INTERVIEW: Jessie Ware

Taking a chance in sonical exploration, Jessie Ware released the critically acclaimed ‘What’s Your Pleasure?’ last year that heard her diving into an immersive disco soundscape. It was totally left-field to any of the soul influenced ballads she had released before, but it was something that was totally palatable and seemed like a mature growth…

INTERVIEW: Chris Lanzon

Chris Lanzon is on a journey of self-discovery. His debut EP ‘Melancholy’ was an in-depth search for what that meant, and his new EP ‘Far From Perfect’ (out now) is a self-realisation in itself that the search for ‘something’ is lifelong. Learning to be able to be content with that, he unravels his experimental side…

INTERVIEW: Delta Goodrem

For her seventh studio album Delta Goodrem has returned to her roots and created a body of work that hears her finding the magic in live instrumentation again. ‘Bridge Over Troubled Dreams’ is all about the stories she’s always wanted to tell but has perviously held back or not known exactly how to articulate the…

INTERVIEW: Glades

Glades have always known how to deliver slinky pop with pulsating synths and groovy guitar riffs that will have you ready to sweat it out on the dance floor. Their debut album ‘To Love You’ was a bold and impressive introductory affair the exuded a lot of confidence in who they wanted to be as…

INTERVIEW: SIX60

SIX60 are a band who have been making headlines around the world for all the right reasons. The New Zealand five-piece currently hold the title for the largest headline show played in the world with 50,000 people since the COVID-19 pandemic hit at the start of last year. And they also became the first musical…

INTERVIEW: Ashe

Ashe is no stranger to being candidly vulnerable and intimate through her storytelling. It’s something that she’s built a career upon, and has rapidly built a fanbase who turn to her music as a cathartic and therapeutic release of emotions. But her debut album ‘Ashlyn’ turned out to be more introspective than she could’ve ever…

INTERVIEW: Julia Michaels

Julia Michaels never planned to write a hopeful album about love because, to be honest, she didn’t know she could. It wasn’t until she met her now boyfriend JP Saxe in a writing session where they wrote their Grammy award winning single ‘If The World Was Ending’ that the concept of love no longer felt…

Queensland Music Awards 2021 Red Carpet

Every year the Queensland Music Awards is a time to celebrate the releases from Queensland artists that have had huge national and international success, and the ones that have genuinely struck an emotional cord with listeners. This years ceremony at The Fortitude Music Hall saw artists like Ball Park Music, SYCCO, Beckah Amani, Amy Shark,…

INTERVIEW: girl in red

From the release of her debut single ‘i wanna be your girlfriend’ in 2018, girl in red has been candidly delivering you queer introspection in its rawest form. The Norwegian singer-songwriter has built a legion of fans through her intimate storytelling and beautiful melodies that have soundtracked the darkest moments of heartbreak and the exciting…

INTERVIEW: Julia Stone

Through the release of her third solo studio album ‘Sixty Summers’, Julia Stone has made the record she’s always wanted to create. Upon a first listen you might be taken aback by the experimental nature of the production that steers her away from her folk roots and into a heavier pop soundscape. But this album…