Emily Wilson, Journalist
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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Sharehouses, Social Issues & Supporting Rising Stars: Does Australian Indie Rock Have Its Own Sound?
Breaking down the sonic threads that are hallmarks of what constitutes the Australian indie rock genre.
Mathematics, Boygenius & Viral TikToks: Behind The Unexpected Fame Of WA’s Alexandria
“I did not expect that it would blow up in the way that it did,” Alexandria explains.
‘Everything Still Feels Really Uncertain’: Dust Are Making Sense Of It All On ‘Sky Is Falling’
"It feels good and affirming to have a direction and a body of work that we feel represents us as musicians and as individuals."
jasmine.4.t On The Journey Of 'You Are The Morning': It's About 'Finding Little Joys Amongst It All'
Ahead of her debut Australian tour dates, British singer-songwriter jasmine.4.t discusses her album, You Are The Morning, getting signed by Phoebe Bridgers, and more.
‘This Is A Record That I Would Want To Buy’: Caps Lock & Impressed Recordings Take Adelaide Acts Global With New Vinyl Compilation
Having unleashed 'Sitting In The Same Chairs' earlier this year, caps lock will see its Adelaide musicians go global after Impressed Recordings got on board to press the comp to vinyl.
‘Wonky But Well-Rounded Music Selections’: DJ Small FRY Readies A Celebration Of Asian Culture For Sydney Observatory's Moon Festival
With the Melbourne-based artist DJ Small FRY (aka Vivan Vo) heading to Sydney for next month’s Moon Festival, the acclaimed selector discusses influences, musical discovery, and K-dramas.
From Beating World Records To Recording World-Beating Tunes, Paralympian Lex Leary’s Journey Continues To Inspire
"I love a challenge, and proving that I can overcome obstacles others might consider impossible," Leary explains. "That determination is what keeps me striving for greatness.”
What Is The Best Thing About Running A Record Store In 2025?
Local record store owners from all across the country weigh in.
Urthboy To Star In Book Unpacking Australian Hip-Hop
The volume will see Urthboy unpacking the pressures of legacy, his writing process, and masculinity in hip-hop.
VIDEO PREMIERE: Porpoise Spit Revel In Tomfoolery On 'The Boys'
Porpoise Spit's new single 'The Boys' is an anthemic wonder, joyful and amusing, with a music video to match.
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