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"It's a bit more matured in the topics and having more of a deeper understanding of love and loss and hope and all those sorts of things," WILSN (aka Shannon Busch) says of her newest album.

“I did not expect that it would blow up in the way that it did,” Alexandria explains.

How the King of Pop ended up in Perth 40 years ago this week.

'Bluey's Big Play' Puppetry Director Jacob Williams opens up about the challenges of bringing Bluey and her family to life, as well as the thrills of the live show.

Ahead of the release of their new EP 'ALL MY ANGELS,' Sydney's finest, SPEED, open up about the power of grief, music, and community.

Outlining the inspirations behind tracks on his long-awaited new album, 'Kicking My Feet,' Ruel opens up about his journey from Sydney to Los Angeles ahead of a triumphant homecoming.

"So there was a sense that this might have a bigger audience somewhere, but we didn't realise that it would be like an international thing or anything like this," says Clap Your Hands Say Yeah's Alec Ounsworth.

Anthony Hayes, an Australian actor, director, writer, and producer, ponders how he went from working with Brad Pitt and Zac Efron to directing a music video about Cosmic Psychos' love of beer.

Harry Vanda has been a star since The Easybeats' days, but he's defied expectations by releasing his first solo single last month, aged 79.

Ahead of their performance at Qld Music Trails’ The Long Sunset and Australian tour, The Buoys reflect on relationships, new music, and hitting the ARIA Charts.

Aya Larkin reflects on Skunkhour's breakthrough single, and the importance of celebrating their legacy with an upcoming tour.

“Every song on my album was inspired by different artists, sounds and pop culture," admits Sue Nami.