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Homebrewed: An Australian Music Podcast

Homebrewed Media

Cameron Smith and Eamonn Snow have been presenting Homebrewed since November 2017, and are passionate about the Australian music scene. Homebrewed is a podcast dedicated to supporting the Australian Music Industry. Cam and Eamonn have received excellence awards and the admiration of local bands for their presentation of Homebrewed and their continued support of the Australian music scene. Catch up on everything Homebrewed at www.homebrewed.au

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01:08:15

Stella Hannagan - Pull The Trigger

Homebrewed: An Australian Music Podcast ·

2025/04/06

Stella Hannagan is a Central Coast musician now based in Melbourne.Stella tells us about her move, and talks about the concept of home (and future EP plans).We also discuss social media trends and why going on a holiday is amazing for growth.Stelle also shares with us why she didn't feel ready to release new music until recently, despite being a musician for over five years.Thanks for listening! Be sure to subscribe for more content.Check out Stella Hannagan hereSupport us

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01:12:26

Teenage Dads - Poodunnit?!

Homebrewed: An Australian Music Podcast ·

2025/03/30

In this predictably hilarious and comprehensive chat, we're delighted to have Jordy from Teenage Dads join us on the pod. It's been 7 months since Teenage Dads dropped their acclaimed second album, MAJORDOMO; and we're chatting to Jordy right as the band step between European and American touring. We cover MAJORDOMO, tales of touring, pocketing your own poo and everything in between in this one, so add it to your schedule and try not to eat while listening. Thanks for listening! Be sure to subscribe

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01:01:04

Universal clap back at Drake, Long Jetty Festival...

Homebrewed: An Australian Music Podcast ·

2025/03/26

Universal Music Group have hit back at Drake in a Motion to Dismiss, and the statements are equal parts petty and devastating. In short, UMG claim Drake started a rap battle, lost, and then decided to sue for defamation as a result.We break down the ongoing case and why we would want to see it heard in court.We also provide an update on Long Jetty Festival, which will not go ahead as originally planned for this coming weekend.There's also some positive news out of the NSW State Government, with them

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00:45:24

Old Mervs - On The Rocks

Homebrewed: An Australian Music Podcast ·

2025/03/23

After spending the last few years carving a place of their own in the national scene, WA two piece Old Mervs have just dropped their debut, self titled album. Dave from the band joins us in this one to discuss the album and a stack more. We cover the history of Old Mervs, the dynamic Dave shares with bandmate Henry, the evolution of their sound and the national tour on the horizon.Catch Old Mervs' new album wherever you get your music and grab yourself some tickets to their tour before its too late

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00:55:18

The Pretty Littles - Margaret Scratcher

Homebrewed: An Australian Music Podcast ·

2025/03/16

In an interview that's both parts deep and silly, we're joined by the frontman of The Pretty Littles, Jack Parsons.Jack shares his experiences with regional touring, and highlights the differences between a small band touring regional towns with big Australian acts like Ben Lee or Jet.Eamonn expresses his love for 'Australian Dream', an eight-minute track which holds a mirror up to our country, and admires the courage to write a song knowing it won't be a 'chart-topping'

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00:47:22

UK's controversial AI music push & more festival...

Homebrewed: An Australian Music Podcast ·

2025/03/12

Cam and Eamonn are back to discuss various topics related to music news, including a clever annual leave hack for maximising time off, the influence of TikTok on music trends, and updates on the Long Jetty Festival and Esoteric Festival cancellations. We explore the implications of these events on the music industry and the challenges faced by festival organisers regarding permits and regulations. We also explore the implications of a proposed UK government bill that would allow AI developers to use

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01:08:34

The Ritzy Kids - Pragmatism

Homebrewed: An Australian Music Podcast ·

2025/03/09

Central Coast pop punk band The Ritzy Kids joined us at Sonora Studios for this episode. Hot off an East Coast tour, a new single release and an album announcement, Sean and Scotty from the band sat down with us to unpack their story so far. We cover their decades-long friendship, how they've managed to at least break even as a band plus a bunch more. Catch their brand new single 'Lately' everywhere right now and mark April 18 in your calendar for the release of their debut album

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00:36:40

Bootleg Rascal - Bucket of Cutlery

Homebrewed: An Australian Music Podcast ·

2025/03/02

This one goes off the rails a bit, but it's good fun! And we'd expect nothing less from Bootleg Rascal, who joined us for a chat.We start by discussing the cons of playing a New Years gig, and how the best of intentions can go out the window. The duo also tell us of a bad experience in the UK, before we talk about the creative process behind their music, and their evolving sound as they prepare for an upcoming album. They emphasise the importance of fun and spontaneity in their music-making,

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00:55:02

Going viral on TikTok is the only way to succeed in...

Homebrewed: An Australian Music Podcast ·

2025/02/26

Is having your music succeed on Tik Tok the only way to gain traction as an artist? New data says that - for the most part - it is. Tik Tok has just released its annual Music Impact Report, which is carried out in conjunction with music market researchers Luminate. The standout figures from their report tell us that nearly all the music that reached Billboard's global 200 last year also went viral on Tik Tok. So, what does this mean for artists and music in 2025? We do our best to answer that

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01:06:50

Phoebe Joy - B.Y.O Couch

Homebrewed: An Australian Music Podcast ·

2025/02/23

Central Coast musician Phoebe Joy joins us and shares her journey as a musician, discussing her early musical influences, the challenges of vulnerability in songwriting, and her involvement with MMADThe dialogue explores the balance between authenticity and humour in her music, the changing landscape of teenage challenges, and the importance of positive influences in today's digital age.The discussion transitions into the importance of creating unique live performance experiences, especially in

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00:52:54

Drawing Arrows - In Bed By 10

Homebrewed: An Australian Music Podcast ·

2025/02/16

In this episode, Cameron Smith and Eamonn Snow (whose names have great synergy, it turns out), sit down with Dave and Sidney to discuss the genesis of their band, Drawing Arrows. The conversation delves into the philosophy behind their music, emphasising the importance of purpose and emotional connection in their work, while also reflecting on how music resonates differently across generations. Dave and Sid delve into the intricate relationship between storytelling and music creation. They discuss

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01:03:21

Spotify’s plan to take over music & pill testing...

Homebrewed: An Australian Music Podcast ·

2025/02/12

In this episode, we discuss the recent multi-year agreement between Warner Music and Spotify, exploring its implications for artists, the music ecosystem, and the future of streaming.We delve into the potential impact of subscription tiers, the monopolisation of the music industry, and the balance between consumer benefits and artist compensation.We then shift to the topic of pill testing at music festivals in Victoria, highlighting its importance for harm reduction and public health. We think the

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00:50:35

Becca Hatch - Council Buildings

Homebrewed: An Australian Music Podcast ·

2025/02/09

We're stoked to have Western Sydney RnB artist and dance floor filler Becca Hatch join us for this episode.Becca is gearing up to play at Love Lanes Festival on the Central Coast and will also be playing a part in the APRA AMCOS Regional Sessions Initiative, bringing songwriting workshops to regional areas around Australia.You can expect to hear a bunch about those events in this episode, along with a fun dive into the world of Becca Hatch. We chat Becca's career to date, her transition into

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00:59:36

Double disappointment - Hottest 100 serves up mostly...

Homebrewed: An Australian Music Podcast ·

2025/01/30

They're meant to be two of the biggest weekend on the Australian music calendar - Triple J's Hottest 100 and Splendour in the Grass Festival. Yet both have served up disappointment for very different reasons. The Hottest 100 went off without a hitch over the weekend, though many couldn't help but notice some absentees from the annual countdown - Australian artists. This year's national poll served up the lowest Aussie artists and the equal lowest local songs ever. So, what went

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00:51:53

Luke Bevans - Vinyl Revival

Homebrewed: An Australian Music Podcast ·

2025/01/26

In this episode, we're joined by Luke Bevans, the founder of Impressed Recordings. In this chat, we explore different types of music consumption, and the role the resurgence of vinyl records has played. Luke emphasises the importance of deep connections to music and the physical experience of listening to vinyl, contrasting it with the intangible nature of streaming services. We also touch on the challenges artists face in the streaming landscape, the significance of supporting local music,

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01:04:34

Montaigne - My Way

Homebrewed: An Australian Music Podcast ·

2025/01/19

We're joined by the Grammy-nominated Montaigne for our first artist interview of 2025. Montaigne is gearing up to release their fourth album (and first self-produced record) in the first half of this year, so expect to hear plenty about that.We also cover Montaigne's joy in going fully independent, their somewhat unconventional approach to both making and marketing music, and how the trauma born from colonial violence impacts them and their art today. This chat travels far and wide in the

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00:58:36

The most NSW story ever: Pill testing trial approved...

Homebrewed: An Australian Music Podcast ·

2025/01/15

We're back for 2025!In this episode, Cam and Eamonn delve into the critical topic of pill testing in New South Wales. We explore the historical resistance to pill testing, the evidence supporting its implementation, and the potential impact on drug safety and harm reduction. The discussion also touches on legal and moral implications surrounding the topic. We also discuss the recent demolition of AC/DC's childhood home, highlighting the cultural significance of such sites and the lack of action

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00:48:41

Spotify Wrapped has arrived - we talk the results,...

Homebrewed: An Australian Music Podcast ·

2024/12/18

Spotify Wrapped has arrived for 2024. For some, it's more exciting than Christmas, whilst others are alleging a conspiracy of sorts influenced the results. In this edition of the Music News - and our last episode of the year - we unpack the results of Spotify's annual mass data release, investigate the kinda credible conspiracy accusations coming out of the woodwork, and reflect on the year that was in the Homebrewed studio. Enjoy! And thank you for your company this year. We'll see ya in

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00:58:13

Meadowhip - Calamity Queen

Homebrewed: An Australian Music Podcast ·

2024/12/08

In this episode, we're joined by Woolongong artist Meadowhip!In it, she discusses the integration of her flute playing into her music career (and how it aided her recover from a near-death experience), the pressures of live performance, and the duality of her artistic identity as the 'Calamity Queen.' She shares insights on her new EP, 'Inside Out,' which features both original and reimagined acoustic versions of her songs, exploring the deeper meanings behind her lyrics and the creative process

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00:37:42

Music therapy cut from NDIS funding & the almighty...

Homebrewed: An Australian Music Podcast ·

2024/12/04

In this slightly more coherent edition of the Music News, we introduce you to the mundane stories of our lives before diving into some more serious stuff. Funding for music therapy sessions for NDIS participants is set to be slashed under proposed changes from the federal government. We run the rule over that decision and question how the government failed to find an adequate "evidentiary standard" when it comes to music therapy's benefits. And we can't just sit back and watch one of the biggest

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