Snowy Gum Presents: Love Again by Daniel Forsyth
Thirteen long years, one big Mountain. Find out why it took Dan so long to release his latest single 'Love Again'. Snowy pull out all the tools to dismantle this one; Art Therapy Degrees, The IChing, Eckhart Tolle and even a trip to The Amazon for some traditional medicine.
Look at me, don't look at me...
This week Sydney based artist Huck Hastings explores his relationship with the spotlight on Snowy Gum Presents.
In his sun filled and intentional apartment, Huck shares some live songs as well as discussing his collaborations and forthcoming album with Hackey Sack.
Come and listen to a mastermind in framing and hear Huck's unique experience and perspective on masculinity in an Australian landscape. Of course, it wouldn't be Snowy without an exclusive unreleased song 'Tommy's Funeral'.
You heard it here first!
PREMIERE ALERT!!
Maia Jelavic invites us into her painting studio in theheart of Marrickville, to premiere her new single 'Spanish Moss'.
In the first episode of Season 3, we take a deeper dive intoMaia's process as she cooly sits on the couch surrounded by her artworks. Taking a drag from her cigarette or effortlessly plucking her parlour guitar, Maia shares some songs and stories from her forthcoming album. As well as herexperience as a NAS student & life as a painter, find out how Maia put it all on the 'backburner' for a while. Only to return with a new depth and love for her crafts.
At the beginning of the year, Dan & Jordan made a commitment to do a podcast every fortnight until the end of November... they made it.
In celebration, the Snowy boys shot the final episode of Season Two underneath a Snowy Gum tree, where the Snowy Gum theme song comes to full fruition.
What’s that you say… a live studio audience?
What did we expect when Harmony Byrne invited us to stay on her and her husband's farm, somewhere in the hills of Castlemaine.
Turns out Harmony is full of surprises, including an appearance with the Teskey Brothers at Castlemaine folk festival, as well as her own rambunctious set. One thing that wasn’t a surprise was her generosity of spirit. Snowy get the real experience about as intimate as you can get it. In a mud hut, eating custard tarts and listening to the stories of a true artist.
In true Snowy Gum fashion, Dan & Jord find themselves by a river bank in Kyneton (regional Victoria) having a cuppa and a yarn with Jae Laffer.
On the second day of their road trip finale extravaganza; Jae imparts some wisdom from his experience as the front man of The Panics, on being a father, and more recently his painting and solo recordings.
Snowy's hitting the road soon for a big finale, including some huge interview that we announce on this episode. To get us going we've made a playlist of some of our favs from the last few weeks.
Here's the run sheet:
Paul Kelly - All Those Smiling Faces
Tia Blake - Wish I Was a Single Girl Again
Dylan Ollivierre - Honesty
Elsy Wameyo, Ywaya Tajiri - Conquer
Casual Fan - Slip
Menahan Street Band - Stepping Through Shadow
Armlock - Ice Cold
Evinha - Esperar Pra Ver
Marika Hackman - No Caffeine
Joyce Olong - DIIISAPPEAR
Laura Marling - The Shadows
Worlasi, Senkulive - Chant
Vilde - Adoration, doubt & a healing wound
Dwin, The Stoic - Time Is Money
What do you do when you don't feel like talking..? You reach into your bag of tricks, and pull out your finest batch of balm.
Step right up, step right up. We have a story to tell. So come into our tent, pull up a pillow and a chai, and hear what we have to say. And as always on Snowy Gum…not say.
On this week's episode Jordan takes a deep dive into Josh Pyke's catalogue, Dan shares some poems of his own as well as some classics. As they attempt to describe the ineffable through analogies of the ocean and much much more.
On this episode Dan and Jordan explore what attachment means to them, folk music and the experience of being an exterior being.
The totem of the Eel guides this episode from the sea, to the river and then back again. Jordan and Dan share what they've been listening to lately; using the Eel to guide them through their subconscious, and find clues as to where they are at in their process.
Whether it's a body being put down on the couch, or the end of a relationship. Snowy Gum explore and premiere Daniel Forsyth's upcoming release.
Let me down gently, let me down gently, let me down gently.
In this episode Snowy Gum Premiere 'Halfway To Cooma' by Jordan Wilson and produced with Daniel Forsyth.
If you have been following along, Jordan & Dan have tracked the progress of this song from it's original conception to the final recording. Hear the inspiration behind the song through the lens of an ever changing Australia.
Tesse opens up about what it was like on the road with Julia Jacklin, the intent behind his creative process as well as his experience in the church.
Snowy Gum extends it's first branch to multidisciplinary artist Tesse. With a new album in the can and two under his belt, Tesse stops by the Snowy studio to share some songs and talk a little bit about his process and journey so far.
We are honoured to present our very first guest on Snowy Gum & grateful for the incredible vulnerability and presence that he brought to the room.
From the North to the South, Ebudæ unto Khartoum
From the deep Sea of Clouds to the Island of the Moon
Carry me on the waves to the lands I've never been
Carry me on the waves to the lands I've never seen
We can sail, we can sail with the Orinoco Flow
We can sail, we can sail
Sail away, sail away, sail away
Orinoco Flow by Enya
On this episode we discover more about the ripples that Jack Johnson created, which led to two upstarts from Sydney think they could right out back with the big boys & girls.
This week Snowy Gum take some deep breaths to explore just how big Jack Johnson was for their early access to songwriting, and the ripples that reached all the way Down Under.
Will Jordan stop comparing every great artist to Jesus Christ? Will Dan keep calling every song a The Presidents of the United States of America song? Find out on Part Two of Saṃsāra & Nirvana.