Features / Music

After selling out the Naarm leg of his Palaces tour and tickets to the the Boorloo show nearly gone, Flume fans will have a second chance to catch him live this year.

Australia continues to recognise and book international left-field pop acts but have failed to recognise the same talent locally in our backyard. As Australia becomes a hyperpop capital, are some festivals afraid of booking hyperpop acts who don't sound like the traditional narrative of Australian music?

"I don't actually see them as challenges – I actually see them as opportunities for the label."

“Honestly, that’s the most we could ever ask for, is for people to find a place in their lives for our music to soundtrack whatever situation they are in.”.

"Even the best cocaine can't duplicate that feeling. When I connect with people on stage, I'm gonna sound corny, but it makes me feel grateful to be singing for everybody."

"In 1992, the NRL asked me if I would consider joining Tina in the TV ads. It was one of the great moments of my life to stand next to Tina as she sang in the studio."

Get to know the up and coming songstress, her tender stories, and hazy indie pop sounds as she unveils a dreamy debut LP..