PODCAST · music
HearSej
by Seja Vogel
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 posted on the HearSej Facebook and Instagram pages.
Episodes
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#115 - Valley Fiesta Special (Radium Dolls, Full Flower Moon Band, Rinse, Halfway, Minor Premiers, Worm Girlz)
It’s a special episode of HearSej at Valley Fiesta!!! Valley fiesta is an iconic free and all-ages Brisbane street festival that has just celebrated its 30 year anniversary. As part of the celebrations, Seja interviews: Kate Dillon - aka Babyshakes from Full Flower Moon Band, John Busby and John...
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#114 - iOTA
Seja talks to her guest iOTA about his new album ‘Hours Disappear’, his experience releasing music for the first time in 10 years and his feelings about heading out on tour. He tells Seja about the drastic differences between performing in musicals to indie rock shows, his experiences acting in…
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#113 Matt Walker
Seja talks to her guest Matt Walker about his new album with Tex Perkins ‘Before the Show’; how it was recorded, their dynamic as a duo and how they bring out each other’s strengths. He tells Seja about mixing on a boombox, his esoteric guitar collection and filling in for Paul Kelly on guitar…
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#113 Grace Mitchell
Seja talks to her guest Grace Mitchell about her new album 'Daughter of the King' and riding the happy wave of releasing music after such a long time. Grace tells Seja about writing and mixing the album herself, and how it differed from her experiences working with LA producers as a young…
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#112 Taasha Coates (The Audrey)
Seja talks to her guest Taasha Coates (The Audreys) about the 20th anniversary tour of the album Between Last Night and Us, how touring is her happy place and how these songs are morphing into different iterations over time. Taasha tells Seja about her sad playlist, horrendous internet comments…
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#111 - Pinky Beecroft (Machine Gun Fellatio, The White Russians)
Seja talks to her guest Pinky Beecroft (Machine Gun Fellatio, The White Russians) about accidentally making his new album Lonesome Wolf while hanging out with his friend, his feelings about releasing new music and his thoughts on playing live shows that will satisfy fans of all his back…
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#110 - Kutcha Edwards
Seja talks to her guest Kutcha Edwards about his 60th birthday shows ’60 cycles around the sun’, his experiences playing on the world’s biggest stages such as the Sydney Opera House and how Robert Cray inspired him to first write songs. They chat about the story of his song ‘Today’, their love of...
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#109 - Kim Salmon (The Scientists, Beasts of Bourbon)
Seja talks to her guest Kim Salmon (The Scientists, Beasts of Bourbon) about the Perth punk scene, his first guitar and learning from a jazz teacher when all he wanted was to play was rock n roll. They chat about playing Deep Purple songs, being no good at commerce and trying to imagine what…
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#108 - William Crighton
Seja talks to her guest William Crighton about the making of his new album Colonial Drift and his collaborators. He tells Seja about growing up in western New South Wales, how he was introduced to singing by his mother and grandmother teaching him church hymns and how that fused music and...
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#107 - Johannes Eckerström (Avatar)
Seja talks to her guest Johannes Eckerström from the Swedish metal band Avatar about growing up near Gothenburg, playing trumboe and piano as a kid and how making a living from music seemed like a possibility. Johannes tells Seja about being enamoured with the circus and the showmanship of...
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#106 - Sharon Van Etten
Seja talks to her guest Sharon Van Etten about her amazing band the Attachment Theory and the organic process they shared whilst writing the new album. Sharon tells Seja about the adjustment of inviting people into her songwriting practice, how her band are her chosen family and how she has come...
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#105 - Dan Whitford (Cut Copy)
Seja talks to her guest Dan Whitford (Cut Copy) about the new album Moments and how the title has made him go into full dad joke/pun mode. He tells Seja about the reasons for the long break between albums, some of the software and hardware that inspired the album and how he feels about his voice...
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#104 - Evan Dando (The Lemonheads)
Seja talks to her guest Evan Dando (The Lemonheads) about living in Brazil, how glad he is to be out of America at the moment and the making of the band’s latest videoclip. Evan tells Seja about having good money karma, how much the Replacements influenced him and how much he appreciates...
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#103 Dave Graney amd Clare Moore
Seja talks to her guests Dave Graney and Clare Moore about their upcoming 30th anniversary shows for the album The Soft ’n’ Sexy Sound. They tell Seja memories of playing festivals over the years, about staying in squats in London, and the rivalry and close community with their musical peers the...
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#102 - Sally Seltmann
Seja talks to her guest Sally Seltmann (New Buffalo) about her studio set-up, her dogs, co-writing sessions and how to keep ideas fresh. They chat about their shared similarities, working with and taking criticism from your partner, self producing and record label politics. Sally tells Seja about...
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#101 - Ratbag
Seja talks to her guest Ratbag about growing up in New Zealand, discovering music like David Bowie and Blondie through her dad, and how her parents helped her develop her singing voice. She tells Seja about her multidisciplinary artistic project, how important journaling is to her and her…
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#100 - Seja Vogel (feat. Bernard Fanning, Stella Mozgawa and Spod)
It’s a celebration of 100 episodes of HearSej and the tables are turned to face Seja, as three of her favourite people interview her about her life. Bernard Fanning (Powderfinger), Stella Mozgawa (Warpaint) and Spod ask Seja about the important issues such as who has the best stage banter in...
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#99 - Geoffrey O'Connor
Seja talks to her guest Geoffrey O’Connor (Crayon Fields) about the writing and production of his new solo album ‘I Love What We Do, how the songs are sentimental and sad but also hopeful and the album's interesting instrumentation which includes a musical saw and harp. Seja and Geoff talk about...
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#98 Joe Goddard (Hot Chip)
Seja talks to her guest Joe Goddard (Hot Chip) about his new solo album Harmonics and all the amazing collaborators on the album. They talk about keeping electronic music interesting both in the studio and live, how having someone else listen to your music can change the way you hear it too, and...
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#97 - Angeline Armstrong (Telenova)
Seja talks to her guest Angeline Armstrong (Telenova) about the band’s new album ‘Time is a Flower’, her processes around writing lyrics, setting herself deadlines and how they grew as producers. Angeline tells Seja about what their live show currently looks like, the first musicians who inspired...
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#96 Michael Rother (Neu!, Harmonia, Kraftwerk)
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, having a popularity resurgence for old records…
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#95 Jason Lytle (Grandaddy)
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 Grandaddy, and wanting to honour one’s own...
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#94 Hannah Joy (Middle Kids)
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 with a kid, the role that alcohol can take in...
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#93 Gaz Coombes (Supergrass)
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, building his home studio and how that sparked…
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#92 - Hannah Cameron
Seja talks to her guest Hannah Cameron about moving to Melbourne from Brisbane to study jazz voice, first being inspired by Laura Marling and Missy Higgins and how she balances playing and teaching music. Hannah tells Seja about being a choir nerd who loved harmonies and how getting therapy and…
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#91 - Asha Lorenz (Sorry)
Seja talks to her guest Asha Lorenz (Sorry) about being in Australia for the first time, growing up in the London music scene but taking it for granted and listening to Bob Dylan instead. Asha tells Seja about what it’s like being in her genre-diverse band Sorry and her experiences translating…
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#90 Adem Kerimofski (Turnstyle)
Seja talks to her guest Adem Kerimofski (Turnstyle) about their 20 odd year friendship, how they both met Dave Grohl on the same day and their Sekiden/Turnstyle brother/sister type relationship. Adem tells Seja about being ‘too weird’ to be signed to Shock Records, his favourite songs of all…
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#89 - Georgia
Seja talked to her Guest Georgia Barnes about her new album It’s Euphoric, growing up surrounded by synths from birth as her dad’s band Leftfield were hitting the mainstream, and how the smell of old equipment feels like home. Georgia tells Seja about working with a producer for the first time…
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#88 Sam Bentley (The Paper Kites)
Seja talks to her guest Sam Bentley (The Paper Kites) about his first touring experiences, starting in punk bands and trying to be crazy on stage. Sam tells Seja about his dad, his spirituality and being inspired by gospel music. They chat about wanting to move people with music, going shows by...
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#87 - Alex Gow
Seja talks to her guest Alex Gow about the making of his new album Dizzy Spell (out in October 2023), recording to 4-track, the pressure of a single take and unexpected majors/minors. They chat about nicknames, their love of Harry Nilsson and how your body can understand music before your mind...
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#86 Yon (Tripod)
Seja talks to her guest Yon (Simon Hall) from Tripod about his new podcast called Minuscule Musical, a clever half-hour podcast where he collaborates with different people each episode to write a short musical. Yon tells Seja about being inspired by a cast recording of Annie, how the musical idea...
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#85 Cash Savage
Seja talks to her guest Cash Savage about the new album So This is Love, the process of letting go of songs and connecting with one’s audience. Cash tells Seja about writing in interesting time signatures, the loss of identity during lockdown and some of her superstitions around live shows. They...
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#84 MoJu
Seja talks to her guest Mo’Ju about the recording of their new album Oro, Plata Mata. Mo’Ju tells Seja about the making of the album including its concepts such as the importance of the number 3 based on Filipino superstition. Seja and Mo’Ju chat about their journeys towards trusting themselves…
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#83 Astrid Jorgensen (Pub Choir)
Seja talk to her guest Astrid Jorgensen (Pub Choir) about the phenomenon that is Pub Choir over the last few years, her history of being a high school teacher and how singing in a choir the quickest way to properly experience music as an amateur. Astrid tells Seja about the mistaken notion that...
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#82 Meg Mac
Seja talks to her guest Meg Mac about her new album Matter of Time, how she scrapped an entire version to start again, how she moved to the country and some of the writing tools that helped her start again from scratch. They chat about their mutual love of Enya’s vocal production, the process of...
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#81 Missy Higgins
Seja talks to her guest Missy Higgins about her new mini album Total Control, how she expanded the songs from writing for television and how it was produced. They chat about their shared phobias, how important it is to surround yourself with good hearted people on tour, and their fear of...
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#80 Joel Shadbolt (L.A.B)
Seja talks to her guest Joel Shadbolt (L.A.B) about the band’s 5th album release, lockdown in New Zealand, and how COVID-19 has been a weird opportunity for New Zealand bands to get good slots on festivals. He tells Seja about his dad’s country influence, studying jazz guitar in New York, and how...
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#79 Erica Dunn (Tropical Fuck Storm, MOD CON)
Seja talks to her guest Erica Dunn (Tropical Fuck Storm, MOD CON, harmony, Palm Springs) about the new TFS album, how the band accidentally made a movie and how songs come together in all the bands she is in. Erica tells Seja about her music related sliding doors moment, her scary piano teacher…
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#78 Stu Mackenzie (King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard)
Seja talks to her guest Stu Mackenzie (King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard) about his upcoming multi-genre residency shows in Brisbane, COVID-19 admin on tour and how difficult it is to remember 75 songs at the same time. Stu tells Seja about how he approaches music like architecture, his addictive...
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#77 Paul Kelly
Seja talks to her guest Paul Kelly about his very special new Christmas album ‘Paul Kelly’s Christmas Train’, the journey of making the album, how the songs came together and some of the collaborations. Paul tells Seja about the post album recording flatness, how it’s always strange to talk about...
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#76 Tim Shiel
Seja talks to her guest Tim Shiel about his album Distractions One, the journey to feeling satisfied with one’s creative output and how valuable collaborations can be for both the art and when you have to talk about the art. Tim tells Seja about using elements from the past to build a through…
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#75 Zak Olsen (Traffik Island, ORB, Hierophants)
Seja talks to her guest Zak Olsen (Traffik Island, ORB, Frowning Clouds, Hierophants) about his new album ‘A Shrug of the Shoulders’, singing fatigue, playing with new people, and things that influenced the recording of the new album. Zak tells Seja about his farm life in Wattle Bank, his time...
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#74 Jen Boyce (Ball Park Music)
Seja talks to her guest Jen Boyce (Ball Park Music) about her love of the Seekers as a child, learning to harmonise with her sister and singing along to tapes in the car. Jen tells Seja about how she was drawn to Hanson as a musical goal, how her mum helped her make a business plan for playing...
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#73 Charley
Seja talks to her guest Charley about her new single Arizona, its themes of mental health, panic and anxiety, and how relatable these themes are amongst artists. Charley shares her stories about being a competitor on The Voice and what she learnt from these experiences about her own creative...
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#72 Ian Kenny (Birds Of Tokyo)
Seja talks to her guest Ian Kenny (Birds of Tokyo) about working on music remotely, making mistakes on stage and the grossness of creating ‘content’ for fans. Kenny tells Seja about the creative hub in his hometown of Dunsborough, Western Australia, being vulnerable with band mates and trying not...
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#71 Hayley Mary (The Jezabels)
Seja talks to her guest Hayley Mary (the Jezabels) about feelings, singing from the heart and how Unchained Melody was the catalyst for Hayley’s love of singing. Hayley tells Seja about her love of dramatic melodies, how she sees singing as a game she tries to get better at, and the horror of...
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#70 - 360
Seja talks to her guest Matt Colwell (360) about remastering and reissuing his pop/hip hop album Falling & Flying on the 10 year anniversary of its release and his memories of that time. Seja and Matt chat about demo-its, moon walking, laughing at swear words in rap songs and yearning for the...
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#69 Luke Steele (Empire of the Sun, the Sleepy Jackson, DREAMS, H3000)
Seja talks to her guest Luke Steele (Empire of the Sun, the Sleepy Jackson, DREAMS, H3000) about growing up in a blues club with his dad and learning some valuable lessons. Luke tells Seja about production ideas that never made it into a show, his experimentations with illusions and the mistakes…
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#68 Ambrose Kenny-Smith (The Murlocs/King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard)
Seja talks to her guest Ambrose Kenny-Smith (The Murlocs/King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard) about the making of The Murloc’s new album Bittersweet Demons, mixing remotely and how the Harry Nilsson and John Lennon album Pussy Cats was a big inspiration. He tells Seja about the challenges of being a...
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#67 Mia Dyson
Seja talks to her guest Mia Dyson about making writing a daily practice, finding your authentic voice and growing up surrounded by male musicians. Mia tells Seja about writing music with her husband Karl in LA lockdown, her recent near death experience and her gratitude for surviving it. They…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
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 posted on the HearSej Facebook and Instagram pages.
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Seja Vogel
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How many episodes does HearSej have?
HearSej currently has 115 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
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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...
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HearSej is created and hosted by Seja Vogel.
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