This week on #MorningShow989, ‘SJ’ Sarah Kilalea and Marisa Debattista from Second Chance Animal Rescue plus Melbourne singer/songwriter NUSSY!
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theaussieword.com catches up with Tush from Tales!
Give us an introduction. How did it all begin? What had you first interested in music? Hey guys, It’s Tush from, Tales, and we all live in little old Adelaide! Our band started off in 2015 with our old name ‘The Winter Gypsy’. We’ve been writing ever since! My first interest in music came from pure boredom. I was recovering from an injury, and my sister had literally stopped playing guitar (she was the musician in the family) to take up photography and graphic design. As her interests changed, she gave me her guitars, taught me how to play Wonderwall, and the rest is history.Continue reading
MASSIVE Episode 104 of #MorningShow989 this week. Global superstar DJ Andrew Rayel joins us live from Moldova followed by Adam from Australia’s favourite DJ duo Mashd N Kutcher!Continue reading
theaussieword.com catches up with Matt Balfe from Motor Ace.
Give us an introduction. How did it all begin? What had you first interested in music? Like most GenX kids growing up in a country town, I got into rock music early on. Many hours were spent in front of countdown, producing and trading mixed tapes recorded directly from FM radio, and later taping rage on a Saturday night. By the start of high school, I had taken up guitar and decided that being in bands was going to be my thing. Early influences included The Clash, The Cure, and the Sex Pistols. Really anything that sounded like the opposite of ABC classic FM (top of the pops in my house growing up).
Episode #103 of #MorningShow989 this week as we welcome Conn Raney, Los Angeles based singer/songwrtier and recording artist to premiere his brand new single ‘Simple Man’ to Australia for the very first time! In the second hour, we welcome back one of our favourites, Jason Singh to preview his latest single ‘Last Goodbye’ and upcoming record release ‘VALE’. There’s your great mix of #ThrowbackThursday including Carly Simon, The Beatles, Michael Jackson and The Moody Blues plus fresh new hits from The Chainsmokers, Amy Shark, Ben Hazlewood and more!Continue reading
theaussieword.com catches up with Kav Temperley from Eskimo Joe to discuss his latest solo album ‘All Your Devotion’.
Give us an introduction. How did it all begin? What had you first interested in music? It all began with the Beatles. At some point in time I bought myself The Beatles complete song book and by the time I had learned every song in the book at the age of 13, I was ready to start writing song of my own.Continue reading
theaussieword.com catches up with Bob Evans.
Give us an introduction. How did it all begin? What had you first interested in music? I was drawn to music pretty young. When I was about 7 I used to love the tv show Fame about the performing arts school in New York. I asked my mum to enrol me in dancing classes which I did til I was 12. By the time I was a teenager the dancing gave way to playing guitar and lots of acting in amateur theatre productions. When I was about 14 I discovered Ratcat which turned me on to pop songs played really loudly and noisily and soon after that I discovered Nirvana and by the time I was 15 I was a total grunge kid
What motivates or influences you in your quest to make great music? Just trying new things and setting myself new challenges. I’m always listening to music and looking to discover new music, often by going back rather than what is current because there is so much music from the past that I missed and want to appreciate.Continue reading
On Episode #102 of #MorningShow989, we pay tribute to the late Aretha Franklin in a Morning Show music special plus special guests Australian singer/songwriters Nik Navy and Bryce Sainty stop by for previews of their latest work. There’s loads of fresh hits plus a pinch of #ThrowbackThursday.
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theaussieword.com catches up with Sam Rasmussen from The Paper Kites.
Give us an introduction. How did it all begin? What had you first interested in music? Well I started playing the bass guitar when I was 11. I joined the school band and it all started happening from there. Over a decade later, TPK formed. We were all friends, and started out playing covers at weddings for our friends. Eventually we made a few demos, booked a few shows and it caught on.Continue reading
This week on Episode 101 of #MorningShow989 we celebrate the music of Madonna on her 60th birthday with a one hour non-stop Madonna music feast then in the second hour we welcome Melbourne singer and songwriter Séb Mont to the studio for a chat and a spin of his debut single Battleground.Continue reading
#MorningShow989 this week welcomes special guests Australian artists Rachael Leahcar and The Wolfe Brothers! We have the exclusive premiere of Rachael’s new single ‘Sewn’ while Brodie from The Wolfe Brothers shares news on their latest tour and album!
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On this week’s #MorningShow989, special guest singer/songwriters Yoke Lore and Hansson join us LIVE from New York City, we hear from a bunch of indigenous artists for Naidoc Week plus your usual mix of fresh hits and #throwbackthursday classics.
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This week on #MorningShow989, Vancouver based singer/songwriter Joshua Hyslop premieres his latest tracks to Australia then in the second hour we cross live to UK artist Ben Davidson who joins us for a special preview of his latest single ‘Fallin’ In’.Continue reading
Melbourne singer/songwriter Michael Burrows catches up with theaussieword.com.
Give us an introduction. How did it all begin? What had you first interested in music? I grew up in a musical family where every year my mother would put on variety style shows where we all had to perform. She’d invite friends and a wider circle we didn’t know so we learnt quickly how to put on a performance. My cousins were all classically trained, and my brother and I could harmonise well. I had exposure from a young age to the Beatles but also quirky Australian artists like Slim Dusty, Chad Morgan and Rolf Harris who were actually really great hook-based songwriters.
