Sounds From The Dockside

Sounds From The Dockside
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Sounds From The Dockside’ is more than just a podcast. We’re a community bringing music to life. We explore the powerful connection between music and personal struggles, sharing stories of hope, healing, and the transformative power of sound. I

  1. From Grimsby to a Record Deal: The Untold Story of Shines | Music, Struggles & Second Chances

    09/23/2025

    From Grimsby to a Record Deal: The Untold Story of Shines | Music, Struggles & Second Chances

    Step inside the journey of Shines, one of Grimsby’s most exciting bands, as they go from writing songs “for fun” to signing a record deal with Echo Base Records.In this exclusive Sounds From The Dockside episode, Richard opens up about:Growing up in Grimsby and moving to Manchester & London 🎤Why Shines started with “no plan for a band”… and how it led to an album 💿Getting signed and handed freedom to create their second record ✍️The challenges of balancing music with real life, work, and change 🔄Memories of recording in Portugal with Morrissey’s guitarist Boz Boorer 🌍This isn’t just another music interview — it’s a raw, honest look at creativity, community, and chasing something bigger.👉 If you love discovering authentic stories from musicians on the rise, hit LIKE, drop a COMMENT, and don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE for more conversations straight from the dockside.Head over to our socials to keep up to date with our latest news - Sounds From The Dockside | Instagram, Facebook, TikTok | Linktree#Shines #Grimsby #EchoBaseRecords #SoundsFromTheDockside #NewMusic #BandInterview #MusicPodcast

    16 min
  2. Is This Lincolnshire's Next Big Festival? SHOP LOCAL 2025 | Rob Cross & Andrew Tiplady

    07/31/2025

    Is This Lincolnshire's Next Big Festival? SHOP LOCAL 2025 | Rob Cross & Andrew Tiplady

    Join us for an exciting journey into the vibrant local music scene with our latest episode, "Shop Local 2025." Discover the stories and sounds of incredible bands like:Orphan BoyHEALEREverSam SimmonsMintLeon Blanchard and The Tint GiantsLola and The Cosmic GetawayShinesSandra's WeddingLast of The Wonder KidsPalm Trees of VeniceElsonEden-Rae LakeBrad ArlissDJ Guy KeebleHost Dave, and guests: Rob Cross and Andrew Tiplady give a unique run down on the inaugural event. Each band brings a unique flavor, from indie rock to electronic vibes, ensuring there's something for everyone. Don't miss out on this celebration of local talent and community spirit! Follow the link to grab a ticket now - https://www.cleethorpescricketclub.com/shop-local-grass-roots-music-festival/Big shout out to the Shop Local 2025 and Cleethorpes Cricket Club dor sponsoring this episode. #shoplocal #LocalMusic #FestivalVibes

    56 min
  3. Stopped at the Border with £10m of Drugs – What Happened Next Is Unreal | Arran Harvey's Story

    07/15/2025

    Stopped at the Border with £10m of Drugs – What Happened Next Is Unreal | Arran Harvey's Story

    Wrongly accused. Locked up abroad. Let down by the system — twice.In this Sounds From The Dockside episode, we hear Arran Harvey's unbelievable true story. In 2022, he was stopped at the Calais border with 101kg of Ketamine and 74kg of Cocaine in his lorry. He had no idea what was in the back.Thrown into a French jail, interrogated for days, facing 20 years for drug trafficking. He represented himself in court, got acquitted, and made it home. You’d think that was the end of it.It wasn’t.💣 A year later, with no warning, he’s back on remand in Wandsworth Prison, told the French police retried him in his absence — found guilty — and sentenced him to five years and a £5 million fine.This episode is a punch to the gut. A story about corruption, survival, resilience, and the true price of injustice. From military service and charity work to being branded a drug smuggler, Arran tells it all. 💥 What’s inside this episode:🚛 Arrested at the French border with 175kg of drugs🧠 Locked in a cell, battling PTSD and sleepless nights⚖️ Represented himself in court – and won🔁 Re-tried in his absence with no warning – sentenced to 5 years & a £5 million fine🔒 Remanded in Wandsworth for 14 months🤯 Fighting to clear his name all over again🧍‍♂️ A father, a veteran, a man rebuilding his life 🧠 Talking mental health, survival mode, and the system that nearly broke him ✊ This is a story about corruption, betrayal, resilience, and clawing your way back from the brink.💬 Comment below if this story hits you.📲 Share it. Talk about it. Let people know what’s really going on.🙏 And if you’re struggling — you’re not alone. Recovery starts with speaking up. Head over to our socials to keep up to date with our latest news - www.linktr.ee/soundsfromthedocksideTo connect with Arran - Search @theajh88 on Instagram#SoundsFromTheDockside #WrongfulArrest #DrugSmugglingStory #PTSDRecovery #MentalHealth #RealStories #WandsworthPrison #FrenchJusticeSystem #MensMentalHealth #PrisonReform #ResiliencePodcast

    1h 31m
  4. Andrew Cushin | From Newcastle’s Streets to Noel Gallagher’s Backing

    07/01/2025

    Andrew Cushin | From Newcastle’s Streets to Noel Gallagher’s Backing

    In this episode of Sounds From The Dockside, we sit down with rising UK music star Andrew Cushin – the working-class songwriter from Newcastle who's been hailed by Noel Gallagher as “the real f**ing deal.”Andrew opens up about growing up in the North East, mental health, grief, sobriety, and the pressure of staying grounded while chasing success. We talk about the realities of the music industry, his love for his hometown, and how honesty and struggle have shaped his songwriting.🎧 Topics covered in this episode:- Growing up in Newcastle and working-class roots- The road to getting signed and working with Noel Gallagher- Songwriting as therapy and self-expression- What it means to be a voice for your city- Advice for new artists navigating life and the industry 🔥 Whether you're a fan of British indie rock, a music lover, or someone on their own recovery or creative journey — this is one to watch.🛠️ About Sounds From The DocksideSFTD is more than a podcast — it’s creative platform rooted in Grimsby, giving a voice to musicians, artists, and everyday people doing extraordinary things.Through in-depth interviews and intimate live events (Sober Sessions), we’re building a space where music and recovery meet — without judgement, and with full heart.🎧 Subscribe, comment, and share to help us grow this movement.🔗 Follow Andrew Cushin:Instagram: @andrewcushinSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0mUufv9jrIi9BPpN9VHduc?si=rBsOHCATQ4Gk4dgYlaIQfgYouTube:  ⁨@andrewcushin7251⁩  📺 Subscribe to Sounds From The Dockside:www.linktree.com/soundsfromthedockside #AndrewCushin #SoundsFromTheDockside #NewcastleMusic #NoelGallagher #UKIndie #MusicPodcast #CreativeStartCIC #SoberSessions #MentalHealthInMusic #BritishSongwriter #AuthenticVoices #MusicRecovery #GrimsbyToTheWorld

    22 min
  5. The Truth About Being an Indie Band in 2025 | Sandra’s Wedding Interview

    06/17/2025

    The Truth About Being an Indie Band in 2025 | Sandra’s Wedding Interview

    The Truth About Being an Indie Band in 2025 | Sandra’s Wedding Interview 🎙️ Sounds From The Dockside | Featuring Sandra’s Wedding 🎸 Instagram/Facebook/YouTube/TikTok: @‌soundsfromthedockside In this powerful episode, we sit down with the band Sandra’s Wedding to explore the realities of life as independent artists navigating the ever-changing music industry. From their roots in Northern England to their latest studio projects, we uncover the stories behind the songs and the struggles that come with carving out a space in today’s scene.We also dive deep into the intersection of music, mental health, and recovery, with honest reflections on alcohol, creativity, and the evolving role of pubs and social spaces in British culture.Whether you're an aspiring musician, a comedy fan, or just love hearing real conversations about art and life, this episode is packed with insight, humour, and heart.Topics include:The origin story of Sandra’s WeddingRecording processes and behind-the-scenes storiesThe highs and lows of the music businessHow recovery and changing drinking culture impact creativityThe importance of community and grassroots music scenesBuilding opportunities for the next generation👥 Subscribe for more inspiring conversations with artists, musicians, and creatives. 💬 Drop a comment below—how do you see alcohol, art, and community overlapping in your world?🔔 New episodes every fortnight. Follow us for gig updates, podcast drops, and live sessions: 📸 Instagram: @‌soundsfromthedockside ▶️ YouTube: @‌soundsfromthedockside TikTok: @soundsfromthedockside#SandrasWedding #IndieMusicPodcast #SoundsFromTheDockside #BritishBands #MusicAndRecovery #MentalHealthAndMusic #AlcoholFreeCulture #CreativeCommunity #GrassrootsMusic #UKMusicPodcast

    1h 35m

  6. 06/03/2025

    The Compulsion to Create: Dan Baker on Photography, Memory & Joy

    In this heartfelt and inspiring conversation, we explore the creative compulsion behind capturing life through a lens – especially in the ever-changing beauty of seaside settings. Photographer and musician Dan Baker shares his artistic journey, reflecting on childhood memories, the emotional pull of coastal towns, and how photography and songwriting intertwine as forms of storytelling. We dive into the world of street photography, discussing the delicate balance between observation and intrusion, the magic of natural light, and the importance of being present to catch fleeting, human moments. The conversation also unpacks how limitations can fuel creativity, the struggle of creative blocks, and the ongoing quest to develop a unique artistic voice. At its core, this episode is a celebration of life, connection, and joy – reminding us that the truest art often comes from vulnerability, curiosity, and embracing who you are. Check out Dan Baker: Website: www.danbaker.me Instagram: @danbaker88 🔔 Stay connected with us for all the latest updates and announcements:Instagram: @‌soundsfromthedocksideFacebook: @‌soundsfromthedockside

    56 min
  7. The Compulsion to Create: Dan Baker on Photography, Memory & Joy

    06/03/2025

    The Compulsion to Create: Dan Baker on Photography, Memory & Joy

    In this heartfelt and inspiring conversation, we explore the creative compulsion behind capturing life through a lens – especially in the ever-changing beauty of seaside settings. Photographer and musician Dan Baker shares his artistic journey, reflecting on childhood memories, the emotional pull of coastal towns, and how photography and songwriting intertwine as forms of storytelling.We dive into the world of street photography, discussing the delicate balance between observation and intrusion, the magic of natural light, and the importance of being present to catch fleeting, human moments. The conversation also unpacks how limitations can fuel creativity, the struggle of creative blocks, and the ongoing quest to develop a unique artistic voice.At its core, this episode is a celebration of life, connection, and joy – reminding us that the truest art often comes from vulnerability, curiosity, and embracing who you are. Check out Dan Baker:Website: www.danbaker.meInstagram: @danbaker88 🔔 Stay connected with us for all the latest updates and announcements:Instagram: @‌soundsfromthedocksideFacebook: @‌soundsfromthedockside

    56 min
  8. From Mexborough to the Main Stage: The Sam Scherdel Story

    05/20/2025

    From Mexborough to the Main Stage: The Sam Scherdel Story

    From Mexborough to the Main Stage: The Sam Scherdel Story In this episode of Sounds From The Dockside, Yorkshire-based singer-songwriter Sam Scherdel shares his journey from a young music enthusiast in Mexborough to an emerging star in the UK music scene. We explore his early influences, the transition from a stable career as a building surveyor to pursuing music full-time, and the creative processes behind his songwriting. Sam also discusses the dynamics of live performances, offers insights into the current music landscape, and emphasizes the importance of self-confidence and investment in one's craft.This episode is sponsored by DocksFest—North East Lincolnshire's premier live music festival—taking place on Saturday, 5th July 2025, at the Meridian Showground in Cleethorpes. The festival boasts an impressive line-up, including:The Charlatans Renowned for hits like "The Only One I Know" and "North Country Boy," The Charlatans have cemented their place as one of the UK's most beloved bands. Ash This Northern Irish pop-punk band, known for singles such as "Girl From Mars" and "Shining Light," brings their energetic performance to the DocksFest stage. Maximo Park With a catalogue including "Apply Some Pressure" and "Books From Boxes," Maximo Park delivers their distinctive alternative rock sound. Corella Manchester-based indie-pop band Corella, featuring Immingham's own Joel Smith, offers tropical tones and emotive lyricism. Coach Party Hailing from the Isle of Wight, Coach Party blends grunge-pop with witty lyrics, drawing inspiration from bands like Nirvana and Wolf Alice. EVER A high-energy alt-rock band from Cleethorpes, EVER has gained a strong fanbase and are tipped for big things. Last of the Wonder Kids Grimsby's own, this band mixes fuzzy melodies and garage psych riffs, celebrated for their high-energy live shows. The festival will be hosted by Grimsby comedian, actor, and presenter Lloyd Griffith. Follow @docksfest on Instagram and Twitter for the latest updates. Visit docksfest.com to purchase tickets and find more information🔔 Stay connected with us for all the latest updates and announcements:Instagram: @‌soundsfromthedocksideFacebook: @‌soundsfromthedockside

    33 min
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Sounds From The Dockside’ is more than just a podcast. We’re a community bringing music to life. We explore the powerful connection between music and personal struggles, sharing stories of hope, healing, and the transformative power of sound. I

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  • Creator
    Sounds From The Dockside
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2025
  • Episodes
    26
  • Rating
    Explicit
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