Podcast appearances and mentions of Jack River

Continuing with Australian sweetheart Dan Pritchard. Music at the end from Jack River with Palo Alto.

Billabong & Sun Bum Presents... CRUNCH TIME: The Firing Lyne with Jack River, Frackman, Punter Konrad, Jeremy Miller, Benny Godwin and HUUUUUUGHSEY!!!! The Crunch Time Feral Election Special heads to Forster in the electorate of Lyne to talk politics and debauchery with a hmaaaaaad panel of core lord all sorts! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I thought I was going to chat with Donna about her art therapy work with kids. But from the moment we jumped on the phone, I realised there was a lot more to this story.It has a lot to do with her kids. Her son is literally a rocket scientist, one daughter is the mutli-ARIA-nominated musician Jack River, and the other daughter, Shannon, is the reason Donna now runs one of the most impactful art programs I've ever heard of. We barely scratch the surface here, but the insight, strength, and soul she brings is something I'll never forget.This one is a crazy-beautiful mix of space, music, grief, healing, and hope. Thank you Donna ❤️Thanks as always to our Patreon legends for keeping this van rolling down the road.All the links:

Holly Rankin is the latest guest on the Women Mind the Water Artivist podcast series on WomenMind theWater.com. Holly is an Australian singer/songwriter/festival promoter, and an activist in the areas of environmental and social justice. Also known as Jack River, her music often deals with difficult topics, like personal tragedy, climate change, and social justice. Holly believes transforming such messages into music has the power to inspire action.

A cap limiting how much performers are paid for radio plays is under the spotlight this week. Independent Senator David Pocock is calling for reform on how radio royalties work, with the backing of Aussie pop icon Jack River. In today's deep dive, we speak to the artist about overturning the royalties cap, why it exists in the first place, and how she's shaking up the Australian radio industry. CreditsGuest: Jack RiverHosts: Zara Seidler and Sam KoslowskiProducer: Ninah Kopel Subscribe to The Daily Aus newsletterPre-order our new book No Silly Questions See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to a new episode of RISE with Hanna Olivas. Today, our special guest is: Holly Isabella Rankin, who performs as Jack River, is an Australian singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer. Her previous album, Sugar Mountain launched her onto playlists and festival bills with enviable velocity. Beat Magazine called it “one of the greatest Australian albums of the past decade” with the single ‘Fool's Gold' reaching the heights of ARIA Platinum status. Endless Summer, the sophomore album is out now, ten perfect pop songs that shimmer like melting highways and drip like strawberry ice-cream. This record is an oasis, something to retreat to amid the apocalyptic horrors of the war and climate disaster in the modern world. That's the paradox of Endless Summer; The oasis is a mirage, only as real as you desire. https://fenixtv.app/ https://www.sherisesstudios.com/ Join us in Miami this September for our Women's Empowerment Summit!

During the Cambridge Hotel Farewell Festival Bonnie sat down with trailblazing Aussie artist, Jack River. ABOUT THE GOOD STUFF Join Bonnie for all The Good Stuff happening around Newcastle and the Hunter. Good people, awesome music and great events happening in Newcastle and the Hunter every weekday from 4 pm. The Good Stuff! https://newcastlelive.com.au/the-good-stuff/ ABOUT NEWCASTLE LIVE From what's on, to what matters. Newcastle Live is the Hunter's source of entertainment and lifestyle news and information. We're devoted to all the great things happening in the region. We'll keep you up to date with what's on in Newcastle, the Hunter and Lake Macquarie. https://newcastlelive.com.au/

El cedé va a volver. Al menos eso es lo que afirma Sidonie en su nuevo single, una de las novedades que protagonizan esta semana nuestro tiempo de radio. Además completamos la actualidad del pop patrio con Triángulo de Amor Bizarro, Mujeres, Soy la Playa, Kuve, Cristalino, Dekot, Teleclub, Superlaser, The Seasongs, Bum Motion Club, Turgot, Melenas y Alexanderplatz. Además te presentamos a La Niña Paracaidas, una de las bandas ganadoras del concurso Rising Stars Contest y que le abre las puertas a actuar en el FIB de Benicàssim. Escuchamos una sorprendente versión del Common People de Pulp a cargo de Jordana B. Y no es la única versión que suena porque también descubrimos a Holly Rober Baby con un clásico de Edwyn Collins y Jeff Boldt versioneando a Arcade Fire. En nuestro repaso a la actualidad internacional suenan Bethany Cosentino, Love Rat, Ned Moss, Jack River, Banners, Manfrop, Radwulf, Alessiah, Chela, Soul y James Leeds. Y recopilamos algunas colaboraciones recientes entre diferentes artistas como Beck & Phoenix, Soyla feat. Hotel Flamingo, Celia Becks y Vaho, Rick Treffers con Barbara Blasco y Yeah Yeah Yeahs feat. Perfume Genius.

Miley Cyrus protagoniza la portada de nuestra revista sonora. Con su nuevo disco "Endless summer vacation" abrimos el programa para dar paso a un amplio repaso a la actualidad musical foránea en la que también destacamos los nuevos trabajos de Taylor Swift, Miles Kane, James, Ben Folds y The Coral. Además escuchamos otros discos y adelantos con las firmas de Sparks, Banners, Richard Schroder, True Gospel Bookstore, Virens, Grace Kelley, Shadowbanned, Dog Days, Forrest Hill, Cedrik Rowland, American Bully, Kid Travis, Maithili Raelle, Polar Mind, Lounaa, Matt DeAngelis, Jack River y Dua Lipa. En nuestro repaso al pop patrio escuchamos lo nuevo de Los Pilotos, Adios Amores, Martiz, Bous, Teleclub, Aiko el Grupo, Grupo de Expertos Solynieve y Viva Suecia. Y completamos el programa con nuestra versión de la semana: Carolina Durante llevándose a su terreno un clásico de Amaral.

Ahead of her second album 'Endless Summer' dropping next month, Bridget catches up with the utterly inspiring force that is Holly Rankin aka Jack River to chat about the recording process and Holly's latest project, baby Maggie! This is suchhh an insightful look into Holly's pregnancy and how motherhood has impacted her creativity but an honest observation on how the music industry treats women who not only age, but who also decide to have children. Strap in, cos we have some THOUGHTS. Jack River's new album ‘Endless Summer' drops June 16. You can pre-order it here! Figuring Out 30 is now on Instagram! Be part of the convo here.:)Join music presenter and author Bridget Hustwaite as she explores the chaos, confusion and clarity that comes with turning 30. Produced and presented by Bridget HustwaitePhotography and artwork by Tim LambertDrop a line, anytime: figuringout30@gmail.comIf you like what you hear, please like/subscribe/share the love! Xx Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Llevábamos tiempo hablándote del nuevo disco de Frank Gálvez y esta semana protagoniza la portada de nuesta revista sonora coincidiendo que acaba de llegar a las tiendas. Hacemos girar este vinilo de color marrón para abrir el programa y adentrarnos en 2 horas de actualidad musical. En la primera parte las novedades nacionales son las protagonistas. Suenan Surfin' Bichos, Apartamentos Acapulco, Carolina Otero & the Someone Elses, Erin Hyvin, Lord Malvo, Julia Amor, Modesty Blaise, Amalia, Chloral, Eliot, Cala Vento, Joven Dolores, D'Baldomeros, Monstruopicales, Cabiria, Julieta, Nenas, Los Pilotos, Trapo y Maria de Juan. En el apartado internacional escuchamos lo nuevo de Kaiser Chiefs, Bailen, Georgia, 7KY, Kuroi Payne, Marlody, Sophia Patsalides, Semh, Mary on the Milkyway, Sadie Fine y Jack River. Volvemos a la década de los 60 escuchando una versión de The Beatles que acaban de estrenar Gatomidi y en nuestra sección más bailable recordamos el "Girls just wanna have fun" de Cindy Lauper remezclado por Pib DJ.

We had the pleasure of interviewing Matt Corby over Zoom video!Matt Corby recently released his new album Everything's Fine, via Communion. His first album in five years, Everything's Fine vividly captures the personal and creative growth of Matt Corby who, like many, was tipped belly side up recently. Beyond the global touring pause, on the day he was meant to start recording his new album, Corby and his family were instead rescued by a neighbor. Their home had been engulfed by the flood waters that raged through Queensland and New South Wales, Australia, in early 2022. After nervously watching his heavily pregnant partner and young son be whisked away in a small inflatable dinghy, he got to work ferrying provisions to stranded locals and digging rotting mud out from beneath his home. With their home inundated by floodwaters, the whole family moved into Corby's Rainbow Valley Studios during the album's recording process. Juggling familial responsibilities with his creative pursuits was a one-of-a-kind pressure cooker circumstance that galvanized his artistic evolution.Firmly fixed on seeing the best of things, Matt reveals “I'm at a really beautiful point in my life. I'm accepting all this stuff: the good and the bad, but particularly the bad. Which is kind of great. It's a good thing to come to that point. Life isn't always magical, but the moments that are, well you really value them. I think this record is about that, about managing your actual reality. Sometimes I have those moments when you realize: well I'm still breathing, you still have the gift of life, so everything is fine I guess?”About Matt Corby:Recorded at his Rainbow Valley Studios with Chris Collins (Gang of Youths, Middle Kids, Skegss), Matt Corby's third studio album Everything's Fine picks up where his 2020 stand-alone singles, “If I Never Say A Word” and “Vitamin” left off after his J Award-winning 2018 LP Rainbow Valley. In the time since, Matt announced the launch of his own independent record label, in between loaning his production expertise to work by Genesis Owusu, Jack River, Great Gable, Bud Rokesky and most recently, his award-winning collaboration with Budjerah.We want to hear from you! Please email Hello@BringinitBackwards.com. www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #MattCorby #EverythingsFine #NewMusic #ZoomListen & Subscribe to BiBhttps://www.bringinitbackwards.com/follow/ Follow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! https://www.facebook.com/groups/bringinbackpod

Actualidad: Nothing But Thieves, Enter Shikari, Miguel Ríos, Temples, Besmaya, Daniel Sabater, Yarea, Chill Chicos, toorai, Cuco, Mitch Santiago, Eddie Benjamin, Hatchie, Jack River, Anna of the North, Rene, Em Beihold, Dylan, boygenius, Hemlocke Springs, SYML, Vittara, MTINES, Alérgicas al Polen, Adam Barrett, Rufus Wainwright, Sam Fischer, Tom Odell, etc... ¡Suscríbete a nuestro canal en Telegram! https://t.co/d64vSXTYT9 ¡Síguenos en Twitter! https://twitter.com/HNMagES ¡Síguenos en Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/hnmages/ ¡Síguenos en Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/HospitalNeptunoR/

Kelsey & Ashley are BACK with Bops & Bangers, and this season, we're better than ever! We catch up with our summer roundup -- our favorite songs & albums from a busy music season. From Odesza's summer night electronic LP to the sultry atmospheric folk of Montell Fish -- we are so excited to share with ya'll! We also have a new segment about pop culture chit chat where we discuss the Woodstock '99 documentary, Beyonce's dance album & more! PODCAST SINGLE FEATURE: "The Stories" - Piper Grant ARTISTS WE MENTION: Rat Tally, NoSo, The Faim, Luck, Jack River + more Follow along with our Spotify playlist: https://tinyurl.com/y2nuuvww You can watch the video version on our YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/487kk86c Be sure to leave us a comment, let us know if there's a specific album/ep/artist you'd love for us to talk about, and be sure to like this video & subscribe to the page! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/grrrlmusic/support

We're back! After a month off we're here to present to you our favourite new music from July, as well as some chat about some equally hot new albums. This month we're featuring Jessie Ware, HYYTS, 49th & Main, Jack River, FLO, SG Lewis, Rose Gray and many more. Let us know what you think of them and your favourite new songs @trackbytrackuk

Jack River is an absolute trailblazer for young Australians and is doing her part to change the narrative of our national story. We catch up following her latest release 'Real Life' to chat about all things Jack River.

This week, in the first pod for 2022, Gerard catched up with some wonderful private landholders who have spent 40 years rebuilding a functioning wetland on their property and a local government officer who tells us all about a new wetland that has recently been built to protect the Gippsland Lakes. To round things off, Dr Adrian Clements from the WGCMA chats about wetlands, their role, importance and future as we celebrate World Wetlands Day on Feb 2 Topics discussed: Jack River wetland restoration East Bairnsdale wetland construction The role of wetlands and just why are they so important Links mentioned in this episode: If you want more wetlands goodness check out our very first Gippslandscape episode where we tour the magnificent Heart Morass near Sale https://gippslandscapes-podcast.zencast.website/episodes/a-passionate-heart Short video looking at the Heyfield wetlands project https://vimeo.com/398993493 Another etland restoration project, this time in Dennison, near Maffra https://vimeo.com/449490932 This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

Host Oliver Grey looks at Soccer Mommy's 'Clean', psych rock from Elephant Stone, a 'perfect driving song' from Jack River and new releases from Snail Mail and Alt-J.

Welcome back to season 4 of the Hoist! Kicking things off is our lovely Monday night co-host Bec as she chatted to NSW indie-pop artist Jack River. They chatted about her collaborations for her new track which stems from protest music of the 60s and 70s folk scene, her law studies at university, and passion for the plight of climate change and more. Listen here for all of the latest with Bec and Jack River. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Isaac catches up with Australian singer song-writer "Jack River". Jack talks about how lock down in Australia has been for the last few months, her latest release "We Are The Youth" and her hopeful plans for the rest of the year including a trip to New Zealand for Bay Dreams! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jack River (on'We Are The Youth' single release) Interview by Gemma Goldstein and Sophie Craig on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Jack River (on'We Are The Youth' single release) Interview by Gemma Goldstein and Sophie Craig on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

We live in interesting times, and, whether it's pandemic lockdowns or climate change, there's a lot to think about how we engage with the world around us.

We live in interesting times, and, whether it's pandemic lockdowns or climate change, there's a lot to think about how we engage with the world around us.

At the end of July, Jack River dropped an open letter calling for more Aussie music airplay at the Olympics. A slew of Aussie artists have backed calls by Jack River for Channel 7 to play Australian music during the network's coverage of the Olympics, as the country's artists continue to endure yet another wave of gig cancellations and postponements due to the pandemic and subsequent lockdowns, restrictions and border closures. “How great would it be if you played all Australian music in your coverage of the Olympics? These are Australian moments, they deserve Australian music,” said Jack River. “And while we're here, how good would it be to hear Aussie music in Coles, Woolies, Aldi, in banks, on hold, in stores and on ads being shown to Australian for the next few months?” she added. “We need you more than ever. We wanna be your soundtrack.” River's call was met with support from artists like Lime Cordiale, Annie Hamilton, B Wise, Vera Blue, Cub Sport and Jaguar Jonze, who wrote, “HELL YES. Our domestic music quota is so low compared to other countries supporting their own artists.” Unveiled Thursday (Aug. 5), Our Soundtrack Our Stories is a cross-industry project which calls on corporations, media and “anyone willing to listen” to soundtrack Australian lives with homegrown music. The indie artist and entrepreneur's words didn't fall on deaf ears. Channel 7, Channel 9, Coles, 7-Eleven and Bank Australia listened and have taken action. Last week, River launched the Our Soundtrack Our Stories campaign, which invites the wider business community and beyond to discover, champion, share, and consume more local music, which, in short time, will generate essential streaming and sales royalties for struggling artists. The gameplan is a simple one. Play more Australian music, more of the time. A factsheet shared by the pool of partners recommends business owners play local music in their stores and business (and, of course, obtain the right license by visiting OneMusic), spin a radio station that champions local artists, and share the campaign social assets. To join the movement, artists are encouraged to work their social accounts, push the assets, tag businesses that should do more (and give a shout-out to the supporters), create and share themed playlists, and get creative. The industry's hardship is brought into sharp focus in a new report from I Lost My Gig, which found artists and professionals had lost $64 million in revenue lost since July 1, with almost the entire sum uninsurable. The real figure is likely significantly higher. To play a part in Our Soundtrack Our Stories, use the hashtag #OurSoundtrackOurStories on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Twitter. Thanks for listening! Be sure to subscribe for more content. Like Homebrewed on Facebook Follow Homebrewed on Instagram Check out Homebrewed Selects on Spotify Catch up on everything Homebrewed Homebrewed is a radio program and podcast dedicated to supporting the Australian Music Industry. Cameron Smith and Eamonn Snow have been presenting Homebrewed since November 2017 and have received excellence awards and the admiration of local bands for their presentation of Homebrewed and their continued support of the Australian music scene. This podcast is designed so you can enjoy conversations with musicians, industry representatives and music media personalities.

Subscribe to Mushroom podcasts and support original Australian music journalism. You'll get them early and ad-free. Only $4 per month. FREE trial on Apple Podcasts. Seems like such a no-brainer - if you're an Australian company playing music why not play as much Australian music as you can? #localproduce Please leave a review where you're listening and consider a subscription to podcasts made by Mushroom. Early access, ad free and more. Check it out here - https://mushroomstudiosaccess.supercast.tech/ This episode! Jack River asked for more Australian music to be used on TV, her post went viral, now everyone is getting involved Prince’s estate is doing the posthumous releases thing, so far good so, so what are people worried about? Special guest Jane Rocca talks some of her best work and the new podcast she hosts, Some of My Best Work. Hosts Mikey Cahill - Instagram / Twitter / Facebook / mikeycahill.com Sosefina Fuamoli - Instagram / Twitter / sosefinafuamoli.com Marcus Teague - Twitter / The Guardian / Bandcamp More Hit Different Facebook Group Hit Different on Mushroom.com Check out our other podcasts 180 Grams, the stories of remarkable albums. Some of My Best Work, artists tell the stories of their favourite songs One Guitar, singer-songwriters each create a new song on the same guitar Credits Producer/editor - Courtney Carthy, the Mushroom Group Theme music - Mark D'Angelo, The Backlot Studios Artwork - Mushroom Creative House Equipment - Audio TechnicaGet more Hit Different: http://mushroom.com/podcast/hit-differentSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Subscribe/follow/listen to Some of My Best Work, where artists and creators tell the stories of work they see as some of their best. Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts or wherever your reading this. Hosted by music and culture journalist Jane Rocca. Season 1 features Mansionair, Jack River, The Teskey Brothers, Gordi, Adalita, Alex Gow and more. Check out - mushroom.com/podcast/someofmybestwork/ More about the show: https://mushroom.com/podcast/180grams/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Get all that matters in Triple M Aussie Rock News with Cassie Walker. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sarah's taking her new sport very seriously Aussie muso Jack River joins the girls after her viral social post Lise's son's dream car is...very achievable See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Aussie muso Jack River innocently posted on her instagram this week asking Channel 7, Aldi, Coles and other big businesses to feature Aussie musicians while they're having a tough time, and it worked! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Aussie muso Jack River innocently posted on her instagram this week asking Channel 7, Aldi, Coles and other big businesses to feature Aussie musicians while they're having a tough time, and it worked!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sarah's taking her new sport very seriously Aussie muso Jack River joins the girls after her viral social post Lise's son's dream car is...very achievableSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to The Daily Aus - join Sam and Zara every weekday for a five-minute entree to your news diet. They'll cover the news of the day in your language and take a deep dive into the biggest story of the day so that you're armed with talking points when you meet your blind date, get caught chatting in the coffee line or have to face the in-laws. The Daily Aus is one of the most popular news pages in Australia on Instagram, and now they're hitting your headphones.In the news today: 200+ cases in NSW, Qantas' digital passports and some good news about the Olympics. For today's deep dive, we talk to Australian musician Jack River about her push to get more Australian music in the Olympics broadcast.Follow us on Instagram and join 150,000 Australians @thedailyaus See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this week's episode of Music Meltdown Jenna takes the reigns as we travel down under to find out all about the music that's making waves in Australia. While living in Melbourne for a few months in 2018 Jenna discovered some of her all-time favourite artists. Contrary to what most American's might think, Tame Impala isn't the only incredible music coming out of Australia at the moment. Jenna teaches us about sad boys Tiny Little Houses, indie rockers Spacey Jane, pop songstress Jack River, soulful singer Didirri, punk rockers A Swayze & The Ghosts, jazzy First Beige, and more surf rockers that dominate the scene. To check out any of the artists mentioned in this episode and to hear an extended list of incredible musicians coming from Australia you can check out Jenna's playlist on Spotify!  As always our episodes are based on research and personal opinions made from being music fans and industry professionals for over a decade. You can read more about what we're doing at Name3songs.com To chat all things music with us follow us on Twitter @Name3Songs or personally @Sara_Feigin & @Jenna_Million Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jack River talks Lockdown Life, Environmental Touring, Political Ambitions and Guilty Pleasure Artists... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Who would you like to SUEEEEEE? Jack River joins us! Mitre 10 Angel. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The work that Briggs has been able to achieve in lockdown is nothing short of amazing, from releasing satirical lockdown music videos with Tim Minchin about the Australian government’s bushfire response to publishing a childrens’ book that quickly became Australia’s number one seller. But it’s business as usual for Briggs, who is constantly working and creating, writing comedy scripts, hosting global radio shows, acting or giving platforms and support systems to younger artists. In true lockdown style, this conversation took place over Zoom between Jack River's home and Briggs in his car in Shepparton. To connect head to @torebelinthetimes on Instagram. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Over the years that Kita Alexander has been publicly releasing music she has secured gold and platinum records, a global recording deal and a wonderfully large community of fans and listeners. She's done it all on her own terms, while also - and importantly - being a mum to a little guy called Vali. Jack River and Kita Alexander share their usually private conversations about motherhood and music, for listeners to hear something that isn't often talked about in the music industry. To connect follow @torebelinthetimes on Instagram. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Alaskan psych pop band Portugal. The Man have an impressive history of using their music to 'pass the mic' and encourage impact wherever they go. While they've topped US and global charts, won a grammy and made over 9 albums, they have also dedicated the opening of every set for performances, poems, dances and speeches by First Nations artists and leaders from the local area they perform. Jack River caught up with frontman John Gourley from their respective lockdowns to chat about how artists and their listeners can socially mobilise through music. To connect follow @torebelinthetimes on Instagram. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Cub Sport have been global leaders in a shift in pop music culture, one that sees Artists publicly embracing their sexuality, and expressing it in bright colours for all of us to experience. Jack River caught up with Cub Sport’s Tim Nelson during isolation just a few months after Tim publicly freed himself of the gender binary, an act that he described as not “about finding a new label that makes him feel comfortable” but “about removing labels” and becoming “free to form his own self not built by others.” To connect head to @torebelinthetimes on Instagram. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to the first episode of 'Outside is Overrated' - a new podcast from I OH YOU, designed to bring you 3 new tracks from around Australia each week....hopefully each week. On this episode we hear up and coming Sydney artist May-a, the first single from Alex Gow's Perfect Moment and Perth based artist Siobhan Cotchin. SONGS May-a - Green Perfect Moment - Time & Date NY Siobhan Cotchin - Do You Know What I Mean? FIND US www.iohyou.comwww.instagram.com/iohyouforeverwww.facebook.com/iohyouwww.twitter.com/iohyouforever If you would like to get in contact, hit up info@iohyou.com ABOUT I OH YOU is an independent music company based in Melbourne, Australia. We are the record label for artists such as DMA'S, Violent Soho and Jack River etc + promote tours for artists such as Sandy Alex G, Kelsey Lu, Empress Of, Wiki etc + have a management company which looks after bands/producers such as Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, Body Type, Konstantin Kersting and Scott Horscroft + run a festival called 'Out Of Bounds'. CREDITS Hosted by Johann Ponniah, I OH YOU (sorry) Edited by Courtney Carthy, Mushroom Group Theme music by Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever © I OH YOU 2020 Podcast content available only in Australia and New Zealand All songs licensed for publication through APRA AMCOS and artists featured on episodes.Support the show: https://iohyou.com/subscribe/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to the first episode of 'Outside is Overrated' - a new podcast from I OH YOU, designed to bring you 3 new tracks from around Australia each week....hopefully each week. On this episode we hear the world premiere of Sydney artist Angeles' debut single, a collaborative track by Jordan Dennis, That Kid Maz and Denzel M and the now Scotland based artist Culte. SONGS Angeles - Crush Jordan Dennis, That Kid Maz & Denzel M - Doc Marty Culte - Ants FIND US www.iohyou.comwww.instagram.com/iohyouforeverwww.facebook.com/iohyouwww.twitter.com/iohyouforever If you would like to get in contact, hit up info@iohyou.com ABOUT I OH YOU is an independent music company based in Melbourne, Australia. We are the record label for artists such as DMA'S, Violent Soho and Jack River etc + promote tours for artists such as Sandy Alex G, Kelsey Lu, Empress Of, Wiki etc + have a management company which looks after bands/producers such as Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, Body Type, Konstantin Kersting and Scott Horscroft + run a festival called 'Out Of Bounds'. CREDITS Hosted by Johann Ponniah, I OH YOU (sorry) Edited by Courtney Carthy, Mushroom Group Theme music by Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever © I OH YOU 2020 Podcast content available only in Australia and New Zealand All songs licensed for publication through APRA AMCOS and artists featured on episodes.Support the show: https://iohyou.com/subscribe/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to the third episode of I OH YOU's 'Outside is Overrated' podcast - designed to bring you 3 new tracks from around Australia each week. On this episode we introduce you to Campbelltown's very own Becca Hatch, sample a slice of RVG's brilliant new album and take a trip down memory lane with Geelong/Ocean Grove locals Bones & Jones. SONGS 2560, Becca Hatch I Used To Love You, RVG Working Out, Bones & Jones FIND US www.iohyou.comwww.instagram.com/iohyouforeverwww.facebook.com/iohyouwww.twitter.com/iohyouforever If you would like to get in contact, hit up info@iohyou.com ABOUT I OH YOU is an independent music company based in Melbourne, Australia. We are the record label for artists such as DMA'S, Violent Soho and Jack River etc + promote tours for artists such as Sandy Alex G, Kelsey Lu, Empress Of, Wiki etc + have a management company which looks after bands/producers such as Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, Body Type, Konstantin Kersting and Scott Horscroft + run a festival called 'Out Of Bounds'. CREDITS Hosted by Johann Ponniah, I OH YOU Edited by Courtney Carthy, the Mushroom Group Theme music by Rolling Blackouts Coastal FeverSupport the show: https://iohyou.com/subscribe/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Here's the 2nd episode of 'Outside is Overrated' - a podcast from I OH YOU, designed to bring you 3 new tracks from around Australia each week....hopefully each week. On this episode we hear new music from Flightless Records' Leah Senior, Melbourne based indie quarter Snowy Band and the exciting Newcastle duo Craterface. SONGS Leah Senior - Evergreen Snowy Band - Love You To Death Craterface - BANKROLL FIND US www.iohyou.comwww.instagram.com/iohyouforeverwww.facebook.com/iohyouwww.twitter.com/iohyouforever If you would like to get in contact, hit up info@iohyou.com ABOUT I OH YOU is an independent music company based in Melbourne, Australia. We are the record label for artists such as DMA'S, Violent Soho and Jack River etc + promote tours for artists such as Sandy Alex G, Kelsey Lu, Empress Of, Wiki etc + have a management company which looks after bands/producers such as Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, Body Type, Konstantin Kersting and Scott Horscroft + run a festival called 'Out Of Bounds'. CREDITS Hosted by Johann Ponniah, I OH YOU Edited by Courtney Carthy, the Mushroom Group Theme music by Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever © I OH YOU 2020 Podcast content available only in Australia and New Zealand All songs licensed for publication through APRA AMCOS and artists featured on episodes.Support the show: https://iohyou.com/subscribe/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to the first episode of 'Outside is Overrated' - a new podcast from I OH YOU, designed to bring you 3 new tracks from around Australia each week....hopefully each week. On this episode we hear new music from Melbourne power pop band Romero, the Sydney based songwriter and producer 18YOMAN and Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever. SONGS Honey, Romero Fireflies, 18YOMAN She's There, Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever FIND US www.iohyou.comwww.instagram.com/iohyouforeverwww.facebook.com/iohyouwww.twitter.com/iohyouforever If you would like to get in contact, hit up info@iohyou.com ABOUT I OH YOU is an independent music company based in Melbourne, Australia. We are the record label for artists such as DMA'S, Violent Soho and Jack River etc + promote tours for artists such as Sandy Alex G, Kelsey Lu, Empress Of, Wiki etc + have a management company which looks after bands/producers such as Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, Body Type, Konstantin Kersting and Scott Horscroft + run a festival called 'Out Of Bounds'. CREDITS Hosted by Johann Ponniah, I OH YOU (sorry) Edited by Courtney Carthy, Mushroom Group Theme music by Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever © I OH YOU 2020 Podcast content available only in Australia and New Zealand All songs licensed for publication through APRA AMCOS and artists featured on episodes.Support the show: https://iohyou.com/subscribe/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jack River joins Jett Tattersall on the Women In Pop podcast to chat about her new EP 'Stranger Heart', the thrill of performing live and her desire to make real political change in Australia.

Jack River is a musician, songwriter, festival curator and business woman. Her debut album Sugar Mountain, was nominated for Best Pop Release and Breakthrough Artist in the 2018 ARIA Awards. She tours extensively and has performed at some of Australia’s biggest festivals - Splendour in the Grass, Falls Festival and The Great Escape. She’s also the Founder of Grow Your Own Festival and the Electric Lady movement, a platform amplifying the strength of women in music, politics, science and sport.

While in Melbourne for a show, I spoke to Nancie Schipper about Approachable Members Of Your Local Community, Dulcie, Bad Pony, Charlie Collins, Lupa J, Jack River, Nat Vazer and her own single 'Take Out The Trash'.Intro music is 'Crash Pad' by AtaleinOutro music is 'Take Out The Trash' by Nancie Schipper For information regarding your data privacy, visit Acast.com/privacy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hver dag frem til d. 24. december præsenterer Tanja Brinks Toubro dig for et nyt act fra den internationale musikscene. Bag låge nr. 10 gemmer sig australske Jack River, som - kort fortalt - laver indierock med et semi-psykedelisk elektropop twist. Glædelig 10. december!

This week I talk to Australian singer/songwriter Jack River aka Holly Rankin about MGMT's debut album 'Oracular Spectacular' (2007). We talk about the ubiquitous and inescapable singles on this era defining record and their matching video clips that envision a utopian world, the album's political message and the impact psychedelic drugs have had on music. Holly tells us about her career arc, what it was like to meet MGMT's Andrew Van Wyngarden and how fans can find meaning in a song that goes beyond the original intent of the artist.

This is One Year Later, an Industry Observer podcast, presented by APRA AMCOS, where we revisit career changing moments, one year on. In this episode, Poppy Reid chats to Holly Rankin, better known as Jack River, an Australian musician, entrepreneur, and the driving force between festivals and initiatives such as Electric Lady and Grow Your Own. One year on from the release of her debut album, Jack River discusses the existence of the tall poppy syndrome in Australia, along with the importance of achieving goals by surrounding herself with those that can help support her vision.

Jack River performs her track Adolescent before creating your dream, your wish, your fantasy with her cover of Savage Garden's 'Truly Madly Deeply'

Jack River performs her track Adolescent before creating your dream, your wish, your fantasy with her cover of Savage Garden's 'Truly Madly Deeply'

“Let’s make ‘Stacy’s Mom’, ‘Teenage Dirtbag’ and ABBA all mixed together.” On this episode of Inspired, Australian singer-songwriter Jack River opens her diaries to share the inspiration behind her break-through hit ‘Fool’s Gold’.

“Let’s make ‘Stacy’s Mom’, ‘Teenage Dirtbag’ and ABBA all mixed together.” On this episode of Inspired, Australian singer-songwriter Jack River opens her diaries to share the inspiration behind her break-through hit ‘Fool’s Gold’.

This week on Garage Rock, Cam and Steve chat about developments with the New South Wales music festival crisis, tour announcements from Jack River, Tom Walker and the Spring Loaded festival, as well as their Top 5 Sunday session tunes.Music this week comes from PUP, WAAX, Within Temptation, The Avenue, Adaptors, The Beautiful Monument, Alda Sky and the new collaboration between DZ Deathrays, Briggs, Jesswar & Trials.

To kick off 2019, and as our first episode on Play On Radio, I was excited to finally speak to Damien Platt (Palms Management) 'cause we've been trying to organise this for nearly a year (seriously..) We chat new Eilish Gilligan, Megan Washington, Peking Duk & Jack River, Cub Sport, Dulcie and Stax Osset.With thanks to Yamaha Home Entertainment Australia!Intro & outro music is 'Coffee' by RKDA. For information regarding your data privacy, visit Acast.com/privacy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week's episode of New Music Friday, All Songs Considered's Robin Hilton chats with NPR Music's Ann Powers and Rodney Carmichael, along with jazz critic Nate Chinen from WBGO about the most exciting new releases for June 22. Albums include the intense, industrial rock of Nine Inch Nails, the new joint project of Lecrae & Zaytoven and the wildly ambitious, shape-shifting jazz of Kamasi Washington. Featured Albums: Nine Inch Nails: Bad Witch, Birdtalker: One, Lecrae & Zaytoven: Let The Trap Say Amen, Priscilla Renea: Coloured, Kamasi Washington: Heaven And Earth, Death Grips: Year Of The Snitch. Other notable releases for June 22: Arp, Zebra; Bebe Rexha, Expectations; Dawes, Passwords; Khemmis, Desolation; Gang Gang Dance, Kazuashita; Jack River, Sugar Mountain; Panic! At The Disco, Pray For the Wicked.

Jack River opens up to Richard Kingsmill about the death of her sister, and how she used music to process her grief. Also, find out why she chose a Neil Young song as her debut album title.

Jack River opens up to Richard Kingsmill about the death of her sister, and how she used music to process her grief. Also, find out why she chose a Neil Young song as her debut album title.

Australian singer songwriter Holly Rankin AKA Jack River chats to Women In Pop about her new album 'Sugar Mountain', running the all female festival Electric Ladyland, and how to be gender conscious in today's music industry

Food Court: The members of Sydney’s Food Court met at a party under the Glebe tram-tracks and started jamming 60's garage blessed with some 90's fuzz bosh. The band features Cristian Campano (ex-Betty Airs) on vocals/guitar, Lewis Mckeown (Pretend Eye) on bass/vocals, Dan De Santis on guitar and Nic Puertolas (ex-Salvagers) on drums. 2013 saw the release of their debut EP “Smile At Your Shoes” and a string of singles followed. They then followed up with 2014’s “Big Weak” and a full length entitled “Good Luck” which was released in 2017. The album was the final LP to be recorded by John Castle in his legendary Shed Studios – where Castle worked his magic on records from the likes of Megan Washington, You Am I and more recently Jack River. Food Court bring energy, riffage and a killer live show drawing rave reviews from fans and critics alike, opening for acts including Courtney Barnett, Dune Rats, Northeast Party House, Beach Slang and Spring King. Recorded at The Woolly Mammoth in Brisbane on the 15h of September 2017. Recorded and mixed by Branko Cosic. Siamese: Adelaide 4-piece Siamese have caused a stir nationally, through a strong commitment to chaotic, yet commanding live shows and the strength of their songwriting. With their debut singles ‘Computer Patient’, ‘Scatterbrain’ and ‘Slaughterhouse’, the band summons the spirit of alternative rock and shoe gaze, honing a unique, yet evocative sound, reminiscent of 90’s acts HUM, Failure and Unwound. Siamese have supported the likes of King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, Pond and Flyying Colours, even touring nationally with fellow Adelaide band Horror My Friend. 2017 saw Siamese appear at nationally renowned festivals; Poison City Weekender Festival, A Day of Clarity, Swirl Fest and Against the Grain. Recorded at Against The Grain Fest on the 27th of August 2017. Recorded by Reuben Aptroot and mixed by Branko Cosic. Airing details: Originally via Zed Digital, 7-8pm, Sunday 21th of January 2018. Show production and engineering: Reuben Aptroot.

In this special episode, Danny and Dom sit down with Sounds Australia's Millie Millgate and chat about the changing opportunities for Australian bands overseas, before Dom does a deep dive into the gender divide on festival lineups with help from Jack River, Music NSW's Hannah Crofts and Laneway Festival's Travis Banko.

"It could all fucking crash and burn, by the time this podcast comes out I OH YOU could be over." Well, it didn't. In fact, the I Oh You and Converge Management Founder is kicking more goals than ever with acts like ARIA winners Violent Soho performing to massive crowds at Groovin' The Moo, Gorillaz-favourites DMA'S selling out their London show, and Jack River joining The Wombats on tour. In episode #2 of The Industry Observer podcast presented by APRA AMCOS, Johann chats about his start in the industry (handing out stickers in Campbelltown as part of a street team), micro-managing his way to success, and why he's toying with the idea of a publishing arm.