Features

"I find the smaller shows to be a little bit more fun than the supermassive ones. So I think the intimacy is going to be great."

With her career-defining second album, April Harper Grey widens the scope to explore character-driven storytelling, defiant trans anthems, and surprisingly brilliant detours into folk and Americana.

The Music Sessions launch with Richard Kingsmill revealed some surprising details about the epic new album.

The album, 'History Of House,' is the ultimate history lesson for those wanting to delve into the world of house music.

Over a career spanning almost four decades, Michael Franti knows how important it is for music to bring us all together.

The 'i like the way you kiss me' hitmaker is preparing to tour Australia for the first time, but first, the Artemas story is furthered in the new mixtape 'yustyna'.

What do two national musical treasures and Bob Hawke’s granddaughter have in common? And how do you know when you’ve reached your sax limit?

To celebrate the release of 'Saint Sinner,' Elsy Wameyo has provided a detailed track-by-track explanation of her triumphant new album.

According to Suitcase Records’ Neil Wilson, Abbey Road “really captured the magic of this album”.

Ray Slijngaard describes how the band was forced into faking playing instruments on TV despite having no musical training, the band’s implosion, and his falling out with Anita.