
Emily Wilson is a writer and journalist who was born and raised in Tokyo, Japan, and is currently based in Australia. She is a regular contributor to The Music, Scarleteen, and The Note, and has been published online and in print in a range of prominent journals including Overland, Jaded Ibis Press, Hobart Pulp, and more.
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The powerhouse singer chats insecurity, authenticity, and his meteoric rise to fame ahead of his upcoming world tour.

If Christmas is the season to be jolly, why are all of our favourite holiday tunes so depressing?

The indie darling sister-duo on hope amidst uncertainty, the need for structural change within the music industry, and why they are finally ready to release their debut album.

The rising boy band discuss the Netflix show that gave them their start, the dangers of young fame, and their unshakeable gratitude for mentor Liam Payne.

“I’m really interested in releasing music and presenting it in a way that is meaningful and innovative," rising pop artist Charly Oakley explains.

"Tonight is about celebrating you," said MusicSA's John Glenn. "Everyone who makes South Australian art what it is."

Breaking down the sonic threads that are hallmarks of what constitutes the Australian indie rock genre.

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

"It feels good and affirming to have a direction and a body of work that we feel represents us as musicians and as individuals."

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