I met up with Adam from NZ and he gives us a lyrics breakdown of Ren - Chalk Outlines

One song that always lifts my mood: Four Tops - I’ll be there A song that’s stuck with me my whole life: Can’t stop - Red Hot Chilli Peppers A song that changed my view Nessun Dorma - Pavarotti Quite possible one of my all time favourite songs: Hold Still - Slow Magic A song to get me on Dance Floor - Toño Rosario - Kulikitaka Cold Compress - Where is my mind On lock this year: No Time to Die One song I wish everyone would hear at least once: Northwest Passage - Stan Rogers A song that makes me stop what I’m doing: Joanna Newsom - Baby Birch Listening recommendation to send us on our way: Dido - My Life Album recommendation: Have One On Me - Joanna Newsom

What kind of music do you like? Aitor tells us through these 10 questions. 1. A Song that’s stuck with me since youth: Smoke on the water - Deep Purple 2. A song that changed my view of something: Els Ocells - Els Amics de les Arts 3. The song to guarantee get me on the dance floor: Flying Free - Pont Aeri 4. One of my time favourite songs: She said she was a dancer - Jethro Tull 5. My Cold Compress (a song to calm me when I’m stressed): Men I Trust - Norton Commander 6. On lock this year: (probably this years most listened to song): Rueda, Fortuna - Héroes del Silencio 7. A Song I wish everyone would hear once: Catch the Rainbow - Rainbow (Munich 1977) 8. Song to make me stop what I’m doing: Hit the lights - Metallica 9. A Song to lift my mood: Corazón de Rock and Roll - Los Rebeldes 10. Listening recommendation to send listeners on their way: The Invisible Girl - Parov Stelar

In this episode, Tash discusses with Fred a variety of facets of her identity through musical choices and how they have impacted who she is today.

In this episode Tabi and Beth discuss how the relationships you have with people are effected by the music they like and the music you have in common.

In this lovely episode Tabi interviews Davina Eaton and hears songs that remind her of stories from across her life. This is such a lovely heart warming episode so get your tissues for happy tears ready.

In this episode I (Tabi) ask Fred about his top songs from musicals.

In this episode Luke and I planned out our Top 5 Video Game OST that give us nostalgic memories and good vibes.

In this episode I chat to Alex and hear his stories about music that had an impact on him at age 12, 19, and 27.

The first Origin Story episode to feature on the Podcast. I asked Jessie to choose only 5 songs that describe her musical origins growing up and how it’s had an impact on her to this day.

In this episode Tabi and I listen to songs from her playlist “It hurts to hear you”.

Such a fun episode today. Dayle and I Listened to: Orchestral Abass, Egypt Strut, Art Blakey and others .. will get the full titles and tracks over on the insta page.

In this second part we discuss Zaska - In your own sweet time (feat. Andrew Hozier Byrne and Karen Cowley)

So I this episode Oly and I chat about how music influences you growing up and what resonates with you.

In this episode I discuss I rather somber topic: How MCR used their music, lyrics, and topics to address the mental health and emotions of young audiences.

In this episode Olivia shares with me 5 examples of steel guitar use in music and the stories, memories, and feelings that it brings.

In todays episode I learn a lot of trivia and history from sitting down and listening to November Rain with Charlie Jackson.

We all like covers, wether we’re listening to them or playing them. But why do some covers just sound especially amazing? In this episode I consider 5 examples of great covers and what they do to make them so good.

So in this Episode I briefly display a few examples of how Joanna Newsom uses a few different techniques both vocally and in her writing in the following songs: Only Skin, Sapokanikan, This Side of The Blue, Baby Birch, and Swansea

In this Episode Toby and I listen to Sultans of Swing - Dire Straits and share stories about why we love it and our history with the song! Toby is super talented when it comes to guitar work; especially Mark Knopfler, so his insight is very interesting when it comes to analysis of the solo and the guitar work throughout.