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Homebrewed: An Australian Music Podcast

Homebrewed Media
Australian Music Industry
Australia
Spotify
Live Music
Central Coast
Triple J
Australian Music Scene
Hottest 100
Music Industry
Tiktok
Pill Testing
Old Mervs
Music Festivals
Gossy Weekender
Australian Music
Spicy Lemons
New South Wales
Soul Music
Songwriting
Sydney

Cameron Smith and Eamonn Snow have been presenting Homebrewed since November 2017, and are passionate about the Australian music scene. Homebrewed is a podcast dedicated to supporting the Australian Music Industry. Cam and Eamonn have received excellence awards and the admiration of local bands for their presentation of Homebrewed and their continued support of the Australian music scene. Catch up... more

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We start this episode with a movie review (I'm sorry, what?), before providing an update on the Diving Playhouse saga we brought you two weeks ago. The TLDR is that the lease has been terminated, with thousands turning up to Hyde Park in Sydney to pr... more

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Joel Devereux wears many hats, but for the purpose of this chat, his main hat is as the creator of OzIndi Radio. It's an online radio station playing independent Australian music.

Joel tells us how community radio shaped his desire to create OzIndi,... more

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We kick things off with an update on the ongoing concerns around AI and Australian copyright that we discussed on our last Music News episode. Anthony Albanese has given some pretty strong reassu... more

Gabilóu Garnet is a relatively new face to the Central Coast music scene, but she's been very impactful in her short time as a musician.

GG grew up outside of a music household, but she tells us that her mother knew she had talent as a three-year-ol... more

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Joel Devereux
Director of WePop Creative; musician with McIntosh and Co; founder/creator of OzIndi Radio and OzIndi Entertainment Network
OzIndi (OzIndi Radio; OzIndi Entertainment Network); WePop Creative
Episode: Joel Devereux on OzIndi Radio, new video network, opportunities for creatives & more
Gabilóu Garnet
Central Coast independent artist, GG
Independent Artist, Central Coast
Episode: Gabilóu Garnet on Central Coast's thriving music scene, new single, auditioning for Bad Bunny & more
Lou Sawilejskij
Festival Director at CCMA, involved with Gossie Weekender and Central Coast Music and Arts
Central Coast Music and Arts (CCMA)
Episode: Rolling Sets rolls out of town and Lou Sawilejskij unpacks some exciting news for Gosford | Music News
Beau Neilson
Owner and operator of Vanguard; music industry advocate in NSW and Australia
Vanguard (Sydney venue); Music NSW; Live Music Venues Alliance
Episode: Beau Neilson on MyGigPass, how we get more young people enjoying live music, & more
Connor Massie
Member of Deadshowws, producer/mixer
Deadshowws
Episode: Deadshowws on heavy music resurgence, playing in Brisbane, nearly losing a finger, & more
Tom Josephs
Musician/producer, Toben member
Toben Music
Episode: Toben Music (Tom Josephs and Owen Butterworth) on working in a recording studio, how to collaborate, favourite project & more
Owen Butterworth
Musician/producer, Toben member
Toben Music
Episode: Toben Music (Tom Josephs and Owen Butterworth) on working in a recording studio, how to collaborate, favourite project & more
Johan Peel
Frontman of the band Tora and vocal commentator on music royalties
Tora
Episode: Fraud and/or incompetence leading to underpayment of royalties & Drifters Wharf closed | Music News
Milly McPherson
Solo musician, debut Avoca (album) artist
Musician
Episode: Milly McPherson talks touring the East Coast, taking her art to new places, & more

Hosts

Cameron Smith
Host of Homebrewed: An Australian Music Podcast; long-running presenter with a focus on the Australian music scene
Eamonn Snow
Co-host of Homebrewed; guides episode discussions with a focus on industry analysis and artist perspectives

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  • Netgigs and Government funding

    Hi guys I just discovered your podcast regarding NETGIGS and wanted to say thank you for making your listeners aware of this Homebrewed Streaming platform. I am reaching out to offer you the opportunity for a follow up interview if you like, as I have recently joined the NETGIGS Team as their Communications Officer.

    I have gone on to listen to a few of your other interviews, and I have to say that I love hearing the passion that you both have for the Music Industry throughout your series. Keep u... more

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Listeners appreciate the deep-dive into Australia's live-music ecosystem and funding landscape.

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DVNTS on heavy music resurgence, why albums are expensive and not viable for small bands & more
Q: Tell us about Almost Never and what it signals for the band's direction.
Almost Never marks a shift toward heavier, more aggressive tones with new metal influences, and the band anticipates more singles this year as they explore a heavier sonic direction while still developing song structure and catchiness; they also plan a music video and content strategy around the release.
Deadshowws on heavy music resurgence, playing in Brisbane, nearly losing a finger, & more
Q: How has self-producing impacted your control over the album versus working with a label or external producers?
Massie explains that self-producing offers independence and personal accountability, but acknowledges pros and cons, including the potential for creative clashes and the appeal of supportive labels that respect the artistry.
Milly McPherson talks touring the East Coast, taking her art to new places, & more
Q: What impact did your festival project have on the local community and on cross-discipline collaboration?
The festival successfully brought together filmmakers, musicians, and videographers, creating a space where different art forms could interact, learn from each other, and strengthen the local creative ecosystem, which Milly frames as essential for culture.
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Q: How does it feel to tick off your goal of presenting on Triple J?
Angus expressed immense pride in achieving what he thought was unattainable and highlighted the significance of representing local artists.
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Q: What are the themes of your new album Bloom?
The themes are about love, friendship, female empowerment, and personal growth.

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A candid, downstream look at Australia's music scene, with a focus on live venues, industry policy, festivals, and artist development. Episodes frequently explore funding, government programs, venue sustainability, and the economics of running a music business, often featuring insiders from venues, festivals, and artist management. The show regularly hosts musicians, industry advocates, and policy commentators who share on-the-ground perspectives, practical advice, and outspoken takes on royalties, AI in music, and the evolving Australian ecosystem. Noteworthy for its community focus, regional coverage, and willingness to interrogate systemic issues in the industry while spotlighting independent artists and grassroots initiatives.

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2. Gabilóu Garnet
3. Lou Sawilejskij
4. Beau Neilson
5. Connor Massie
6. Tom Josephs
7. Owen Butterworth
8. Johan Peel

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