Hear Me Roar
Produced by Elsie Bath and Shejuti Hossain

This episode takes a look at the gender inequality in the music industry and the ways in which it influences the work of artists and others in this creative field. Performers Miss Blanks and Lindy Morrison discuss what has changed and what has remained stagnant over the years, describing both the power and difficulties that come from their voices as females. Talking to Elspeth Scrine from the Listen collective, and Broadcaster Tracee Hutchison, the episode not only looks at where this empowerment movement has come from but what future it is fighting for.

Hear Me Roar Produced by Elsie Bath and Shejuti Hossain
This episode takes a look at the gender inequality in the music industry and the ways in which it influences the work of artists and others in this creative field. Performers Miss Blanks and Lindy Morrison discuss what has changed and what has remained stagnant over the years, describing both the power and difficulties that come from their voices as females. Talking to Elspeth Scrine from the Listen collective, and Broadcaster Tracee Hutchison, the episode not only looks at where this empowerment movement has come from but what future it is fighting for.

The Australian Music Vault celebrates contemporary Australian music and is as much about the future of music as the past. Sound as Ever, an Australian Music Vault podcast, will offer a youth perspective on issues within the Australian contemporary music industry. Young content makers and radio producers have produced podcast episodes that delve into challenges and issues facing the music industry, highlight brilliant Australian music and discuss perspectives on the music community.

Season 2 is a collaboration with RMIT University and explores the stories and issues around iconic Australian songs. Episodes 1 - 6 are produced by RMIT Music Industry students with interviews by RMIT Journalism students and RMIT Sound Design students completing the soundscapes. More information about the Sound as Ever podcast can be found on the Arts Centre Melbourne website. The Sound as Ever logo was designed by Hannah DeBuhr.

The Australian Music Vault celebrates contemporary Australian music and is as much about the future of music as the past. Sound as Ever, an Australian Music Vault podcast, will offer a youth perspective on issues within the Australian contemporary music industry. Young content makers and radio producers have produced podcast episodes that delve into challenges and issues facing the music industry, highlight brilliant Australian music and discuss perspectives on the music community. Season 2 is a collaboration with RMIT University and explores the stories and issues around iconic Australian songs. Episodes 1 - 6 are produced by RMIT Music Industry students with interviews by RMIT Journalism students and RMIT Sound Design students completing the soundscapes. More information about the Sound as Ever podcast can be found on the Arts Centre Melbourne website. The Sound as Ever logo was designed by Hannah DeBuhr.

Sound As Ever

Sound as Ever is an Australian Music Vault podcast produced by young content producers and radio makers from SYN Media interested in exploring stories and issues in the Australian music scene.

You can find full transcripts of the episodes on the Arts Centre Melbourne website. The Sound as Ever logo was designed by Hannah DeBuhr.

Sound as Ever is an Australian Music Vault podcast produced by young content producers and radio makers from SYN Media interested in exploring stories and issues in the Australian music scene.
You can find full transcripts of the episodes on the Arts Centre Melbourne website. The Sound as Ever logo was designed by Hannah DeBuhr.

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