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Since her 2020 debut, Bumpy has moved fluidly through multiple musical projects and collaborations, often working in community-driven spaces that treat music less as an industry product and more as a shared cultural practice.
Cooee mark a milestone, a reminder that divine magic can come from not one but two artists building a project together from instinct, trust and community.
In recent years Pixie has been a machine, churning out new tracks at an impressive pace.
At the centre of Lunar Lagoon is a partnership that feels less like division of labour and more like mutual trust.
Jaubi - Photo Credit Sebastian Jolziwiak
Naarm four-piece Birdsnake offer their own natural filtration system through their textural, aquatic debut longerplayer Biofilter.
On his latest solo project, Realname levels up.
One of Sydney’s most intriguing new voices - not loud, but insistent; not raw, but deliberate. A band whose whisper, when it finally breaks open, lands harder than any shout.
Her excitement at finally sharing a cohesive body of work, and at carving out her place in Sydney’s independent scene, shines through.
Their latest release earns them IAOTW. The record is disorienting in the best way, mimicking the push and pull of memory itself.
Originally from Iran and currently based in Adelaide, Maryam Rahmani infuses imprints of her homeland throughout her music.
A bad omen of primordial darkness