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Guitar & vocalist Norman Blake of Scottish alt-rock band Teenage Fanclub, talks to Crispi about the band's new studio album 'Endless Arcade.'

The moniker of Melbourne musician Eva Popov, Hello Satellites celebrates the new album 'There Is A Field', out in late April. Tune in to Radio City to hear about how the album was shaped by the limitations of a long Melbourne lockdown and recorded in the quiet, stolen moments of working motherhood.

Around this time last year, Tracy McNeil & The GoodLife released their album 'You Be the Lightning' and immediately secured a spot as a PBS feature. The band capped 2020 off with 'Best Country Album' at the Music Victoria Awards on top of an ARIA Award nomination and an Australian Music Prize nomination. Now ready to bring their critically acclaimed album to the stage, the Americana 5 piece outfit have a run of shows across the country between April-July. Tracy McNeil tells Crispi all about it.

Our Radio City Record Selector for the month of May is Natisha Sands, founding member of Barwon Heads band Love And The Weather. She chats to Crispi about the critically-acclaimed 2006 self-titled album from psychedelic folk group Brighblack Morning Light.

Vocalist & Rhythm Guitarist for Augie March, Glenn Richards talks to Crispi about the band's celebration and performance of their seminal debut album 'Sunset Studies,' happening at the Recital Centre as part of RISING festival.

One of Australia’s most respected and versatile songwriters and instrumentalists, Liz Stringer drops by Radio City to talk about her latest album 'First Time Really Feeling'.

Melbourne singer-songwriter and composer, Nick Batterham calls into Radio City to talk about his 6th album, 'Lovebirds.'