THE SOUND
Episode 5
starring:
JESSICA MAUBOY
KATE MILLER-HEIDKE
BALL PARK MUSIC,
TKAY MAIDZA,
CXLOE + more
A TRIBUTE TO THE GO-BETWEENS
+ HUNTERS & COLLECTORS ‘FROM THE VAULT’
WATCH EPISODE FIVE: SUNDAY 16 AUGUST, 5.30PM ON ABC + iview
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‘…Putting together a weekly music show of this calibre, during a pandemic era, when live music, media, production, hospitality, travel and other associated industries are operating under stringent lockdowns, stops just short of a modern miracle.’ – Musicfeeds
‘I’m so blessed to be on The Sound this weekend. To be able to perform with my band for you mob is such an honour and to be able to sing ‘Butterfly’ in the State Theatre was just incredible. To be able to connect with everyone through the language of music with all that’s going on in our country, I’m so grateful.’ – Jessica Mauboy
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Set a reminder: your weekend’s viewing just got bigger.
From Kylie Minogue to Paul Kelly, Midnight Oil to Amy Shark, G Flip to Illy, John Butler to Nick Cave: each week The Sound celebrates the very best of new Australian music on offer. Tune in to watch Episode Five of The Sound this Sunday 16 August at 5.30pm on ABC or iview (repeats Saturday 22 August at 12.30pm).
Joining host Jane Gazzo and music news correspondent Zan Rowe this week is special guest co-host Deborah Mailman – the 5x Logie winner famous for roles in “Offspring”, Rabbit-Proof Fence, “The Secret Life Of Us”, The Sapphires and more.
Tune into Episode Five for amazing performances by:
– National treasure and ARIA winner Jessica Mauboy, who performs her new single ‘Butterfly’, filmed at Sydney’s stunning State Theatre. HILDA, her fourth album, is out now
– Kate Miller-Heidke brings her magic to St Kilda’s Esplanade Hotel for the debut live performance of single ‘Deluded’, lifted from her first album in six years, Child In Reverse, out 30 October
– Brisbane popsters Ball Park Music will release their new LP Ball Park Music – The Album in October. First up, they join The Sound to perform latest single ‘Day & Age’
– Adelaide’s amazing Tkay Maidza performs her red hot new single ‘Don’t Call Again’ ft Kari Faux. Get your ears around her new EP, Last Year Was Weird, Vol. 2, out now
– Rising star CXLOE has 22 million+ streams worldwide and just inked a deal to release her debut album via Sandlot Records (whose roster has included Lady Gaga, Ariana Grande). She performs the excellent ‘12 Steps’
– South QLD indie electronic outfit Lastlings are a brother/sister duo who’ve remixed the likes of RÜFÜS DU SOL, in between dropping excellent tracks such as ‘No Time’. Expect their debut album in October.
– Twenty-year-old Miiesha just won ‘New Talent of the Year’ at the NIMAs, hails from Central QLD, and is a proud Pitjantjatjara/Torres Strait Islander. Her incredible voice features on album Nyaaringu, released on CD/vinyl on 28 August. Filmed in Rockhampton, Miiesha is joined by Jeremy Marou (Busby Marou) on the uplifting ‘Twisting Words’
– Our ‘Introducing’ artist this week is rising Melbourne singer/songwriter Shannen James, who drops her debut EP Arrows on 25 September . Watch her perform arresting single ‘Arrows’
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If there’s a more iconic band than Brisbane’s The Go-Betweens, we don’t know it. We celebrate the songwriting of Grant McLennan and band, with a collaboration starring:
– Steve Kilbey, frontman/bassist for seminal Aussie post-punkers The Church
– Paul Dempsey, singer/guitarist with Melbourne trio Something For Kate
– Brisbane singer/songwriter Hatchie
– Acclaimed Sydney rockers Middle Kids
Lastly, catch one of Australia’s greatest bands, Hunters & Collectors, slaying the Melbourne Cricket Ground back in 2009 in our ‘From The Vault’ segment, performing at the now legendary Sound Relief charity concert.
All this and much more. Don’t miss The Sound, on ABC this Sunday!
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‘I’m thrilled to have Australian music back on TV again with The Sound, and I’m honoured to be a part of it. And so excited to be actually performing again! I can’t wait to share my new single ‘Deluded’ with you, in its very first live performance’ – Kate Miller-Heidke
‘Loved being on The Sound ESPECIALLY being able to play a Go-Betweens song. They are some of the giants on whose shoulders we stand. Missing our beloved music community but are thankful to still be able to connect through music’ – Middle Kids
‘Beyond excited to be on The Sound. The Australian music industry has so much to offer and I’m honoured to be invited to showcase my live performance. It’s so important that we shine light on our artists, especially during such a difficult time for people in the arts.’ – CXLOE
‘Love that I get to perform live again and get to show off some of the beautiful country near where I grew up! And that I get to share the stage with such deadly artists, even though we’re all so far apart at the moment’ – Miiesha
‘I am excited to be part of The Sound. Miiesha is one super talented young up and coming star who I am privileged to work with’ – Jeremy Marou (Busby Marou)
‘I have been loving tuning in each week to The Sound and enjoying great Aussie music. I feel like I speak for a lot of people in saying we’ve been waiting for a show like this for a long time. So I’m beyond excited to be a part of The Sound alongside so many of my favourite artists and bands.’ – Shannen James
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THE SOUND
EPISODE 5 – SUNDAY 16 AUGUST AT 5.30PM ON ABC
REPEAT SATURDAY 22 AUGUST, 12.30PM ON ABC
Stream on iview
Starring
JESSICA MAUBOY
KATE MILLER-HEIDKE
BALL PARK MUSIC
TKAY MAIDZA
CXLOE
LASTLINGS
MIIESHA joined by JEREMY MAROU (BUSBY MAROU)
SHANNEN JAMES
+
HUNTERS & COLLECTORS
‘From The Vault’
+
STEVE KILBEY
PAUL DEMPSEY
HATCHIE
MIDDLE KIDS
pay tribute to
THE GO-BETWEENS
Hosted by
JANE GAZZO, ZAN ROWE
and special guest DEBORAH MAILMAN
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