The "featuring" phenomenon in music explains that combining artists of different genres increases a song’s popularity. The greater the difference or cultural distance between the genres of the artists involved, the more likely the song is to reach the top of the charts!
In this week's episode we give you guys a run down of our top features and artist collaborations of 2020. From international album collaborations like those on Joji, Amine, Omar Apollo and Disclosure newest album releases, to our home grown aussie favourites on new works from Cosmo's Midnight, Alice Ivy, Tia Gostelow, Baker Boy and many more!
Listen to find out more and let us know on our Instagram @moodpodcastau what your favourite artist features of 2020 have been or what your dream collaboration would be!
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This week we talk about a whole range of historic, iconic, tiny, massive, gigantic and classic NSW & AUS music venues, from here in Sydney, to Byron Bay and Western Australia. We have a chat about all types of music events here in AUS from our favourite festivals, concerts and live gig experiences in the past, reminiscing and going down memory lane, telling you guys our own experiences at some of the most awesome venues in Sydney. From Enmore Theatre, Oxford Art Factory, Qudos Bank Arena, Horden Pavillion, The Lansdowne, and so many more. We touch on these venues and their historical origins, to their unique flares and touches, and what makes them so enjoyable & memorable. We also have a chat about some new fantastic innovative concepts that have come out of COVID, and the recent Aussie Bushfires, from social-distancing festivals here in AUS and Internationally. To recent Drive-Thru concerts that our local boys 'Hockey Dad' have organised in Wollongong, to virtual events like 'Isol-aid' and a new Western Australian concept, for 'Good Day Sunshine Festival', featuring an Aussie festival first; 'turntable stage' (like woah). There's a lot of juicy things for this one, so enjoy, and please hit us up on our Insta, and let us know your personal favourite Aussie Live Music Experiences so far!
This week we talk all about our favourite TV series that feature some nostalgic, classic, peculiar, fresh and iconic soundtracks that are both unforgettable and unmissable to any fan. We start with some older series from Gilmore Girls to the classic Friends "I'll be there for you", moving into newer series, Stranger Things, The Umbrella Academy, Dear White People, Atlanta as well as a whole array of other tv series that feature diverse music genres and flavours like no other, as well as some famous music cameos. We end the episode discussing our new favourite tv series; Euphoria, and it's magical soundtrack that both moves and grooves us, as well as the significant effect music, can have on making or breaking a TV show. Have a listen and let us know your favourite TV series thanks to its wonderful tunes.
In some of the latest 2020 stats we have seen a Vinyl rebirth; meaning Vinyl records have officially outsold CDs! What is with this new obsession with vinyl and nostalgic media? In this episode, we explore exactly why they're so popular and mainstream. We also talk about the nostalgic, emotional and personal experiences with vinyl and collecting them, as well as reminiscing on our first instances with vinyl records, giving you our top 5 vinyl albums from our own personal collection.
Enjoy this chat and let us know what your top 5 are if you're also a vinyl collector like ourselves!
In alignment with R U OK Day and World Suicide Prevention Day, and in collaboration with Smash the Silence founder, Isaac Percy, for this week's episode 3 of MOOD Podcast we bring you a discussion on music and mental health.
Music is an outlet for many for us, helping us process our emotions, connect with one another and get us through the tough times. In more recent times through Covid 19, we've had to adapt and change the way we connect. In this episode Issac shares with us how he's had to completely change the way he runs his program, still allowing people to share, connect and have important conversations adapting to an online platform.
A big thank you to Isaac for giving us this opportunity to talk with him and giving us some insight to this great project he has created. We are so grateful to have him share his own personal mental health journey with us and are so proud of the work he is doing!
We encourage you all to "smash the silence" yourselves this R U OK day and continue having these important conversations with those around you.
Let us know in the comments below, are there are any particular artists/songs/albums that have helped you through a tough time?
Watch the YouTube video here: https://youtu.be/4rIoQI8TXmw
Mental Health Resources: https://docs.google.com/document/d/108xRiEvBK0w5iOeJpHXMnZd1obK0tUZFSyswPH6mQNw/edit?usp=sharing
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In this week's episode, we discuss artist and fan collaborations, and all our favourite creative content we've seen so far. We explore Glass Animals' new album 'Dreamland' and the new virtual world they created with an open-source site. We also take a look at other projects such as the 1975's "Mindshower", Triple J's "DIY Supergroup" competition and a whole lot more. It's awesome to see the endless creative possibilities when artists and fans work together. Hope you enjoy it!