Muziek – Australië – Nieuwe podcasts
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From Melbourne to Moscow, London to New York, each week tyDi presents the world's most cutting edge electronic music with the official Global Soundsystem podcast. The show is broadcasted in over 25 countries around the world and available as a two hour weekly download.
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A fortnightly podcast celebrating some of the most influential albums of all time.
@onemoremusicpod
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Bringing some color to your favorite songs
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The Culture. The Craft. The Conversation.
This podcast takes a deep dive into the fascinating world of MCs from across the musical spectrum. Hitting it from all angles - discussions, interviews, freestyles and much more.
Hosted by Phil Fokus - a Drum & Bass artist with over 25 years of experience in the underground music scene. -
A podcast celebrating the power of music - featuring stories of the greatest songs and artists of the Rock Era, as told by the artists themselves. Find the Professor of Rock on YouTube, ProfessorofRock.com or wherever you get podcasts.
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Xevi is a charismatic content creator known for his unique blend of pop culture commentary, celebrity gossip, and personal storytelling across TikTok and YouTube. With an engaging and relatable style, he connects with millions through his insightful takes on current trends and entertainment news. Xeviuniverse's content captivates audiences with its humor, authenticity, and thought-provoking perspectives, making him a standout figure in the digital space. Whether through short-form TikTok videos or in-depth content on YouTube, he delivers fresh and exciting content that resonates with a wide range of viewers.
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Carrie Underwood was born on March 10, 1983, in Muskogee, Oklahoma, and grew up on her family’s farm in the small town of Checotah. From a young age, Carrie’s passion for music was evident. She performed at local events, churches, and talent shows, showcasing a voice that would later captivate millions. Despite her natural talent, Carrie’s early ambitions were modest, and she didn’t envision herself becoming a global music icon. After graduating as salutatorian from Checotah High School in 2001, she attended Northeastern State University in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in mass communication with an emphasis in journalism in 2006. She had aspirations of a career in broadcasting, but fate had other plans. In 2005, Carrie’s life changed forever when she auditioned for the fourth season of "American Idol." Her powerful performances and humble demeanor captured the hearts of viewers, and she emerged as the season’s winner. Her victory catapulted her into the spotlight, securing her a recording contract and introducing her to the competitive world of country music. Her debut album, "Some Hearts," released later that year, became an instant success. Featuring hits like "Jesus, Take the Wheel" and "Before He Cheats," the album was a commercial and critical triumph, earning multi-platinum status and numerous awards. Carrie’s unique ability to blend country traditions with pop sensibilities quickly set her apart in the industry. Carrie’s subsequent albums solidified her status as one of country music’s leading artists. "Carnival Ride" in 2007 and "Play On" in 2009 continued her streak of chart-topping hits and showcased her growth as a vocalist and songwriter. By the time "Blown Away" was released in 2012, Carrie’s music had evolved to include more mature themes and sophisticated production, earning her even greater acclaim. She continued to push boundaries with albums like "Storyteller" in 2015, "Cry Pretty" in 2018, and her Christmas album "My Gift" in 2020. In 2021, she released "My Savior," a gospel album that paid homage to her faith and earned her another Grammy Award. Her most recent album, "Denim & Rhinestones," released in 2022, embraced a playful and vibrant tone, blending her country roots with pop influences. Throughout her career, Carrie has been recognized with numerous accolades. She has won eight Grammy Awards, 16 Academy of Country Music Awards, 25 CMT Music Awards, and 17 American Music Awards. In 2008, she was inducted into the Grand Ole Opry, an honor reserved for country music’s most esteemed performers. Ten years later, she received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, cementing her legacy as a cross-genre icon. Beyond her music, Carrie has ventured into various entrepreneurial and creative endeavors. In 2015, she launched CALIA by Carrie Underwood, a fitness and lifestyle brand that has become a popular choice for activewear enthusiasts. She also authored the New York Times bestseller "Find Your Path," where she shared her approach to fitness and wellness. In 2020, she expanded her reach with the launch of fit52, a fitness app designed to promote healthy living. Her business ventures reflect her dedication to inspiring others to lead balanced and fulfilling lives. Carrie’s personal life has been as remarkable as her career. In 2010, she married Mike Fisher, a former professional hockey player. The couple has two sons, Isaiah Michael Fisher, born in 2015, and Jacob Bryan Fisher, born in 2019. Carrie has been open about the challenges she faced in building her family, including experiencing multiple miscarriages before Jacob’s birth. These personal struggles deeply influenced her album "Cry Pretty," showcasing her ability to turn adversity into art. Her family remains a cornerstone of her life, and she frequently shares glimpses of their adventures on social media, endearing her even more to her fans. Carrie has also taken her talents to the stage in ways beyond music. She has performed as Maria von Trapp in the live television production of "The Sound of Music" and has consistently delivered powerhouse performances at major events, including the Super Bowl and various award shows. Her ability to captivate audiences across different platforms has further cemented her status as an entertainment powerhouse. In January 2025, Carrie made headlines when she announced her participation in President Donald Trump’s second inauguration, where she is set to perform "America the Beautiful." The decision has sparked mixed reactions, with some fans questioning her choice and others applauding her for staying true to her beliefs. This move underscores Carrie’s willingness to take bold stands, even when they invite controversy. She has also been announced as a new judge on "American Idol," bringing her career full circle by returning to the show that launched her to fame. Fans are excited to see her mentor aspiring artists and share her wealth of experience. As an artist, entrepreneur, and philanthropist, Carrie Underwood continues to evolve and inspire. Her story is one of resilience, determination, and unwavering faith. She has navigated the pressures of fame with grace, using her platform to uplift others and remain authentic to her roots. Her journey from a small-town farm in Oklahoma to international superstardom is a testament to her talent and work ethic. Whether she’s on stage, in the recording studio, or spending time with her family, Carrie embodies the values of humility, passion, and perseverance. With a career that shows no signs of slowing down, Carrie Underwood remains a beloved figure in the world of music and beyond. Carrie Underwood was born on March 10, 1983, in Muskogee, Oklahoma. Her childhood in Checotah revolved around her family’s farm, where she developed her love for music. From the beginning, it was clear that Carrie possessed a rare talent. Her parents encouraged her musical pursuits, and she performed frequently in her community, whether at church gatherings, school functions, or local festivals. These early performances helped her develop the confidence and stage presence that would later make her a star. She graduated from Checotah High School as salutatorian, demonstrating her strong academic ability alongside her artistic talents. Carrie’s initial plan was far from the life of a performer. After high school, she enrolled at Northeastern State University to study mass communication, envisioning a future in journalism or broadcasting. During her college years, however, she never strayed far from music, continuing to sing in various settings. Her life took a dramatic turn in 2005 when she decided to audition for "American Idol." Her decision was a leap of faith, but it was one that paid off in ways she could never have imagined. Her audition immediately caught the judges’ attention, and as the competition progressed, it became clear that she was a fan favorite. Winning "American Idol" was just the beginning. Carrie’s debut single, "Inside Your Heaven," debuted at number one on the Billboard Hot 100, a rare feat for a new artist. Her first album, "Some Hearts," was released shortly after and became the fastest-selling debut country album in Nielsen SoundScan history. It featured tracks that became anthems for fans around the world. "Jesus, Take the Wheel" showcased her deep connection to her faith, while "Before He Cheats" demonstrated her ability to deliver powerful, emotionally charged performances. The album’s success established Carrie as a force to be reckoned with in country music and beyond. Her subsequent albums built on this success, each one expanding her reach and influence. "Carnival Ride" showcased a more polished and confident Carrie, while "Play On" highlighted her growing range as a vocalist and songwriter. With "Blown Away," Carrie tackled darker and more complex themes, earning critical acclaim for her artistic evolution. "Storyteller" and "Cry Pretty" continued this trend, solidifying her reputation as a versatile and innovative artist. Meanwhile, her Christmas and gospel albums allowed her to explore new facets of her artistry, connecting with fans in deeply personal and spiritual ways. Carrie’s live performances have become legendary. From headlining tours to unforgettable award show appearances, she has a remarkable ability to connect with audiences. Her stage presence is a blend of charisma, vocal power, and genuine warmth, making every performance memorable. Beyond the stage, her entrepreneurial efforts have further diversified her career. CALIA by Carrie Underwood has become a leading brand in the activewear market, reflecting her personal commitment to health and fitness. Her book and fitness app extend this mission, encouraging fans to pursue their own wellness journeys. Her role as a wife and mother is equally central to her identity. Carrie often speaks about the importance of her family and the balance she strives to maintain between her professional and personal lives. Her marriage to Mike Fisher has been a source of inspiration for many, and their shared faith is a cornerstone of their relationship. Carrie’s openness about her struggles with pregnancy loss has resonated deeply with fans, highlighting her authenticity and courage. As she continues to navigate her career, Carrie remains grounded in her values. Her decision to perform at Donald Trump’s inauguration reflects her commitment to standing by her convictions, even when they spark debate. Her return to "American Idol" as a judge is another milestone, allowing her to give back to the show that launched her career. Through it all, Carrie Underwood remains a symbol of perseverance, grace, and unshakable faith. Her story is far from over, and her impact on music, culture, and her fans continues to grow. This has been a Quiet Please production. Head over to Quiet Please dot A I to “Hear What Matters”
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"Purgatory, Missouri" is a supernatural thriller that asks the question: can sleep and the Afterlife collide? It stars Dave Foley (Kids in the Hall, Fargo), Mindy Sterling (Austin Powers, The Goldbergs), Crissy Guerrero (In the Heights, American Mariachi) and Alina Foley (The Spy Next Door, The League). In "Purgatory, Missouri", an epileptic woman falls into a coma and finds herself in a grimy, rundown carnival, where the sky is grey and danger is everywhere. Each Newcomer gradually loses their memories of who they were while the carnival itself seems to be ripping apart. Why do people meander aimlessly in a constant state of terror? Trouble is everywhere - are you ready? You can find out more about the show and the Dark Americana songs it was based on at www.stuartpearsonmusic.com .
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MONDAY MAGAZINE brings you an eclectic mix of music from the 1950’s to tomorrow with the occasional guest. Geoff’s regular BACKSTORY takes a look at the music that forced social change, or was inspired by social change. Geoff’s CROSSTALK segment shares consumer news, tips, tricks, and things to watch out for. With Geoffrey Putnam, every Monday from 9-11am on 96.5 Inner FM Melborune.
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I Formed A Band is a podcast that talks to people who formed bands about the part before they got famous: why did they do it, what did it take to get there, and what was life like when they were forming a band?
It’s hosted by Eddie Argos, who formed a band called Art Brut and sings a song called Formed A Band; and Joe Sparrow, who did not form a band, but probably should have done.
There’s a huge, secret story behind every successful band: a heady mix of ambition, desperation, perseverance, daydreams, sleeping on sofas, surviving hangovers in the back of a Transit van, and dumb luck. That's what this podcast is about.
(And it's also about compiling The Argos Catalogue: a comprehensive collection of Eddie's various stories of meeting members of the Wu-Tang Clan in a lift, or singing Half Man Half Biscuit songs with Liam Gallagher, etc)
We love hearing from you – if you've got a question for Eddie, send us an email to eddieandjoe@iformedaband.com
Oh, also sign up to our email newsletter here – we’ll send you the latest episodes first, and some bonus podcast bits (maybe).
[The ace photo of Eddie in the main image is by the very talented Nessiahuu]
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We get together a couple of times a month to talk about most things progressive rock. We can’t cover every band so we try to highlight the prog rock and adjacent music that moves us the most. Thanks for listening!
Your hosts: Jay and Jonathan
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Desde Melbourne Australia on la mejor música y entrevistas para nuestro público Latino e hispanoparlante
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2 Aussie Guys that discuss albums, probably on more of an emotional level more than anything else.
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In the late 90's a group of Toowoomba business people, civic leaders and the city's church community come together with an audacious plan - stage a gospel music festival that will bring people into the city over the Easter weekend.
Despite humble beginnings, Easterfest (formerly the Australian Gospel Music Festival) grew to achieve major event status in Queensland, and became one of the largest ticketed drug and alcohol free events in the southern hemisphere.
But only a few years after their biggest event, Easterfest became yet another casualty of the music festival business.
It's been a decade since the final festival in 2015, and this podcast series will look back at how Easterfest grew to become a major player in Christian music internationally, and the events that led to the event coming to an end.
It's a celebration of almost two decades of music, community and a spirit of unity, with the story told by the organisers, volunteers and the musicians that graced the stages of Easterfest.
The Rise & Fall of Easterfest is written and hosted by Justin Rouillon and is a production of 96five Studios.
For more podcasts with purpose, search for 96five in your podcast app or go to www.96five.com/listen/podcasts/
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Hi there and thank you for choosing to tune in to The Creation of Me: A Music from a Lifetime Retrospective, the podcast where I look back on the albums of my life and try to offer an explanation as to why they have been so important in making me the person I am today. From the ashes of Music from a Lifetime, this podcast will continue to offer you new thoughts on old albums and an old person’s thoughts on new albums, giving my own insights and loves (or not) on those albums and why they have impacted me the way they do. Thanks in advance for tuning in!
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Join Matthew, Jon, and Nathan as they go through Robbie Williams's discography to find out just why he's the strangest figure in British pop music.
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This is the Real Wolf Record Club, the show that takes the greatest music of all-time, pulls it apart with talented and diverse guests, insightful segments, and our very own record rating system. Merch, guest and episode info and club details at realwolfrecordclub.com, IG @realwolfrecordclub, or Twitter @realwolfrc. Tune in, check our work, join the Real Wolf Record Club.
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I’m a Jazz Bassist student at The Juilliard School in New York. In my podcast I try to highlight new and classic jazz I love. I share my thoughts about great players I’m inspired by, and sometimes I interview some of the amazing teachers and pros I meet.
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Hey, look at you! You made it to the Honest & Unmerciful Record Review Podcast. Your hosts Pete and Brian are musicians, music fans, and long-time collaborators ready for lively discussion and debate on an eclectic mix of albums and genres. We’ll chat about classics, personal favorites, records you may know well or may be new to you. We’ve got two words for you: ”honest” and ”unmerciful” - what works on these albums, what doesn’t, and viewed through the prism of time, how do they hold up today? Each record is ranked on our world-renowned scale of 5 warm, tasty burritos. Maybe you’ll agree with us, maybe not, but it’ll be a fascinating and fun journey...so put on your headphones and enjoy the show!
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“Oh Christmas Tree,” known in its original German as “O Tannenbaum,” is one of the most enduring and beloved songs of the holiday season. Its simple yet heartfelt lyrics celebrate the beauty and resilience of the evergreen tree, a symbol that has come to represent the enduring spirit of Christmas. But the story of this iconic carol is as layered and fascinating as the holiday traditions it accompanies. From its roots in German folk culture to its global popularity as a Christmas anthem, “Oh Christmas Tree” is a testament to how music can evolve and resonate across time and cultures. The origins of “O Christmas Tree” lie not in Christmas but in the broader cultural symbolism of the evergreen tree. For centuries, the evergreen has been admired for its ability to stay lush and vibrant throughout the coldest months of winter. In many European cultures, the evergreen was seen as a symbol of hope, endurance, and renewal, providing a sense of life and continuity during the barren winter months. This admiration found its way into music, including folk songs like “O Tannenbaum,” which praised the tree’s enduring beauty. The first known version of the lyrics to “O Tannenbaum” dates back to the 16th century, though it wasn’t initially associated with Christmas. The song’s earliest form was a traditional German folk tune that paid homage to the evergreen tree as a metaphor for faithfulness and steadfastness. In these early versions, the lyrics were reflective and romantic rather than celebratory, likening the tree’s unwavering green to ideals of loyalty and strength. The song as we know it began to take shape in the early 19th century when Joachim August Zarnack, a German teacher and songwriter, adapted the traditional folk tune with new lyrics in 1819. Zarnack’s version compared the evergreen’s unchanging nature to a lover’s faithfulness, continuing the tradition of using the tree as a metaphor. However, it was another German composer, Ernst Anschütz, who cemented the song’s place in history. In 1824, Anschütz revised Zarnack’s lyrics to create a version explicitly celebrating the beauty of the evergreen tree. His adaptation became immensely popular, particularly during the Christmas season, when the Tannenbaum (Christmas tree) took on a central role in holiday traditions. During the 19th century, the Christmas tree became a focal point of holiday celebrations in Germany and beyond. The practice of bringing evergreen trees into homes and decorating them with candles, ornaments, and ribbons was gaining popularity, especially in upper-class households. As this tradition spread throughout Europe and into North America, “O Tannenbaum” naturally became associated with Christmas. Its lyrics, which extolled the evergreen’s enduring green, perfectly complemented the festive atmosphere and the symbolic meaning of the Christmas tree. The song crossed cultural and linguistic boundaries as German immigrants carried it with them to other parts of the world. In the United States, where German immigrants played a significant role in shaping Christmas traditions, “O Tannenbaum” quickly became a holiday favorite. The song was translated into English and adapted into what we now know as “Oh Christmas Tree.” While the English version retained the melody and spirit of the original, it simplified the lyrics to focus more directly on the Christmas tree’s role in holiday festivities. The enduring appeal of “Oh Christmas Tree” lies in its universality and adaptability. Its lyrics celebrate the evergreen’s beauty and its symbolic connection to resilience and renewal, themes that resonate deeply with the holiday spirit. Whether sung in English, German, or any of the many other languages into which it has been translated, the song evokes a sense of warmth, tradition, and togetherness. Over the years, “Oh Christmas Tree” has become a staple of holiday music, performed by choirs, carolers, and recording artists of all genres. Its gentle melody and heartfelt lyrics make it a favorite for family gatherings and community celebrations. The song’s simplicity allows for endless interpretations, from solemn and reverent renditions to joyful and playful arrangements. The imagery of the Christmas tree itself has played a significant role in the song’s popularity. The tree, adorned with lights, ornaments, and garlands, represents the heart of many holiday traditions. It is where families gather to exchange gifts, where children place their wishes for Santa Claus, and where friends and loved ones create lasting memories. “Oh Christmas Tree” captures this central symbol of the holiday season, celebrating not only its physical beauty but also its deeper meaning. One of the reasons for the song’s enduring popularity is its ability to adapt to different cultural contexts. While its roots are in German folk music, its themes are universal, allowing it to resonate with people across the world. In some traditions, the song is seen as a reflection on the beauty of nature, while in others, it serves as a hymn of gratitude for the simple joys of life. Its versatility ensures that it remains relevant and beloved, no matter how it is interpreted. Today, “Oh Christmas Tree” is an inseparable part of the holiday soundtrack. It is performed in schools, churches, and homes; it features in films, television specials, and Christmas albums. Its melody is instantly recognizable, evoking feelings of nostalgia and warmth. For many, it is a song that bridges generations, connecting the past and present through shared traditions and celebrations. As we sing “Oh Christmas Tree” during the holiday season, we continue a tradition that spans centuries and cultures. Its gentle melody and heartfelt lyrics remind us to appreciate the beauty of the season and the enduring spirit of the evergreen tree. In its simplicity, the song captures the essence of Christmas: a time for gratitude, togetherness, and the celebration of life’s most enduring joys. The journey of “Oh Christmas Tree” from a folk tune about the evergreen’s beauty to a global Christmas anthem is a testament to the power of music to adapt and thrive across time and cultures. It is a song that celebrates nature, tradition, and the magic of the holiday season, ensuring that its place in our hearts and homes will remain evergreen. This has been a Quiet Please production. Head over to Quiet Please dot A I to “Hear What Matters”
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