Miss Chatelaine

Birdhouse – Show #331 (part 2), 8 September 2024

Thu, 26 Sep 2024 07:49:38 +0000

Katie returns to JOY for a one-off episode of Miss Chatelaine while Jason is away at the Broken Heel Festival. In the second hour, she plays some fabulous recently released songs by Australian artists from Narrm, Sydney, the Blue Mountains, the NSW Central Coast and Queensland’s Darling Downs, and a re-worked classic by queer South African artist Orville Peck with the great Willie Nelson. (Katie will be back for a new season of weekly episodes in December 2024.) Here is the playlist:

Birdhouse – Joel Leggett ft. Anna Stanton
The Fall – Katankin
Rubies & Riches – Amarillo
Ballad of Charlie – Geoff Gates
Valerie – Burger Legs Joe ft. Andi
To Be Loved – Tones and I
Cowboys Are Frequently Secretly Fond of Each Other – Orville Peck & Willie Nelson
I Know Now – Andie
Mr Mary Read – Rusty Pickups

Above: Joel Leggett’s Don’t Wait album cover photo by Alysha Mathieson (Familia Film), designed by Erin Hillock

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Magic somehow – Show #331 (part 1), 8 September 2024

Thu, 26 Sep 2024 05:20:15 +0000

Katie returns to JOY for a one-off episode of Miss Chatelaine while Jason is away at the Broken Heel Festival. She takes the opportunity to play tracks from some of the superb albums that have been released this year by artists including past guests Matt Joe Gow & Kerryn Fields, Josienne Clarke, Riley Catherall, Emily Wurramara and Michael Waugh, and other favourites. (Katie will be back for a new season of weekly episodes in December 2024.) Here is the playlist:

Miss Chatelaine – k.d. lang
Timothy – The Night Parrots
Sitting in Seoul – Angus & Julia Stone
Prairie Song – Matt Joe Gow & Kerryn Fields
Magic Somehow – Josienne Clarke
Duty Free – Riley Catherall
Verandah – Emily Wurramara
Father’s Day – Michael Waugh
Not By Your Side – Georgia Lines ft. Teeks
Shame – Ziggy Ramo
Nearsighted – Lullanas

Above: Josienne Clarke’s Parenthesis, I album cover photo by Alec Bowman Clarke, design by Josienne Clarke

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NAIDOC Week 2024 – Show #330 (part 2), 7 July 2024

Mon, 22 Jul 2024 09:26:13 +0000

Australia’s annual NAIDOC Week celebrates the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Katie marks it every year with an hour of music by First Nations artists. This year’s songs have all been released in 2023 or 2024, and their themes include family, nature, friendship, culture and truth-telling. Barkindji man Little Jason joins Katie to talk about the music and to introduce his new JOY show, Hot Bread, which will occupy the Miss Chatelaine timeslot for the next few months while Katie takes a break. Here is the playlist:

Take Time to Take Time Out – Bobby Alu
Love From Me – Nathan May
Blood Red Moon – Nancy Bates & Aimee Volkofsky
River to the Sea – Richard J Frankland
Waku – Minaral a Minalay – Christine Anu
Gummy Bamarra – Jungaji
Video Game – Budjerah
Lordy Lordy – Emily Wurramara ft. Tasman Keith

Above: Detail of official 2024 NAIDOC Week poster, Urapun Muy, by Deb Belyea

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Forever now – Show #330 (part 1), 7 July 2024

Mon, 22 Jul 2024 08:15:01 +0000

It’s Katie’s last show before she goes on a long break, and she packs the first hour with great music by previous guests from Australia, Aotearoa, Canada and Ireland; long-running bands from the USA and Aotearoa; artists she has played before from the USA, Australia and Ireland; and new (to Katie) local artists. Here is the playlist:

Forever Now – The Avett Brothers
Gasoline – Lily Meola
Dances Like Diamonds – Jesse Lawrance
Forever – Little Green
Magic (What She Do) (Acoustic) – Katchafire
Whirlwind – Matt Joe Gow & Kerryn Fields
All I Wanna Do – Miss Elm
Orlando – Mr Alford ft. Nick Keeling and Pia Nesvara
Southern Star – Leif Vollebekk
Sign of the Times – Susan O’Neill
Radiate a Smile – David Keenan

Above: The Avett Brothers’ self-titled album cover art by Scott Avett

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Hometown – Show #329 (part 2), 30 June 2024

Mon, 15 Jul 2024 09:42:22 +0000

This hour features superb new releases by past guests Henry Wagons and Michael Waugh; gems from Australian singer-songwriters Andy Golledge, Ella Hartwig and Bec Taylor and Austrian singer-songwriter OSKA; a track from UK ‘pop visionary’ Gia Ford’s upcoming album; a deep cut from 2009 featuring vocals by patron saint of the show k.d. lang; and upbeat songs about love by US artists The Orion Experience and Meghan Trainor. Here is the playlist:

Happiness – Andy Golledge
Hometown – Ella Hartwig
Freight Train (Going South) – Henry Wagons
Fall from Grace – Bec Taylor & The Lyrebirds
Paint Me Like a Woman – Gia Ford
Wounded in All the Right Places – 1 Giant Leap ft. k.d. lang
Beauty & Truth – Michael Waugh
Forever Blue – OSKA
Loving on Each Other – The Orion Experience
Crushin’ – Meghan Trainor ft. Lawrence

Above: Ella Hartwig’s ‘Hometown’ single cover art by Ella Hartwig

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Undone – Show #329 (part 1), 30 June 2024

Mon, 15 Jul 2024 08:17:07 +0000

It’s cold again in Melbourne this morning, but Katie plays music that takes her listeners to warm, calm, romantic and adventurous places. There are songs about resilience, regret, recovery, relocation, and raucous Saturday nights by artists based in England, Canada, the USA, Narrm/Melbourne, Meanjin/Brisbane, south-east Queensland and Newcastle. Here is the playlist:

The Calm – Josienne Clarke
Thrive – Jay Atwill
Out of Breath – Lullanas
How Romantic, Pt II – pastels
Beneath the Light of the Moon – Alex Hamilton
Only You Can – Sasha Alex Sloan
Adventure Bay (Unplugged) – The Night Parrots
Jet Lag – Violet Salt
Goddamn Sunday – Rusty Pickups
Undone – Ta’sia ft. Mia Petra

Above: Ta’sia’s ESTA album cover art by Ross Wehlburg

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The artist original – Show #328 (part 2), 23 June 2024

Fri, 28 Jun 2024 05:54:56 +0000

This hour includes songs about letting go of a relationship, social anxiety, slowing down, finding happiness wherever you are, the profundity and mundanity of life, heartbreak, a willow tree and a rock, and a Soviet dog in space. The artists come from Narrm/Melbourne, the Bellarine Peninsula, Geelong, Sydney, the Gold Coast, Canada and Nashville. Here is the playlist:

Bookmark – Liv Marlton
Willow & Rock – Geoff Gates
I Wish I Could Be Brave – Maddie Jackway
Blame Me If You Want To – Jordie Lane
Some Days – Girl Friday & The Sepia Tones
Brenda Lee – Floyd Thursby
City of Lights – Angus & Julia Stone
Overwhelmed and Unprepared – Unessential Oils
The Artist Original – Sarah Carroll
Laika – My Giddy Aunt

Above: Sarah Carroll’s ‘The Artist Original’ single cover art, a drawing by Sarah’s older son, Fenn, at age 12

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Sleepwalking – Show #328 (part 1), 23 June 2024

Thu, 27 Jun 2024 11:38:42 +0000

On the coldest morning in the seven-year history of Miss Chatelaine, Katie presents a killer array of songs that warm her and her listeners up. They include moving tracks by Aotearoa’s Georgia Lines, Western Australia’s Emily Barker, and gay US artist Wrabel with the Trans Chorus of Los Angeles. There’s also a seasonal pop favourite by The Twoks, a tune from the new album by the legendary Crowded House, and more. Here is the playlist:

Give & Take – Felicity Dowd
South of Somewhere – Riley Catherall
Grow Old Without You – Georgia Lines
Ember Days – The Lemon Twigs
Sleepwalking – Daniel J Townsend
Fragile as Humans – Emily Barker
The Village (Trans Chorus version) – Wrabel, Trans Chorus of Los Angeles
Doona – The Twoks
Boxes – Andie
Thirsty – Crowded House

Above: Daniel J Townsend’s The Eye Begins to See album cover art ‘Sunrise Near the Blowhole’ by Josh Foley

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Cate Taylor – Show #327 (part 2), 16 June 2024

Fri, 21 Jun 2024 12:48:12 +0000

Joining Katie in the JOY studio this morning is Narrm/Melbourne-based singer-songwriter Cate Taylor. Cate has a beautiful new album out called Sometimes in Winter, and she and Katie chat about that and about the things that inspire Cate’s music (especially the natural world), her network of friends in the local indie-music community, and more. Here is the playlist:

Gypsy Girl – Darlinghurst
Never Apart – The Avett Brothers
Marlinchen in the Snow – Charm of Finches
Everything We Know – Cate Taylor
Moondog – Leif Vollebekk
Whispered (live in the studio) – Cate Taylor
The Way the Sun Goes Down – Valley Road
The Garden – Mandy Connell
Wattle Bird – Cate Taylor

Visit Cate Taylor’s official website, follow her on Facebook and Instagram, and buy her music at Bandcamp

Above: Photo of Cate Taylor by Betty Sujecki – please visit this Miss Chatelaine Facebook photo album for more pics!

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Matter of time – Show #327 (part 1), 16 June 2024

Fri, 21 Jun 2024 11:44:25 +0000

Katie is a bit croaky this morning as she is recovering from a cold, but she warms herself and the listeners up with a bunch of songs about moving on, the peace of sleep, losing a loved one, what could have been, being overwhelmed by feelings, the need to win at all costs, love for a brother, and more. Here is the playlist:

Matter of Time – Elianie
Just Be You (Acoustic) – Mark Wilkinson
Wild for Change – Lilly Carron
All the Ones – Enda Kenny
In for the Kill – Rowena Wise
Carry On – Matt Joe Gow & Kerryn Fields
Werewolf – Felicity Cripps Band
Usually an Avalanche – Bobby Alu
Annabelle – Jen Cloher
Brother – Tom Neilson

Above: Elianie’s ‘Matter of Time’ single cover photo by Stephanie Senior

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Sing with the birds – Show #326 (part 2), 9 June 2024

Tue, 11 Jun 2024 08:52:37 +0000

The great new music keeps on coming in the second hour of today’s show. Katie plays songs not only by past guests Anna Scionti, Dan Warner (with The Night Parrots), Josienne Clarke and Joy Oladokun, but also by several artists unfamiliar to her until now – and there’s a classic tune by Tony Bennett and patron saint of the show k.d. lang, too. Here is the playlist:

Sing with the Birds – Anna Scionti
Serpentine – renforshort
She Showed Me to Her Room – Central Rain
Stupid – Phoebe Go
Ordinary Shadow – The Night Parrots
Friendly Teeth – Josienne Clarke
Questions, Chaos, and Faith – Joy Oladokun
Blue Velvet – Tony Bennett & k.d. lang
You and I – Lovesick
We Made It – Sammy Rae & The Friends ft. Celisse

Above: Anna Scionti’s ‘Sing With the Birds’ single cover photo by Lydia Scionti; design by Anna Scionti

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HMS Loneliness – Show #326 (part 1), 9 June 2024

Tue, 11 Jun 2024 07:53:33 +0000

Katie warms up a cold, grey Melbourne morning with beautiful new music by artists based in Los Angeles, the US Pacific Northwest, Toronto, London, Canberra, the NSW South Coast and Melbourne. She also recaps last week’s crazy Radiothon show and reads out some lovely messages from the Miss Chat family of listeners. Here is the playlist:

Cowboy – Lily Meola
Me Again – Sasha Alex Sloan
Siren – Andy Golledge
Here With Me – Goodwerks, SYML ft. Miya Folick
HMS Loneliness – Nick Batterham
I Know You – Jackie Marshall
Skinny – Billie Eilish
Back for the Funeral – Donovan Woods
We’re Getting Older – Ivor Game
Go On Without Me – Bec Taylor & The Lyrebirds

Above: Nick Batterham’s The Sentimentalist album cover artwork by Nick Batterham; typography by Sarah Hartley

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Radiothon | #Flourish – Show #325 (part 2), 2 June 2024

Tue, 04 Jun 2024 10:36:40 +0000

This year’s theme for JOY’s annual Radiothon is ‘Flourish’, and Katie asks her listeners to give generously to keep Australia’s only independent rainbow community media organisation flourishing! Out and proud local singer-songwriter Michael Waugh joins Katie and members of the Miss Chat crew in the studio to talk about why it’s important to support JOY and how JOY helped in their various comings-out. Katie also shares her reasons for volunteering at JOY, which include the station’s positive depictions of queer people and diversity of on-air voices. Michael tells the stories behind two of his new songs and performs the powerful and moving ‘Fix Me’ live in the studio (check out the Instagram video here). Here is the playlist:

Before I Met You – Aaron Thomas
Elephant – Miki Ratsula
We Are Here – Michael Waugh
Sincerely, Your Girlfriend – Little Green
Fix Me (live in the studio) – Michael Waugh
Sundial – Hussy Hicks
Playlist – Michael Waugh

Here’s how you can support JOY this Radiothon (or anytime): donate, become a member or renew your membership, or buy some of our gorgeous merch!

Visit Michael Waugh’s official website and follow him on Facebook and Instagram. His new album, Beauty and Truth, is out on 21 June – see Michael’s socials for details of where you can buy it and where/when you can see him perform.

Above: Photo of Michael Waugh and the Miss Chatelaine Radiothon crew by Betty Sujecki – please visit this Miss Chatelaine Facebook photo album for more pics!

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Radiothon | #Flourish – Show #325 (part 1), 2 June 2024

Tue, 04 Jun 2024 08:54:52 +0000

This year’s theme for JOY’s annual Radiothon is ‘Flourish’, and Katie asks her listeners to give generously to keep Australia’s only independent rainbow community media organisation flourishing! Members of the Miss Chat crew – Joss, Jason, Jennifer and Betty – join Katie in the studio to talk about why JOY is important and to cheer loudly whenever a membership or donation comes in. It’s a lot of fun, and there’s great music too, of course! Here is the playlist:

With Small We Start – Emily Barker
Heatwave – Amarillo
Too Much of a Good Thing – NIKI
Church Bells – The Lemon Twigs
All This Noise – We Mavericks
My Little Anchor – Angus & Julia Stone
Shine Through – Alana Wilkinson
Texas Ain’t That Far, Is It Dear? – Jem Cassar-Daley

Here’s how you can support JOY this Radiothon (or anytime): donate, become a member or renew your membership, or buy some of our gorgeous merch!

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The changing weather – Show #324 (part 2), 26 May 2024

Sat, 01 Jun 2024 06:20:59 +0000

Katie is delighted to have new music from some of her favourites to play in this hour, including past guest Jordie Lane and local hero Mark Seymour. There’s some wry commentary on America by South Texas troubadour Charley Crockett, an examination of how the ego can trick us by Boorloo/Perth’s Tanaya Harper, a magnificent track from the new album by recent guests Matt Joe Gow and Kerryn Fields, and more. Here is the playlist:

America – Charley Crockett
Night Terrors – Tanaya Harper
Thank You – Terrible Sons
Black Sand – Matt Joe Gow & Kerryn Fields
Wonboyn Waters – Virjilla Joyce
The Changing Weather – Jordie Lane
To the Bone – BOWEN * YOUNG
Stars of Fitzroy – Mark Seymour & The Undertow
Anyways, I Love You – Wild Rivers
Blackbiird – Beyoncé, Tanner Adell, Brittney Spencer, Tiera Kennedy, Reyna Roberts

Above: Jordie Lane’s ‘The Changing Weather’ single cover photo by Bree Marie Fish, design by Grouch Bucket

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This beating heart – Show #324 (part 1), 26 May 2024

Thu, 30 May 2024 10:09:47 +0000

Many folk and roots artists write songs about real historical events, and in this hour Katie plays several such ‘story songs’ – about a mining disaster in Victoria, a racially motivated massacre in Florida, ‘missing persons’ notices at a New York bus depot, and a mighty and courageous convict woman. There are also tracks from the excellent new albums by Bobby Alu, Kacey Musgraves, Charm of Finches and Benny Elder. Here is the playlist:

Would It Feel Nice – Bobby Alu
Lonely Millionaire – Kacey Musgraves
This Beating Heart – Floyd Thursby
Leave It All Behind – Charm of Finches
Rosewood – Eric Bibb
In the Sweet By and By – Montgomery Church
Buffalo – Tom Harrison
Seventeen (Acoustic) – Benny Elder
Mary Bryant – Broken Creek

Above: Floyd Thursby’s ‘This Beating Heart’ single cover design by Lwnski

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Heart-shaped face – Show #323 (part 2), 19 May 2024

Fri, 24 May 2024 06:37:45 +0000

Katie plays more excellent new releases in the second hour, including tracks from great new albums by local artists The Little Lord Street Band (Boorloo/Perth), Enda Kenny (Narrm/Melbourne), Andy Golledge (NSW South Coast) and Jackie Marshall (Meanjin/Brisbane). Here is the playlist:

Hold Me – Annie-Rose Maloney
The Mess – The Little Lord Street Band
Pain – Fernie
Edges of Memory – The Orbweavers
Your Story – Jessie Reid
Day After Blues – Enda Kenny
I Wished on the Moon – Joy Oladokun
Chained to the Night – Andy Golledge
Heart-Shaped Face (You Are Not Too Much and You Are Enough) – Jackie Marshall

Above: Jackie Marshall’s You Are Not Too Much and You Are Enough album cover art by Nordacious

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Lovers – Show #323 (part 1), 19 May 2024

Fri, 24 May 2024 05:12:33 +0000

Katie returns from two weeks in the Cook Islands, feeling relaxed and refreshed! She plays some of the fabulous new releases from the past month, including beautiful offerings from Australian heroes Missy Higgins and Ben Lee, and is thankful for the Miss Chat family of listeners who send in lots of lovely messages to welcome her back. Here is the playlist:

Poem Song – Lily Kershaw
Bones Shake – Hazlett
The Second Act – Missy Higgins
Life’s Just No Fun – Banners
Fantasy Girl – Melody Pool
Lovers – Ben Lee
The Turning of the Leaves – Smith & Jones
Easy – Garrett Kato ft. Billianne
Pity Party – Maddie Jackway
A Boy Is a Bee – Nick Batterham

Above: Ben Lee’s ‘Lovers’ single cover photo of Tim Nelson and Sam Netterfield (from Cub Sport) at their high school formal – see this Ben Lee Instagram post for more details

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Matt Joe Gow & Kerryn Fields – Show #322 (part 2), 28 April 2024

Thu, 02 May 2024 01:34:35 +0000

Katie welcomes the very classy, very sexy duo of Matt Joe Gow and Kerryn Fields to the studio for a chat about their shared Aotearoa/NZ background, the joys of being based in the hub of live music that is Narrm/Melbourne, Matt’s nomination for Best Country Artist at the 2024 Aotearoa Music Awards, Kerryn’s new solo EP The Folk Singer, the power of networking and friendship at music festivals, and, their debut album as a duo, I Remember You, and its launch on 3 May at the Brunswick Ballroom. Matt and Kerryn perform two of the album tracks live in the JOY studio, too! Here is the playlist:

These Words of Mine – Katherine Priddy
Your Heart of Gold – Matt Joe Gow & Kerryn Fields
No Trace (live in the studio) – Matt Joe Gow & Kerryn Fields
Calamity Jane – Grant-Lee Phillips
Bird Bones – Georgie Winchester
Whirlwind (live in the studio) – Matt Joe Gow & Kerryn Fields
Diamond in the Mine – Sarah Carroll

Details of Matt Joe Gow and Kerryn Fields’ Narrm album launch (including ticket link) are here. You can buy their music at their Bandcamp page.

Above: Photo of Kerryn Fields and Matt Joe Gow in the JOY studio by Betty Sujecki

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Wattle bird – Show #322 (part 1), 28 April 2024

Wed, 01 May 2024 23:27:09 +0000

Regular Miss Chatelaine listener (and co-presenter of The I in Us on JOY) Little Jason from Heidelberg is in the studio with Katie to celebrate the birthday of ‘Sister Chats’ (Katie’s sister Alison) and enjoy beautiful new folk, roots, acoustic and pop music. Most of the songs in the first hour are by female-identifying artists, including show favourites and former guests Emily Barker, Charm of Finches and Jaime Jackett. Here is the playlist:

I’m Back – girl in red
Loneliness – Emily Barker
Alliigator Tears – Beyoncé
Wattle Bird – Cate Taylor
The Architect – Kacey Musgraves
If You Know Me – Charm of Finches ft. Samuel Bentley
full stop – Jaguar Jonze
Aah Song – Bad Sounds
Explode – Jaime Jackett
As the Trees Have Always Known – Melanie Horsnell ft. Colm Mac Con Iomaire

Above: Cate Taylor’s Sometimes in Winter album cover artwork by Clare James

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Dan Warner – Show #321 (part 2), 21 April 2024

Mon, 29 Apr 2024 04:19:05 +0000

After playing three awesome new Australian releases, Katie welcomes local musician Dan Warner to the JOY studio for a chat about how the two of them met and became friends, night parrots and other bird stuff, working with Marcel Borrack on the Night Parrots musical project, co-writing with the late Renee Geyer and with Sally Dastey from Tiddas, the influence of musicians who wrote/write about civil rights, and more. Dan also performs the great protest song ‘Anthem’ live in the studio. Here is the playlist:

The Dawning – Enda Kenny
Square One – Alana Wilkinson
I Got Mine – Ally Row
The Storyline Ends Here – The Night Parrots
My Back Room – Renee Geyer
Anthem (live in the studio) – Dan Warner
Champion Ruby – Ruby Gill
K2-18b – The Night Parrots
Monday’s Experts (live) – Weddings Parties Anything

Visit Dan Warner’s official website and follow him on Facebook and Instagram. The Night Parrots have a Facebook page here and you can find their music on Bandcamp.

Above: Photo of Katie and Dan Warner by Ande Kempnich

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The cuckoo – Show #321 (part 1), 21 April 2024

Mon, 29 Apr 2024 02:58:45 +0000

Katie fills the first hour with beautiful music by artists from New Zealand, Ireland, Canada, New York and Georgia in the USA, the Sunshine Coast, Sydney, Melbourne, and England via the Philippines,. Themes in the songs include growth, change, a historical murder, broken relationships, taking time to rest and look around, and more. Here is the playlist:

It’s Only a Paper Moon – beabadoobee
Minefield – Tom Neilson
2 Become 1 – Goodwerks, Georgia Mooney
Wildflower and Barley – Hozier ft. Allison Russell
The Cuckoo – Bity Booker
Molly Dean – Pinkerton Pendlebury
28th of June – Megan Moroney
Along the Way – Eric Bibb
No Trace – Matt Joe Gow & Kerryn Fields
Without You – Grace Cummings

Above: Bity Booker’s ‘The Cuckoo’ single cover art by Bity Booker – buy her music, art and merch from her Bandcamp page

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Another broken Juliet – Show #320 (part 2), 14 April 2024

Tue, 23 Apr 2024 09:59:50 +0000

Katie reports on the shows she has seen at this year’s Melbourne International Comedy Festival and plays fabulous new songs by artists based in England, New Zealand, New Orleans, nipaluna/Hobart, Narrm/Melbourne, Darwin and the Sunshine Coast. Here is the playlist:

yeti – Paris Paloma ft. Old Sea Brigade
A Fire on a Hill – Daniel J Townsend
The Thing at Hand – Ani DiFranco
Down from Paradise – The Night Parrots
Art – Canisha
Coming Down, Coming Over – Riley Catherall
Another Broken Juliet – Tracey Bunn
Heaven Is Falling – Delaney Davidson ft. Reb Fountain
Meanwhile in Texas – Grace Petrie
Peeps with the Goods – The Dreggs

Above: Tracey Bunn’s ‘Another Broken Juliet’ single cover art by Marita Albers

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Body of clay – Show #320 (part 1), 14 April 2024

Tue, 23 Apr 2024 09:10:11 +0000

In this hour, Katie plays nine new chilled-out songs in various styles: traditional folk, contemporary folk, jazz, cinematic soundscape and Americana. The artists are based in Melbourne, Sydney, the NSW Central Coast, western New South Wales, County Meath (Ireland) and Nashville. Here is the playlist:

Northern Star – Mark Lucas
Waiting in the Wings – Alanna & Alicia
Empire – Oisin Leech ft. Steve Gunn
Body of Clay – Isabel Rumble
Dogs on the Beach – Good Morning
Sleep – Audrey Powne
Cup of Tea – Joel Leggett
Wish You Well – Sierra Ferrell
Jim Jones – William Alexander

Above: Isabel Rumble’s ‘Body of Clay’ single cover art by Nicolò Brugnara

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Trembling sky – Show #319 (part 2), 7 April 2024

Tue, 16 Apr 2024 11:34:52 +0000

In this hour, Katie plays another two excellent cover versions of famous songs (this time the originals were by Sheryl Crow and Dolly Parton), new and recent releases by show favourites Kim Yang, Nelson Mathews and Great Aunt, a cracking new tune by Nashville-based Aussie Wesley Dean, and more; and she tells listeners about her experiences at this year’s National Folk Festival in Canberra. Here is the playlist:

Strong Enough – Goodwerks, Humbird
Trembling Sky (Live Version) – Kim Yang ft. Fred Smith
Falling – Nelson Mathews
nothing left – Jaguar Jonze
Letting Go – Hollow Coves
I Guess – Lizzy McAlpine
Navy Blue – Violet Salt
Blood Brothers – Wesley Dean
Jolene – Beyoncé
What’s a Girl to Do Now? – Great Aunt

Above: Kim Yang’s ‘Trembling Sky’ single cover photo by Jedamus Lichtbilder from Getty Images via Canva.com

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Friend for life – Show #319 (part 1), 7 April 2024

Tue, 16 Apr 2024 07:09:02 +0000

Katie returns refreshed after a week away to play great new songs about the moon, pet dogs, stillness, peace, a beloved mentor, and more. There are also three exceptional cover versions of classic songs by Willie Nelson, Macy Gray and Edith Piaf. Here is the playlist:

Selah – Katherine Priddy
Friend for Life – The Bushwackers
Always on My Mind – Tami Neilson
The Quiet Ways – Emily Barker
Watermelon – Joe Mungovan
I Try – Georgia van Etten
La Vie en rose – Nick Cave
Peace Won’t You Come On In – Jo Jo Smith
Cardinal – Kacey Musgraves
Moon Landing Hoax – Benjamin Francis Leftwich

Above: The Bushwackers’ ‘Friend for Life’ single cover design and photography by Amanda O’Bryan

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Tuck Shop Ladies – Show #318 (part 2), 24 March 2024

Sun, 07 Apr 2024 06:48:12 +0000

Katie plays new songs by Peter Garrett, Charm of Finches and SYML before welcoming Rosie Burgess and Sam Lohs, aka Tuck Shop Ladies, back to Miss Chatelaine for a chat about their 2024 Melbourne International Comedy Festival show, A Day in the Life of a Lesbian Bank Robber. Rosie and Sam keep Katie and her listeners laughing with their hilarious observations on life – they are hands down (your pants) the best! – and tell us how they became a JOY sponsor. They choose tracks by two artists they regard as inspirational and talented friends, Little Wise and Jude Perl, and play a couple of songs live in the studio. Here is the playlist:

The True North – Peter Garrett
Middle of Your Mess – Charm of Finches
The Walker – SYML with Space
Cheese – Tuck Shop Ladies
Go Together (live in the studio) – Tuck Shop Ladies
Heart Beats Quicker – Little Wise
Euphemism – Tuck Shop Ladies
I Have a Face – Jude Perl
Things I’ll Never Say (live in the studio) – Tuck Shop Ladies

A Day in the Life of a Lesbian Bank Robber is on at the Butterfly Club in Melbourne until 14 April – book tickets here. You should also visit Tuck Shop Ladies’ official website and follow them on Facebook and Instagram, because they are really good at social media.

Above: Photo of Tuck Shop Ladies and Katie by Betty Sujecki

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River queen – Show #318 (part 1), 24 March 2024

Sun, 07 Apr 2024 05:17:51 +0000

While Katie rejoices in Melbourne’s change of season and cooler weather (her favourite time of year is autumn), she plays new and recent releases by artists from Melbourne, Sydney, Queensland, Tasmania, the USA and the UK, including several who are playing at the upcoming National Folk Festival, to be held in Canberra over Easter. Here is the playlist:

River Queen – Dallas Frasca
Bluebell Time – Mark Lucas
In a New Way – Katankin
Colour of the Rain – Oisin Leech
Handsome Molly – Lucy Wise
.4 Cents a Play – Windborne
The Best Country in the World – Grace Petrie
Hold On – Lontano
Giving It Away – Claire Anne Taylor

Above: Dallas Frasca’s ‘River Queen’ single cover photo by Stacey Phelan

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Mundajarra – Show #317 (part 2), 17 March 2024

Mon, 01 Apr 2024 11:07:26 +0000

The great new releases keep coming! This hour includes songs dedicated to talented friends gone too soon and to caregivers, songs about being ghosted and gaslit and songs about about childhood memories of places, by artists from the Kimberley, the Blue Mountains, Narrm/Melbourne, Geelong, Yackandandah, Brooklyn and other parts of the world. Here is the playlist:

There’s No One – The Whitlams Black Stump
I Believe (Acoustic Version) – Caroline Polachek
Candle – John Smith
Don’t Need a Reason – This Way North
Toy – Good Morning
You Make Me Look Over My Shoulder – Maddie Jackway
Stonehaven Road – Dead Beat Daddios
Mundajarra – Stellar Moon
What If She’s Crazy – Little Green

Above: Stellar Moon’s Phases album cover artwork by Monique Le Lievre and Hazel Blake

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Pocket protector – Show #317 (part 1), 17 March 2024

Mon, 01 Apr 2024 07:18:07 +0000

Today’s first hour includes five gorgeous songs by intertwined duos: two by twin sisters, one by twin brothers, one by a brother/sister duo, and one by a married couple. There are also two songs by queer artists, news of an important new compilation album in support of reproductive rights, and more. Here is the playlist:

Photograph – Bec Taylor & The Lyrebirds
Pocket Protector – Alexander Biggs
Halo – BOWEN * YOUNG
Didn’t Need You – St. South
Needed You – Idol Minds
New Years – Rowena Wise
Seasons – Amistat
Walking on Broken Glass – Goodwerks, Miya Folick
Cape Forestier – Angus & Julia Stone
Secret Pocket – Alanna & Alicia

Above: Alexander Biggs’ ‘Pocket Protector’ single artwork by October Tooth

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