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"It’s a commercial-sounding record. There are some pop-sounding songs on it and I guess it’s not un-commercial sounding music."

"It’s actually a real priority for us to stick out like that... You know, I think we take a lot of pride in how we tackle our sound and how we tackle our lyric writing."

An Australian musician with more history than most, Nathan Cavaleri chats to Tony McMahon ahead of Nat Col & The Kings’ upcoming single tour.

"We almost feel like the last gang in town in that sense. There aren’t too many bands around at the moment that carry themselves like we do."

"It’s not like a pop album, and there are no obvious ‘radio songs’. It’s melodic, because that’s who I am."

"There are theatre people, your every day city urban people and your remote communities with a large numbers of Aboriginal people. There is a huge cross-section of people we perform to."

Why wait until February to start your learning? La Trobe Melbourne tell us about their degrees.

“We twist the songs up, put them down, do all kinds of things... Another thing we like to do during our live acts is to go through these little segues from one song to another."

A graduate from QANTM College, Luke DiLodovici, chats to us about what he's up to now.

A chat with Jason Endfield, Entertainment Business Management graduate 2010 at JMC Academy.

It’s a long way from Birmingham from Los Angeles, but Dave Wakeling of The English Beat has proved his dad wrong – you can make a living singing your own songs – as he tells Michael Smith.

Questions for Bernadette Norton, Chief Executive Officer of Australian Guild Of Music Edutcation.