundveronicavon - Dreamgirl Part 3 (61:13)Katie Ferrara – Loud and ProudHoneywhip – PolaroidKevin Abstract – Blanket bed bug guru – Tightrope Born Days – DreamsA Beacon School – Mantra  Part 4 (91:16)Busty & The Bass feat Son Little – Give Me A SmileHala – Run to YouPrateek Kuhad – MulaqatLake Street Dive feat Madison Cunningham – Neighbor SongGeorgia Gets By – Fish Bird Baby BoyOrions Belte feat Oyvind Torvund – I Will Always Miss YouOrions Belte feat Louien – When You're Gone I'll Be Gone

More often than not, in pain there lies a great beauty, and Kiwi indie pop dynamos Broods are no strangers to turning darkness into shimmering sonic gold. Emerging officially in 2013 under the moniker Broods, the compelling dynamic between brother-sister duo Georgia Nott and Caleb Nott is unsurprising, stemming back to the pair performing together as kids, while also being immersed in an extremely musical family in their formative years. And while the pair are already sitting pretty with over one billion streams of their material, 2022 is already gearing up to be another astronomical milestone, with the extremely anticipated release of their fourth studio album Space Island officially releasing today. Conjuring an immersive, ethereal and highly conceptual world on their brand new album, much of the inspiration behind Space Island stemmed from some significant personal lows and self-reflection, with Broods also embracing their most progressive songwriting to date as they traverse love, loss and heartache. And while the end result for Space Island perfectly lives up to its fantastical namesake, it also signals at the enduring connection both Georgia and Caleb possess, not just with each other, but with their fans who continue to remind them why they continue to chase this dream - and to talk all things Space Island and beyond, Georgia and Caleb join host Tiana Speter today to chat favourite instruments, songwriting, Aussie fan moments and beyond!IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS:How Georgia and Caleb really feel to be on the brink of release for their fourth studio album Space Island, and how this release compares to when they previously unveiled Don't Feed The Pop Monster back in 2019.When the seed for Space Island was planted, and the journey behind the name and overall concept for the album.Weaving personal experiences into Space Island, finding the "hint" that they were on the right track in the songwriting process and music as a universal meeting point.Caleb discusses spending most of his money on gear, and how the fortuitous purchase of an organ added new layers to the eventual end product of Space Island.Caleb and Georgia share some behind the scenes tales about the filming of their incredible music video for single Piece Of My Mind, and how the experience linked to grief and concepts behind Space Island.Some key songs on Space Island that Caleb and Georgia love on the album, as well how they built the album, why it's designed to be listened to in full from start to finish and how the curation links to their live showsHow the time forced by the pandemic away from the stage and seeing some other inspiring live shows recently has contributed to a shift in their own live show plans.The power of live music and the connectivity that a live performance extends to artists and fans alike.Why Australian fans are some of the best Broods fans in the world for Georgia and Caleb, as well as why the Aussie music industry excites them.A standout fan moment for Georgia that still keeps her going when things get tough (hint: it was in Brisbane!), and what Caleb and Georgia love most about this Broods journey after all this time. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Host Jack Colquhoun chats with brother sister duo Georgia and Caleb Nott, aka New Zealand indie-pop outfit Broods. Calling from their home in LA, they chat all things music - from the importance of surrounding yourself with other creatives to Georgia's all-female sonic endeavour 'The Venus Project'. Settle in for an insightful conversation with a fresh perspective on living abroad and breaking down barriers in the music industry.

This week's RNZ Mixtape selectors Broods share their favourite songs. Brother and sister Caleb and Georgia Nott talk about their musical family and unreal Los Angeles life with Yadana Saw.

New Zealand’s Georgia Nott and Caleb Nott, better known as Broods, sit down with Danielle Doporto for Women In Pop and chat about what they have been up to in their two years away from the band. They discuss new release ‘Peach’, growing up in a gender-fluid household, gender equality and Georgia’s solo passion project ‘The Venus Project’

Broods singer Georgia Nott joins Soul Sisters to tell us about The Venus Project, her female-collaborative effort whose new album is a culmination of Nott's experiences as a woman in the industry and world at large. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this week's Pocket Edition, Kirsten Johnstone hosts Broods' Georgia Nott for a live session of her new material; Tony Stamp catches up with Pitch Black who are on their 21st anniversary tour and Trevor Reekie speaks to the inimitable Laurie Anderson.

Broods frontwoman Georgia Nott released her new album on International Women's Day. For The Venus Project, she has collaborated with an all women crew, from players to publicists.

Georgia Nott (The Venus Project) Interview by Waveney Russ and Rafael Clarke on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Georgia Nott (The Venus Project) Interview by Waveney Russ and Rafael Clarke on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

In this week's Pocket Edition we talk to Georgia Nott from Broods about her new project, Laneway act Sylvan Esso, and champion whistler Molly Lewis.

Georgia Nott talks with Yadana Saw about her new release under her new alter ego, Venus Project

Mike welcomes his fiancée Danika and Max's girlfriend Lauren to the show. Mike, Max, Danika and Lauren discuss diet and exercise habits, the potential of a "Champagne Boys" clubhouse, Gigi Hadid and how Mike fell for Danika. Georgia Nott and brother Caleb of Broods ("Mother & Father," "Bridges") tell Mike about their musical upbringing, family, how they started writing together, New Zealand's music scene, Lorde, writing "Free," having a platform and how they view success. For dessert, Shane describes his video shoot with Arkells for "Drake's Dad" in Tennessee with co-director Mark Myers.

Caleb and Georgia Nott, the brother-sister duo behind BROODS talk to Richie about their single "Bridges", creepy fans, and how chickens figure in to the band name.

Caleb and Georgia Nott, the brother-sister duo behind BROODS talk to Richie about their single "Bridges", creepy fans, and how chickens figure in to the band name.