On this episode of Saturday Breakfast with Julie Reynolds, Brett Wood joins the show to talk about his new solo single Eyes, which also happens to be our AMRAP Song of the Week. After years performing as Pete Murray’s longtime guitarist, Brett shares what it’s been like to finally take centre stage and step into the spotlight with music that’s all his own. He opens up about the creative shift, the pressure of leading his own project, and we hear all about his brand new track Eyes and the story behind the song. Listen now wherever you get your podcasts.

More on Brett at: www.brettwood.com

🎧 In this episode of Saturday Breakfast with Julie Reynolds, Diesel drops in for a warm and honest chat about his By Request tour, where the fans shape the show.

Diesel talks stepping out of his comfort zone to reflecting on what it means to keep pushing the envelope after decades on stage, Diesel shows why he’s still one of the most compelling performers in Australian music.

If you’ve ever wondered what goes through an artist’s mind when the lights go up and the setlist is in the audience’s hands, this one’s for you.

Listen now 🎧 More on Diesel's "On Request" tour : www.dieselmusic.com.au

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From Noiseworks to Mi-Sex to his brilliant solo career, Steve Balbi is a true original. In this intimate and reflective chat, Steve opens up about the stories behind the songs, the beauty of reinvention, and why embracing life’s messiness has led to some of his most inspired work yet. We talk creativity, connection—and yes—his brand new track "No Place We Can Go"

🔗 www.stevebalbi.com

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