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Cyclone Wehner, Contributor

Cyclone Wehner

Cyclone Wehner is a Melbourne journalist writing about R&B, hip hop, dance music, synth-pop, and film/TV. She's interviewed everyone from Beyoncé to Daft Punk to Jane Campion. Cyclone has also DJed at feted clubs like Revolver. She is obsessed with vampires and, currently, curating concept playlists.

Features / Music
Playing The Same Piano As The Late Bobby Womack & Worshiping Damon Albarn
"I think the more time you spend in the music industry, you realise you don't have to do everything. I've become very good at saying 'No'."
Features / Music
Forget Drake & The Weeknd: Here Are The R&B Acts You Need To Be Paying Attention To
This week's OG Flavas...
Features / Music
Broods Singer Georgia Nott Is Done With The Lack Of Women Behind The Scenes
"I felt like I had control over what I was creating and I felt like I had an opinion that was really important - and I had an opinion that was listened to."
Features / Music
A Song To Bridge The Gap Between People
"I think, before land masses were to be labelled like pets, we were all here and able to make a habitat from our surroundings."
Features / Music
From Saxophonist To Racing Car Driver And Beyond
"It's such a wonderful experience of being there in the car, out on the track, in control".
News / Music
Is Ultra Festival Bringing Dance Music Back To The Australian Circuit?
Here's a full wrap-up of Melbourne's inaugural event.
Features / Music
Could The 'Black Panther' Soundtrack Revolutionise Popular Music In Film?
'Black Panther The Album' signals a new chapter of artistry and innovation.'
Features / Music
EDM Is Not Really Justice's 'Cup Of Tea'
"Actually, we are very bad at making proper club music."
Features / Music
Photo by Evan Malcolm
Reclaiming The Band Name & Struggling To Describe Their Sound
"It's funny, but I always struggle to describe the sound if I meet somebody new and you get onto the subject of, 'What do you do?' or, 'I'm in a band'."
Features / Music
From Fingerprint To Prince: The Rise Of The New Power Generation
"I think it used to kinda bum him out - every time one of these guitar-player magazines come out with the guitar gods, he's always ranked really low."
Features / Music
Reggae's Gonna Save The World
"I think we have some real problems, in that way, but reggae music is one of the only things that can help humanity with these problems."
Features / Music
From Busking In The Subway To Recording With Queen Bey
"We're just doing a lot of touring and recording a lot and taking as many opportunities as we can - take it day-by-day and kind of riding the wave."
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