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Matt Etherington, Journalist

Matt Etherington

I began my writing journey exploring the world of data - looking at how algorithms can be used to revolutionise music and catapult unknown artists into the limelight. I'm fascinated by the opportunities that democratisation of music can have in connecting us with artists and sounds we never could have heard otherwise.

I'm a music nerd who loves digging through new releases, and sharing the hidden gems. Writing blogs about underappreciated musicians led me to explore the emotional experiences music can take us through and how these reflect the lived experiences of the artists. I'm passionate about translating and appreciating that aspect of music in new and deeper ways.

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Live Review: Kim Churchill, Ayla, Taj Ralph
"Every pair of feet left the ground and the three-part harmony had the crowd howling along."
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Live Review: Meg Mac, The Money War
"... The bare sincerity of these ballads made the high notes feel all the more profound."
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Live Review: The Jungle Giants, Lastlings
"The most euphoric indie rock makes you feel like part of the sound and the collective vibe of the crowd, rather than an individual, and The Jungle Giants hit that note effortlessly."
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Live Review: Vera Blue, Thandi Phoenix, Lakyn
"Anyone in the crowd who wasn't already fan had certainly been converted."
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Live Review: Julien Baker, Adam Torres
"Each song was an incredibly soothing and cathartic act of love, and audience members stood like statues from front to back to drink it in."
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Live Review: Husky, Tia Gostelow, Ani Lou
"An unearthly swell of strumming, harmonising and percussion would then raise the crowd up with its urgent energy, which had several crowd members air drumming enthusiastically."
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Live Review: Horrorshow, David Dallas, Menz
"The inner-Sydney duo even coaxed the audience to turn around and shout, "We love you!" at the sound tech."
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Live Review: Remi, Sampa The Great, Akouo
"From the first roaring ovation, there was a rare unity from the crowd, who chanted back and swayed about freely."
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Live Review: Busby Marou, The Teskey Brothers
"The searching falsetto of Busby and the incredibly intricate guitar of Marou hit home."
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Live Review: Bad Pony, Swim Season
"Lead Jarred Young poured his energy into the crowd and it was reciprocated tenfold."
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