Features

"It was kind of born out of fun and born out of just real life enjoyment of the music."

My Chérie discusses the most vulnerable song she has ever written, and explores her lived experience as a queer woman growing up in South Africa from a Christian background.

Seven albums in, the Melbourne sextet have caught the attention of LCD Soundsystem – with American tour dates on the horizon.

The Gloom In The Corner discuss new album 'Royal Discordance,' an abridged guide to their lore, and bringing their universe to life on stage.

Nine years since bursting onto the scene, Pacific Avenue are continuing to experiment with new sonic territories as they unleash their second album, 'Lovesick Sentimental'.

After serendipitous beginnings and a rapid ascent, Melbourne trio Telenova had to navigate dark times and personal struggles when making their second LP.

ATHANASIA is the first artist to be selected for Ground Floor, UNIFIED Music Group’s new accelerator program. Chatting with The Music, she divulges the realities of being an indie musician.

As New Zealand-formed pop duo Foley release new EP 'Like An Actress', the pair reflect on the past year after relocating to Sydney, and what feels like a 'semi-triumphant moment' for their careers and personal lives.

Founding members Phillip Bailey, Verdine White, and Ralph Johnson discuss their first Australian tour in 14 years, the legacy of Maurice White, and their premiering documentary.

As Peach PRC readies the release of her debut album, 'Porcelain,' she'll kick off her Wandering Spirit tour in mid-March.

What does AI music mean for human-made art? What does it mean for musicians? Emerging Meanjin/Brisbane powerhouse J Nui explores the complex questions for The Music.