Mornings with Maia Bilyk
Jane Campion on Movies Movies Movies
Two-time Academy Award winner Jane Campion has a commanding career which has moved through short works, large features, American marvels, blockbuster television and small indies. She spoke to Film Lordes Jen and Andre about her filmmaking processing, freeing film school, and what it takes to get the shot.
Toro y Moi reminisces on the past while looking to the future on Mornings with Maia Bilyk
Toro y Moi stopped by the studio to talk switching up his production, targeting boomers with his new record, and fond memories of FBi.
How five years shaped Alvvays’ new album ‘Blue Rev’
Alvvays’ new record ‘Blue Rev’ comes five years after its predecessor. Vocalist and guitarist Molly Rankin chatted to Maia Bilyk about what the band had to overcome to finally deliver it.
e4444e talks drawing circles and normal music on Mornings with Maia Bilyk
Newcastle-based multi-instrumentalist e4444e chats accidentally making an album, departing from ‘normal’ music and eccentric influences
HAAi chats her new album, embracing her shoegaze origins and collaborating with neighbours
HAAi’s debut solo album is a fast-paced sonic journey littered with quick cuts, ethereal vocals and hypnotic beats. She stopped by the FBi Radio studios to chat with Maia Bilyk on mornings about the release of ‘Baby, We’re Ascending’ and how she stumbled into the world of electronic music.
Soccer Mommy’s third LP ‘Sometimes, Forever’ is dark, eerie and distinctly hers
“It’s not abandoning the bedroom thing. I still write them in my bedroom, now I’m just doing some weirder stuff in the studio.” Soccer Mommy sat down with Maia Bilyk on Mornings to talk through her forthcoming album ‘Sometimes, Forever’ and the darker turn it takes.
Hatchie on lyrical honesty and her new record ‘Giving the World Away’
Hatchie joined Maia Bilyk on Mornings to speak about “autobiographical” lyrics and her new album Giving the World Away
Black Country, New Road’s Charlie Wayne on ‘Ants from Up There’, New Sounds and New Beginnings
What’s next for the ever-changing Black Country, New Road? From a new album to potential musical adaptations, the future is bright.
PREMIERE: Optimism is the name of the game on Neighbourhood Void’s ‘Recovery’
Hesitant but hopeful, NV declare that they reckon we’re gonna be ok.