Homebrewed: An Australian Music Podcast

Brandon Duff is a singer/songwriter from the NSW Central Coast. Brandon joined Homebrewed to discuss his latest single 'Crystal Eyes', and how when you say it quickly it sounds a bit like crystalised…

The Vanns are a four-piece indie-rock band from Wollongong. Cameron Little from the band joined Homebrewed to answer the question: What does Cam squared to the power of Eamonn equal? Cam (Little) dis…

Changes have been announced for the restrictions that will be eased for NSW the Monday after the state hits the milestone of 80% of the adult population fully vaccinated.

New NSW Premier Dominic Perr…

Luke and Dan from the Central Coast band Sugar Soap joined Homebrewed to discuss their latest two-track release, the thought process behind the 'A side' and 'B side', how their somewhat unique sound …

The live industry is welcoming a tweak to the conditions applied to RISE grants, which should ensure artists and crew members are paid promptly.

RISE was designed to help reopen industry post-lockdow…

Sam from Brisbane band Atlas and the Attic joined Homebrewed to have a chat about their new EP Impossible Stories. During the chat, Sam revealed to Cam and Eamonn that lockdown forced him to ponder t…

Melanie Bainbridge and Harry Deluxe, who have decades of experience in the music industry — most recently in the band Mama Red and the Dark Blues — have watched the decimation of revenue streams for …

Asteroid Blues are an indie/rock five-piece from Southwest Sydney. Corey and Brenton (a.k.a Lemon) from the band joined Homebrewed to discuss their newest self-titled EP set for release on October 1,…

The Aus music industry needs you to get fully-vaxxed, with a big, nationwide push for government to guarantee no more lockdowns.

That’s the crux of a new campaign, #VaxTheNation, which pulls together…

The Moving Stills are a 4-piece band from the Central Coast. With a similar sound to Dope Lemon, Kasabian and a smattering of others, The Moving Stills are one to keep an eye on. Cam and Eamonn were …

Concrete surfers announce creative new tour

With in-person concerts severely limited and many bands and artists depending on cash from gigs to be viable, the live music industry has taken a major bea…

Ben from Boo Seeka joined Homebrewed to discuss the latest movements in the Boo Seeka project, including the debunking of a popular theory/myth. Ben also raised concerns over the live music scene in …

A number of Australian live music organisations have called on the Federal Government to implement a government-backed insurance scheme that will help out with compensation for events that have been …

For the third time, Sydney musician Sammi Constantine joined the Homebrewed Podcast. Sammi discusses her new single 'The Show', and educated Cam and Eamonn on NFT's, something Sammi will be using for…

Jesse Morrison is a singer/songwriter from Newcastle, who possesses the ability to perform on a stage, on the street, or anywhere in between. Jesse joined Homebrewed to help premiere his new single '…

Reuben Styles is an award winning musician best known as half of the successful duo Peking Duk. Rueben joined Homebrewed to discuss the success he has enjoyed with Peking Duk, as well as shining a li…

At the end of July, Jack River dropped an open letter calling for more Aussie music airplay at the Olympics.

A slew of Aussie artists have backed calls by Jack River for Channel 7 to play Australian …

Lucy Parle is a singer/songwriter from the NSW Central Coast. Lucy joined Homebrewed to discuss her incredible rise with just a couple of single releases, her plans for an EP moving forward, and how …

The UK’s streaming music market could be dismantled and rebuilt from the ground up following a scathing report delivered by parliament.

Spotify, YouTube, Apple Music and the plethora of players in th…

Brought together by a broken washing machine, Lizzie Jack and the Beanstalks are a four-piece indie rock band from Wollongong.

Fronted by Lizzie Jack, the tracks produced by the band present a hybrid…