POPULARITY
2 episodes with Vanessa Amorosi
2 episodes with Vanessa Amorosi
2 episodes with Vanessa Amorosi
2 episodes with Vanessa Amorosi
2 episodes with Vanessa Amorosi
2 episodes with Vanessa Amorosi
2 episodes with Vanessa Amorosi
2 episodes with Vanessa Amorosi
2 episodes with Vanessa Amorosi
The March 2025 edition of Mardi Gras Anthems marks a decade of anthems as I started making them back in 2015. For this set I've reached back to classic hits from the 80's and 90's with modern updates as well as some more recent songs from this millennium. The set kicks off with a repurposed mix of Kylie's "Better The Devil You Know" followed by an updated mix of "Happenin' All Over Again" by Lonnie Gordon, which was one of my favourite Stock Aitken Watermen songs from back in the day. The amazing Division 4 provides three stand out mixes here for Madonna, Aretha Franklin and Vanessa Amorosi respectively. The equally amazing Mark from Dirty Disco also features four of his mixes here and as always, I'm very grateful to them both for providing me with their remixes. Classic songs from Anastacia, Céline Dion, Rihanna, Lady Gaga, Tina Cousins and Cher all feature here. One of my all time favourite songs from the 90's was "Heaven" by Sarah Washington and here it is given a killer new remix from 7th Heaven. Robbie Carrigan delivers a stellar mix of the classic "It's Raining Men" by The Weather Girls as well. I'll be away for the whole Mardi Gras weekend celebrating my birthday so here are some awesome anthems to help you celebrate Mardi Gras. EnjoyAnthony1/ "BETTER THE DEVIL YOU KNOW" (Storm's Full On Disco Remix) - KYLIE MINOGUE2/ "HAPPENIN' ALL OVER AGAIN" (Dwayne Minard Remix) - LONNIE GORDON3/ "EXPRESS YOURSELF" (Division 4 Remix) - MADONNA4/ "FREEWAY OF LOVE" (Division 4 Remix) - ARETHA FRANKLIN5/ "GIMME GIMME GIMME" (A MAN AFTER MIDNIGHT) (Freejak Remix) - ABBA6/ "I WANNA DANCE WITH SOMEBODY" (WHO LOVES ME) (Dirty Disco Classic Club Rework) - WHITNEY HOUSTON7/ "THE ONLY WAY IS UP" (2 Trust DJ's Remix) - YAZZ & THE PLASTIC POPULATION8/ "ABSOLUTELY EVERYBODY" (Division 4 Remix) - VANESSA AMOROSI9/ "MY HEART WILL GO ON" (Ghostbusterz Club Mix) - CELINE DION10/ "I'M OUTTA LOVE" (Tommy MC Club Remix) - ANASTACIA11/ "HEAVEN" (7th Heaven Club Mix) - SARAH WASHINGTON12/ "HOW DO I LIVE" (Almighty Anthem Club Mix) - LEANN RIMES13/ "DON'T GIVE ME YOUR LIFE" (7th Heaven Club Mix) - SHANIE14/ "THE EDGE OF GLORY" (Wayne G. & Andy Allder Atlantis Club Mix) - LADY GAGA15/ "RHYTHM IS A DANCER" (Dirty Disco Classic Club Rework) - SNAP!16/ "PON DE REPLAY" (Pon De Club Play Remix) - RIHANNA17/ "GENIE IN A BOTTLE" (Thiago Antony Remix) - CHRISTINA AGUILERA18/ "OOPS!...I DID IT AGAIN" (HenriqMoraes Remix) - BRITNEY SPEARS19/ "I STILL BELIEVE" (HenriqMoraes Club Mix) - MARIAH CAREY20/ "IT'S RAINING MEN" (Robbie Carrigan Tribal Anthem Remix) - THE WEATHER GIRLS21/ "I LOVE IT" (Dirty Disco Classic Club Rework) - ICONA POP ft. CHARLIE XCX22/ "PRAY" (Dirty Disco Classic Club Rework) - TINA COUSINS23/ "I WALK ALONE" (Simone Bresciani Club Mix) - CHER
An Animal Justice candidate supports the Greens and would love to be the dictator of this country. Tom is joined by guest host and #auspol legend Amy Remeikis. First up Amy explains what she's up to now she's left The Guardian. Next a recap of the ACT election, with some bad news for Vanessa Amorosi fans (15:10). Then the moment that had the whole world watching, weirdly - Senator Lidia Thorpe's protest during King Charles' visit this week (32:26). Finally, a call to action (1:06:35). ---------- Just released on Patreon - Kevin 07 - 2007 Election Retrospective The show can only exist because of our wonderful Patreon subscriber's support. Subscribe for $3/month to get access to our fortnightly subscriber-only full episode, and unlock our complete library of over FIFTY past bonus episodes. https://www.patreon.com/SeriousDangerAU ---------- Support The Sameer Project https://linktr.ee/thesameerproject Follow Amy on social media https://www.instagram.com/pyjamapolitics https://twitter.com/AmyRemeikis Come see Serious Danger live in NSW this November! NEWCASTLE https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/serious-danger-live-from-the-peoples-blockade-tickets-1007274644577 SYDNEY https://moshtix.com.au/v2/event/serious-danger-live-in-sydney/171132 Produced by Michael Griffin Follow us on https://twitter.com/SeriousDangerAU https://www.instagram.com/seriousdangerau https://www.tiktok.com/@seriousdangerauSupport the show: http://patreon.com/seriousdangerauSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Fatima Payman gets a staffer to google “gen z expressions.” Emerald and Tom look at the protests against the Land Forces “defence” expo that upset Australia's free speech-loving death merchants (9:56). Then they are joined for the first time by a sitting minister of a government! Rebecca Vassarotti (aka Vanessa Amorosi), the Greens Member for Kurrajong, Deputy Leader of the ACT Greens, and also the Minister for too many things to put here (36:07). Finally, a call to action (1:06:59). ---------- New ep just released on Patreon - Should Greens be afraid of Advance Australia? The show can only exist because of our wonderful Patreon subscriber's support. Subscribe for $3/month to get access to our fortnightly subscriber-only full episode, and unlock our complete library of over FIFTY past bonus episodes. https://www.patreon.com/SeriousDangerAU ---------- Come see Serious Danger live in NSW this November! NEWCASTLE https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/serious-danger-live-from-the-peoples-blockade-tickets-1007274644577 SYDNEY https://moshtix.com.au/v2/event/serious-danger-live-in-sydney/171132 Report Victorian Police misconduct to IBAC: https://www.ibac.vic.gov.au/report Resources for staying safe at protests: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1j48FkeKGJt7P-QCNHnQcmIAVT4BvTXP6MN4nuQ62kIA/edit CounterAct resources: https://counteract.org.au/ Find the ACT Greens election platform and links to volunteer at https://greens.org.au/act Produced by Michael Griffin Follow us on https://twitter.com/SeriousDangerAU https://www.instagram.com/seriousdangerau https://www.tiktok.com/@seriousdangerau Support the show: http://patreon.com/seriousdangerauSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Join Cheryl Lee - That Radio Chick on STILL ROCKIN' IT for news, reviews, music and interviews with some of our favourite Australian musicians.We experienced the electrifying Mundy Mundy Bash at Broken Hill! We were in for a treat with performances from iconic Australian artists like James Reyne, The Living End, and Vanessa Amorosi, just to name a few. As if the music wasn't enough, the festival featured unforgettable activities such as the Nutbush World Record Attempt and the uproarious Mundi Undi Run. And the pièce de résistance? An intimate chat with the legendary Richard Clapton amidst a backdrop of Diesel's soulful tunes.Richard Clapton opens up about his 50-year career, sharing personal stories from his early inspirations to his time in London, and how Bob Dylan shaped his artistic path. Reflecting on his illustrious journey, Richard talks about the honor of being inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame. Check out the full experience on the Cheryl Lee Crabtree Facebook page and Still Rockin' it, that Radio Chick on YouTube for performance videos and behind-the-scenes fun.What has Richard Clapton been up to lately? Let's find out!!Get out when you can, support local music and I'll see you down the front!!Visit: ThatRadioChick.com.au
Israel has ordered the United Nations to move more than a million Palestinians in Gaza south within 24 hours. Australian swimming's treatment of female athletes and coaches has been laid bare in a leaked report. Anthony Albanese has issued an emotional plea for Australians to vote Yes. Pop star Vanessa Amorosi denies she lied to Australia's financial regulator amid a legal battle with her mother.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Israel has ordered the United Nations to move more than a million Palestinians in Gaza south within 24 hours. Australian swimming's treatment of female athletes and coaches has been laid bare in a leaked report. Anthony Albanese has issued an emotional plea for Australians to vote Yes. Pop star Vanessa Amorosi denies she lied to Australia's financial regulator amid a legal battle with her mother.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Israel has ordered the United Nations to move more than a million Palestinians in Gaza south within 24 hours. Australian swimming's treatment of female athletes and coaches has been laid bare in a leaked report. Anthony Albanese has issued an emotional plea for Australians to vote Yes. Pop star Vanessa Amorosi denies she lied to Australia's financial regulator amid a legal battle with her mother.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Israel has ordered the United Nations to move more than a million Palestinians in Gaza south within 24 hours. Australian swimming's treatment of female athletes and coaches has been laid bare in a leaked report. Anthony Albanese has issued an emotional plea for Australians to vote Yes. Pop star Vanessa Amorosi denies she lied to Australia's financial regulator amid a legal battle with her mother.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
A Sydney-born grandma has become the first Australian death confirmed in Israel, There's been a late swing towards the Yes vote ahead of this weekend's referendum, high school students from NSW have revealed the extent of a prescription-drug black market, This year's Melbourne Cup Parade has been cancelled, Details have leaked from Ariana Grande's divorce settlement, Aussie singer Vanessa Amorosi will appear in court in Melbourne today See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
We are joined by Australian drag legend Maxi Shield! We talk Vanessa Amorosi, being in the Olympics and a bunch of great drag names. Head to notonyourrider.com for more info about our live panel show. Written & hosted by Aimon Clark (@aimonclark) with team captains Dicko and Sellma Soul (@sellmasoul). @gameonmoleshow
Nick, Jess & Ducko chat to superstar Vanessa Amorosi about her upcoming Grapevine performance in the Hunter Valley, her new single and one of her crowd favourite songs being barracked for as Australia's next anthem.Subscribe on LiSTNR: https://play.listnr.com/podcast/nick-jess-and-duckoSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
I was a little bit slow off the mark getting my annual Pride Anthems edition out for June this month. None the less, here is the June 2023 edition. This is 27 remixed club anthems starting off with some smooth house remixes and moving towards main club and big room club anthems from the middle through to the end. The set kicks off with Dirty Disco's classic house remix of Candi Staton's "Young Hearts Run Free" and moves into Division 4's funky mix of Angie Stone's "Wish I Didn't Miss You". Jacked features two mixes here for Divine Inspiration and Chic respectively and DJ KaktuZ turns in a great house mix of "Believe" by Cher. Division 4 features two more mixes for Kylie Minogue and Madonna respectively and the Beachbums do a nice re-edit of one of my favourite songs from last year "Fearless" by Tom Grennan. Jet Boot Jack has been turning out some fantastic house mixes recently and two of his feature here. Shauna Jensen released an uplifting anthem for World Pride in Sydney this year with fantastic vocals. I had to put the Dirty Disco and Debby Holiday collaboration "Find A Way" in this set as it has fast become one of my all time favourite club tracks - period. The messaging is powerful and Debby's vocals have never been more amazing. With it's official release recently, Mark (de Lang) did a remix of his original remix and it is stunning. Toy Armada has been busy with Jace M turning out mixes for Janet Jackson and Kelly Clarkson as well as his original take on the 90's classic Sunchyme. Keala Settle's "This Is Me" is a powerful anthem and Joe Gauthreaux's remix lifts it up even more. I snuck a couple of male vocals in this edition as I didn't do a Mardi Gras Men this year so I had to put Tony Moran's awesome version of "Pride" In The Name Of Love on here as well. The last few tracks are pure pop joy from Demi Lovato and Boyz With Toyz. Vanessa Amorosi's powerhouse "Absolutely Everybody" closes out this massive edition of Pride Anthems for June 2023. Party hard and stay safe. EnjoyAnthony1/ "YOUNG HEARTS RUN FREE" (Dirty Disco Private Remix) - CANDI STATON2/ "WISH I DIDN'T MISS YOU" (Division 4 Remix) - ANGIE STONE3/ "THE WAY" (PUT YOUR HAND IN MY HAND) (Jacked Remix) - DIVINE INSPIRATION4/ "EVERYBODY DANCE" (Jacked Remix) - CHIC5/ "BELIEVE" (DJ KaktuZ Club Mix) - CHER6/ "SPINNING AROUND" (Division 4 Remix) - KYLIE MINOGUE7/ "LIKE A PRAYER" (Division 4 Club Mix) - MADONNA8/ "LIONHEART" (FEARLESS) (The Beach Bums Club Re-Edit) - JOEL CORRY ft. TOM GRENNAN9/ "HOW DID YOU KNOW" (Jet Boot Jack Remix) - KURTIS MANTRONIK Pres. CHAMONIX10/ "YOU'RE NOT ALONE" (Jet Boot Jack Remix) - OLIVE11/ "BELIEVER" (Summer Of Pride Remix) - FREEMASONS ft. WYNTER GRDON12/ "CHOSEN FAMILY" (Sydney World Pride 2023 Main Club Mix) - SHAUNA JENSEN13/ "FIND A WAY" (Dirty Disco Mainroom Club Mix) - DIRTY DISCO ft. DEBBY HOLIDAY14/ "I'M NOT HERE TO MAKE FRIENDS" (Dirty Disco Mainroom Remix) - SAM SMITH15/ "EVERYBODY'S GAY" (Barry Harris Remix) - LIZZO16/ "SUNCHYME" (Toy Armada Remix) - TOY ARMADA ft. BIANCA KINANE & MARY KIANI17/ "TOGETHER AGAIN" (Toy Armada & Jace M Remix) - JANET JACKSON18/ "WHAT A FEELING" (Original Club Mix) - MOR AVRAHAMI & RAN ZIV ft. ILOR BAR19/ "EVERY MOMENT" (Elof de Neve Remix) - MATT CONSOLA & AARON ALTEMOSE ft. BRENDA REED20/ "CATCH MY BREATH" (Toy Armada & Jace M Remix) - KELLY CLARKSON21/ "THIS IS ME" (Joe Gauthreaux & Leanh Club Mix) - KEALA SETTLE22/ "PRIDE" (IN THE NAME OF LOVE) (One Mighty Love Club Mix) - TONY MORAN23/ "SHAKE IT OFF" (Joe Gauthreaux East Side Club Mix) - TAYLOR SWIFT24/ "WHAT'S UP" (Pumpkin Spice Pride Anthem Club Mix) - 4 NON BLONDES25/ "LET IT GO" (Russ Rich & LFB Anthem Remix) - DEMI LOVATO26/ "I'M ALIVE" (Matt Pop Club Mix) - BOYZ WITH TOYZ ft. NINA27/ "ABSOLUTELT EVERYBODY" (Almighty Club Mix) - VANESSA AMOROSI
Carey Frank is a Los Angeles based keyboard player who, with his Hammond organ in tow, plays with a range of amazing acts from Tedeschi Trucks Band through to Social Distortion and some fun times with Dr Lonnie Smith, Michael Bublé and Bruce Springsteen to name just three others. Carey also teaches and we cover... The post Carey Frank, Tedeschi Trucks Band / Social Distortion / Michael Buble / Vanessa Amorosi appeared first on The Keyboard Chronicles.
Frank Varrasso from Varrasso PR company in Melbourne chats with Rae Leigh about the music industry, his fascinating journey in and out of record companies, venue promotions and even working with some of the world's biggest music acts. Frank sees artists new and old come in and out of the music industry and with over 18 years in the industry he shares the real secrets to his passion and continued love of the job. Frank Varrasso started Varrasso PR in January 2009. Prior to this, he was the Senior Director of National Promotions and Publicity at Sony Music. Over the years, he has run promotions and publicity departments on both a state and national level for numerous Record Labels. With over 18 years of experience in the music industry, Frank has worked with international and local artists including P!nk, Justin Timberlake, Kings of Leon, Oasis, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Madonna, Blur, Green Day, Foo Fighters, Beyonce, Eskimo Joe, Neil Finn, Ben Lee, Motor Ace, Machine Gun Fellatio, George, Rogue Traders, Kate Miller-Heidke, Alex Lloyd, Pete Murray, Augie March, and Delta Goodrem, Vanessa Amorosi, to name but a few. Throughout Frank's years of experience in the music industry, he has formed valuable and respected relationships with media across several platforms – radio, television, and print. Connect with Frank Varrasso: Website Instagram Twitter Facebook
Andy & Ryan are back with another heady mix of Eurovision goodness in which pianos duel and it all gets a bit angst-ridden up in here. We start with Romanian-Norwegian Ovi who managed to reach the contest twice with Paula Seling. Their pop duet 'Playing with Fire' features a giant perspex double piano, a leather catsuit, and, naturally, lots of flames. It's a certified banger which ultimately placed third. Elsewhere Lynsey de Paul and Mike Moran also have a 'piano-off' with the catchy 'Rock Bottom' which represented the UK during the bleak strike-ridden days of 1977. The strikes meant no broadcast of A Song for Europe that year and a 5-week delay of Eurovision itself as the UK struggled to honour their duty to hold the contest. Apparently there were sighs of relief all round at the BBC when Rock Bottom missed out on the top spot. Andy goes back to his happy place - 2003 - for that glorious Turkish winner 'Everyway That I Can' which saw feisty Sertab Erener 'ha' and bellydance her way into the Eurovision history books determined to get her lover back. Similarly desperate for her relationship is Iceland's Selma who will even shoot arrows and wear pedal-pushers to ensnare her man. Sadly, with this awesome song 'If I Had Your Love' (which just maybe Andy's favourite Euro track of all time!) she fails to better her 2nd place in '99 and doesn't even advance beyond the semi-finals. Ryan muses that it was simply ahead of its time and he may just be right about that. Elsewhere we have Birthe Kjaer painting the town red while simultaneously giving the Danish musical-loving audience a title for a highly successful Eurovision-based theatre production and Vanessa Amorosi surviving a nasty car accident on stage in her bid to represent Australia back in 2020. It's not hard to see why absolutely everybody loved her attempt. The chaos monkey that is the Randomiser is also in an angsty mood, selecting Victoria from Bulgaria who complains that 'Growing Up is Getting Old' in some style back in 2021. At this rate we're going to end up trusting this crazy song-choosing machine. Until next time Euro-chums! Socials: Twitter: @EuroQueensPod Instagram: EurovisionQueens Email: EurovisionQueens@gmail.com Spotify playlist: shorturl.at/egvEP Season 1: Episode 14 Playing with Fire by Paula Seling & Ovi (Romania 2010) Every Way That I Can by Sertab Erener (Turkey 2003) Vi Maler Byen Rød by Birthe Kjaer (Denmark 1989) Rock Bottom by Lynsey de Paul & Mike Moran (UK 1977) If I Had Your Love by Selma (Iceland 2005) Lessons of Love by Vanessa Amorosi (Australia 2020) Growing Up Is Getting Old by Victoria (Bulgaria 2021)
Aussie songstress Vanessa Amorosi is performing at the opening night of the 2023 Tour Down Under in Adelaide (Fri 13th Jan). Vanessa joins David and Will now after the announcement this morningSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Tim Lester, Andrew Clark, Stephen Rowe, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, Jon Blake, Peter Hunter, Vanessa Amorosi, David Koch and Behind Closed Doors. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Selten war das Moderator_innen-Duo so überrascht über eine Ausgabe, denn erst auf den zweiten Blick steckt die Doppel-CD voller kleiner und großer Hits. Selbstverständlich stehen auf der Titelliste auch wieder die internationalen Stars mit drauf. Ronan Keating gibt sich direkt zum Einstieg die Ehre. Christina Aguilera ist mit dabei, und auch Phil Collins. Altbekannte deutsche Interpreten, wie Die Toten Hosen oder Stefan Raab, zusammen mit dem trinkfreudigen Altkanzler. Aber die Zwischentöne, die Songs, die Andreas und Jenni diesmal zum Anspielen bringen, sind hier besonders interessant. Absolute Tanzfloor-Raketen, teilweise vergessene Discoschweifer! Der Begriff „Groovy“ fällt in dieser Ausgabe sicher nicht nur einmal. Neu mit dabei sind zwei ehemalige Daily-Soap-Gesichter, die nochmal ganz genau unter die Lupe genommen werden. Team „Marienhof“ und Team „Gute Zeiten Schlechte Zeiten“ kommen dabei voll auf ihre Kosten. Und falls Euch die letzten Ausgaben zu harmonisch waren, sei hier schon mal verraten: Das ändert sich in dieser Folge. Bei einem Song klafft es doch ganz schön auseinander bei Andreas und Jenni, die immer wortkarger wird. Am Ende haben sich alle wieder lieb und das einzige, was unter der aktuellen Folge leidet, ist Andreas‘ Browserverlauf. Welchen Funfact er welchem Promiportal entnommen hat und bei welchem Song Jenni heute noch das Herz aus der Brust springt, hört ihr in (…)Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten. kostenlos-hosten.de ist ein Produkt der Podcastbude. Gern unterstützen wir dich bei deiner Podcast-Produktion.
Australian singer/songwriter Rachel Koster, fighting against social anxiety and a passion for her craft she shares her years of experience in the industry and how she feels the full circle of hearing a song on the radio to sitting in the room with those same artist and writing she explains her incredible journey and experiences. A keen collaborator, she has penned numbers with/for musicians including Chris Haigh, Steve Romig, Stuart Fraser (Noiseworks), Gary Pinto (CDB), Luke Austen, Kylie Moss, Tarni, Kelly Budgen, Moodie, rapper RVL8, Nashville's Karin Papperelli, Stephen Cummings, Limmel, blues artist Lil'Fi and more. Grabbing the plentiful attention of industry peers over recent years, some of this country's best have considered Rachel's work including Vanessa Amorosi, and Vika & Linda among others. Creating is where she sits best. From 2008 to today Rachel has been consistently penning material with regular co-writer Stuart Fraser (Noiseworks) and over that time has also undertaken recording collaborations with Bruce Haymes (Professor Ratbaggy), The Leigh Brothers (Pseudo Echo), Sony writer Barbara Griffin and pop/EDM producer Bastian (Ministry of Sound). She loves writing for other acts and seeing the songs take on new life. Connect with Rachel: Website SoundCloud Instagram Twitter Facebook
The FBI has reportedly raided Donald Trump's Palm Beach estate, tributes continue to flow for Olivia Newton-John who passed away this morning after a long battle with cancer, ex-Port Adelaide AFL player Kane Cornes has blasted club chairman David Koch after he appeared to say no one's job is safe after a horror 2022 season, Rita Ora and Taika Waititi have reportedly tied the knot , Aussie singer Vanessa Amorosi was forced to stop a live interview on Sunrise after becoming overwhelmed with emotion.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Leah Howard has worked extensively across the entertainment industry both as an actor and creative artist. She is a unique triple threat performer and a versatile director and choreographer. Theatre performance credits include: Rosie in Mamma Mia,Chief Berry in Nice Work If You Can Get It, Disney's Aladdin, Aretha Thomas in Legends! starring Hayley Mills and Juliet Mills, Mrs Corry in Mary Poppins, Avenue Q, Hair the Musical, Fame the Musical, Dein Perry's Steel City (Australia and Radio City Music Hall NYC), UK tour of Tap Dogs Rebooted and Tap Dogs USA. Leah recently appeared in the new ABC drama series Wakefield and has choreographed Australia's first live streamed musical Who's Your Baghdaddy, or How I Started the Iraq War during the Covid-19 restrictions on live theatre. Currently Leah is The Australian Associate Director of Alanis Morissette's Jagged Little Pill. Leah was the Resident Director for the Australian tour of School of Rock and was the Resident Director/Choreographer for The Rocky Horror Show. She toured to Korea as the Resident Director for the UK Production of Avenue Q and worked creatively for; Rocky Horror Live (UK) Other creative credits include: Bridges of Madison County, Xanadu The Musical, Australia's Got Talent, Sydney Mardi Gras. Leah has choreographed for Hi-5, A Gurls Wurld, Blue Water High, and So You Think You Can Dance Australia and worked with artists including Wafia, G Flip, Baker Boy, Macy Gray, Olivia Newton John, Cyndi Lauper, Peking Duck, Sam Sparro. Danced alongside and behind Kylie Minogue, Vanessa Amorosi, Deborah Cox, Meatloaf Music videos: Sloane Peterson, Olympia, The Vines, Rogue Traders,Young Divas and Natalie Bassingthwaighte. Leah was the guest vocalist with KD Lang and Jimmy Somerville for the Sydney 2002 Gay Games and performed in the 2000 Olympics ceremonies. She was the face of Disney Juniors theme song, singing Heads, Shoulders, Ears and Bows and the Host of Disney Channel's My High School Musical. Leah appears in the feature film Happy Feet. Leah is a sought after choreographer across all mediums and has been a massive part of Tik Toks Mardi Gras Campaign for the last two years. The STAGES podcast is available to access and subscribe from Whooshkaa, Spotify and Apple podcasts. Or from wherever you access your favourite podcasts. A conversation with creatives about craft and career. Recipient of Best New Podcast at 2019 Australian Podcast Awards. Follow socials on instagram (stagespodcast) and facebook (Stages). www.stagespodcast.com.au
Includes a new collaboration by Soft Cell with the Pet Shop Boys, Vanessa Amorosi, Isak Danielson, Purple Disco Machine, Joss Stone and more. The post #845 (March 27th, 2022) – Hour 1: appeared first on Caffé Latté.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Following the fabulous introduction into 2000s Aussie pop divas Vanessa Amorosi and Nikki Webster's careers, this second part of our special celebrates ARIA Award-winning duo Sister2Sister, the talented singer-songwriter Leah Haywood, and vocal powerhouse Joanne. Sister2Sister, made up of sisters Christine and Sharon Muscat, made a splash in Australia and the UK with their hits 'Sister' and 'What's A Girl To Do' in the early 2000s. They weren't just a pair of incredible vocalists but also super engaging live performers who can slay a Y2K popstar choreography! The sisters' success saw them score an ARIA Award and support Britney Spears and 5ive on tour outside Australia, and feature on the Bring It On soundtrack. In the past decade or so, Aussie hit songwriter and producer Leah Haywood has been working behind the scenes in LA on some of our fave bops via Selena Gomez, BLACKPINK, Justin Bieber, Demi Lovato and more but we're taking it all the way back to her 2000s popstar debut "Leah", which spawned inescapable bops like 'We Think It's Love', 'Takin' Back What's Mine' and 'Summer of Love'. With Leah now thankfully back in the spotlight as an artist after two decades, releasing top-tier material under the pseudonym Haywood, it feels right to go back to her 2000s efforts and celebrate her journey. The final artist on our two-part 2000s Aussie Pop special is Joanne, a real vocal powerhouse and long-lost Young Diva member, in our humble opinion. Big soul diva vocals with camp, Y2K disco-pop production and dance bangers - everything about Joanne's discography is a maximalist 'girls night out' experience packed with sass and handbags-on-the-floor moments, from the signature late 90s banger 'Jackie' through to 'So Damn Fine', 'I Don't Know' and 'Busted'. Follow Right Back At Ya! https://www.instagram.com/rightbackpod/ https://twitter.com/rightbackpod https://www.facebook.com/rightbackpod Check out our Spotify playlists https://open.spotify.com/user/1c3ks5jdh2x4j7jdg1o0aglwg Follow Joel https://www.instagram.com/dr_joelb/ https://twitter.com/DR_JoelB Follow David https://www.instagram.com/lovelimmy/ https://twitter.com/lovelimmy Email us rightbackpod@gmail.com
Vanessa Joy Amorosi (born 8 August 1981) is an Australian singer-songwriter and recording artist. Her combined album and single sales have reached over two million worldwide. She is known for her wide belting range (being able to reach a C#6 with ease) and her ability to vocally cover various genres of music including pop, rock, blues, jazz and gospel. Amorosi started performing in shopping centres and local council concerts under the supervision of her family. She also performed on Young Talent Time. Amorosi rose to fame in 1999 with the release of her debut single, "Have a Look", which reached gold status in Australia. The following year, she achieved international success with her debut studio album, The Power. She performed at both the 2000 Olympic Games opening ceremony and its accompanying closing ceremony in Sydney. Her performance of "Heroes Live Forever" at the opening ceremony gained international acclaim and recognition due to the enormous live vocal range. To date Amorosi has received a total of 16 ARIA and APRA nominations. She has won an APRA award with "Shine", a VIVA Comet Award for "Best International Newcomer and an ARIA No.1 Chart Award with "This Is Who I Am".
Your favourite pop explorers Joel and David are heading Down Under for this special two-part episode celebrating some unforgettable Australian pop icons from the late 90s and early 2000s. This episode is all about the vocal powerhouse diva Vanessa Amorossi and teen-pop sensation Nikki Webster. Both were absolutely essential to Australian popular culture of the decade and their vibrant pop bops are still adored by millions of millennials to this very day. Best known for her international dance hit 'Absolutely Everybody', Vanessa Amorosi is unquestionably one of Australia's greatest vocalists of her generation. Joel and David get into her multi platinum-selling debut album "The Power", which also includes hits like 'Shine', 'The Power' and 'Every Time I Close My Eyes'. They also look into Vanessa's more European-facing highlights like 'One Thing Leads to Another' and the French "Ab Fab" theme 'Champagne, Champagne', before toasting to her monumental comeback in 2008 with 'Perfect' and 2009's banger 'This Is Who I Am'. By his own admission, Nikki Webster has the pop career Joel has always wanted. Straight after her unforgettable role in the 2000 Sydney Olympics Opening and Closing ceremonies, 13-year old Nikki signed a major label deal and turned her newfound profile into a successful pop career that also spawned a clothing line and her own businesses. The savvy dancer and musical theatre star will forever be immortalised for her breakthrough smash 'Strawberry Kisses' but Joel and David are not stopping there. Cue gems like 'Depend on Me', 'The Best Days', 'Something More Beautiful' and the Delta Goodrem-penned 'Let's Dance'! If you're not familiar with these Aussie ladies of pop, we hope you enjoy this introduction and if you do, we hope this nostalgic trip brings you joy. Stay tuned for Part 2 dropping in a few days, where we get into Sister 2 Sister, Leah Haywood and Joanne! Follow Right Back At Ya! https://www.instagram.com/rightbackpod/ https://twitter.com/rightbackpod https://www.facebook.com/rightbackpod Check out our Spotify playlists https://open.spotify.com/user/1c3ks5jdh2x4j7jdg1o0aglwg Follow Joel https://www.instagram.com/dr_joelb/ https://twitter.com/DR_JoelB Follow David https://www.instagram.com/lovelimmy/ https://twitter.com/lovelimmy Email us rightbackpod@gmail.com
Bang for your buck in this episode. Vanessa Amorosi talks about making her new album, living in LA and harmonising with her vacuum cleaner. Cheap Trick's Tom Petersson pops in ahead of the Under the Southern Stars tour kicking off plus tour promoter Andrew McManus. Introducing a new segment - I LOVE THAT SONG. First up the G. Wayne Thomas classic 'Open up your Heart' and what a story he tells. All thanks to Murcotts Driving Excellence - advanced driving, defensive driving, safer driving. Call them and make a change for the better 1300 555 576 murcotts.edu.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The best bits from Mark and Caroline for Breakfast on 92.7 MIX FM
Gavin has a birthday. Then he and Simon chat about Hoodoo Gurus frontman Dave Faulkner, and Vanessa Amorosi. They are then joined by Barry Smith of the Town Criers for a wonderful chat about his career See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
For Episode 20 we countdown our listeners top 10 songs of 2000, plus we picks classics from Powderfinger and Bardot.Songs are memories, music is therapy. Join us for, "You, Me, the 80s and 90s" podcast with Wayne and Emma.
In our opinion Mark (Touch Down) Holden ruined what could have been the anthem for killing yourself for generations to come. We are joined by comedian Greta Lee Jackson! Check out Greta Instagram listen to her in the mornings on ABC radio! Subscribe to us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Google Podcasts, Deezer, Podchaser, iHeartRadio, TuneIn, Podcast Addict, Stitcher, Vurbl or wherever you get your podcasts.If you enjoy our podcast and can afford to shoot some shrapnel our way we would be absolutely bloody stoked about it! You can sign up for as little as $2 a month and receive bonus episodes, extra content and even be a guest on the podcast if you're keen! Jump on our Patreon page now and sign up! Please tell your mates about the podcast and jump on Apple Podcasts/iTunes and give us a 5-star review!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/1001songsthatmakeyouwanttodie)
So sorry, they've both gone insane. Do we or do we not stan Konrad??? In this economy????? HELP US? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
It's Olly's birthday! Who remembered? And who forgot? Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | Hit App See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This week, Douze News takes a look at Duncan Laurence's debut on the Billboard Hot 100, another angry lunatic threatens a 2021 contestant over their lyrics, and we reckon Switzerland has stolen Vanessa Amorosi's smashed Uber.Check it out!
We're hitting the club this week! The "clerb" to be specific. After an unintentional 2 week hiatus, we talk about our past lives in nightlife: our first nights out, strip clubs, gay bars, $50 taxis home, and a confession about Zane's gag reflex. Also on this week's episode: - “My dream car is the Birdo car from Double Dash.” - “I wanted to talk about Vanessa Amorosi but I don't remember why” - “I'm masc on my Dad's side.” - “Feudal Japan-core” - “Just gotta swipe the fupa card”
More tracks released in 2020 by some of the 00s artists we've covered so far! On this episode: Kylie Minogue, Melanie C, Baha Men, Blink-182, Faithless, Gorillaz, Moby and Vanessa Amorosi! If you enjoyed this and you'd like us to check out new music in 2021 from TNN artists, please let us know! CONTACT US: Facebook/Twitter/Instagram @TNNPod, Email Hello@TNNPod.co.uk
In one of our most enjoyable interviews to date, we're joined by drag artist, entertainer and producer, Art Simone, who also happens to be the current reigning Queen of Australia and Drag Performer of the Year two years running. We apologise in advance for all the laughing, we couldn't help ourselves. What greeted us as we jumped on a Zoom call was not only a wall of mannequin heads wearing wigs, but one of the most glamourous queens we've ever interviewed, and boy did she make us laugh! Art Simone chats to us about confidence-building, how she discovered drag as a teenager, the exciting projects she's got coming up, and why Vanessa Amorosi's jam "Absolutely Everybody" is her favourite song to perform to. Oh, and we also find out that she uses skincare from The Ordinary and asap. You can watch Art Simone on Highway to Heel streaming now on Wow presents plus, or find her on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/rtist_/ Support the show: https://www.adorebeauty.com.au/beautyiq See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode the Unflopped crew discuss Fidel Castro, the Olympics, and Doop. Stuart and Sean each pitch a flop single that they think deserved to be a pop music hit and Judge Joe gives his verdict. This week’s songs are ‘Hotel Nacional’ by Gloria Estefan and ‘This Is Who I Am’ by Vanessa Amorosi. This episode was edited by Ben Goodstein.
Kat Ayala joins us to talk about her diverse and flourishing career. Kat tells us about melding big rock tones and intricate ambience in Forces & Fury - her rad project with Astrid Holtz - gigs with Vanessa Amorosi, Hayley Mary, Royale with Cheese and many more touring acts. Kat has great stories about landing high profile gigs, how Diesel introduced her to Yamaha, in turn leading to a Vox artist endorsement and opening for Daryl Braithwaite in her pop-punk band - and what that led to. She is a gear nut - embracing both modellers and stompboxes, bending signal flow to her will and playing guitars that span the gamut from classic design to cutting edge modernity. Above all this, Kat is a humble community builder and its no surprise she is in such demand as a musician. Episode #146 Links Kat Ayala Instagram Forces and Fury Guitar Speak Podcast Links PayPal Tip Jar Visit us at guitarspeakpodcast.com Subscribe and find previous episodes at: Apple Podcasts Spotify Stitcher Follow us on Facebook & Instagram Buy a T-Shirt! Contact us at guitarspeakpodcast@gmail.com
Sam Gaskin is a very bright light in this world. Within the first 2 minutes of this episode we were laughing and then in true style, we went deep into the areas of performing, speaking up, using your true voice & spirituality. In this episode we speak about: Sam's experiences in the performing arts industry as a queer person of colourHow to navigate the ego when it comes to performing Sam's relationship with his voice as a singer & songwriterHow to use your real and authentic voice as an activist & artist How to connect in with the creative life force & guidance from ancestry How to let go of conditioning around god and prayerSam's upcoming new show and the creative process behind itAbout SamSamuel Gaskin is a commercial dancer and successful singer/songwriter.Hailing from African, New Zealand and European roots, Sam has always been one to stand out in a crowd. Embarking on a career as a commercial dancer at the age of 19 saw him feature in numerous video clips and awards shows such as the ARIAS, Nickelodeon Kid's Choice Awards and TV Week Logies. His television and film credits include Orange, Neighbours, Angry Boys, Fit for Fashion & most recently “All together now the 100” forchannel 7 as judge. He has also appeared in various commercials and worked withthe likes of Guy Sebastian, Jessica Mauboy, Ricki-Lee Coulter, Vanessa Amorosi and Marcia Hines. Sam is passionate about uplifting and inspiring the next generation of performers and facilitates Master classes & workshops for Ausdance & Chunky Move he also helped roll out the “Diversity in Theatre” program for the VCA & Melbourne University. He is proudto sit on the National Performers committee for MEAA as the Victorian Vice President and also works as a speaker for beyondblue sharing his journey with mental health and well being.Find out more:www.samuelgaskin.netBook Tickets to Samuel's Upcoming Fringe Show "Reckoning": www.reckoningsounds.comFollow Sam on: Instagram & FacebookTo listen to more episodes & subscribe, rate & review The Creative Zone Podcast, click hereSupport the show
The boys are back down under to dissect all the goings on from Eurovision: Australia Decides national selection. After the Aussie cherry, Electric Fields' "2000 and Whatever", finished 2nd in last years' Second Cherry Song Contest, what has piqued the interest of the team and been selected for 2020? Live Performances of Selected Songs: Montaigne with "Don't Break Me"Jaguar Jonze with “Rabbit Hole”Jack Vidgen with "I Am King I Am Queen"Vanessa Amorosi with "Lessons of Love"Casey Donovan with "Proud"Diana Rouvas with "Can We Make Heaven" Other Links: Matt & Monty's Good Thing of The Week That is Good: AussievisionMatt's interview with Dami Im back in MaySecond Cherry on TwitterSecond Cherry on InstagramSecond Cherry on Facebook Email us: hello@secondcherry.vision
The boys are back down under to dissect all the goings on from Eurovision: Australia Decides national selection. After the Aussie cherry, Electric Fields' "2000 and Whatever", finished 2nd in last years' Second Cherry Song Contest, what has piqued the interest of the team and been selected for 2020? Live Performances of Selected Songs: Montaigne with "Don't Break Me"Jaguar Jonze with “Rabbit Hole”Jack Vidgen with "I Am King I Am Queen"Vanessa Amorosi with "Lessons of Love"Casey Donovan with "Proud"Diana Rouvas with "Can We Make Heaven" Other Links: Matt & Monty's Good Thing of The Week That is Good: AussievisionMatt's interview with Dami Im back in MaySecond Cherry on TwitterSecond Cherry on InstagramSecond Cherry on Facebook Email us: hello@secondcherry.vision
The queens head to OZ to chat with legendary multi-million selling Australian recording artist Vanessa Amorosi who talks about her new album, creating music during quarantine, her early introduction to drag and how it feels to have her music played at pride events worldwide. Candy and Kiki also chat to Australian drag legend Karen From Finance who talks about the origins of her name, Trixie and Katya, touring the world and how we can all celebrate pride at home.The queens also discuss Home & Away, ANTM and their recent fueds with Dannii Minogue and Miriam O Callaghan.
Vanessa and JMO catch-up about being in ISO, how she's keeping fit, new music, wanting to bring her son up in Australia, how her music still resonates over the years.....and life in LA during COVID and BLM See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
About This Episode: Luna Akire is a singer/songwriter daughter of two artists drummer and fashion designer and has always lived surrounded by art. After years of concerts, she had partially set aside music to devote herself to her family and her work in the field of fashion. In her life, the calling of music and creation has always been strong and she has reached a point where she could no longer resist and she started writing for other singers, including Vanessa Amorosi. Precisely from that process of rebirth it came natural to believe more in herself as an artist and not only as an author. And here she is, ready to go out on the front line. Find out more about Luna at:Warriors - Luna Akire Luna's Facebook Luna Akire - Eroi Luna's youtube channel See the Show Notes: www.jeremyryanslate.com/725 Sponsors: Gusto: This episode is sponsored by Gusto. Run your payroll the easy way, the same way we do at Command Your Brand. You'll get a. $100 Amazon Gift Card just for running your first payroll! www.jeremyryanslate.com/gusto Audible: Get a free 30 day free trial and 1 free audiobook from thousands of available books. Right now I'm reading "The Science of Getting Rich,"by Wallace D. Wattles, about building real wealth. www.jeremyryanslate.com/book
About This Episode: Luna Akire is a singer/songwriter daughter of two artists drummer and fashion designer and has always lived surrounded by art. After years of concerts, she had partially set aside music to devote herself to her family and her work in the field of fashion. In her life, the calling of music and creation has always been strong and she has reached a point where she could no longer resist and she started writing for other singers, including Vanessa Amorosi. Precisely from that process of rebirth it came natural to believe more in herself as an artist and not only as an author. And here she is, ready to go out on the front line. Find out more about Luna at:Warriors - Luna Akire Luna's Facebook Luna Akire - Eroi Luna's youtube channel See the Show Notes: www.jeremyryanslate.com/725 Sponsors: Gusto: This episode is sponsored by Gusto. Run your payroll the easy way, the same way we do at Command Your Brand. You'll get a. $100 Amazon Gift Card just for running your first payroll! www.jeremyryanslate.com/gusto Audible: Get a free 30 day free trial and 1 free audiobook from thousands of available books. Right now I'm reading "The Science of Getting Rich,"by Wallace D. Wattles, about building real wealth. www.jeremyryanslate.com/book
Happy vibes to everyone. It was never in the plan, but somehow the last bit of this chat is dedicated to Mark Holden. Certainly it was Chris' time to get the sillies this week, and he meant no offence to any members of Blink 182, The Used, S Club 7, Josh Homme, Vanessa Amorosi or The Mamas & The Papas. 2 of them weren't mentioned in this episode. Birth Taxes Metallica Death.
Vanessa Amerossi chats with Mitch Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Vanessa Amorosi drops by to talk about Eurovision, Grant Denyer is also in the studio talking all things 'Dancing with the Stars', and Amanda takes us to the Blub Zone as her son Liam is off to Uni.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In our preview series before 'Eurovision - Australia Decides', we review Vanessa Amorosi and her entry 'Lessons of Love before the big show including our ranking plus views and placings from the whole Aussievision team.
'Not My Cup of Tea' reunion - part 1 (23:37) The bit between Christmas & NYE (08:09) Vanessa Amorosi talks 'unhealthy love' & Eurovision (12:30) Mitch's special delivery from Bogan Gate (24:34) Coughing Fit Chicken - Santa calls in sick on Christmas Eve (29:27) Our "Secret Segment" ADDebrief (43:20)
'Not My Cup of Tea' reunion - part 1 (23:37) The bit between Christmas & NYE (08:09) Vanessa Amorosi talks 'unhealthy love' & Eurovision (12:30) Mitch's special delivery from Bogan Gate (24:34) Coughing Fit Chicken - Santa calls in sick on Christmas Eve (29:27) Our "Secret Segment" ADDebrief (43:20)
In this week's Cabaret Room we feature Australian music from Boy From Oz, Miss Saigon, Evita, Moulin Rouge, Westside Story, Beetlejuice, and Muriel's Wedding including music also from Vanessa Amorosi... LEARN MORE The post Cabaret Room music: Boy From Oz, Miss Saigon, Evita and more… appeared first on The Cabaret Room.
Join Justin & Bryonie as they celebrate the r&b princesses of the early 2000s. Hear music from Ashanti, Ciara, Cassie, Mya, Britney Spears, Xtina, Alicia Keys, Vanessa Amorosi + a bit of pop (most likely […] http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_archives/p/joy.org.au/losecontrol/wp-content/uploads/sites/327/2019/10/LoseControl_04102019.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 1:46:11 — 97.2MB) Subscribe or Follow Us: Android | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS The post Lose Control with…2000’s R&b princesses appeared first on Lose Control.
This week I have the pleasure of sitting down with a good friend and mentor of mine Ralph Carr. Ralphy is an international business superstar who has worked with some of the biggest names in entertainment and sport. These artists include Tina Arena, Vanessa Amorosi, Richard Wilkins, Kate Ceberano, Mark Vincent, Dean Ray, Cosentino, Paris Wells, Jon Stevens, Sally Cooper, Bonnie Anderson, Rick Price, Pseudo Echo, Deborah Conway and footballing royalty Dustin Martin. Today Ralphy shares his story, which includes his upbringing, lessons he has learnt along the way from his parents, mentors and years of business working with the biggest names across the globe. The life values and principles that Ralphy shares today will hit home with listeners of all ages, as they can be applied to bring, love, success and happiness to all areas of your life. There is a reason that Ralphy is such a successful person, and he shares that all with us today. After today's chat if you would like to reach out and let Ralphy know how much you loved the episode you can do so on the links below: Website - http://www.ralphcarr.com/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/carr.ralph LinkedIn - https://au.linkedin.com › ralphcarr
Chrissie nearly kills Sam with a 'headline' about Margot Robbie; Vanessa Amorosi sang us out; Andy King told Deano how he'd save Easter; we spoke to Dr James Haberfield's Dad; we played Dead or Alive; and Browny read from his big red book! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Will and Woody driving you homeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
#MorningShow989 this week welcomes two Australian female vocal powerhouses; Tania Doko from Bachelor Girl and…
Stav, Abby & Matt Catch Up - hit105 Brisbane - Stav Davidson, Abby Coleman & Matty Acton
Stav, Abby and Matt spoke to Vanessa Amorosi, discussed Israel Folau's Rugby Australia Code of Conduct hearing and asked if anyone has ever got away with throwing a house party when they were younger. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Vanessa Amorosi joins the gang for a chat about her new album! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:Ash nearly ruined his uncles funeral by dropping the coffin…. – Vanessa Amorosi joins the gang for a chat and live performance – Nosher Dogsberg is back for the Bitch in Paradise #mustsee – The famous Brisbane Finger statue is missing and we need to find out where it is See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Get Up with Heather, Dan and Ben - hit90.9 Sea FM Gold Coast
Today on the show: Are you someone who puts things out to the universe…does it work? GC Suns player Jarrod Witts gets put through his paces! Its that time of the week again where we throw each other under the bus for some free donuts! We get to know the lovely lady at the centre of our dating experiment! Barry Du Bois from The Living Room has a heartwarming chat! Emily Seebohm chats about a very important issue! Bella has the latest on new music by The Veronicas, Vanessa Amorosi and Johnny Ruffo!
2013 has given Australian music icon, Russell Morris, an unexpected hit record some 44 years after his first national number one smash with pop-psychedelic smash, The Real Thing. I produced this music feature with Russell in 2014, although I first met him in about 1992 when I interviewed him in Hobart. He's smart, funny, brilliant and has always been just bloody fabulous and generous to me. Except for that time he rang my show to wish me a happy birthday and I thought he was JPY! Sorry, Russell! xxAustralian music industry icon Russell Morris joined Carol Duncan's program while doing a series of performances in Newcastle and surrounds. (Carol Duncan:Carol Duncan)"This album (Sharkmouth) was done out of a labour of love because I like roots and blues music and I'd always wanted to do a roots and blues album.""I chose Australian history because I've always loved any type of history. You'd think the two kisses of death for a gold album would be blues and Australian history, so it wasn't done with the intention, it was just done as a labour of love which has proved to be really enlightening.""Producer Mitch Cairns' foresight was out of desperation of staying alive. At that stage, Brian Cadd who I was working with, had decided that he was going overseas and he dropped the bomb on us that he might not be coming back.""At that stage Jim Keays was very sick and Mitch said, "You've gotta do something or we won't have any work!" And I said, "Well, I've got the blues album," and he said, "Well, FINISH IT!""It is a great thing (the success of Sharkmouth) and I have to thank particularly the ABC because they ABC embraced it from day one and just went 'bang', but the commercial stations just didn't want to know. The ABC just broke it right across the country.""If anyone was going to have a gold record this year you'd have put me at the bottom of the list.""I think what happens with a lot of my peers, a lot of people will see a new record and whether it's from Joe Camilleri, Daryl Braithwaite - they pre-judge it and don't listen to it.""I remember when we first started in Melbourne, Ian Meldrum said to me, "We'll go and see Stan Rofe at 3AW." Stan Rofe was a big star to me, he was on air and I'd heard him on the radio station and I said, "Well how are we going to do that?" and he said, "We'll just go up to the radio station!""So we went up to the radio station and walked in and Stan came down and had a cup of tea with us. Ian said, "We've got this, what do you think?" and Stan said, 'Love it, I'll play it.'And that's what it was like.""Well, Mitch and I spoke about it (initial expectations of Sharkmouth) and I said if we're lucky we might sell 5,000 copies, if we can get an independent release.""We'd have sold them at gigs to try and get our money back and if we had a small deal with a company and sold 5,000 or 8,000 we'd have made the money back." Gold status is in 2013 is 35,000 and Sharkmouth is now creeping up towards platinum - it's around 60,000 now and platinum is 70,000.""When I did the unplugged album with Liberation it sold around 8,000 so it's been a great experience for both of us.""We signed to an independent record company and they took it and then rang me up, the first time it went in to the charts at about number 89, then it jumped to 49 and I was over the moon. I rang Mitch and we celebrated, and then the next week it jumped 20 places again and it just kept going right up into the top 10."Russell has continued a great tradition started by The Beatles of being turned down by every record company in the country and then having a success."I tell you what is ironic, The Real Thing was turned down as well. EMI hated it, they thought it was the biggest load of rubbish they'd ever heard.""EMI didn't want to release it, they were only going to release it in Melbourne to try and make their money back because I had a following in Melbourne, so Ian Meldrum and I got in a car and drove to Sydney to go and see all the (radio) program managers because at that stage you could knock on the door of these commercial stations before they became corporate and say, "Can I speak to the program manager," "Here's the song, what do you think, our record company think it's a load of rubbish, would you play it?" 'Of course we'll play it, will you sign that?'"So we signed a petition that came out to really stick it to the record company. Radio and record companies at that stage weren't getting along very well. It was just prior to the record ban where radio wanted to stop paying royalties to radio for playing songs on the air."Russell Morris is thought of as having lots of pop hits and a pure voice but he dabbled in blues back in the 1970s when he used musicians from Chain on one of his albums."They were my favourite band. I always use Barry Harvey and Barry Sullivan always, on everything, and I'd always used Phil Manning, so strangely enough it's actually Phil Manning playing all those licks in 'Sweet, Sweet Love' and you'd think, 'Who's this syrupy guitar player?' and it's Phil Manning!""It's (blues) where I wanted to head but I was painted into a corner once I had a pop hit and the record company saying, 'You've got to produce another hit!' and it became a factory after a while. You get caught in it.""I actually wished Chain had been my band because it would have taken me on a whole other direction. I don't think Ian, Molly, would have been too happy although at that stage we'd sort of split.""He's still my best mate but we'd had a couple of professional disagreements. He saw me as Australia's Davey Jones from The Monkees or some such thing and I wanted to go in a different direction completely as a singer/songwriter so we differed on the way we were going and the record company was pressuring for another single, but I really would have loved to be with a band like Chain.""But your fate is your fate. Whatever happens, those doors open and close for a reason and maybe if I'd started it earlier then it wouldn't have worked.""I was happy doing The Real Thing, I quite liked psychedelia. I didn't like pop a lot but I remember Ian (Molly Meldrum) had done a number of songs with me and we'd done 'Only A Matter of Time' which I absolutely loathe, it was on the back of The Real Thing, and a couple of pop songs and I said to Ian, 'This is rubbish, we're not going in the direction I want to go,' I said, 'I'm not John Farnham, I'm not Ronnie Burns and I'm not Normie Rowe. I want to do something that they wouldn't even contemplate thinking about doing. I want to go in that direction. Let's go psychedelia, let's go into something more band oriented than a pop single.'"Ian, to his credit, agreed and said, 'You're right, they're not different enough."Russell Morris actually had a whole album ready to go at one stage and decided it wasn't good enough and he wanted to re-record the whole thing."EMI had gotten a record producer and he'd gotten a head of steam up and away he went. I tend to go along with things and say to people, 'I don't know if this is the right thing ...' and they don't listen, they don't listen ... and all of a sudden they go, 'You know what? Scrap it.' And that's what happened. He went ahead and put strings and brass on everything and it just drove me insane. I said to him, 'I'm not releasing it."Russell Morris on recording The Real Thing."We used 8-track recording for The Real Thing. There was only two tracks for the effects, one for the vocals, everything just kinda got bounced down, I don't think we even slaved another machine to worry about generations. I think we did slave another machine for the effects.""I cannot take any credit for it. Ian Meldrum was the total architect, it was his concept from start to finish.""A lot of it was trial and error, experimentation, but giving Molly his dues he doesn't know what he wants in the studio but when he stumbles across it he knows instinctively that it's right. Everyone else will be nodding off at 3am and he'll have had some poor bloody guitar player out there playing the part over and over, 'No! Try it this way! Try something else! Make it sound like stars!' And that's what happens."In December 2011, Ian 'Molly' Meldrum had a serious fall while at home which for a while it seemed he wouldn't survive."He wasn't putting up Christmas lights. I was with him that day and I think that was a story that got fed around.""I was there that day, the reason he fell is because of him. We were doing a song for Jerry Ryan who was doing The Green Edge, the cycling team, and I was doing a duet with Vanessa Amorosi.""Ian had the master tapes and he said, 'Can you take these down to Sing Sing as you're going home?" So I left. "He was about to head to Thailand and he probably thought he'd catch some extra rays of sun. He's got a latter cemented into the side of his wall which goes up to a sun deck. He was climbing up there with his mobile phone, his cigarettes and trying to juggle those and lost his balance and fell.""He would have died except his gardener, Joe, happened to be there. It was real touch and go as to whether he was going to survive but he's great now.""It was funny. They (the hospital) said, 'Ian wants to see you in hospital. You cannot talk to him about mobile phones. If he asks for your mobile phone you cannot give it to him. If he asks for drinks you can't go and get him one. Do not talk to him about getting out of hospital.""It was horrifying. I thought I was going to get in there and expected to see Ian sitting in a wheelchair and drinking soup through a straw, but I got in there and there he is sitting with his baseball cap on and his tracksuit reading the paper!""I said, 'Ian, I expected you to be sitting here dribbling, everyone's given me such a hard time!' And he said, 'Oh they're all such pains in the ....' "And they'd said to me, 'You cannot stay any longer than 20 minutes and if he shows any aggravation you have to leave immediately.""My 20 minutes came up and I said I'd better go but he said, 'Don't be ridiculous!" "I ended up staying for two hours.""I was also off to Thailand and flew out the next day. I got to Thailand and I got an email from Amanda Pelman who is Brian Cadd's partner who's great friend of Ian's, and it says, 'What have you done? Where is Ian? You were the last person to see him and now he's disappeared?""After I left, Ian started to figure out how to get out of there because you can't get out of the ward without a special card and the nurses won't let you out.""He conjured this story and told told them, 'I've decided to do physio' which he'd been refusing to do, and they said, 'Oh that's great Ian, when do you want to start, Monday?""He said, 'I want to start now, if you want me to do physio I want to go over and have a look and do it now.'" So they took him.""They got a nurse to take him over and took him down the street and as they got to the street he turned one way and just kept walking.""They couldn't find him!"
2013 has given Australian music icon, Russell Morris, an unexpected hit record some 44 years after his first national number one smash with pop-psychedelic smash, The Real Thing. I produced this music feature with Russell in 2014, although I first met him in about 1992 when I interviewed him in Hobart. He's smart, funny, brilliant and has always been just bloody fabulous and generous to me. Except for that time he rang my show to wish me a happy birthday and I thought he was JPY! Sorry, Russell! xxAustralian music industry icon Russell Morris joined Carol Duncan's program while doing a series of performances in Newcastle and surrounds. (Carol Duncan:Carol Duncan)"This album (Sharkmouth) was done out of a labour of love because I like roots and blues music and I'd always wanted to do a roots and blues album.""I chose Australian history because I've always loved any type of history. You'd think the two kisses of death for a gold album would be blues and Australian history, so it wasn't done with the intention, it was just done as a labour of love which has proved to be really enlightening.""Producer Mitch Cairns' foresight was out of desperation of staying alive. At that stage, Brian Cadd who I was working with, had decided that he was going overseas and he dropped the bomb on us that he might not be coming back.""At that stage Jim Keays was very sick and Mitch said, "You've gotta do something or we won't have any work!" And I said, "Well, I've got the blues album," and he said, "Well, FINISH IT!""It is a great thing (the success of Sharkmouth) and I have to thank particularly the ABC because they ABC embraced it from day one and just went 'bang', but the commercial stations just didn't want to know. The ABC just broke it right across the country.""If anyone was going to have a gold record this year you'd have put me at the bottom of the list.""I think what happens with a lot of my peers, a lot of people will see a new record and whether it's from Joe Camilleri, Daryl Braithwaite - they pre-judge it and don't listen to it.""I remember when we first started in Melbourne, Ian Meldrum said to me, "We'll go and see Stan Rofe at 3AW." Stan Rofe was a big star to me, he was on air and I'd heard him on the radio station and I said, "Well how are we going to do that?" and he said, "We'll just go up to the radio station!""So we went up to the radio station and walked in and Stan came down and had a cup of tea with us. Ian said, "We've got this, what do you think?" and Stan said, 'Love it, I'll play it.'And that's what it was like.""Well, Mitch and I spoke about it (initial expectations of Sharkmouth) and I said if we're lucky we might sell 5,000 copies, if we can get an independent release.""We'd have sold them at gigs to try and get our money back and if we had a small deal with a company and sold 5,000 or 8,000 we'd have made the money back." Gold status is in 2013 is 35,000 and Sharkmouth is now creeping up towards platinum - it's around 60,000 now and platinum is 70,000.""When I did the unplugged album with Liberation it sold around 8,000 so it's been a great experience for both of us.""We signed to an independent record company and they took it and then rang me up, the first time it went in to the charts at about number 89, then it jumped to 49 and I was over the moon. I rang Mitch and we celebrated, and then the next week it jumped 20 places again and it just kept going right up into the top 10."Russell has continued a great tradition started by The Beatles of being turned down by every record company in the country and then having a success."I tell you what is ironic, The Real Thing was turned down as well. EMI hated it, they thought it was the biggest load of rubbish they'd ever heard.""EMI didn't want to release it, they were only going to release it in Melbourne to try and make their money back because I had a following in Melbourne, so Ian Meldrum and I got in a car and drove to Sydney to go and see all the (radio) program managers because at that stage you could knock on the door of these commercial stations before they became corporate and say, "Can I speak to the program manager," "Here's the song, what do you think, our record company think it's a load of rubbish, would you play it?" 'Of course we'll play it, will you sign that?'"So we signed a petition that came out to really stick it to the record company. Radio and record companies at that stage weren't getting along very well. It was just prior to the record ban where radio wanted to stop paying royalties to radio for playing songs on the air."Russell Morris is thought of as having lots of pop hits and a pure voice but he dabbled in blues back in the 1970s when he used musicians from Chain on one of his albums."They were my favourite band. I always use Barry Harvey and Barry Sullivan always, on everything, and I'd always used Phil Manning, so strangely enough it's actually Phil Manning playing all those licks in 'Sweet, Sweet Love' and you'd think, 'Who's this syrupy guitar player?' and it's Phil Manning!""It's (blues) where I wanted to head but I was painted into a corner once I had a pop hit and the record company saying, 'You've got to produce another hit!' and it became a factory after a while. You get caught in it.""I actually wished Chain had been my band because it would have taken me on a whole other direction. I don't think Ian, Molly, would have been too happy although at that stage we'd sort of split.""He's still my best mate but we'd had a couple of professional disagreements. He saw me as Australia's Davey Jones from The Monkees or some such thing and I wanted to go in a different direction completely as a singer/songwriter so we differed on the way we were going and the record company was pressuring for another single, but I really would have loved to be with a band like Chain.""But your fate is your fate. Whatever happens, those doors open and close for a reason and maybe if I'd started it earlier then it wouldn't have worked.""I was happy doing The Real Thing, I quite liked psychedelia. I didn't like pop a lot but I remember Ian (Molly Meldrum) had done a number of songs with me and we'd done 'Only A Matter of Time' which I absolutely loathe, it was on the back of The Real Thing, and a couple of pop songs and I said to Ian, 'This is rubbish, we're not going in the direction I want to go,' I said, 'I'm not John Farnham, I'm not Ronnie Burns and I'm not Normie Rowe. I want to do something that they wouldn't even contemplate thinking about doing. I want to go in that direction. Let's go psychedelia, let's go into something more band oriented than a pop single.'"Ian, to his credit, agreed and said, 'You're right, they're not different enough."Russell Morris actually had a whole album ready to go at one stage and decided it wasn't good enough and he wanted to re-record the whole thing."EMI had gotten a record producer and he'd gotten a head of steam up and away he went. I tend to go along with things and say to people, 'I don't know if this is the right thing ...' and they don't listen, they don't listen ... and all of a sudden they go, 'You know what? Scrap it.' And that's what happened. He went ahead and put strings and brass on everything and it just drove me insane. I said to him, 'I'm not releasing it."Russell Morris on recording The Real Thing."We used 8-track recording for The Real Thing. There was only two tracks for the effects, one for the vocals, everything just kinda got bounced down, I don't think we even slaved another machine to worry about generations. I think we did slave another machine for the effects.""I cannot take any credit for it. Ian Meldrum was the total architect, it was his concept from start to finish.""A lot of it was trial and error, experimentation, but giving Molly his dues he doesn't know what he wants in the studio but when he stumbles across it he knows instinctively that it's right. Everyone else will be nodding off at 3am and he'll have had some poor bloody guitar player out there playing the part over and over, 'No! Try it this way! Try something else! Make it sound like stars!' And that's what happens."In December 2011, Ian 'Molly' Meldrum had a serious fall while at home which for a while it seemed he wouldn't survive."He wasn't putting up Christmas lights. I was with him that day and I think that was a story that got fed around.""I was there that day, the reason he fell is because of him. We were doing a song for Jerry Ryan who was doing The Green Edge, the cycling team, and I was doing a duet with Vanessa Amorosi.""Ian had the master tapes and he said, 'Can you take these down to Sing Sing as you're going home?" So I left. "He was about to head to Thailand and he probably thought he'd catch some extra rays of sun. He's got a latter cemented into the side of his wall which goes up to a sun deck. He was climbing up there with his mobile phone, his cigarettes and trying to juggle those and lost his balance and fell.""He would have died except his gardener, Joe, happened to be there. It was real touch and go as to whether he was going to survive but he's great now.""It was funny. They (the hospital) said, 'Ian wants to see you in hospital. You cannot talk to him about mobile phones. If he asks for your mobile phone you cannot give it to him. If he asks for drinks you can't go and get him one. Do not talk to him about getting out of hospital.""It was horrifying. I thought I was going to get in there and expected to see Ian sitting in a wheelchair and drinking soup through a straw, but I got in there and there he is sitting with his baseball cap on and his tracksuit reading the paper!""I said, 'Ian, I expected you to be sitting here dribbling, everyone's given me such a hard time!' And he said, 'Oh they're all such pains in the ....' "And they'd said to me, 'You cannot stay any longer than 20 minutes and if he shows any aggravation you have to leave immediately.""My 20 minutes came up and I said I'd better go but he said, 'Don't be ridiculous!" "I ended up staying for two hours.""I was also off to Thailand and flew out the next day. I got to Thailand and I got an email from Amanda Pelman who is Brian Cadd's partner who's great friend of Ian's, and it says, 'What have you done? Where is Ian? You were the last person to see him and now he's disappeared?""After I left, Ian started to figure out how to get out of there because you can't get out of the ward without a special card and the nurses won't let you out.""He conjured this story and told told them, 'I've decided to do physio' which he'd been refusing to do, and they said, 'Oh that's great Ian, when do you want to start, Monday?""He said, 'I want to start now, if you want me to do physio I want to go over and have a look and do it now.'" So they took him.""They got a nurse to take him over and took him down the street and as they got to the street he turned one way and just kept walking.""They couldn't find him!"
Well Ben may be back in Australia but that doesn't mean the BRINKALICIOUS and AWESOME content has to stop! You will hear snippets of his time in Hawaii which bring new meaning to the word BRINKALICIOUS! There are also some classic flashbacks from the epic year of 2007, another classic live performance from Dash as well as some epic 'Forget The Lyrics' from 2010 & 2012! We also bring you our very first BIG interview from 2007 with our chat with Vanessa Amorosi! So much excitement, so little time! SO GET LISTENING!
The June '17 edition of UP! has a nice mix of new & classic tracks on it blended into a smooth musical journey. Moto Blanco, StoneBridge, James Anthony, Perry Twins & Guy Scheiman mix tracks from JoAnna Michelle, URBANO, Lady Gaga, Kendra Erika & Clean Bandit. Tony Moran, Bimbo Jones & Wideboys give us mixes for some classic Nicki Richards & Inaya Day tracks. The extraordinary voice of Vanessa Amorosi is given the Wideboys treatment And the Jimmy Gomez remix of M People's "How Can I Love You More" is a pure anthem. This month's edition of UP! kicks off summer in the northern hemisphere & winter Down Under. Enjoy Anthony 1/ "TOO SOPHISTICATED" (Moto Blanco Club Mix) - JOANNA MICHELLE 2/ "ARE YOU" (StoneBridge Classic Club Mix) - URBANO 3/ "MY FIRE" (Phil B. & Leo Frappier Mass Anthem Remix) - NILE ROGERS & TONY MORAN ft. KIMBERLY DAVIS 4/ "THE CURE" (James Anthony's Mainstream Club Mix) - LADY GAGA 5/ "UNDER MY SKIN" (Perry Twins Remix) - KENDRA ERIKA 6/ "SYMPHONY" (Guy Scheiman Remix) - CLEAN BANDIT ft. ZARA LARSSON 7/ "IT AIN'T OVER" (Tony Moran Anthem Remix) - BELLO BOYS ft. SERI 8/ "LAY YOUR HANDS ON ME" (Tony Moran & Warren Rigg Club Mix) - NICKI RICHARDS 9/ "EVERY BREATH" (Bimbo Jones Club Mix) - MARC JB ft. INAYA DAY 10/ "GIVE ME LIFE" (The Alias Club Mix) - JLS 11/ "THIS IS WHO I AM" (Wideboys Remix) - VANESSA AMOROSI 12/ "HOW CAN I LOVE YOU MORE" (Jimmy Gomez Club Mix) - M PEOPLE
Jon Stevens started his singing career in New Zealand at the tender age of 13. After some success in his homeland, he set his sights on Australia, and proceeded to start the chart-topping band Noiseworks. In 1992, he appeared in Jesus Christ Superstar alongside John Farnham, Kate Ceberano and Angry Anderson. The cast recording album was the highest selling album in Australia in 1992, and the production remains one of Australia's most successful musical tours. He briefly fronted INXS, joined the Australian production of Happy Days: The Musical, wrote the theme for the Sydney 2000 Olympic Torch Relay and hosted a reality series on Channel 10. John has just released his new solo album Starlight, produced by Dave Stewart from Eurythmics and featuring Australia's vocal powerhouse Vanessa Amorosi. PLUS Angela Lockwood talks about disconnecting from the tech world and enjoying the beauty of the real world. For more information, head to www.lukeandsusie.com
Casey Barnes played alongside Bryan Adams, Eskimo Joe and Vanessa Amorosi and had a number one song in Europe singing Marco Demark's remake of Tiny Dancer. That was before he hit the stage of Australian Idol in 2009. Since that time, his career has continued to soar and this year has seen him return to Nashville, working alongside Australia's Rick Price, to pull together a whole new album. Though he had the hit in Europe with a dance track, his style is now more Americana – country meets blues meets folk. In this episode, we talk about how his music has taken shape, his family life, and how touring life isn't always all it's cracked up to be. A Facebook post and comment, on the topic of second-hand information, caught Susie's attention recently. So, we tracked down the man behind the comment and discuss the web of rumors and gossip and how to handle it when someone tries to bring you in on them. Episode Timeline: 02:50 Introducing Casey Barnes 26:24 Getting to Know You With Casey Barnes 33:24 The Web of Rumors and Gossip with Garry Mac Getting to Know You If you could give someone a book as a gift that would make their life better, what would you give? “The Secret” by Rhonda Byrne What is your favourite quote to live by? “You never know unless you give it a go” “You're never gonna know unless you ask the question” “Perseverance pays off” What is your favourite family activity, past or present? Family picnic What are your recent highs and lows? Low: An underwhelming accommodation experience in Nashville High: Recording in Nashville at The Sound Emporium in Nashville Show Links: To find out more about Casey Barnes, go to: Casey Barnes Check out Casey's video for “The One You Love”: The One You Love
Mark Holden is a household name in Australia. He’s had more extraordinary careers than I’ve had hot dinners. He’s been a Teen Pop idol, an on-screen soap opera heart throb, a heavyweight songwriter, publisher and manager in L.A., a music manager here in Australia who managed artists like Vanessa Amorosi, a judge on the first five seasons of Australian Idol, a cancer survivor and now a full-time Barrister in the Victorian legal system. You’ll hear that I’m very fond of Mark, he was a great hero of mine and guided me through my first years of extraordinary public exposure - as someone who’d done it all before. We cover a lot of ground here, we get raw and real - and then he tells me about the time he dragged The Hoff out of a fistfight. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
2000年9月，在举世瞩目的澳大利亚悉尼奥运会上，人们记住了出现在熊熊火炬映照下的舞台上一个青春靓丽的身影。这位在悉尼奥运会开幕、闭幕典礼，以及残疾人奥运会上被三次邀请做表演嘉宾的歌手就是来自澳大利亚墨尔本的当时还是新人的Vanessa Amorosi。她第一次在全世界歌迷面前亮相，演唱了她的成名歌曲《Absolutely Everybody》(充满信心的人群) ，全球的听众都记住了这个可爱的姑娘。《Absolutely Everybody》（充满信心的人群）在两个月内 成为了白金单曲，并打入澳大利亚最佳单曲排行榜超过 30周，成为澳大利亚有史以来上榜时间最长的专辑。同时这也创造了另一个纪录，她成为澳大利亚原创作 品入榜时间最长的女歌手。Vanessa Amorosi也乘风破浪，又与环球公司 （Universal）签定了一个世界级的唱片灌制合同。接下来就让我们一起来感受一下这首歌的音乐魅力吧！
海岸心情第4期-澳大利亚旅游签证600类别的申请步骤 飘洋过海的鱼 - 庄心妍 Somebody that I used to know - Gotye 罗马假期 - 胡彦斌 风中少年 李琦 Absolutely everybody - Vanessa Amorosi 里约热内卢 - 杨坤
Dreamtime梦幻澳洲总第4期 醒来再做梦 - 莫艳琳 Way out - Shannon Noll Losing it all - Shannon Noll You're the voice - John Farhnam Pressure down - John Farhnam All out of love - Air Supply Lost in love - Air Supply Shine - Vanessa Amorosi Absolutely everybody - Vanessa Amorosi 以后的以后 - 庄心妍
http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_archives/p/joy.org.au/wp-content/uploads/sites/210/2012/11/8196.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 9:06 — 8.3MB) The post Vanessa Amorosi appeared first on Special K Breakfast Show.
In this week's episode, I sit down with the brilliant Paul Wiltshire, a music technology entrepreneur and the CEO of Songtradr.Songtradr is the only open and automated licensing marketplace of its kind with all types of music users from independent filmmakers, production houses, and advertising agencies to major brands such as Google, Microsoft, Disney, Netflix and Amazon.Since the platform's official global launch in 2016, it has rapidly grown to more than 400,000 artists, producers, and songwriters worldwide using the technology for content management, distribution, and licensing.Paul's career began as an award-winning producer and songwriter, having produced and/or composed music on twelve no. 1 chart topping albums and singles and twenty-eight top 20 albums and singles. He has worked with artists such as The Backstreet Boys, Vanessa Amorosi, Delta Goodrem, Human Nature, and Australian Idol artists, including Guy Sebastian.You can find out more about Paul's music production background on Episode 106 of the podcast.In this episode, Paul and I discussed how to build music industry infrastructure, Songtradr's acquisition of Bandcamp, having a music supervisor team that works with brands, using AI to generate metadata, and so much more.Are you ready?Let's dive in!Key Takeaways:Introduction (00:00)Let's talk about Songtradr (01:38)AI and the music industry (10:44)What was surprising about Bandcamp? (18:26)Working with music supervisors (23:43)The future of music licensing (32:08)Additional Resources:Connect with Paul: https://www.facebook.com/Paul.L.Wiltshire/ Learn more about Songtradr: https://www.songtradr.com/ --Get 15 quick solutions to common mix problems with my Mix Fix Playbook: https://go.bobbyowsinski.com/mixfixCheck out my best-selling books: https://bobbyowsinski.com/best-selling-books/ Discover more mixing courses: https://www.bobbyowsinskicourses.com/ Follow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BobbyOwsinskiBiz/Follow me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bobbyo/Follow me on X: @bobbyowsinski--In this podcast, music guru Bobby Owsinski shares his personal insights on the music industry, covering news, reviews, analysis, and tips, as well as offering amazing interviews with prominent industry movers and shakers.
© 2020-2025 Ivy Podcast Discovery LLC
