A podcast celebrating the songs that changed the world.Join ARIA award-winning musician Josh Pyke and AWG award-winning comedian Cameron James as they deep dive into the tracks that dominated airwaves, defined generations, and briefly united the masses.
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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicComedy |
On this week’s Pump Up the Jams, we break down The Cranberries’ classic “Linger.” From Dolores O’Riordan’s unmistakable vocal to the swirling strings and the song’s roots in a teenage love story, we dig into how this track became one of the defining ... more
In Part 2 of our deep dive, Josh and Cam are joined by the incomparable Missy Higgins to chat about the making of Scar. Missy opens up about the song’s origins, the whirlwind of success that followed, and what it feels like to see Scar resonate decad... more
This week on Pump Up the Jams, Josh and Cam dive deep into Missy Higgins’ breakout hit Scar. From its raw honesty and soaring hooks to the way it captured a generation of Aussie listeners, we unpack what makes this song such a timeless anthem. Expect... more
In this special Part B, Josh and Cam are joined by the brilliant songwriter Sally Seltman, the mind behind Feist’s 1234. Sally shares the story of how the song came to life, from its first spark to becoming one of the most iconic indie-pop tracks of ... more
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This pod has given me a new perspective on every song it’s covered. Josh and Cam have a great mateship and a really nice banter between them. It’s so good to hear an Australian take on these recent histories when I’m used to a USA / UK podcaster reviewing these old(ish) tunes. Listening always makes me smile.
Love this nostalgic look at songs and Josh and Cam are great together!
You can’t just tag yourself in an instagram reel and think you can gate keep this podcast Cameron James.
5/5, love it
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This podcast focuses on the songs that have significantly impacted popular culture, highlighting various tracks that have defined eras and resonated with audiences across generations. The discussions often include personal anecdotes, cultural implications, and explorations of the creative processes behind iconic songs. Notably, each episode features in-depth conversations with artists and musicians, providing unique insights into the world of music and its broader societal influences.
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Recent guests on Pump up the Jams include:
1. Missy Higgins
2. Sally Seltman
3. John Safran
4. Fred Fairbrass
5. Richard Fairbrass
6. Kav Temperley
7. Brendan B. Brown
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