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“I struggle to write happy songs.”
A profound means of metamorphosing old into new.
Weaponising nostalgia through downbeat trip hop beats, Now Always Fades mourns hopes and dreams of the past.
Riding the ebb of homegrown sounds and the flows of layered introspection, Ghanaian-Australian Artist Immy Owusu has mastered a recipe to make the world dance.
The Gloriosa or ‘flame lily’ is a symbol of prosperity, joy and new beginnings, one that perfectly mirrors the themes of abundance and hope littered throughout Wild Gloriosa's lyrics.
“I actually did set out to make something happy and Afrofuturist and hopeful. Turns out it's hard to make happy songs, and sometimes, you know, your body just needs to let go and process certain things."
“I'm playing sax on my own terms now."
Smells like hair dye and your date cancelling on you last minute.
Psy-infused D&B, surreal soundscapes, and ear-tickling sound design.
In the world of Split System, spit-covered mics are the norm, beer-soaked carpet a given, and noise complaints plentiful.
Sonic storytelling you can dance to
The Western Sydney rapper and performer exudes an opulence that's both effortless and electric, embodying the essence of ruby itself: a rare gem formed under pressure, dazzling despite the heat.