ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
I Wish I Wrote That Song is a podcast talking to songwriters and artists about a song they wish they wrote.
Each episode includes discussion with them in an informal atmosphere, where they give an intimate insight into themselves, songwriting and life in general.
During the episode they play a version of one of their own songs, and the song they wish they wrote - all especially recorded for the podcast.
Presented by Keith Wyatt (Indie Kitchen) and David Glover (Tesla Studios).
Visit iwishiwrotethatsong.co.uk for playlists of the artists and music discussed in each episode, along with links to other books or people mentioned.
Each episode includes discussion with them in an informal atmosphere, where they give an intimate insight into themselves, songwriting and life in general.
During the episode they play a version of one of their own songs, and the song they wish they wrote - all especially recorded for the podcast.
Presented by Keith Wyatt (Indie Kitchen) and David Glover (Tesla Studios).
Visit iwishiwrotethatsong.co.uk for playlists of the artists and music discussed in each episode, along with links to other books or people mentioned.
Update frequency:
every 38 days
Average audio length:
46 minutes
English
United Kingdom
12 episodes
since May 21, 2020
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
In this episode we spoke to Tom Sanders from the band, Teleman.
We spoke to Tom earlier in 2022, not long after Teleman’s first full UK tour after the Covid pandemic.
We talked to Tom about his approach to songwriting, the challenges of being an entertainer and, of course, the song he wis…
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In this episode we spoke to Lily from Brighton-based band, Penelope Isles.
We spoke to Lily a few days after the release of their album, Which Way To Happy.
We talked about their DIY ethos, recording during lockdown in Cornwall and of course, the song she wishes she wrote, a song by Pave…
In this episode we spoke to Canadian artist, Jonas Bonnetta who performs under the band name Evening Hymns. He also releases solo music under his own name.
We spoke to Jonas at the end of 2021, just as he was about to start recording the follow up to Evening Hymns, 2020 Heavy Nights album.
We ta…
Welcome to Series Two of “I Wish I Wrote That Song”
For the first episode in the new series we spoke to Katy and Rosa from London based band Peggy Sue shortly before their UK tour at the end of 2021.
After many re-arranged dates, they were heading out on tour to promote their 2020 album Vices. …
For this episode we spoke to Bristol based artist, Fenne Lily, shortly after the release of her new album, Breach.
Breach is the follow up to her 2018 debut, Hold On.
We spoke to Fenne about her love for Bandcamp drummer, Kyle, joining a prestigious roster at her label, Dead Oceans and of course,…
For this episode we spoke to Siobhan Maher Kennedy. Siobhan is possibly best known as the singer with Liverpool band, River City People, as well as being a Children’s TV presenter and actress.
River City People released two albums in the late 80s and early 90s; Say Something Good and This Is The W…
For this episode we spoke to UK based, Australian artist Emily Barker, just after the release of her single, Return Me,
Since her debut album, Photos.Fire. Fables in 2007, she has worked as a solo artist, with her band The Red Clay Halo, and has had many collaborations including the Applewood Roa…
Jade McInally is the singer, songwriter and guitarist with four piece Australian band, Jade Imagine. The band made a real impression on ‘I Wish I Wrote That Song’ presenter Keith Wyatt when they supported Julia Jacklin on tour in the UK, towards the end of 2018.
We talked to Jade about her new EP,…
For this episode we spoke to Manchester band, PINS, just before the release of their new album, Hot Slick. We talked to the band about launching their new album during a global pandemic, collaborating with Iggy Pop and of course, the song they wish they wrote, a song by Suicide released in 1988.
W…
For this episode, we spoke to Charles Watson, member of Sheffield band Slow Club. Charles’ debut solo album “Now That I Am A River” was released in 2018 leading UK independent label, Moshi Moshi. The album was released to critical acclaim and was named one of the albums of the year by BBC Radio 6 …
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