Afleveringen
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Here is a sneak peak into Episode 6 featuring Idge Hehir from Soundpark Studios.
Idge started producing music and recording bands out the back of Bakehouse studios before building his own studio and rehersal room in Northcote.
Idge not only produces music but has been playing drums and hanging out in bands and with friends creating music since he was 15.
Listen to hear some of the influences.
And what is it with Kiss and all the Australian men Musicians?
They definitely have had a roll in music created since the late 80s around here.
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This is an educational podcast that collects no income, just talks about Music, hoping people will buy artists music.
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Kira has an amazing story telling style in her song writing and just sitting with her on a cold Melbourne Summers day. She is a soul that finds music at 3am regularly and has some beautiful, moving, strong and delicate songs that we get to talk about in Part 2.
Sometimes being a musician means your hours are not the same as the 9 to 5 people and the quiet of the night or the start of a dream can get the creative spirits going. I find for me, I write a lot of songs in the shower which is not a handy way for someone with ADHD to remember them after.
In part 2 of Episode of 5 of Making of a Musician Kira explains how driven her father was for her to be successful in many things and I think he would be so proud at the passion she has developed for so many things including her talent on piano and guitar.
I am so privileged to get to share Kira’s story and song writing and the ups and downs of trying to be a mother and everything else. I loved getting to sing with her too and her influences are so wide and interesting too.
I do look forward to hearing her next recording featuring the Roddy Reid short listed song Slow it Down.
I hope you love listening to Kira and if you want to find out more or buy some of her music here are the links
https://music.apple.com/au/artist/kira-janowsky/1581401530
https://kirajanowsky.bandcamp.com/
https://www.facebook.com/kirajanowskymusician
On Sunday’s old episodes of Making of the Musician are on Untidy Radiowww.untidyradio.com see my website for the dates. After each Episode is played at least an hour of music talked about during the show is programmed by Mark James from Untidy Music with a little help from me.
As usual I hope you like listening as much as I have enjoyed producing this episode.
All Music is used under fair use of The Australian Copyright Act (1968). This is an educational podcast that collects no income, just talks about Music, hoping people will buy artists music.
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Kira J is a multi-instrumentalist, who brings her own style to each song she produces. In this episode Kira shares her fantastic songs and what inspired her work like ‘Winter in Budapest’ and ‘Lassiter’s reef’. And I am glad to know why there was a place called Lassiter’s in Neighbours.
Kira is an award winning songwriter and last year had 5 songs short listed in 5 different categories of the Australian Songwriting Competition! Part 1 explores Folk Festivals and how Kira has found being short listed and winning at Maldon Folk Festival and I try and make jokes about Port Fairy.
Listen to hear the different influences that have contributed to make Kira the amazing, funny musician she is today! Including being lucky to have a Dad being in a folk band back in the day.
This is another inspirational episode that can change your life too.
Find Kira here
https://www.bestofkira.com/
https://kirajanowsky.bandcamp.com/
https://music.apple.com/au/artist/kira-janowsky/1581401530
https://www.facebook.com/kirajanowskymusician
I am sorry it took so long to get this episode out, but I hope you enjoy part 1 of Kira J’s story. I feel so privileged to be able to bring this episode out and I hope you enjoy listening to Kira’s story and music as much as I have spent so much time with her in person and whilst editing this.
This episode is dedicated to Dorothy Anderson. My favourite strong women who I miss daily.
All Music is used under fair use of The Australian Copyright Act (1968). This is an educational podcast that collects no income, just talks about music, hoping people will buy artists music.
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Coming up on Making of A Musician is the amazing song writer, singer, story teller, wine expert and wonderful Kira Janowsky who allowed me to spend so much time with her.
This is just the start of an amazing story.
Stay tuned to hear the rest soon. I promise.
https://kirajanowsky.bandcamp.com/album/lighthouse
https://www.bestofkira.com/
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Commentary Podcast
I’d like to begin by acknowledging the Traditional Owners of the land on which this podcast was made in Naam, the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung people of the Kulin Nation and pay my respects to Elders past and present and any Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders that may be listening.
Where Art meets Post Punk is how Severins formed out of the early 90s. Now 30 years on and still recording new music and in part 2 of this episode Geoff Berry explores the themes behind his writing and how that connects to his work and his studies to achieve a PHD in philosophy.
Geoff talks about how the band has formed it's unique and wonderful sounds and his respect for the other members of Severins.
You can also find out a few things more like what he likes about Talking Heads, which Rolling Stones album is a good beginning and you have a fear of Mick Jagger and who a First Nation artist you should listen to.
https://www.facebook.com/severinsband
https://severins.bandcamp.com/track/less-of-a-lesson
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You can find Making of a Musician on Sundays on Untidy Radio.
https://untidyradio.com/alternate-player/
https://untidyradio.com/2025/10/28/what-is-untidy-radio/
It is on 7pm in Melbourne, Australia AEDT
Manchester, UK: 8 am Most of Western Europe (e.g., Paris, Berlin): 9 am New York City, USA: 3 am Los Angeles, USA: 12 am (midnight) Tokyo, Japan: 9 pmRead my post about Untidy Radio here https://www.sometimesanderson.com/news/untidy-radio
The Episodes are going backwards from Yolanda.
We are up to part 2 of Mark James this week, then it goes:
Me, Cris Sirc, Helen Ryder, Serina Pech, Jordan Bakkar, Ben Smith, Mandy Connell, Tracy McNeil and Billy Abbott and then back to Season 2
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Commentary Podcast
Part 1 of this episode is dedicated to Richard Moffat; because I did not mention him in my favourite, inspiring, supportive radio presenters from back in the day on Triple R.
Where Art meets Post Punk is how Severins formed out of the early 90s. Where there was a boundary they wanted to push it and now 30 years on, you may hear if this perspective has changed..
The podcast touches on cancer and so if you are feeling a bit sad maybe catch part 2, or jump past the Ange-fest talkfest. It starts around 18m50s to 22m01s.
In Part 1 of Episode 4 Geoff Berry and I talk about the early formation of Severins after Gerry Sonts Tartan Hotpants went missing. If you don't know who Gerry Sont is, you might find out in this episode.
We also explore Sub-Terrain a venue Geoff ran in the late 90s that hosted some of the best unknown talent in Melbourne, including a moment about our favourite Melbourne pianist, Julitha Ryan.
You can also find out a few things more like which moment in time music first grabbed Geoff's attention.
Also sorry for the bad host, laughing, you find out why I laugh or it makes more sense halfway through the episode.
https://www.facebook.com/severinsband
https://severins.bandcamp.com/track/less-of-a-lesson
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Commentary Podcast
Yolanda has had such an interesting life and has seen bands that we could only imagine to have seen.
In Part 2 we continue were we left off in Part 1 https://omny.fm/shows/making-of-a-musician/season-2-episode-3-yolanda-ingley-ii-part-1
Yolanda talks about influences, singing, Australian bands playing randomly on a Wednesday afternoon in the 60s, how song writing happens, can happen and how it starts.
This episode also has a awesome story with a chance meeting with Paul McCartney. You will have to listen to see how this goes. Like a real chance encounter!
I now realise after my whole time on this Earth why my older brother is named Paul, after that Paul.
I can't talk really my youngest son is named after Miles Davis and the knowledge that Miles Brown from Art of Fighting was a nice guy.
Season 2 Episode 3 is dedicated to Steve Dagg.
You can hear him play in the Swinging Sidewalks in this playlist on youtube.
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEhTJzncsVRhOdx6L6DbyFirKdIMmpl2d&si=nBYrdKvYg7F2hnCe
If you would like a list of the songs used in this episode go to this page, scroll to the bottom and find and click on Yolanda's picture.
I really need to thank Yolanda for all the time she gave me to produce this episode and the compliments.
Thanks to everyone else for all the support for the first 2 episodes too! Or just taking the time to read this description.
All Music is used under fair use of The Australian Copyright Act (1968). This is an educational podcast that collects no income, just talks about music, hoping people will buy artists music.
https://www.facebook.com/yolandaIIandthememories/
https://www.belmarrecords.com/artist/yolanda-ingley-ii/
https://belmar-records.bandcamp.com/track/paradise-yolanda-ingley-ii
https://belmar-records.bandcamp.com/track/you-dont-know-yola-ingley-ii
https://music.apple.com/gb/artist/yolanda-ingley-ii/1383400316
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Music Commentary Podcast.
This episode is dedicated to Steve Dagg.
Yolanda Ingley II has a story of migration, Australia and how women still are the back bone of successful men at the detriment to themselves and their talents. It is hard to find many men that would do the reverse.
Warning: We swear in this episode.
We all need to thank the wonderful Steve Dagg for bringing Yolanda out of the kitchen and into our speakers.
Yolanda has a voice to remember. A talent nearly lost to time and I wish everyone knew her songs.
If you ever think you are too old please listen, if you are sacrificing your soul for others maybe Yolanda can help you dream for more.
A story of how music can change paths, bring love and sorrow.
But it's better to be blue and have loved than not love at all.
I am so thankful for Billy Abbott from Season 1 Episode 1 for getting me in contact with Yolanda and being an awesome friend, like I am lucky to know him and have his support for this show and personally.
As usual I hope you like listening as much as I have enjoyed producing this episode.
All Music is used under fair use of The Australian Copyright Act (1968). This is an educational podcast that collects no income, just talks about Music, hoping people will buy artists music.
Part 2 is out now too!
https://www.facebook.com/yolandaIIandthememories/
https://www.belmarrecords.com/artist/yolanda-ingley-ii/
https://belmar-records.bandcamp.com/track/paradise-yolanda-ingley-ii
https://belmar-records.bandcamp.com/track/you-dont-know-yola-ingley-ii
https://music.apple.com/gb/artist/yolanda-ingley-ii/1383400316
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The question I forgot to ask Mark the most, is did he ever ask his Mum when she found the guitar?
You will have to listen to find out why I would have that question.
In Part 2 of this chat with Mark James is where you can hear 2 musicians of the same age from different parts of the world talk about Music. Kristy explains to Mark the best things about Manchester music and Mark calls Brisbane a name she had not thought of and tells her why it has fantastic music.
This is an excellent episode where we talk learning instruments badly, song writing processes and how musicians think. Great Australian songs, comfort albums and best songs of all time are also included. Hope you enjoy listening to this as much as I enjoyed talking to Mark. Also his music is awesome!
Mark is the founder of Untidy Music. Find out more here https://untidymusic.com/
Creator of these Musical projects
Number 13 Back Bone Shiver Machine Code DreamThe Songs played in this episode are listed down the bottom of this page https://www.sometimesanderson.com/s-projects-basic
All Music is used under fair use of The Australian Copyright Act (1968). This is an educational podcast that collects no income, just talks about Music, hoping people will buy artists music.
Untidy Music has given Permission for their music to be used.
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Episode 2 features Mark James from Salford in Great Manchester. Making of a Musician's first international guest!
As a fan of many bands from Manchester I really loved talking to Mark, who likes Australian music more than what comes from Manchester, and really who wouldn't except probably me.
He has an eclectic amount of music produced and created from punk guitar to ambient dark synth instrumentals to experimenting with themes like Halloween, he has a great musical story and such a wide range of musical taste from Glam to Grandaddy.
Listen to part 1 to see how his musical journey started and what impact Beach Boys had on him.
Mark is the founder of Untidy Music. Find out more here https://untidymusic.com/
Creator of these Musical projects
Number 13 Back Bone Shiver Machine Code DreamMusic Included in Episode 2 Playlist https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEhTJzncsVRj3xtdLbmBJyZ8PHbYIJBff&si=eTcdZH_eE71ylbAg
Buy Mark's Music here: https://untidymusic.bandcamp.com/
All Music is used under fair use of The Australian Copyright Act (1968)
Untidy Music has given Permission for their music to be used.
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Listen to the Musicians from Season 1 tell you when music first grabbed their attention.
Australian Musicians Billy Abbott, Tracy McNeil, Mandy Connell, Ben Smith, Jordan Bakker, Serina Pech, Helen Ryder and Cris Sirc all share their memories on how they became a Musician in Season 1. Still Available to listen to. Still Interesting!
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Education Podcast
This episode is dedicated to Kev Carmody.
Please note this podcast has the names and voices of people who have died.
Inspired to start again by Jayson Gillham and Connor D'Netto and their work on the piece of music Witness.
Coming up in Episode 1 of Season 2 are activists musicians that inspire me. Like Pete Seegar, Sinead O'Connor, Woody Guthrie, Midnight Oil, Archie Roach and Ruby Hunter, John Lennon and Kev Carmody.
Not sure they set out to sing more than they were bearing witness too.
All Music is used under fair use of The Australian Copyright Act (1968)
https://www.jaysongillham.com/
https://www.connordnetto.com/
https://para.org.au/
https://www.chuffed.org/project/justice-for-jayson
https://www.connordnetto.com/music/witness
Contact [email protected]
Website: https://www.sometimesanderson.com/making-of-a-musician
A song list will be available on the website.
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Education Podcast _ Protest Music
This episode is dedicated to Kev Carmody
Inspired to start again by Jayson Gillham and Connor D'Netto and their work on the piece of music Witness.
Coming up in Episode 1 of Season 2 are activists musicians that inspire me. Like Pete Seegar, Sinead O'Connor, Woody Guthrie, Midnight Oil, Archie Roach and Ruby Hunter, John Lennon and Kev Carmody.
Not sure they set out to sing more than they were bearing witness too.
https://www.jaysongillham.com/
https://www.connordnetto.com/
https://para.org.au/
https://www.chuffed.org/project/justice-for-jayson
https://www.connordnetto.com/music/witness
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Episode 8 features Cris Sirc of Angler, Phat Puff and Sirc. Listen in to how Kiss grabbed his attention and the club Clockwork Orange’s Indie Pop lead to the discovery of electronic music. We discuss what equipment to use, including how you can use an Atari to create music, favourite synth sounds and who has been Cris’ biggest influences.
This episode is dedicated to our good friend Stevie B, Steven Bertschik.
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Episode 7 features the talented Helen Ryder, a Melbourne based singer who has sung across many genres throughout her career: pop, country, soul, blues, gospel and jazz throughout her career. Listen in to hear how she came to a musical career, why she chose the songs for her debut album 'Someday Love', what her influences are and the music has played a part in her journey so far.
Note: Please excuse the background noise at times towards the end of the interview - The crowd in St Kilda can get rowdy. I have tried everything nearly to get rid of it….
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Episode 6 of Making of a musician features the fabulously gifted Serina Pech.
This interview was recorded on the eve of the launch of Serina's self-titled EP on the 23rd of March 2017.
Serina Pech is a singer-songwriter who grew up in the isolation of Katherine in the Northern Territory – an influence she carries through her music.
Listen in to how she found her way to music and the vast influences who have helped develop the amazing storyteller Serina has become through the use of song with her raw, honest and penetrating lyrics that colour her songs and allow listeners into her private world and imagination.
Make sure you check out bandcamp https://serinapech.bandcamp.com/ or iTunes and buy Serina’s EP now - best 7 dollars you will ever spend.
https://www.threads.com/@serinapechmusic
https://ffm.to/serinapechpolitics
This episode is dedicated to Peter Webb who I knew to be a loving husband and father, optimist and fighter.
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Jordan Bakker is a passionate young acoustic performer from Melbourne Australia. ;sJordan original work covers many genres from Bluegrass to a Bossa Nova, yet all have a raw Blues backbone. Listen in to hear how he started, what advice he has received from Tash Sultana and much more.
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During Episode 4 of Making a Musician we meet singer/songwriter Ben Smith, who was born in the UK but spent ten years of his childhood in sunny Queensland playing regular gigs in pubs as a 10 to 13-year-old.
Listen in to how Ben returned from the UK after being signed by a record company at 16 to start his real musical journey in Melbourne years later.
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In Part 2 of Episode 3 of Making of a Musician we continue the journey through Mandy Connell's musical influences, songs she can’t get enough of and the album everyone should own. Listen in to hear Mandy explain how to join a music session and how she became the amazing folk musician she is.
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