This Song Is Yours

Our guest this week is Juice Webster. Known for her introspective and vulnerable take on indie rock and folk, the Melbourne songwriter has shared stages with Medium Build, The Beths and Nick Ward. Her critically acclaimed 2023 debut Julia earned an Australian Music Prize longlisting, and sat at number three on our Best of 2023 list. Last month she followed it up with Kind of Fantasy, her sophomore record. On today’s episode, Juice joins us on the podcast to discuss the making of the album and her work with producer Simon Lam, how environment and circumstances shape the way we hear music, and why a strong sense of community within independent labels is so important.
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Our guest this week is Ruby Rodgers. At just 17, the Australian singer and songwriter has released her debut EP Crisis and won the People’s Choice Award at the 2025 Environmental Music Prize. She’s also delivered a TEDx talk on the power of youth voices, and is becoming a sought after songwriter and topliner for other artists. Last week she released her sophomore EP Sixteen, inspired by artists like Phoebe Bridgers, Ethel Cain and Radiohead. On today’s episode, Ruby Rodgers joins us on the podcast to discuss the themes across Sixteen, her introduction to songwriting, and collaborating with Jessica Mauboy and Jem Cassar-Daley on one of the EP’s standout tracks.
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Our guest this week is SHYGIRL. The South London artist has built one of the most distinctive catalogues in modern club music, and her 2022 debut album Nymph was shortlisted for the 2023 Mercury Prize. Her collaborators include Charli XCX, Björk, FKA twigs and PinkPantheress, she’s played support for Beyoncé in London, and her last Australian tour sold out. This Friday she releases Swallow!, her second album, written after falling in love and made with producer Karma Kid. On today’s episode, SHYGIRL joins us to discuss the making of the record and her relationship with Karma Kid, the romance running through the album, how electronic and indie sounds come together, and what makes a musical connection so important to a great collaboration.
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Our guest this week is Fanny Lumsden. A two-time ARIA, ten-time Golden Guitar and three-time AIR Award winner, the country singer and songwriter has built a career on doing things her way, from a regional sheep farm in NSW to the stage at Glastonbury. Last week she released Traditions, her fifth studio record, which explores what traditions mean across generations and how they shift for both the better and the worse. On today’s episode, Fanny joins us to talk about the personal nature of the album, how traditions have influenced her career, touring with Paul Kelly and how he came to feature on the record, and her introduction to songwriting.
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Our guest this week is Gretta Ray. The Australian folk pop artist has spent the better part of a decade building a devoted following through two studio albums, tours alongside Gang of Youths and Maisie Peters, and a breakthrough moment on triple J Unearthed with Drive. Two years ago, as she was preparing to move abroad to take the next step in her career, a heartbreaking medical condition stopped her in her tracks. What followed saw her navigating her health, the end of a long-term relationship, and a real questioning of her future in music. Out of that period came Heartsong, her third studio album, made alongside Matt Corby and Gab Strum at Rainbow Valley, a record about grief and resilience that sees Gretta return to a folkier side of her sound. On today’s episode, Gretta joins us back on the podcast to discuss the making of Heartsong, the process of turning her own trials and tribulations into songs, and what touring behind this record looks like.
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