Musician and synth-enthusiast Seja talks to her guests about their creative endeavours, where they came from, and what inspires them. She is also asking about the strangest or worst show/experience the person has had as part of their artistic venture. The answer to this question will not only be played on the podcast, but also illustrated by a different artist each time. Illustrations will be post... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 96 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Music |
Seja talks to her guest Michael Rother (Neu!, Harmonia, Kraftwerk) about playing these 50 anniversary of Neu! Shows in Australia and if they have conjured up and feelings of nostalgia. Michael tells Seja about being grateful for his musical freedom, ... more
Seja talks to her guest Jason Lytle (Grandaddy) about growing up Modesto, moving to LA on his own terms, home recording and weird shows in Germany. Jason tells Seja about the last tour he did of Australia, his thoughts on continuing to use the name G... more
Seja talks to her guest Hannah Joy (Middle Kids) about her feelings on releasing the new Middle Kids album Faith Crisis Pt 1, the inspiration and journey of the album and what the word faith conjures up for people. Hannah tells Seja about touring wit... more
Seja talks to her guest Gaz Coombes (Supergrass) about what it’s like supporting Robbie Williams in Australia, his current killer band members and his latest album ‘Turn the Car Around’. Gaz tells Seja about translating these songs to a live setting,... more
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Absolutely love this podcast. I’m glad I was late to the party because now I have heaps of episodes to listen to! Woohoo!
l have laughed out loud during these episodes too many times to count. If you’re a music head or like to laugh and listen to interesting stories; here it is. And I’m getting an intro to new music I should know about. Woohoo!
Just love the conversations—and they’re genuine conversations where the guests are respected, made to feel comfortable, and where guest and host talk about music and life and everything, with insights and anecdotes which would never emerge in a typical music media interview.
I’ve been working my way through all these podcasts. They are all so great. Déjà is a great interviewer and her friendships with the musicians appearing helps them to open up. The memorable moments nominated by the musicians each week are classic. Artwork to match. Love it! Thanks Seja! Keep them coming!
Seja is an absolute delight to listen to, incredible insight into the music industry and asks great questions of her guests, who she seems to make feel really relaxed and honest
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