Julia Jacklin

Huge shortlist.

It was Baker Boy, it was Courtney Barnett, Genesis Owusu, Georgia Knight, Grace Cummins, Julia Jacqueline Carnival.

Swap meet, but Eka Vandal, who will probably clean up at the Ari's this year too.

claimed the Australian Music Prize overnight.

So the next thing is me and my mate are going grayling fishing, so maggots.

I'm going to get the maggots out and I'm going on the river calder on a new bit that i've never fished before so we're going there this week so i'm hoping to get out i've got my center pin reel out and uh i'm gonna go and have a do for grayling so that should be good uh for any other business I bought a really good album called Gem by a girl called um Julia Jacqueline and I've got about three of her albums but this is a new one and it's fabulous I really love it also bought um a Harry Belafonte album um just for one track on it jumped the line so I wanted that on vinyl so I bought that that wasn't expensive at all and then tomorrow I'm going to the cinema to watch Wild Horse 9 which is the same guy who did In Bruges, and it's got Sam Rockwell and John Malkovitz in it.

So I'm really looking forward to going to watch that.

I'm going with my mate Clive to watch that at Everyman Theatre in Clitheroe.

Moving on to Monday, November 2nd at the Granada, Dinosaur Jr. Victoria Monet at the Southside Ballroom.

Julia Jacqueline at the studio at the Bomb Factory.

Do you remember Dinosaur Jr. from back in the day, Bob?

Do I? Yeah.

You know, I talk, I think about what, you know, the MSO playing at Haymer Hall.

And I think about Julia Jacqueline playing, you know, during her record launch to a hundred people at the Gem in Collingwood, you know, the pub where she recorded the album and where she lived when she first came to Melbourne.

I mean, like it's, it's about, it's about, culture at all sorts of levels and in all sorts of different spheres.

And I think that if you think that it's important to the city, and I absolutely do, then I think it needs to be fostered.

Oh my God.

Um, maybe, uh, pressure to party by Julia Jacqueline.

Okay.

That's a deep cut for me.

And I asked them to play one of their favorite songs.

Folk singer Julia Jacqueline brought that song.

We played it in Melbourne in front of a thousand people.

And, you know, at those moments where you play a song, you can choose to be tasteful and like you've never heard this before and she's like this is one of the best pop songs she's got

Okay, I'm doing that now.

And I'm gonna be playing, uh, Pressure to Party by Julia Jacklin.

[upbeat music]

Pressure to party, gonna stay in.

Ah.

Ah, ah, ah, ah.

And that was Julia Jacklin with Pressure to Party, and she's put out a new album just recently called Gem, which I really love, so do look out for that as well.

Um, Julia Jacklin's from Australia.

outside you know

like i i hang out a lot i'm pretty introverted really and i spend a lot of time by myself on my property which is beautiful but i'm kind of in the garden and hanging out with my dog um but you know i i draw inspiration from a from a lot of artists that i love like war on drugs and julia jacklin ruby gill's got a Yeah, and I suppose just my fairly... isolated existence.

But that is something to draw on.

And, you know, you talk about nature.