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Episode 2: A-Love, Emma Donovan & The Putbacks and Jess Day
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On this week's episode Neale, Jack and Chloe discuss the history of Obese Records and the beginning of skip hop. Neale gets heartfelt about Hope Street Records and the songs that got him through lockdown and Chloe has an absolute fangirl moment over the amazing Jess Day.
Songs Featured in this Episode
A-Love - Rapunzel
Emma Donovan & The Putbacks - Over and Underaway
Jess Day - Affection
Featured Artists Link: @emmadonovan_music @theputbacks @jessdaymusic
~ Currently I cannot find any information pertaining to A-Love, but she does have a Wikipedia page https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A-Love
Artists that we mention (that have handles): @smashbrothersau @obeserecords @hiatuskaiyote @artykarateparty @thebombayroyale @thecactuschannel@the_meltdown @sharonjones @3burners @thesoulflytribe @zillanovaofficial @sepultura @theofficialnapalmdeath @kingstingrayband
Legendary Music Venues: @thecroxtonbandroom @thornburytheatre
Podcast Jacky Big Tones References @beersbeatsthebiz
Music Biz references: @waxtraxdenver @choiproductions @hopestreetrecordings
Links that we mention w/o handles: Nine High
The Kings Way Graff book
https://puzlepress.com/product/kings-way-the-beginnings-of-australian-graffiti-paperback/
Street Poetics, was a hip hop night held in Melbourne for a few years in the early noughties
Metadada was a band that I (Chloe) was a part of with Dean @mythicmc back when we all first met in the studio.
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