Pa Sheehy announces the release of his latest song, Meet Me At The Record Store, in advance of the release of his next EP, "Lost In A '90s Arcade," on Paragon Records. This follows the success of his award-winning debut solo EP, The Art of Disappearing. The future song, which features a nod to David Bowie's Hunky Dory, evokes powerful sentiments... read full bio
One of the key figures in Australian electronic music is Paul Mac. He is a producer, musician, songwriter and composer. Paul is a graduate of the Conservatory and a multiple ARIA Award winner for both his solo work and his collaborations with Itch-E & Scratch-E, pioneers of underground dance. In recent years, he has worked with Sia, Kylie, Daniel Johns and Ngaiire... read full bio
The intimate atmosphere of our "At Home With..." festival series was designed for Mark Wilkinson. Mark offers beautiful songs, his lyrical writings and a performance that provides the feeling of hovering just above the ground. Since the middle of the 2000s, the highly productive Sydney-based artist has been presenting himself to crowds. One of the most well-known independent musicians in Australia, he has... read full bio
Award-winning singer-songwriter Kate Miller-Heidke seamlessly moves across the modern pop, folk, musical theater and opera worlds. She has four albums that have been released in Australia, all of which have gone multi-platinum and frequently feature in the top 10 of both the album and singles charts. Her album O Vertigo! broke Australian crowdfunding records, debuted at number four on the Australian album... read full bio
Frente were one of Australia's hottest bands in the early 1990s, with their distinctive brand of indie pop propelling them onto an international platform, supporting the likes of Counting Crows and Alanis Morissette - they even featured on 'Late Night With Conan O'Brien'. Following the success of two EPs, 'Whirled' and 'Clunk,' Frente (the core duo of Angie Hart and Simon... read full bio
Emma Pask, a Grammy-winning vocalist, has cemented her place as one of Australia's favorite jazz singers. Every time she performs, audiences are captivated and inspired by her seamless honesty on stage and her incredible singing skills. Emma's performances are reminiscent of the classic jazz era, when swing was at the top of the charts, despite the fact that her voice and style... read full bio
As a member of the Melbourne-based alternative pop band Frente, singer Angie Hart became well-known. Before releasing their full-length debut Marvin The Album, the trio issued the EP Clunk. The CD was a tremendous seller since it featured "Labour Of Love," one of their country's many top singles. Their folk-tinged cover of New Order's iconic song "Bizarre Love Triangle" ended... read full bio
In this amazing feat, two guys juggle over 20 instruments live on stage. Tubular Bells for Two, a multi-award-winning smash at festivals all over the world, makes one last performance in honor of the 50th anniversary of Mike Oldfield's groundbreaking composition. Anyone who was a child during the 1970s can recall precisely where they were when they first heard Tubular Bells.... read full bio
Two name notions have entered Tim Freedman's head, fully formed and ready to fire, during the course of his two decades of illustrious musical career. They were names that, no matter how cruelly time passes, will never be forgotten. The first time occurred in the middle of the night as he lay awake. He had the idea for the moniker "The... read full bio
The Whitlams were founded in Australia's Newtown. Tim Freedman, Stevie Plunder and Andy Lewis wrote their songs acoustically on Saturday afternoons at the Sandringham Hotel on King Street as a trio without a drummer. The typical formative months of drinking, camaraderie and shady concerts then followed. The Whitlams won the ARIA Awards for Group of the Year, Best Independent Release ("Eternal Nightcap") and... read full bio
The Celtic Social Club are still surviving five years after their founding, drawing on their traditional background but also embracing the diversity of other genres and cultures. The Celtic Social Club has been on a fascinating quest to modernize old songs from Brittany, Ireland, Scotland, Asturia and more. The band never sounded so tight and strong on their third album, nor so current and contemporary,... read full bio
Since this Carlow singer-songwriter made her debut with 'Recharge My Soul' and continued with countless subsequent appearances, Slaney Power has developed a great line of airy music that is light in the air and fills itself with dazzling pop tunes. She is innovative in her artistic expression while she co-wrote her debut song with vocalist Shelly Power, her mother. Slaney is from... read full bio
Bino Rideaux, a rapper from Los Angeles, offers assured songs about the daily challenges of a life on the streets. He gained notoriety as a result of several projects he worked on with his close friend Nipsey Hussle, notably the mixtape No Pressure. He has also collaborated with rap artists Casey Veggies, G Perico and Blxst. His previous work was frequently... read full bio
It is no secret that R&B and Neo-Soul are underappreciated musical genres in the present. In order to fill the hole left by the lack of timeless music, devoted R&B fans are looking everywhere for the next generation of performers. Ballad enters the scene. Ballad is a soulful R&B performer from Angola who migrated into American society using music as a safe... read full bio
Like the singer/guitarist himself, Austin Meade sings and tells stories that are conflicting but unified. His musical and non-musical influences are as diverse and rich as the small-town Texas soil that cultivated his talent, producing 12 outstanding songs that range from the insinuating multi-layered musicality and storytelling of "Déjà Vu" to the dark alt-pop of "Happier Alone" and onward to the... read full bio
Olly Alexander has established himself as one of the most innovative modern pop artists in the world as Years & Years. The singer, actor, fashion icon and cultural trailblazer has released three wildly successful albums to far, garnered five Brit Award nominations, over five billion worldwide streams and performed victorious gigs at venues like Glastonbury's Pyramid Stage and The O2 Arena. Olly... read full bio
UPSAHL put out music that was well-deservedly recognized by the Phoenix music community. She ignited a surge of fan affection and tastemaker accolades after graduating from the Arizona School for the Arts with a number of indie alternative jewels. Following the hugely acclaimed tune "Drugs," which has been included in almost two million TikTok videos and reached #6 on the... read full bio
Capital Theatre, one of the most thrilling new forces on the international rock scene, makes the extremely unusual form of rock music that inspires both serious introspection and unrestrained catharsis. The New Zealand-based group used Joseph Campbell's The Hero with a Thousand Faces as a source of inspiration for creating their debut album A Hero's Journey. They used that foundational... read full bio
Australian band Caligula's Horse, from Brisbane, are innovators in the field of modern progressive metal. With inspirations as varied as King Crimson, Steely Dan, Opeth and Jeff Buckley, their vibrant and emotive music has formed a strong and enduring relationship with listeners all over the world. Every time they put out a new album, Caligula's Horse made bold steps, continuing their ongoing... read full bio
Eels is the moniker used by singer, songwriter and musician Mark Oliver Everett (aka E) for the music he produces with a changing cast of collaborators. The music fuses a rich variety of off-kilter pop influences with deeply personal lyrics that frequently obsess over the darker sides of human experience. Everett had an early interest in rock music due to to his... read full bio
