My Music Graham Coath

Emilie Culshaw, a 19 year old indie pop singer/songwriter based in Liverpool UK.

Known for her tender, highly emotional vocals

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Moon bride Unveiled: Music, Voices, and Reflecting Light

This engaging interview introduces Moon Bride, originally Carly Taich discussing her journey from using her birth name to adopting the significant moniker inspired by her worldview.

Moon Bride delves into her passion for music and voice acting, including performing diverse voiceovers from animated characters to commercial ads. The conversation also explores Moon Bride’s inspirations, the transformative power of music covers, and her deep connection to authenticity in her art. The discussion transitions into a reflection on musical influences, the importance of authentic expression in modern society, and the intricacies of various English accents. Moon Bride shares insights into her album 'Insomni,' considering themes like introspection, the human condition, and the desire to unplug.

Moreover, the dialogue touches on collaboration in music, the impact of social media on authenticity, and the pursuit of finding one's genuine self amidst societal expectations. Finally, the interview closes with plans for future projects, emphasising the joy found in musical exploration and the constant quest for authenticity.

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Join us in this captivating episode of our podcast as we embark on an indie music odyssey with John from The Speed of Sound. Delve deep into the creative journey that defies mainstream expectations and champions the independent spirit of modern music-making. This episode is not just a promotion of The Speed of Suicide's latest album but a call to support the authentic craft of indie artists everywhere.

In this episode, we cover:

🎵 (0:00:01) Musical Exploration and Band Evolution (11 Minutes)
Learn about the perseverance needed in the indie music scene and meet John from The Speed of Sound. Discover how recent global events have shaped their music production and the innovative addition of a horn section to their latest album.

🎶 (0:10:49) Album Concept and Creative Process (18 Minutes)
Immerse yourself in the conceptualization of The Speed of Sound's newest album. John reflects on lyrical content, the potential for misinterpretation, and the sobering economic realities of streaming for independent artists.

🎺 (0:28:53) Musical Creativity and Release Strategies (12 Minutes)
Explore the importance of individuality in the music industry and strategic release decisions. We discuss how different experiences like beekeeping and yoga studio management influence our artistry.

🐶 (0:40:44) Exciting Dog Advertising New Album (1 Minute)
Get excited about The Speed of Sound's new album and learn how you can support their music on streaming platforms or purchase physical copies for the full experience.

Whether you're a die-hard fan or a newcomer to indie music, this episode promises insights and inspirations from the artistic abyss of The Speed of Sound.

Don't forget to subscribe if you love what you hear, and even if this episode wasn't your cup of tea, we appreciate you giving it a chance. Who knows, you might find solace in a bakery treat – though, fair warning, the bacon and cheese plait might be elusive.

🎧 Tune in, immerse yourself in the melodic rebellion, and join the movement supporting independent music. #TheSpeedofSound #IndieMusic #PodcastEpisode #MusicJourney #CreativeProcess #AlbumRelease #SupportIndieArtists

A Musical Journey with Anna Carlyle: Spirituality, Creativity, and Motherhood



In this insightful interview, Anna Carlyle discusses her life in music, touching on her deep connection to Glastonbury's spiritual energy and how it influences her music. She shares personal aspects of her life, including being a single mother and how her experiences shape her music. Anna talks about her desire to perform at large-scale events, especially in spiritually significant locations, and hints at future aspirations, including finishing her upcoming album 'Love Lion' and possibly exploring spiritual teaching. The interview also covers her unique approach to covering songs, her voice's versatility, and the balance between being a mother and a musician.



00:00 Welcome and Introduction

00:17 Dancing to Analogue Trash

01:27 Interview Begins: Anna's Hometown and Musical Journey

02:38 Exploring Glastonbury's Musical and Spiritual Influence

04:08 The Power of Ley Lines and Spiritual Sites

06:04 Personal Life and Music: A Deep Dive

10:39 The Art of Cover Songs and Vocal Exploration

16:03 Life Modelling and Creative Aspirations

20:09 Future Projects and Closing Thoughts

24:11 Where to Find Anna's Music

25:29 Conclusion and Farewell

Exploring Music, Aesthetics, and Vocal Coaching with Almira



Graham, the host of 'my music', interviews Almira, a multifaceted artist and vocal coach from Warsaw, Poland. The discussion navigates through Almira's love for a white aesthetic in her studio setup, her journey and philosophy around music production, and her deep engagement with vocal coaching. Almira shares insights on her preference for minimalist aesthetics, her approach to teaching vocal techniques, and the importance of understanding one’s voice to improve singing and speaking. Additionally, Almira talks about her musical influences, the creative process behind her compositions, and her latest piano music release. The conversation also touches on the impact of good vocal health and how it significantly improves the quality of life, not just for singers but for anyone using their voice actively. Lastly, Graham and Almira discuss the importance of stepping out of comfort zones, with Almira reflecting on her experiences with live performances and her aspirations for future music projects.



00:00 Welcome and Introduction

01:08 Chatting with Almira: The White Aesthetic

05:34 Almira's Journey into Music and Vocal Coaching

07:39 The Importance of Vocal Technique for Everyone

11:44 Exploring Vocal Challenges and Solutions

22:19 Almira's Musical Journey and Creative Process

31:30 The Future of Almira's Music and Final Thoughts

The Royal Ritual gets deeply personal, reflective and re-inventive on sophomore album Pleasure Hides Your Needs

As disruptive as it was, the pandemic didn’t stop The Royal Ritual - the dark/alternative outfit fronted by UK-born musician, composer and producer David Lawrie - from making a dramatic impact on the alternative music scene with the MARTYRS album.

The project’s new album Pleasure Hides Your Needs simultaneously expands upon and reorients from the cinematic, dark, industrial soundscapes of the debut release.



Producer and frontman David trained as a classical pianist from the age of 7 and has worked in the music industry for many years, but The Royal Ritual was born just before the recent Covid-19 pandemic. Initially the project was a studio-based affair, with the debut album MARTYRS being produced in complete isolation in Lawrie’s private studio in Northern California.

Blending harsh synthetic tones; dark, percussive sound design; and traditional world instruments, a new industrial landscape was forged in The Royal Ritual, with the debut release being well-received by both the wider music press and the goth and industrial music communities.

Despite the act’s relatively short life thus far, The Royal Ritual has already developed a dedicated following, finding favour with fans of artists like IAMX, Gary Numan, Nine Inch Nails, Skinny Puppy, New Model Army and HEALTH.

The intervening years have seen David relocate to the UK to concentrate on making his own music as well as working with artists like CocoRosie, Phildel, and IAMX as a producer and remixer. His remix of the title track of IAMX’s 2023 album Fault Lines even featured on the EP of the same name, released ahead of the album. David’s compositional work also includes award-winning sound design for the acclaimed film Of Shark and Man.



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