Interviews

Grace calls into Garageland to talk about her new e.p 'Crossed Your Mind.'

Briggs rings into Firewater to chat about his new e.p 'Always Was.'

Jordan calls up Hannah Kate to chat about her new 7" Sunday Mourning coming out on Roolette Records.

The Women in Music Mentor program is a four-year nation-wide mentoring and training program aimed at empowering women in the Australian music industry. AIR (Australian Independent Record labels Association) is thrilled to announce that it will place 100 mentees for the first round of the program. AIR GM Maria Amato chats to Maddy & Kurt to shed more light on the program.

T-N (Lobster Theremin / Triple R) chats with Jazz and presents a guest mix.

Adrian Lim-Klumpes from Sydney's cross-genre project Tangents calls through to chat about their latest album Timeslips, released this week on prestigious Brooklyn label Temporary Residence.

Ali MC (Alister McKeich) calls into the Global Village to talk about his on-line photography exhibition: Analog Iran.

The Bull sisters Vika and Linda (pictured here with Helen Jennings) join Peter Miles this week to talk about their new gospel album 'Sunday (The Gospel According to Iso)'. Tune in from 9am to hear about the making of this new spiritual album from these true national treasures.

Melbourne musician Stephen E. Stanisic, rings into 5ft High & Rising to talk about his songwriting project 'Sunset Stranger' new album 'Your Home Town.'

On the next instalment of Radio City Record Selector Guest, Laura Imbruglia discusses the album 69 Love Songs by The Magnetic Fields.

Tame Impala's Dominic Simper recently released his debut solo EP 'unfolding' under his moniker bambi. The work is a minimalist and ethereal soundscape that bambi is going to tell Milo about while they play Musical Chairs. Tune in to The Breakfast Spread for more.

Emma Donovan & The Putbacks first burst onto the scene together back in 2014 and have been PBS favourites ever since. They now have an upcoming album that celebrates the band’s shared love for classic American soul and the protest music of indigenous Australia, with a uniquely Australian accent. The band's bassist Mick Meagher calls in on The Afterglow to tell Lyndelle about this new collaboration and to premiere the first single off the album 'Pink Skirt'.

One half of This Way North, Cat Leahy rings into Roots of Rhythm to talk about their new single ‘Driving Roads.'

Andrea calls into Roots of Rhythm to talk about the new single 'Save It Til I see You' from The McNaMarr Project.

Coming up on this week on State of the Art, Melbourne artist and composer, Edwin Montgomery, asks the question: “What will remain once we have gone?” Their answer is “Cyborg Cats.” In Montgomery’s interactive digital artwork, Neon Cyborg Cat Club, life as we know it no longer exists - but left in our wake are robotic cats, originally manufactured for companionship by a doomed humankind, now roaming an apocalyptic cityscape.

Kene talks to retro metal band Butterfly about their new album ' Doorways of time.'

Private Function's drummer and chief songwriter Aidan McDonald chats to Claire about the band's new album 'Whose Line Is It Anyway?'

First Nations experimental interdisciplinary artist Naretha Williams calls in on Underground Love to chat about her debut album BLAK MASS, out now on Heavy Machinery Records. Commissioned by The City Of Melbourne for a live performance in 2019, BLAK MASS sees Naretha combine the gargantuan Melbourne Town Hall Grand Organ with live electronics to realise her complex progressive compositions.

Gilles Peterson called New York jazz saxophonist Alan Braufman "a legend in free music". This is evident in Braufman's recent album 'The Fire Still Burns', which was the result of his need to create new music following the re-release of his 1975 album 'Valley of Search'. Tune in to Mystic Brew to hear all about it.

Support Act has expanded its services, with funding from the Australian Government through the Office for the Arts, to offer Crisis Relief Grants to members of the music community who are experiencing financial hardship as a result of COVID-19. Industry Relations and Partnerships Manager Luke O'Connor chats to the Homebrew team to talk about how to apply for the grant.