The Breaking Through Podcast

This week on 'Breaking in the Making', King Blue jump on to chat about their song processes, band growth and what's to come in 2022!

Hollie Col jumps on the pod this week to chat about her upcoming EP Julia Stevens, the visual series that goes with it and what she hopes to convey through her stories.

The lads from DICE jump Breaking in the Making this week to chat about their success over a short period of time, bad tattoos and upcoming shows around the country.

This week on the pod we chat to Budjerah about his 'The Voice' audition, working with some of the best artists in the business and his upcoming EP and tour.

Ghost Care join the pod this week to chat about their track 'Home Run' hitting 100k, the origins of the band and their optimism for 2022!

Ben from Slowly Slowly joins the pod this week to talk about their recent single, touring after COVID and their plans for 2022!

Lew from Sophisticated Dingo joins 'Breaking in the Making' this week to talk about soapy music videos, touring with Beddy Rays, their new track and a special announcement.

Nick from POND joins the pod this week to chat about their new track 'Lights of Leeming', their upcoming deluxe album and interstate and international tours.

The lads from Ra Ra Viper jump on Breaking in the Making to chat about their new song 'Big Surrender', the origins of their band name and their plans to tour on the east coast.

Jake from Methyl Ethel joins the pod to talk about the new album 'Are You Haunted?', what he'd like to know from the upcoming tour and Beethoven.

Fynn and Josh from South Summit jump on the pod to talk about their first music video, playing in a unique spot and their plans to venture east.

Hope D joins the pod this week to talk about the origins of Happy Hangover, being a voice for younger people and her new track Hate Goodbyes.

Matty and Tommy from PLANET jump on Breaking in the Making to talk about 'Information Overload', writing with family members and touring with the wiggles.

Alex from Great Gable joins the pod this week to chat about working with Matt Corby, Mark McGowan, their new track and upcoming national tour!

On the first episode of 2022, Connor from Bugs joins the pod to talk about their Like a Version success, their new song and upcoming album/tour!

We talk to Haiku Hands about bad Christmas presents, the importance of visuals and their upcoming tour and vinyl release.

Beddy Rays talk about their Triple J top 100 spot, like a version and what they want to achieve in the future.

The lads from New Zealand band Mild Orange talk about their new tracks 'Whats Your Fire' and 'Hollywood Dreams' as well as their upcoming album and living in the same city for the first time.

Boy Soda and Lu talk about embracing self expression through style and music authentically. From pearls to chains, Boy Soda has turned a new leaf following his recent release ‘WELCOME TO THE GLOW UP’. He’s gearing up to bring on Soda SZN 2022 with a new project on the horizon.

The guys from SACHI jump on the pod this week, giving insight into their new ep, the perfect crowd surfing technique and behind the scenes of their music videos.

Ioakim (I-Owe-Kem) puts his best foot forward with his newest single, Swimming Pools. His soft indie-pop hits are produced from his home studio. It’s not only his music that’s turning heads, Lu and Ioakim chat about turning influences and music into his epic music videos.

Carla Wehbe joins the pod this week to chat about her writing sessions in L.A., going viral on TikTok and her latest release.

This week on Breaking in the Making, Lu talks to Voice competitor, Elon Musk enthusiast and all-around sweetheart, Seb Szabo. Join them as they discuss his new single with Gretta Ray, developing as an artists and movie influences.

This week on the pod, CXLOE jumps on to talk about being unapologetic in her music, her incredible like a version and her new song 'New Trick'.

This week on Breaking in the Making, Lu chats to Awa Mbaye about her stand-out debut single which is a celebration of differences and how failing the HSC lead to one of her best decisions