Vinyl Soul is a podcast & online community dedicated to the soundtrack of our lives. Host, Aiden G, is joined by a variety of guests each episode to talk music.
Millencolin front man Nikola Sarcevic sits down with Aiden to talk about their long career, the Swedish music scene growing up, his solo work and brewing beer. It's a jam packed chat! Plus speaking of punk rock, you'll also meet local band Pemberton.
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In the 90s Dylan Lewis was the king of Saturday mornings with 'Recovery' on the ABC. Dylan relives the shenanigans of live TV and the infamous Weezer interview. Dylan also talks about the early days of playing in bands and choirs and raising his children on good music. The delightfully honest, Bec Stevens also drops by to play her new song.
Support the podcast by visiting https://www.patreon.com/VinylSoul and get a limited edition Vinyl Soul snap back hat.
Hamish & Andy have made us laugh for many years but the original plan for Andy Lee was musician!?! His band 'The Higgs' have a new album out soon and Andy shares about the process of putting it together, the music he grew up with and what made him pick the trumpet. You'll also meet Katie Pomery a local jazz pop up-and-comer.
Warning: There are audio issues with Andy's mic but only for the first 2 minutes. All good after that.
Support the podcast by visiting https://www.patreon.com/VinylSoul and get a limited edition Vinyl Soul snap back hat.
The man behind the mic, host Aiden G, is in the hot seat to bare all on the last podcast for 2018. Grilled by his wife, Leah Grant, Aiden opens up about challenges in the radio world, his crushing year and the part Florence + The Machine played in his marriage. Vinyl Soul is also the name of a US Latin Neo Soul band and you'll hear their hit 'People' too.
Support the podcast by visiting https://www.patreon.com/VinylSoul and get a limited edition Vinyl Soul snap back hat.
To find out more about Aiden's wife, artist Leah Grant: https://leahgrant.com.au/
Spicks & Specks, Triple J and Eurovision, Myf has done so many great things we all love so dearly, but what is the one thing they all have in common? MUSIC! Myf takes up through the Spicks & Specks Reunion and her fondest music memories. You also meet Ollie English an Adelaide singer songwriter with a voice that will blow you away!
Support the podcast by visiting https://www.patreon.com/VinylSoul and get a limited edition Vinyl Soul snap back hat.
After 20 odd years, how do The Living End still keep it fresh? On the eve of album eight, Wunderbar, being released, Chris, Scott & Andy talked through their journey from from a 50s rockabilly cover band to an aussie rock staple. Burnout, Triple J Unearthed High finalist 2018, also drop by to play you their hit 'Get Out'.
Support the podcast by visiting https://www.patreon.com/VinylSoul and get a limited edition Vinyl Soul snap back hat.
Host of Rockwiz, Eurovion and Home Delivery's Julia Zemiro opens up about her deepest darkest secrets...No we talk music of course! Being part French, Julia teaches Aiden the importance of europian music and secret to getting on Rockwiz. Plus the wild Ukulele Death Squad let loose and soundtrack their chat.
Support the podcast by visiting https://www.patreon.com/VinylSoul and get a limited edition Vinyl Soul snap back hat.
What's it like to grow up listening to Blink-182, then go on to record a song with their singer Mark Hoppus?! We ask Amy Shark because she did it! It's been a crazy few years for Amy, ARIA awards, US tv, number one album, sold out tours and so much more discussed with Amy as our guest. Local guys Pinkish Blu also drop by for a chat about 'sad pop'.
Support the podcast by visiting https://www.patreon.com/VinylSoul and get a limited edition Vinyl Soul snap back hat.
You Am I front man, Tim Rogers, is an aussie rock legend but did you know he's a secret nerd that loves tribute cover bands?! Tim talks about his love for Spinal Tap, the early days of playing in bands and writing new music these days. And you'll have Choosing Sides' catchy new song stuck in your head for days!
Support the podcast by visiting https://www.patreon.com/VinylSoul and get a new limited edition Vinyl Soul hat.
Would you have guessed that Nollsey grew up on the shearing shed wearing all black and listening to 80s hair metal?! You’ll discover a whole new side of aussie rock legend Shannon Noll, as he joins us on Vinyl Soul to talk about his music journey. You’ll also meet electronic producer Arya who is just starting out on his career.
Support the podcast by visiting https://www.patreon.com/VinylSoul and get a new limited edition Vinyl Soul hat.
