Our guest this week is singer-songwriter Stella Donnelly. Known for her sharp lyricism and wit, the AIR Award winner has become one of Australia’s most distinctive voices with her acclaimed albums Beware of the Dogs and Flood. After taking time off to reflect on her relationship with music, Stella returns with her third record, Love & Fortune - a deeply introspective and emotionally rich collection. In today’s episode, we chat about the renewal that shaped the album, her evolving songwriting process, and taking these new songs on tour.Stella Donnelly: Instagram / SpotifyFind tour dates and more information about Stella Donnelly hereVisit our official website here and follow us across our socials.
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The Belair Lip Bombs
Our guests this week are Melbourne indie rock four-piece The Belair Lip Bombs. Formed in high school, the band fuse classic rock influences with a modern indie sound, earning acclaim for their 2023 debut Lush Life - a record that led to them becoming the first Australian act signed to Jack White’s iconic Third Man Records. This week, they return with their sophomore album Again, a bold evolution that stays true to their DIY roots. In today’s episode, guitarist Mike Bradvica and drummer Dan 'Dev' Devlin join us to chat about the making of Again, the story behind closing track Price of a Man, and what it’s like joining the Third Man family as they prepare for global touring.The Belair Lip Bombs: Instagram / SpotifyFind tour dates and more information about The Belair Lip Bombs hereVisit our official website here and follow us across our socials.
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M.I.A.
Our guest today on the podcast is the legendary UK artist M.I.A. — a Grammy, Academy, and Mercury Prize-nominated musician who first burst onto the scene in 2005 with her groundbreaking debut Arular. This very special bonus episode was recorded live at Harvest Rock Festival in Adelaide. Over the past two decades, M.I.A. has released six genre-defying records that blend politics, identity, and personal truth, performed at the Super Bowl, and created one of the most defining songs of the 21st century, Paper Planes. Back in Australia for the first time since 2019, she’s performing at Harvest Rock and a handful of headline shows in Melbourne and Sydney. In this episode, recorded backstage at the festival, we chat with M.I.A. about her lasting influence on global music, the return of indie sleaze, the energy of festival crowds versus headline shows, and how she first discovered her passion for songwriting.M.I.A. : Instagram / SpotifyBuy tickets to M.I.A.'s remaining Aussie tour dates hereVisit our official website here and follow us across our socials.
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BBNO$ 2.0
Our guest this week on the podcast is Canadian rapper and global hitmaker BBNO$. Known for his signature mix of humour, clever wordplay, and high-energy performances, BBNO$ has built a massive following with viral hits like edamame, lalala, and his collaborative project with Yung Gravy, Baby Gravy. Last week, he dropped his latest record — a self-titled album that perfectly captures his unpredictable, genre-blending sound and undeniable charisma. In today’s episode, we catch up with BBNO$ to talk all about the making of the new album, how he continues to stay ahead of internet culture, and his love of Aussie slang. We also chat about his upcoming Australian tour, which kicks off next week in Sydney.BBNO$ : Instagram / SpotifyFind tour dates and more information about BBNO$ hereVisit our official website here and follow us across our socials.
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The Last Dinner Party
Our guests this week on the podcast are one of the UK’s most exciting indie-rock bands - The Last Dinner Party. The all-female five-piece have quickly become one of the most talked-about new acts in the world, known for their baroque, theatrical take on indie rock. Following the BRIT Award-winning success of their debut Prelude To Ecstasy and a year of sold-out shows across the globe, they’re back with their second album From The Pyre, out today. Produced by Markus Dravs (Björk, Wolf Alice), it’s a bold, expansive record that captures a looser, more playful side of the band. In today’s episode, we’re joined by guitarist Emily Roberts and bassist Georgia Davies to chat about the whirlwind between albums, the impact of touring, the vivid storytelling behind their lyrics, and what fans can expect from their upcoming Australian tour in January 2026.The Last Dinner Party : Instagram / SpotifyFind tour dates and more information about The Last Dinner Party hereVisit our official website here and follow us across our socials.
This Song Is Yours is a music podcast where Simon Finck talks to some of the most brilliant music artists from across the globe about their songwriting craft, their creative methods, and some of the music that's soundtracked their life.New shows are released each week.
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