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In this conversation, Cam and Eamonn discuss the recent case of music streaming fraud involving Michael Smith, who allegedly defrauded Spotify by generating fake streams.cWe explore the implications of this fraud on artists and the music industry.
The discussion then shifts to the controversial dynamic pricing model used by Ticketmaster for concert tickets, particularly for the Green Day Australian tour, highlighting the frustrations of fans facing exorbitant prices.
Finally, the conversation concludes on a positive note with the announcement of a government fund to support music festivals in New South Wales, aimed at helping them recover from financial challenges.
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Homebrewed is a podcast dedicated to supporting the Australian Music Industry. Cameron Smith and Eamonn Snow have been presenting Homebrewed since November 2017 and have received excellence awards and the admiration of local bands for their presentation of Homebrewed and their continued support of the Australian music scene. This podcast is designed so you can enjoy conversations with musicians, industry representatives and music media personalities.
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In this episode we're joined by Rick Bridgman for a conversation about Good Intent's Greater Good Initiative for 2024.
Good Intent is a Sydney/Eora based music services company offering everything from artist management to professional photography and videography. The Greater Good Initiative is a fantastic music prize offered to emerging artists. It's worth $30k this year and includes benefits that cover just about every facet of being an artist in 2024.
Naturally, we cover more than just the Greater Good Initiative in this one. Listen on to hear about Good Intent, Rick's story and his views on the scene + a whole lot more.
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We're stoked to be joined in this episode by one of Australia's most enduring and compelling recent pop artists, Wafia.
In this conversation, Wafia joins Eamonn all the way from LA to discuss her return to releasing, the hurdles imposed by COVID, labels and the industry itself, and the bright new path she's forging as an artist.
Be sure to keep an ear out for what is almost certainly the first Lil Wayne quote we've ever had. What a milestone.
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No, despite the title, we promise you this is still a music podcast and not a sports one.
The touring company of Robbie Williams have successfuly won a lawsuit in court against Formula 1 for cancelling their post-GP gig in Melbourne in 2020.
Meanwhile, the major sporting codes in Australia continue to annoy us by booking international acts for pre-game entertainment. This time, it's the AFL booking Katy Perry.
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Homebrewed is a podcast dedicated to supporting the Australian Music Industry. Cameron Smith and Eamonn Snow have been presenting Homebrewed since November 2017 and have received excellence awards and the admiration of local bands for their presentation of Homebrewed and their continued support of the Australian music scene. This podcast is designed so you can enjoy conversations with musicians, industry representatives and music media personalities.
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An artist well and truly adored across the country, Cam and Eamonn were thrilled to be joined by Merci, Mercy!
She joined us to chat all things Angel, her new music and tour, and what we can expect moving into next year.
She also reveals what she would do if she had a time machine! We also find out yet again that our producers (us) are rubbish and need to be fired.
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In this episode, we welcome Comar - a Central Coast hip hop artist making waves in the scene both through his solo work and as part of the Flight Academy collective.
We couldn't have snagged Comar at a better time. Flight Academy have gained some serious attention following the release of their debut mixtape back in June, and Comar has just started work on an upcoming solo project that will centre on his journey to now and heavily feature the stories and sounds of his area.
Let this chat serve as yet another reminder of the breadth and potential of the Central Coast music scene. The future is looking bright.
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After 35 years of glorious festival entertainment, Bluesfest has announced that the 2025 edition will be its last. A devastating blow for the industry already in turnoil - but could this all just be a bluff?
Also, we look into the success of Rolling Sets Festival, which announced that on day 1 of ticket sales, 70% were snapped up, bucking the trend of low ticket sales and eventual cancellation.
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We traverse the artistic spectrum of Ben Jones - from Writing, recording and releasing a spontaneous EP after a few beers on a Saturday night, to playing a completely improvised set at MONA in Tasmania.
Ben plies his trade as part of several projects - he’s one half of duos Trash Stash and The Visor Guy, while also leaving room for whichever spontaneous creations come in between.
He’s been a driving force behind music events on the Central Coast, celebrating local culture through the Trash Fest series and even offering his own house as the venue for local performances.
Hear about it all on this episode of Homebrewed.
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Homebrewed is a podcast dedicated to supporting the Australian Music Industry. Cameron Smith and Eamonn Snow have been presenting Homebrewed since November 2017 and have received excellence awards and the admiration of local bands for their presentation of Homebrewed and their continued support of the Australian music scene. This podcast is designed so you can enjoy conversations with musicians, industry representatives and music media personalities.
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Hey! Astro is a uniquely places alt-pop artist from the Central Coast.
Owen joined Cam and Eamonn on release day to discuss his brand new Mixtape - 'Don't Waste Another Minute'.
Eamonn shows his stalkerish behaviour by recounting a story of seeing Owen running through Wamberal, while Cam desperately clings onto any hope that maybe he had crossed paths with Astro prior to meeting him in the studio.
Owen also reveals that his first song every made was a high school diss track about his mate, which evolved into turning this into a career.
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Homebrewed is a podcast dedicated to supporting the Australian Music Industry. Cameron Smith and Eamonn Snow have been presenting Homebrewed since November 2017 and have received excellence awards and the admiration of local bands for their presentation of Homebrewed and their continued support of the Australian music scene. This podcast is designed so you can enjoy conversations with musicians, industry representatives and music media personalities.
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International musicians seem to have no problem selling out stadiums and arenas, while Australian musicians, festivals, and venues are hurting.
One proposal to help this is a levy on international tours. In this episode of the Music News, we debate the pros and cons of the proposed levy, and how it might work.
We also discuss how we might be able to better export our Aussie musicians overseas.
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Ruby Miles wears a lot of hats. Between programming for Sydney’s edition of South By Southwest (SXSW) and the iconic Laneway Festival and presenting shows on Sydney’s FBi Radio and Triple J, it’s fair to say Ruby has her finger on the pulse of Australian music right now.
In this episode, we cover plans and processes for SXSW 2024, Ruby’s work across the spectrum in Australian music, the state of the scene right now and a whole bunch more.
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Jack Nigro is a producer/engineer at Sonora Studios in Tuggerah. Jack speaks to Cam and Eamonn about celebrating 12 months of Sonora Studios, and what his plans are for the future.
Jack asks why the Central Coast can't become the Nashville of Australia, and discusses new workshop opportunities available to help developing or establishes producers.
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Stop freaking out! We're back to load you ears up with our opinions on news.
We kick things off with a look at some fresh technology (that may or may not involve AI) aimed at making sure artists get paid every time their song is played on community radio stations.
Next, we dive into some comments coming out of the NSW Chris Minns government, as it looks to tighten up on what can and can't be done on ANZAC day. It looks like gigs and festivals might get the chop, and some have been quick to point out what they're calling another example of double standards when it comes to music and culture in NSW.
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Characters is the mesmerising, difficult-to-define project of Benjamin Myer Welch and Alistar Karl-Crooks. Born on the Central Coast, Characters only exists thanks to both men upending their lives to create music together based solely on a gut feeling.
Their output so far vindicates that call. They've released three tracks to the public and have dozens more to share. What we've heard to this point is unique, sophisticated and dripping in creative chemistry.
In this episode of Homebrewed, Eamonn goes deep with Ben and Al, exploring the unlikely forces that put them in a room together, the processes through which they've created their music, and the unbridled enthusiasm and ambition that they're channeling into Characters.
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Gia Darcy is an independent musician from the Central Coast, now residing in Sydney.
The pop sensation joined Cam and Eamonn to dicuss her new single and EP, both titles 'Crash Test'. Gia also talks about writing in LA and Nashville, while giving us a behind the scenes reveal of filming a music video at a working car wreckers.
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Sydney Uni has joined a movement for founding set of principles relating to AI and music creation.
Fast stats/info:
25% of music producers are using AI (music business worldwide) 20% of independent artists have used AI music tools (Music Ally) YouTube Music (formerly Google Music) are adding an AI DJSydney University has joined a 50-strong coalition of supporters for a founding set of principles which outline the responsible use of AI in music creation.
The founding document for these principles came back in March from two of the biggest companies in global music - Audio equipment manufacturer, Roland and label, Universal Music group
The press release when this was launched labelled the collaboration between Roland and Universal “a strategic relationship in support of music artists and creators worldwide”
They describe the campaign as “ a series of clarifying statements relating to the responsible use of AI in music creation, and will advocate their adoption across the music industry and creative community. The principles highlight the opportunity for innovation with AI in music production, composition, and songwriting while underscoring the need for transparency, equity, and community involvement.”
Visit aiformusic.info if you want to see for yourself
The seven core principles, or “clarifying statements,” are:
We believe music is central to humanity. We believe humanity and music are inseparable. We believe that technology has long supported human artistic expression, and applied sustainably, AI will amplify human creativity. We believe that human-created works must be respected and protected. We believe that transparency is essential to responsible and trustworthy AI. We believe the perspectives of music artists, songwriters, and other creators must be sought after and respected. We are proud to help bring music to life.We also run through the recently announced festival lineups for Big Pineapple, Abilityfest, and NYE on the Hill.
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Sydney Shoegaze/Alt Rock crew ADORER have certainly made an impact since their somewhat unlikely formation in 2022. Less than a year since their first live show, the band have already dropped a self-titled EP and made waves both here in Australia and overseas.
We got the chance to catch up with Kris and Liam from the band as they prepare to release their first single since the ADORER EP dropped back in May. They're also gearing up for a show at the Vanguard in Newtown, July 18. If you like what you hear, grab some tickets and go show your support.
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Kalani Artis has been on our radar for a little while now. We exchanged messages back and forth for a couple of months before finally teeing up time for a chat at Sonora Studios.
While Kalani is relatively new to us, he's been making music in and around The Central Coast for years. After a bit of time away from recording and playing live, Kalani is back and more determined than ever to build a proper career out of his art; and he wants to bring as many people with him as he can.
Kalani Artis and his band will be making a return to live performance September 18th at Mumbo Jumbo's, Terrigal. Don't miss it.
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In this rambling episode of the Music News, Cam and Eamonn discuss Spotify's new partnership with EAG and Sabrina Carpenter to give exclusive ticket access to top fans ahead of her Short N’ Sweet US tour in September.
Cam starts by declaring he was considering leaving Spotify, but the lack of alternatives, plus a good user experience is what kept him on the streaming service.
Eamonn meanwhile is concerned about Spotify being introduced to the ticketing market, as they could soon become a service too big and too powerful to provide any competition for.
We also manage to sneak in a couple of shorter news updates, including the NSW Budget and guess what...a recommendation of a new report after doing...yep, a report!
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Central Coast banjo-infused Austalian punk trio Spicy Lemons joined Cam and Eamonn fresh off their new release, 'Matt's Place'.
Toby, Luke, and Zac joined us at Sonora Studios for a free-flowing and tangental chat about all things Spicy Lemons, motorsport, sleeping on planes, and of course, music.
Toby and Zac surprise Cam by revealing that they're brothers, despite not looking too alike. The brothers also talk about their deep love and admiration for Midnight Oil, while Luke talks of playing the banjo and violin at young ages, and how these instruments blend into their style of music today.
The band also throw some shade towards Pearl Jam.
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