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Words: Jett Tattersall
Interview: Shalane Connors
Published: 30 October 2026

“I was hazed to believe / That I was raised to believe / That tradition was avoiding ambition,” sings the celebrated Fanny Lumsden on the title track of her fifth studio album,


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Interview: Shalane Connors
Published: 23 October 2026

Sometimes in life you have to go back in order to move forward. Founder and lead singer of The Buoys, Zoe Catterall has spent much of the Sydney band’s 10-year history in the Inner West of Sydney, working a full-time job alongside writing, recording and touring with her...


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Image: Pierre-Ange Carlotti
Published: 16 October 2026

Superstar Tate McRae has returned with her first new music in over a year with new single ‘Housewife’.

Written with pop heavyweights Julia Michaels and Ryan Tedder, ‘Hous...


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Interview: Shalane Connors
Published: 14 October 2026

The UK’s Clementine Douglas is one of the most distinctive voices in the dance music scene. Born in Birmingham and raised in Brighton, she started her career as the frontwoman of the band Kudu Blue and in 2020 began contributing her vocals to dance tracks from various p...


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Interview: Shalane Connors
Image: Jazmyn Arté
Published: 9 October 2026

The word ‘preservation’ often conjures up the act of lovingly maintaining something so it remains in a state of perfection for all to cherish for as long as possible. But for Australian alt-country-rock artist Tori Forsyth, preservation is more sy...


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