Did this ridiculous cover of the Hall & Oates song for an assignment Brendan was doing for his sound engineering degree at SAE in 2011. Just for laughs.

Man-eater

Maneater (ridiculous SAE demo)

2012 Demos

The Ocean

Dad Voicemail 270322

Hayley Beth - vocals
Brendan Jay - bass
Alex "Mouth" Holt - guitar
Beau BT Walker - guitar
Jessie Vincent - drums

High Hopes Demo

A Low Love Lost (High Hopes Demo aka 'bras bras bras')

Hayley Beth interviewed Sam Bloor from Perth/Boorloo band "Mood Punch" about his transition from fine art to post punk, religious upbringings, poetry and connecting with your audience.
• https://www.sambloor.net
• https://moodpunch.bandcamp.com
• https://www.instagram.com/mood_punch_band/
• https://rtrfm.com.au

RTRfm Homegrown 250125

RTRfm Homegrown Hayley Beth interviews Sam Bloor from Mood Punch 25/01/25

Hayley Beth interviews singer-songwriter Helen Shanahan about her song The Aeroplane, working with Tim Minchin, the fine art of being a backing vocalist and training as a vocalist at the WA Academy of Performing Arts.

Hayley Beth interview with Helen Shanahan

Hayley Beth interviews Helen Shanahan on RTRfm's Homegrown 26/10/2024

Hayley Beth presents a tribute to her late father, Johnny Willson, who played bass in Perth rock band McLoud in the late 70s-early 80's. McLoud performed relentlessly all around Perth and across Australia, and they put on a hell of a live show.

Hayley Beth McLoud Special 27/01/24

RTRfm Homegrown: Hayley Beth's McLoud Special 27/01/2024

Hayley was chosen by Triple J Unearthed to represent WA at the APRA Song Summit in Sydney with artists like Courtney Barnett, Kira Puru and Julia Johnson. There was a masterclass with Gotye and Adalita of Magic Dirt.

Triple J Unearthed Rosie Beaton interview

Hayley Beth is a self-taught guitarist, vocalist and songwriter based in Perth. Starting out in punk, indie and garage bands in the mid 2000’s, she eventually went solo and has since collaborated with various instrumentalists to independently release an EP, album and several singles. In 2013 she was chosen by TripleJ Unearthed to represent WA at the APRA Song Summit in Sydney. She has been nominated for WAM’s Best Female Vocalist and Song of the Year awards. Her influences range from Nina Simone to Black Sabbath and she rarely settles on one genre or subject matter, although she can’t seem to ditch the soul comparison, which she is totally fine with. She is currently performing in a duo with local producer Brendan Jay as HEEBIEJEEBIES, described by former Greens MP Scott Ludlam as a mix between PJ Harvey and Nine Inch Nails.
hayleybeth.bandcamp.com

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