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Whether it’s “What a feeling, Toyota” or “Happy little Vegemites,” Aussies love a jingle. And sometimes, we’ve gotten them to the top end of the charts.

Australian DJ/producers are at the forefront of a global electronic dance music movement with the likes of Dom Dolla taking his Melbourne sound to global stages. But who are the buzziest – and most credible – Aussies in 2026?

The Saints’ raucous ‘(I’m) Stranded’ was released 50 years ago.

As Civic Video gear up for their Making Room For Others headline tour, bassist Belle Whitwell shares why she's so much more than "the only girl in the band."

Dream pop duo Fathom are aiming to break a world record for the most shows in 12 hours this weekend, but they’re hoping to make a bigger impact than just entering the record books.

From writing K-pop to overcoming vocal insecurity, Jack Gray reveals how self-producing 'Swimming In Jeans' changed everything.

As liner notes are replaced by a list of details offered up on streaming platforms, it appears as though tracks full of credits are slowly becoming more commonplace.

With the site of Bluesfest coming on to the market, we look at four different ways it can be utilised in the future.

From 'Jesus Christ Superstar' to global stadium tours, Air Supply's Russell Hitchcock reflects on 50 years of ballads, 6,000 gigs, and their legacy.

The Music caught up with Petit Biscuit ahead of his upcoming Australian tour, which includes a competition spotlighting homegrown DJs and producers.

From paddle steamer gigs, to outback stages and desert light shows, we've curated a selection of Australia's most unique regional festival experiences.

Thirty years after Belle and Sebastian made a masterpiece from the wreckage of their singer’s twenties, they are playing it front to back. Its author talks about the illness that emptied his life, the piano that refilled it, and why music and God arrived together.