In episode 41 of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price is joined by NOAHFINNCE ahead of playing arenas on tour with Enter Shikari in February! They talk about upcoming debut record Growing Up On The Internet, writing music with Danny and Dougie from McFly and producing with STE£AN, Tom Mitchener and LAWRENT. “NOAHFINNCE has always wante…

Featuring my good friend Chazz Cheron! In episode 40 of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to Chazz Cheron about the very best albums and EPs of 2023! Including Paramore, Calva Louise, Japanese House, HMLTD and more! Chazz / Feedbackr Get in touch Bluesky Instagram Email Ko-Fi

In episode 39 of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price is joined by Alistair Testo (formerly of As It Is) and talk about going solo, new music, social media and playing The Crofters Rights in Bristol! “He has been in playing music since he was about 12 when he and 2 friends from school started a band as an excuse to make a load of racke…

In episode 38 of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price is joined by Jess, Alizon and Ben from Calva Louise and talk about 2021 record Euphoric, mixing their different cultures and being based in Blackpool as well as playing shows with Boston Manor! “Taking inspiration from British and American bands, as well as Latin rock, Manchester-ba…

In episode 37 of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price is joined by Tom and Cherry from The Oozes and talks about touring with Noahfinnce, being a queer punk band and playing at festivals like 2000 Trees, Electric Picnic and Latitude! “London based Queer Punk Band” “Comprised of members Tom Gilbert (He/Him) on vocals, Ciara Clarke (They…

In episode 36 of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price is joined by Mikey from Mr Shiraz and talks about new record Glorious, working with Andy Hawkins and dogs! “Huddersfield punk band Mr Shiraz return with the release of Glorious on July 1st via Bad Granola Records. Having successfully toured the UK, US and EU, as well as winning ‘Bes…

In episode 35 of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price is joined by the first ever guest Alex Vallejo and talks about an upcoming concert at Inces Hall, his debut record I’ll See You Soon and how it is the most personal project he’s worked on to date! “Gibraltarian guitarist Alex Vallejo will be launching his debut album "I'll See You S…

In episode 34 of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to the fantastic Max Tanner from Blackwaters UK and talks about their debut record Something Good in Lost Time, upcoming autumn tour and a bit about the history of the band! “Following their meeting and forming at college in Guildford, BlackWaters decided that the medieval ma…

In episode 33 of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to the amazing Tobi Duncan from Trash Boat and talks about their monumental third record Don't You Feel Amazing, playing at Alexandra Palace the same day you are asked about it and where the name Trash Boat even comes from! “U.K. quintet fronted by expressive vocalist Tobi Du…

Featuring my good friend Chazz Cheron! In episode 32 of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to Chazz Cheron about the very best albums and songs of 2021! Including Silk Sonic, Death Blooms, Injury Reserve, Nova Twins and more! Chazz Twitter Get in touch Email Twitter.com/FFTScene Twitter.com/Ruubez Ko-Fi…

In episode 31 of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to returning guest Sean Smith from Raiders, Sappenin Podcast and formerly of The Blackout! We covered everything from Raiders’ newest single Animal to Elvis fronted Nirvana cover bands and of course the Sappenin podcast he hosts with Morgan Richards. "4 Male humans playing ro…

In episode 30 of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to Paul Barrow from Death Blooms about their tour with Wargasm, Download Festival and getting into metal in Liverpool! "Death Blooms are a band who, as their name suggests, sound like Hell." - Kerrang! Death Blooms Tour Instagram Twitter Spotify Get in touch Email Twitter.com…

In episode 29 of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to Jonny Wilkinson and Josh Fielden from Mahatma Raindrop just before they returned to the stage for the first time since February 2020! "Formed as a project alongside their university studies in music, Mahatma Raindrop’s vibrant alternative rock is fast developing into the c…

In episode 28 of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to Stray Weather’s Mikey Brown about up coming EP ASL, hometown headline show at The Key Club in Leeds and the evolution of Stray Weather! “Rock pop-hop with advance word smithery, heavy guitars and ravey synths Evolved from a spoken word solo project, Stray Weather have evol…

In episode 27 of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to Strange Bones front person Bobby Bentham about their June tour, originating in the Blackpool scene and the first ever Strange Bones full length record! “Hailing from the murky depths of British seaside town Blackpool, the Bentham brothers Bobby, Will and Jack, were raised …

In episode 26 of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to Arthur Walwin who makes a valiant return to the podcast to chat about newest single Shame, being a person of colour in the alternative scene and how he dreams of combining his music career with wrestling! “This singer songwriter/producer from London has sold out dates acro…

In episode 25 of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to musician Ben Langford-Biss about brand new single Learning to Cope with Nihilism, learning to video edit in two days and the origins of Bleak Soul! “The sound of an existential crisis. solo project from ex-As It Is guitarist Benjamin Langford-Biss” Ben Langford-Biss Twitte…

In episode 24 of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to Tom Dawes, Connor Bacon and Jamie Downie from Resist In Retrospect who return to make an exclusive announcement, talk about first single You Are The River and how they accidentally took their band name from a TesseracT album! “We are a four piece indie/alternative band fro…

In episode 23 of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to music producer Thomas "Mitch" Mitchener about how to go about producing music for other people, recording music in a pandemic and preparing the live tracks for Frank Carter and The Rattlesnakes' Blossom (Deluxe) reissue! “Mitch has built up an impressive portfolio with pro…

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In episode 21 of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to singer/songwriter musician Dave Giles about the positives of music streaming, and crowdfunding his way to Abbey Road Studios! “Over the last 10 years, Dave has established himself as a reputable singer/songwriter who has developed his own brand of British-infused Americana…

In episode 20 of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to folk punk musician Frank Turner about socially distanced gigs, making Buddies II with Jon Snodgrass and why genre doesn't (really) matter! “A former member of punk rock band Million Dead, Frank Turner turned his attention to folkier, acoustic music after the demise of his …

In episode 19 of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to Pete Kingston in his first interview as Echoist about debut single Sp3ak, being the most authentic version of yourself and the transition from singer/songwriter on YouTube to metal musician! "Every act of creation is first an act of destruction.” Echoist Twitter Instagram …

In episode 18 of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to Amy and Alex from Witch Fever about feminism in music, meeting the bassist from Slipknot and working with Alan McGee! “Manchester based all girl punk grunge band. Angry and honest, bringing grungey riffs, a heavy beat and an eclectic mix of clean and shrieking vocals.” Wit…

In episode 17 of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to videographer Ian Coulson about music videography with bands such as As It Is, Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes and others, how to get into music videography and even share a tour story or two! “Film-maker ф Photo-taker” Ian Coulson Twitter Instagram Get in touch Email Twi…

In episode 16 of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to Jason, Sam and John from Kill The Silence about their latest single Feel Alive, the impact of the Covid-19 lockdown on the music scene and about how Jay and Sam got covered in chocolate cake at a Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes gig! “Kill The Silence stepped up their gam…

In episode 15 of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to Arthur Walwin about new single Calgary, playing venues like the O2 and Manchester Arenas with Emma Blackery and producing As December Falls' record! “This singer songwriter/producer from London has sold out dates across his home country as well as dates across the US and E…

In episode 14 of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to James Ure about food songs, novelty music and why he’s having trust issues with crispy seaweed! “James Ure is a multi-talented musician hailing from Scarborough, North Yorkshire. With both of his Grandparents being professional trombonists, Ure was persuaded into music fro…

In episode 13 of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to Tom Dawes, Connor Bacon and Jamie Downie from Resist In Retrospect about recording their debut album, the formation of the band and their upcoming gig at Radio Hud Presents! “We are a four piece indie/alternative band from Huddersfield.” Resist In Retrospect Facebook Insta…

In episode 12 of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to Liam James Ward about Hang The DJ, winning a Brit award and DJing at Reading Festival! “Liam James Ward invites you to come as you are and fuck it up to the danciest grunge and the grubbiest indie. The DJ brings house party energy to festivals, club nights and gigs with hi…

In episode eleven of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to DIY-pop artist Alex Tracey about Hang The DJ, recording in Parr St Studios and his love for The Beatles! “Funk meets indie pop." Alex Tracey: Instagram Spotify Get in touch Email Twitter.com/FFTScene Twitter.com/Ruubez Podchaser…

In episode ten of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to the iconic Sean Smith from Raiders and talks about the formation of Raiders, his podcast Sappenin' with Morgan Richards and a few tales from The Blackout! “4 Male humans playing rock music to exorcise their demons. Sean Smith. James Davies. Ryan Lewis. Chris Davies.” Sean…

In episode nine of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to Michaela from Oaths and talks about their upcoming gig with Viridian at Satan's Hollow, the different phases of Oaths and some crazy gig stories! "Since forming, Oaths have given life to a set of songs packed with passion, emotion and urgent excitement portrayed through …

In episode eight of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to Harrison Rimmer, A Night In November, This Time Last Year, Rich from Lyon Estates and Luke Rainsford at Pop Punk Pile Up 2! Harrison Rimmer Twitter Spotify A Night In November Twitter Spotify This Time Last Year Twitter Spotify Lyon Estates Twitter Spotify Luke Rainsfor…

In episode seven of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price invited back music producer and bassist (Mahatma Raindrop, Elecorn) Josh Fielden to list our collective top 20 albums of the decade! Playlist on Spotify Josh: Facebook Instagram Recent work: A Series of Endings Lost and Found Get in touch Email Twitter.com/FFTScene Twitter.com/Ru…

In episode six of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to music producer and bassist (Mahatma Raindrop, Elecorn) Josh Fielden about the ins and outs of music production, who is doing well right now on the scene and how there will always be a biscuit at a recording session. "Friendly, engaging, knows what he's doing and let's you…

In episode five of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to folk singer/songwriter Charlie Hula about his new EP Context, his upcoming gig at Northern Quarter (Huddersfield) and how everything comes full circle. "Charlie Hula is returning to Northern Quarter, in celebration of his new EP 'Context'. Accompanied by Josh Fielden (Ba…

In episode four of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to acoustic singer/songwriter Toby Burton about his upcoming single, the streaming era of the music industry and playing a gig to an inflatable parrot. "Singer-songwriter from the UK, who's acoustic songwriting and meaningful lyrics have drawn him comparison with a moody Bo…

In episode three of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to acoustic emo singer/songwriter Luke Rainsford about social politics, 20ninescene and touring with artists they respect. "Luke Rainsford is an acoustic emo artist from Birmingham, U.K. Their songs are tender, heartfelt pieces dealing with a range of serious topics regard…

In the second episode of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to Skies Turn Black vocalist and guitarist Jamie Jordan about album two, dildo merchandise and playing in an Irish ceilidh band. "The musical style they have chosen consists of many aspects of Hard Rock and Metal, with their own original flavours added in, drawing on …

In the first ever episode of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price speaks to the ever lovely Alex Vallejo about his upcoming debut EP, his liveshow at The Parish and how Ariana Grande inspires his writing! "Two years in the making from the mind of guitarist Alex Vallejo, he celebrates the launch of his instrumental prog rock debut solo …

Introducing Fresh From the Scene, the latest brainchild of music journalist Ruby Price. Featuring interviews with key players in the Yorkshire and Manchester music scenes, and a theme recorded by the one and only Will Yates, this is one to listen out for every week! Get in touch by sending an email and follow us on Twitter @FFTScene and @Ruubez…