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My Music

Welcome to My Music, a compelling music interview podcast in which host Graham Coath invites listeners to the lives of musicians, songwriters, and artists who shape the sounds we love. With a genuine passion for music and years of experience in the industry, Graham connects with each guest in a way that draws out the heart of their story, creating episodes that are as rich, unpredictable, and entertaining as the music itself. My Music goes beyond the beats.

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MyMusic Episode 717 - Triers

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2026/10/05

What do Karl Marx, Liam Gallagher, Jackson Browne, Bruce Springsteen, social media, cover bands and a four-hour Bruce tribute set have in common?Apparently, quite a lot.In this episode of MyMusic, Graham Coath talks to Nick and CJ from Triers — The band don't pronounce it that way! ...We get into the story behind the band, how they came together and why their latest single Common Goal is about something much bigger than music.Triers take their name from Trier, the oldest city in Germany and

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00:37:08

My Music Episode 716 - Eddie Skuller

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2026/10/01

How do you sing Tom Waits without trying to sound like Tom Waits?Eddie Skuller joins Graham Coath to talk about Blind Love, his four-song EP exploring Waits’ songwriting through his own voice. From slowing down “Downtown Train” to finding a different feel for the title track, Eddie explains how he chose the songs and made room to tell their stories.Recorded live to tape at The Chicken Shack in Upstate New York with producer Nick Kinsey, the sessions came together with remarkably little fuss. The

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My Music Episode 715 - Jenny Jam

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2026/09/29

Jenny Jam: Finding Her Voice and Making Music That Means SomethingJenny Jam grew up surrounded by music, but it took time to discover the sound that felt like hers. Trained in musical theatre, she found herself drawn to soul and jazz, and a chance karaoke session helped her hear what her voice could do.In this episode of MyMusic, Graham Coath talks to Jenny from Los Angeles about finding that voice, staying true to it when the industry wanted something else, and the work involved in releasing music

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00:44:51

My Music Episode 714 - Sam Lapides

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2026/09/28

What happens when a song comes to you in a dream? And what happens when another one ends up painted across a listener’s wall?Graham Coath talks to Los Angeles singer-songwriter Sam Lapides about the stories behind Kisses in My Pocket and Tonight, writing more than 100 songs, and the strange places those songs can take you. Sam tells Graham why his 94-year-old mum finally called him a poet, and how coming home from a European tour helped inspire Tonight.They also get into first records, worn-out

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00:28:00

MyMusic Episode 713 - Lydia Reddy

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2026/09/24

MyMusic: Graham Coath talks to Lydia ReddyWhat happens when an artist known for bigger pop and rock productions strips everything back to a voice, a guitar and a vintage tape recorder?Lydia Reddy returns to MyMusic to talk about her new single, “This Is How…” Recorded live in one take, the song takes a darker route through comparison and self-doubt before arriving at a more hopeful thought: you don’t have to live up to somebody else’s life to value your own.Graham and Lydia discuss why she chose to

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00:45:26

My Music Episode 712 - Miccoli

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2026/09/21

What happens when three siblings, three distinctive voices and a lifetime of shared musical experience come together?In this episode of MyMusic, Graham Coath talks to Miccoli, the British-Italian alternative folk-pop band formed by twin brothers Alessio and Adriano Miccoli and their sister Francesca.They discuss the close harmonies at the heart of Miccoli’s sound, growing up surrounded by music and the creative disagreements that inevitably arise when three siblings make records together.The

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00:46:05

My Music Episode 711 - The Room

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2026/09/19

Graham Coath talks to Dave Jackson from The RoomDave Jackson returns to MyMusic for round two, this time talking about The Room's brand new album, Doom Pop — a collection of tight, narrative-driven pop songs threaded together by an "end times" theme, following on from their more conceptual previous record. Graham and Dave get into what's actually eating away at the modern psyche: AI-written songs, social media as a necessary evil for independent bands, and whether there might soon

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00:41:48

My Music Episode 710 - Cody from 13th Floor Sound

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2026/09/18

Graham Coath talks to Cody from 13th Floor SoundThis week, Graham sits down with Cody, the man behind 13th Floor Sound, an independent Las Vegas record label blending vintage analogue recording with modern production, pressing everything from soulful records to psychedelic blues straight to vinyl. They swap stories about the records that changed their lives (Cream's Disraeli Gears gets a well-deserved mention), the strange love-hate relationship musicians have with social media, and why boredom

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00:39:24

My Music Episode 709 - DBA - Downes Braide Association

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2026/09/17

Trauma might sound like the title of a dark album and there is darkness in there, but what Geoff Downes and Chris Braide have created is ultimately filled with beauty, melody and hope.In this episode of MyMusic, host Graham Coath talks to Geoff and Chris of the Downes Braide Association about the experiences behind their new album, Trauma, and why the difficult moments life throws at us do not have to define what comes next.They explore the album’s themes of isolation, loss and not quite fitting in,

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00:59:01

My Music Episode 708 - Stephen Ridley

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2026/09/11

Nobody expects a conversation about investment banking to end in tears over a piano. That's exactly what happens on this episode.Stephen Ridley walked out of a top investment bank at 11 am on a Thursday, having had no plan to quit that morning. Thirty minutes later he bought a £100 piano from a bloke in a thrift shop on Brick Lane, dragged it onto the street, and started playing. Over a decade on, he's performed in more than 70 countries, played for royalty, sheikhs and A-listers, built a

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00:34:49

My Music Episode 707 - Ash (Mark Hamilton)

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2026/08/20

Graham Coath talks to Mark Hamilton from Ash as the band celebrates the 30th anniversary of their landmark debut album, 1977.Mark looks back at how the album was written and recorded at Rockfield Studios, the last-minute decision that gave it its title and the stories hidden inside one of the defining records of the 1990s.They discuss the newly completed track “Bittersweet Blue,” originally recorded during the 1977 sessions, the band’s Star Wars obsession, secret tracks hidden at the beginning of

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00:28:23

My Music Episode 706 - Dream Delay (Part II)

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2026/08/17

In Part II of Graham Coath’s conversation with Dream Delay, Sam returns—and this time Anna joins him to tell her side of the band’s story.Anna reveals how a chance connection on a musicians’ app changed the direction of her music, why building confidence as a singer takes more than believing in yourself, and how she learned to deliver emotion on stage without becoming overwhelmed.The conversation explores vulnerability, the pressure to be performative, writing from experience without becoming

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00:34:29

My Music Episode 705 - Tuomas Ahva (Ahva)

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2026/08/14

Graham Coath talks to Helsinki-based musician Tuomas Ahva about growing up with copied cassettes, rediscovering music on vinyl and creating music somewhere between technology, art and culture.Tuomas explains how experimenting with an iPad led to his solo project, Ahva, and the creation of Padworks an EP he describes as “experimental play” rather than simply extended play.They also discuss The Bike Song, the growing confidence behind Tuomas’s vocals, the influence of Daft Punk, his track Trapped in

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My Music Episode 704 - Forget Them Wendy

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2026/08/14

Graham Coath talks to Olly (Oliver) Forget Them WendyWhat happens when music is allowed to be beautiful, catchy and accessible — but still has something slightly uncomfortable going on underneath?In this episode of MyMusic, Graham Coath talks to Edinburgh-born producer and guitarist Oliver Price of Forget Them Wendy, the project he created with songwriter Laura James.Forget Them Wendy brings together Laura and Oliver to make music that draws on the sounds they grew up with while exploring something

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00:24:17

My Music Episode 703 - Jorge Wilson

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2026/08/10

What happens when you know exactly how you want your music to sound… while still insisting you don't really know what you're doing?In this episode of MyMusic, Graham Coath talks to Jorge Wilson about creativity, perfectionism, independence and finding a sound that actually feels like your own.Jorge describes himself as a self-taught musician who often plays by ear, layering instruments according to what sounds right rather than what the rulebook says he should be doing. Yet behind that

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My Music Episode 702 - Caddy Callaghan

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2026/08/07

Graham Coath talks to Australian singer-songwriter Caddy Callaghan about the music we carry with us, sometimes for years, before finding the courage and space to bring it fully to life.Caddy remembers sitting at her grandmother’s old wooden piano at just four years old and feeling something she describes beautifully: “It gave me resonance.” That connection has remained with her ever since, through teaching, motherhood, periods of doubt and the constant bells of everyday life competing for her

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00:36:57

My Music Episode 701 - Steve Hackett

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2026/08/06

Steve Hackett | The Roaring Waves | My Music with Graham CoathSteve Hackett has spent more than five decades creating some of the most influential guitar music ever recorded, from his groundbreaking work with Genesis to an extraordinary solo career that continues to evolve.In this episode of My Music, Graham Coath sits down with Steve to explore The Roaring Waves, his long-awaited collaborative album with fellow guitar legend Steve Rothery of Marillion.Together they discuss the eight-year journey

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00:29:38

My Music Episode 700 - DEARDARKHEAD

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2026/08/05

For nearly four decades, DEARDARKHEAD have quietly built a reputation as one of New Jersey's most distinctive underground alternative rock bands. Now, after a 25-year gap between full-length albums, they're back with The Pendulum Swings – a record that proves creativity doesn't have an expiry date.On this episode of MyMusic, Graham Coath sits down with drummer Robert Weiss to explore the band's remarkable journey from their beginnings in Atlantic City in 1988 to creating an album

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00:33:56

My Music Episode 699 - Rorey

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2026/07/30

What happens when an artist stops trying to impress people and starts telling the truth?In this episode of MyMusic, Graham Coath welcomes New York-based singer-songwriter ROREY for a thoughtful conversation about vulnerability, creativity and the emotional honesty that sits at the heart of her music.Ahead of the release of her latest single, "Binary Thinking" (out 31 July), ROREY explains how the song explores the conflicting emotions that follow heartbreak. As she puts it:"I think we

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00:37:50

My Music Episode 698 - Jonny Couch

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2026/07/29

MyMusic with Graham Coath – Jonny CouchWhat does it take to step out from behind the drum kit and become the artist at the front of the stage?In this episode of MyMusic, Graham Coath is joined by Jonny Couch, the New Jersey singer-songwriter whose journey has taken him from pounding the drums in touring punk bands to becoming an acclaimed solo artist with a love of classic songwriting, unforgettable melodies and timeless rock 'n' roll.Their conversation travels from Jonny's early days

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