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1300 break the internet with debut mixtape Foreign Language, out now

by the partae April 29, 2022
written by the partae
Photo by Raghav Rampal + Elijah Flores

ACCLAIM FOR 1300

Feature Artist
triple j Unearthed

“The Korean-Australian collective just keep bringing the heat” 
triple j

“At this point every 1300 release is an event”
Sydney Morning Herald

“All-stars”
NME Australia

“Sydney’s 1300 are making a lot of noise, and I like it, you know,
like, like-like it, like love it actually”

Complex AU

“With bilingual lyrics, slick flows, and an almost never-ending sense of movement
in each and every bar, 1300 are a truly inimitable creation that defies categorisation”

Rolling Stone Australia

“You need to watch 1300 tear through ‘Gangnam Style’ on Like A Version”
Junkee

“If you need a real musical kick up the ass today or something to get your brain
firmly locked into Friday Mode, this run at “Gangnam Style” from 1300
is absolutely perfect for that”

Pedestrian TV

“Don’t try to describe their sound. Just enjoy it.”
VICE Australia

“Founded in a garage in Sydney’s West, 1300 subverts expectations of
what a Korean rap group should be”

Acclaim

“Putting a uniquely homegrown twist on the sounds of Seoul”
Life Without Andy

“1300 have taken the Australian music scene by storm”
Purple Sneakers

“Eclectic, forward-thinking bursts of brilliance that never fail to hit”
Pilerats

“1300’s music is a conscious-expanding experience transcending language”
Sniffers

1300 (pron one-three-hundred), the trailblazing Korean-Australian rap group, have unveiled their debut mixtape, Foreign Language. LISTEN + WATCH HERE.

Inspired by the consistent state of flux, Foreign Language is indicative of the cross-cultural place 1300 occupies as a foreign entity, not quite fitting in with the local so-called Australian scene nor the folks back home in Korea. Their music embodies the endless possibilities of creativity that emerge from paving your own path, existing between and across multiple cultures, allowing us to connect in a way that words alone cannot.

Foreign Language is a dose of high-energy rap music that transcends language barriers through banging beats and hard-hitting vocal performances. Reflective of the chaotic nature of the group’s upbringing, straddling alternate worlds, and varied musical experiences, Foreign Language is a whirlwind of bass and synth that triggers excitement. Produced and mixed entirely by 1300, their debut mixtape can convert any crowd or listener into speakers of their own foreign language.

The mixtape’s title track arrives today with a music video directed by frequent collaborator Raghav Rampal, following the group around an adventure at Luna Park. Speaking to the release, 1300 share that Foreign Language is “A celebration of friendship and 1300 as a collective,” and that visually the title-track serves “the idea of the camera as a foreign entity that the boys find and then decide to hang out with for a day – so we travel with the boys in an arcade, karaoke and Luna Park. We just got everyone together and shot something fun because we blew the budget on all the other videos. It was literally just all of us hanging out and having fun.”

The result is a furious mashup of hyperactivity, born from Nerdie and pokari.sweat’s genre-bending production, helmed by rako, goyo and DALI HART’s gritty flows, juxtaposed again with Nerdie’s lazily-sung hooks. Trolling through abrasive bounce on ‘Shake It‘ to chopped and screwed on ‘Come On‘, drum and bass nods in ‘Woah Damn‘ and ‘No Talk ft. Agung Mango‘, boom bap on ‘Undercover‘, ‘Ralph‘s spaced out breakbeat and EBM sub-heavy ‘Payphone ft. Raj Mahal‘ or the gentle afrobeat of ‘Worldwide‘ – the sound of 1300 can be neither pigeonholed nor defined in simple stylistic terms.

What guides 1300 is their strength as a collective, concentrating each of their artistic visions and personalities into one seamless whole. Lyrically bound by the pursuit of feeling, each rapper flirts with the production, the syllabic shape of their words shifting from breathless to animated through autotune and back again. Through their production, inspired by Super Smash Bros to The Fast and Furious, Wreck-It Ralph, Far East Movement’s ‘Like A G6’ and BLACKPINK, 1300 prove nothing is off-limits.

Since their debut release in 2021, ‘Brr‘, 1300 have continued to ascend, culminating in their breakthrough release ‘No Caller ID‘. Praised by tastemakers including Acclaim, Purple Sneakers, AUD$ and Korean rappers Palo alto and Lil Boi, it was ‘Smashmouth‘ that took the group to fever across triple j, Feature Artist on Unearthed and praise from Rolling Stone, NME, Sniffers and more. Following a remix of Payday and Danny Brown‘s ‘Vampire‘ and their riotous, live show, 1300 have since supported stages with Genesis Owusu, PNAU, Shady Nasty and more, plus festivals including Beyond The Valley, Field Day, Wildlands Festival and soon, a sold-out appearance at VIVID LIVE and Splendour In The Grass.

This year they continue to conquer with ‘Oldboy‘ and ‘Rocksta‘, securing fans in triple j with their debut Like A Version performance covering Psy’s ‘Gangnam Style’, acclaim from Complex Australia, VICE, Pedestrian, Junkee, Red Bull Music, Sydney Morning Herald, RAGE, MTV, The Music, Music Feeds, and community radio play nationally, including FBi, SYN, RTR FM and more. Today, the self-proclaimed boys from outer space arrive with the release of Foreign Language. Over thirteen tracks, rappers rako, goyo, DALI HART and producers Nerdie and pokari.sweat, rewrite the rulebook with their explosive Korean-English raps. Each song is as unpredictable as the next and uniquely, 1300.

Foreign Langauge is out now, buy/stream it here.

TOUR DATES
Fri 27 May – VIVID LIVE @ Sydney Opera House – Eora / Sydney
Fri 22 Jul – Splendour In The Grass – Cavanbah / Byron Bay
Fri 5 Aug – Enmore Theatre – Eora / Sydney*
Sun 7 Aug – Northcote Theatre – Naarm / Melbourne*
Fri 12 Aug – Hobart Uni Bar – nipaluna / Hobart*
Sat 20 Aug – Metropolis Freemantle – Whaylyup / Freemantle*
Fri 26 Aug – Fortitude Music Hall – Meanjin / Brisbane*
Sat 27 Aug – Hindley Street Music Hall – tarndanya / Adelaide*
*supporting Confidence Man

Stay connected with 1300:
Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | Soundcloud

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Ladyhawke Time Flies east coast tour moves to November 2022

by the partae April 29, 2022
written by the partae

+ special guests announced – Greatest Hits (BNE), Molly Millington (SYD) & Queen P (MEL)


  • Ladyhawke’s Time Flies east coast tour dates officially rescheduled to November 2022
  • Playing The Triffid in Brisbane on Tuesday 8 November, Factory Theatre in Sydney on Wednesday 9 November, and Corner Hotel in Melbourne on Sunday 13 November
  • Joined by special guests Greatest Hits (Brisbane), Molly Millington (Sydney) and Queen P (Melbourne)
  • General public tickets for the new November dates are on sale now at frontiertouring.com/ladyhawke


After being forced to postpone her Australian tour dates earlier this year due to COVID-19 travel restrictions in Australia and New Zealand, Frontier Touring are excited to announce the newly rescheduled tour dates for Ladyhawke’s Time Flies Tour.

The multi-ARIA Award winning artist will return to Australia for the first time in five years with shows at The Triffid in Brisbane on Tuesday 8 November, Factory Theatre in Sydney on Wednesday 9 November, and the Corner Hotel in Melbourne on Sunday 13 November.

While in Australia Ladyhawke will also be playing at Summer Camp Festival in Sydney and Melbourne, as well as regional Victoria’s Chillout Festival in Daylesford.

We are happy to also announce today that joining the tour line-up are special guests Greatest Hits, who will open for Ladyhawke in Brisbane, Molly Millington in Sydney, and Queen P, supporting in Melbourne.

“It’s been five years since I‘ve been able to tour internationally – five years of pent-up energy that I am so excited to bring to the stage in Australia in November! Super stoked to have Queen P, Molly Millington and Greatest Hits join me on this fun run. A massive thank you to Frontier Touring for all their hard work and dedication in re-scheduling and pulling these shows together. And to the patient and dedicated fans who have been holding on to their tickets – I see you and cannot wait to sing with you in November.” – Ladyhawke

Tickets for the original performances will be valid for the rescheduled dates without taking further action. Patrons are encouraged to #keepyourtickets but if unable to attend a new show date may obtain a full refund. Refund requests must be submitted prior to Friday 27 May via the official ticketing agency

November 2022 rescheduled tour dates (increased capacities):
​
Tue 8 Nov – The Triffid, Brisbane QLD (prev. Fri 25 Feb)
​Wed 9 Nov – Factory Theatre, Sydney NSW (prev. Tue 1 Mar & Wed 2 Mar)
​Sun 13 Nov – Corner Hotel, Melbourne VIC (prev. Tue 8 Mar, Wed 9 Mar & Thu 10 Mar)

Ladyhawke will be touring in celebration of her latest album Time Flies [BMG], which was released in November 2021 and described as ‘her best album yet’ by Music OMH. Our first taste of Time Flies came in the form of singles ‘Mixed Emotions’, penned with Jono Sloan and Nick Littlemore (both of PNAU, Empire of the Sun), lead album single ‘Guilty Love’ featuring BROODS, which has amassed 1.39m+ streams, and latest single ‘My Love’, which was written in collaboration with Josh Fountain, one of Australia’s most in-demand music producers.

Joining Ladyhawke at Brisbane’s The Triffid on Tuesday 8 November will be Greatest Hits, a project of artist Ryan Cooper and a collective of his friends from around the globe. The group, whose debut single in the UK received BBC Radio 1 play, have toured extensively with the bands Hollow Coves, and Halfnoise (Zac Farro of Paramore). Greatest Hits sees Ryan step forward as writer-producer. The ‘Phil, Slow It Down’ and ‘Trying’ group blend 70’s groove, sunshine pop, and neo-psych, with lyrical sarcasm whilst tackling themes of failure, identity and growing up.

Opening for the Sydney legs of the Time Flies tour will be self-proclaimed ‘possessed pop’ singer Molly Millington. Compared with the likes of Olivia Rodrigo and Melanie Martinez the ‘Ring Master’ singer sprinkles her lyrics with sentimentality, coloured by vibrant soundscapes and edgy undertones. Molly’s newest single ‘October’ was released in October and has already amassed more than 92.7k+ streams to date, peaked at number #4 on the Shazam Discovery Chart, landed triple j spot rotation and featured in triple j’s New Music Hitlist playlist.

Helping to close out the tour is South Sudanese Australian rapper and poet Queen P (aka Piath Mathiang) who will be opening the Melbourne show on Sunday 13 November. Blurring the lines between hip hop, pop, RnB and electronic, P released her first mixtape Bring Black Back in 2018. Her darting flow and impenetrable rhymes elevated her from the underground to the forefront, supporting the likes of Masta Ace (USA), Billy Davis & The Good Lords, and Cool Out Sun, as well as landing festival slots at Strawberry Fields, Groovin The Moo, The Australian Open, St. Kilda Festival (Main Stage) and Bigsound. Queen P has gone on to receive a National Live Music Award nomination in 2019 and featured on the latest single from Holy Holy titled ‘Port Rd’, which heralded the #1 song in rotation on triple j and reached 1 million Spotify streams.

Tickets to the rescheduled 2022 dates are on sale now via frontiertouring.com/ladyhawke.


LADYHAWKE
​TIME FLIES AUSTRALIAN TOUR
​TOUR RESCHEDULED
​NOVEMBER 2022

​Presented by Frontier Touring

TICKETS ON SALE NOW FOR ALL SHOWS

ALL SHOWS 18+


Tuesday 8 November
​
(Prev. Friday 25 February)
​
The Triffid | Brisbane, QLD
​
Special Guest Greatest Hits
​18+
​moshtix.com.au | Ph: 1300 438 849

Wednesday 9 November
​
(Prev. Tuesday 1 & Wednesday 2 March)
​
Factory Theatre | Sydney, NSW
​
Special Guest Molly Millington
​18+
​ticketek.com.au | Ph: 132 849

Sunday 13 November
​
(Prev. Tuesday 8, Wednesday 9 & Thursday 10 March)
​
Corner Hotel | Melbourne, VIC
​
Special Guest Queen P
​18+
​oztix.com.au | Ph: 1300 762 545


*Summer Camp Festival, Centennial Park, Sydney, NSW – Saturday 5 November
​*
Chillout Festival, Daylesford Town Hall, Daylesford, VIC – Friday 11 November
​*
Summer Camp Festival, Reunion Park, Melbourne, VIC – Saturday 12 November

*Not a Frontier Touring show


Patrons are advised to purchase tickets only through authorised ticket sellers. We cannot guarantee any ticket purchase made through any means other than the official ticketing agents listed on the Frontier website.

ladyhawkemusic.com | facebook.com/ladyhawke
​
Twitter: @ladyhawkeforyou | Instagram: @ladyhawkeforyou
​
Spotify | YouTube | Twitch

facebook.com/songsbymolly | Instagram: @moldymillington
​
Spotify | YouTube

facebook.com/wearegreatesthits | Instagram: @wearegreatesthits
​
Spotify | YouTube

facebook.com/OueenP | Instagram: @itsmequeen.p | TikTok: @itsmequeen.p

frontiertouring.com/ladyhawke | facebook.com/frontiertouring
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Twitter: @frontiertouring | Instagram: @frontiertouring

 

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Baker Boy headlines Arts Centre Melbourne’s free MEGAMIX SOCIAL program

by the partae April 29, 2022
written by the partae
Photo credit: Rick Clifford
MEGAMIX SOCIAL
Arts Centre Melbourne – from April onwards

Yolngu hip hop artist Baker Boy will headline free concerts at Hamer Hall as part of MEGAMIX Social – Arts Centre Melbourne’s fully subsidised program of music, theatre, circus, tours and workshops for primary and high school students.

The program, presented in partnership with the Victorian Department of Education and Training as part of the Positive Start in 2022 initiative, is designed to promote wellbeing through the access to the cultural experiences missed during the COVID 19 pandemic.

Carefully curated with young music fans in mind, the MEGAMIX Social: Baker Boy shows on June 7 and 9 are a rare opportunity for students to see Danzal Baker, aka Baker Boy, who raps in English and Yolngu Matha representing his Arnhem Land family. A former Young Australian of the Year, he hopes to inspire younger generations to embrace their culture and become leaders in their communities. Audiences will be warmed up by a DJ and two special guest performers.

The music program will be also include creative music workshops on Hip-Hop lyric writing, household techno and composition at Arts Centre Melbourne’s dedicated learning hub The Channel, followed by a visit to the Australian Music Vault, an immersive exhibition celebrating the Australian contemporary music story.
The MEGAMIX Social: Theatre and Experience Program includes exceptional drama, dance and circus performances in the Playhouse and Fairfax Studio. The season includes Windmill Theatre Company’s Creation Creation, Flying Fruit Fly Circus’ Girls with Altitude, Sydney Dance Company’s Impermanence, Persian love story Dorr-e Dari and a mirrored art installation Kaleidoscope.

“After two years of remote learning we are simply thrilled to be welcoming students back to Arts Centre Melbourne’s iconic venues for such an exciting and fun program. We know memories created here will last a lifetime,” says Arts Centre Melbourne’s Head of Creative Engagement Cynthia Nolan Myers.

As part of the Positive Start in 2022 program, MEGAMIX Social is open to all students who attend a government or low-fee non-government school. The program is also available to students in one of the following categories: rural and regional students; students with disability; Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students; culturally and linguistically diverse students; students from disadvantaged or low SES backgrounds; students in Out of Home Care; students identified as vulnerable or at risk of disengagement.

Arts Centre Melbourne presents

MEGAMIX SOCIAL
Various dates – from April onwards
Arts Centre Melbourne – Hamer Hall, Fairfax Studio, Playhouse, The Channel, Australian Music Vault

For more information visit artscentremelbourne.com.au

 

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Pyramid Announces Full lineup for this year’s Ibiza Season

by the partae April 26, 2022
written by the partae
The long awaited return of Pyramid to the iconic Amnesia is now just weeks away. This year, each party starts in the daylight at 7pm and runs for a hedonistic 12 hours each and every week so you can dance from dusk till dawn. The unmissable opening party is set for June 12th with Ricardo Villalobos, Four Tet, Adam Beyer, KiNK, Lilly Palmer and Cuartero. All tickets for this sure to be explosive season are available now from amnesia.es so move fast.
The rest of the season headliners reads like a who’s who of cutting edge talent and includes Ricardo Villalobos, DJ Stingray 313, Héctor Oaks, Denis Sulta, Deborah De Luca, Praslesh, Reinier Zonneveld, The Blessed Madonna, Floating Points, Avalon Emerson, Alan Fitzpatrick, Sonja Moonear, Special Request, tINI, Seb Zito, East End Dubs, Kobosil, Len Faki, RPR Soundsystem and tens more.

The all new 3rd Dimension brings something fresh this year and offers a space to catch a carefully curated mix of both homegrown Ibiza talents and world beating superstars. The huge 2022 residents include Drumcode label head, Adam Beyer,  who will bring his big room techno to six different parties, while Italian titan Marco Faraone lines up nine times across the summer and the one and only Ricardo Villalobos is to play six special sets including a back-to-back with Luciano.
The season is packed with all killer line-ups that will see the mighty Northern Irish pair Bicep bring their critically acclaimed live show to the club, while Radio 1 will also be doing one of their legendary shows, DJ Nina Kraviz will also play, and Cocoon boss Sven Väth will also play two exclusive dates while Detroit icon DJ Stingray 313 and Berghain mainstay Ben Klock also line up. Forget what you think you know, because Pyramid’s 2022 season at Amnesia is going to be like nothing you have ever experienced before. To secure your place on the dancefloor, head to amnesia.es.

999999999 • ADAM BEYER • AIROD • ALAN FITZPATRICK • AMELIE LENS • ANNA TUR • ANDRES CAMPO • ANETHA • ARAPU • AVALON EMERSON • BEC • BEN KLOCK • THE BLESSED MADONNA • CAAL • CUARTERO • DAX J • DEBORAH DE LUCA • DENIS SULTA • DJ STINGRAY 313 • EAST END DUBS • ENZO SIRAGUSA • FATIMA HAJJI • FJAAK DJ • FLOATING POINTS • FOUR TET (EXCLUSIVE) • GABRIELLE KWARTENG • GESCU • GIANLUCA PEGOIANI • HÉCTOR OAKS • I HATE MODELS • IMOGEN • INDIRA PAGANOTTO • KINK • KOBOSIL • LEN FAKI • LILLY PALMER  • LOGIC 1000 • LUCA DONZELLI • LUCIANO • LUIGI MADONNA • MAHER DANIEL • MACEO PLEX • MAR-T • MARCO FARAONE • MATTIA TRANI • MELLA DEE • NINA KRAVIZ • O.BEE VS TOMAS STATION • PAUL WOOLFORD • PRASLESH (EXCLUSIVE) • REINIER ZONNEVELD • RICARDO VILLALOBOS (EXCLUSIVE) • RICHY AHMED  • RPR SOUNDSYSTEM (EXCLUSIVE) • SAM PAGANINI • SAMA ABDULHADI • SEB ZITO • SIDNEY CHARLES • SKREAM • SONJA MOONEAR • SPECIAL REQUEST • SQUIRE • SVEN VÄTH • SYREETA • TINI
IG: https://www.instagram.com/pyramidibiza/
FB: https://www.facebook.com/pyramidibiza/
Tickets on sale now: https://www.amnesia.es/en/promotor/pyramid
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TELENOVA return with new single & video ‘Why Do I Keep You?’ + announce UK headline dates + RSD performances

by the partae April 21, 2022
written by the partae
Praise for Telenova

“It’s rare for a band to arrive with such a polished and defined aesthetic this early” – NME, ★★★★

“Telenova have made an impact pretty quickly.” – Richard Kingsmill, triple j

“This is stupidly good. A sophisticated and utterly mesmerizing second release from one of 2021’s best new acts” – Bridget Hustwaite, triple j (Tranquilize)

“‘Cinematic indie pop at its finest. It sounds at once nostalgic while thoroughly modern, and is sure to get stuck in your head from the very first listen.” – Purple Sneakers

“A majestic debut from a band in its infancy… Telenova’s universe is so well realised you’ll be leaving footsteps in the band’s saturated deserts the moment you step through their portal” – NME, ★★★★

“This song really did take me by surprise when I heard it for the first time on Friday and I thought YES, kicking off next week’s BREAKING with this….” – Matt Wilkinson, Apple Music 1 (Tranquilize)

“Enchanting, alluring and instantly stylish stuff…” – Declan Byrne, triple j (Bones)

“…the trio bring together a lifetime of musical experience condensed into genre-combining brilliance, where their overlapping worlds come together to create striking moments of hazy alt-electronic-R&B-esque versatility.” – Pilerats

Melbourne three-piece Telenova, one of the brightest musical discoveries in 2021, are thrilled to share their self-assured new single ‘Why Do I Keep You?’ – released via Pointer Recordings. ‘Why Do I Keep You?’ is a sophisticated slice of modern nostalgia that evokes ‘90s melancholic guitar pop without losing its contemporary lean.

Intensely personal in nature, ‘Why Do I Keep You?’ is about letting go of someone you loved, someone bent on their own destruction – “I kissed the ground before you, I cut my eyes out for you, restless, blinded by my love…oh why do I keep you?” 

The single is accompanied by Telenova’s most realised visuals yet – a stunning eclectic bazaar that sets the trio in their own colourful universe; filled with clever movement, tongue-in-cheek references, and playful verve. Conceived and directed by Angeline Armstrong, the ‘Why Do I Keep You?’ video features choreography from Zoe Marsh (Gretta Ray, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard).

‘Why Do I Keep You?’ was teased earlier this month through a global campaign titled Amateur Hypnotism. Mysterious street fliers appeared in New York, London, Sydney, Melbourne and Istanbul, leading the curious to a typically elegant looping 20-minute mix of original Telenova beats and remixes, curated in-house by Telenoir, the dark, beats inspired off-shoot of the band.

In conjunction with the digital release, Telenova will release a limited 7” single featuring unique multi-medium artwork and a Telenoir remix (both exclusive to vinyl). To celebrate the vinyl release, the band will perform two special in-stores at Rocksteady Records and Sound Merch on Record Store Day 2022.

Debut headline shows have also been announced for London alongside appearing at The Great Escape Festival in Brighton. Before jetting off to Europe, the band will perform at the 2022 APRA Awards in Melbourne. Full tour dates and information below.

Telenova first introduced the world to their vivid aesthetic and pop smarts via debut EP Tranquilize. Anchored by cult hit ‘Bones’ (triple j’s 2021 Hottest 100 #91) and garnering major media support across the world (BBC Radio 1, Apple Music One, NME, Vogue Paris), Telenova quickly found a passionate, growing audience with their rich brand of pop and surreal visuals, all driven by enigmatic frontwoman Angeline Armstrong.

AUSTRALIAN SHOWS

Saturday 23 April – Record Store Day
12PM – Rocksteady Records, Melbourne

Saturday 23 April – Record Store Day
3PM – Sound Merch, Melbourne

UK & THE GREAT ESCAPE SHOWS

Wednesday 11 May – Communion Club, London UK
Thursday 12 May – Klomedia, Brighton UK
Saturday 14 May – The Beach, Brighton UK
Sunday 15 May – Colours, London UK

Tickets available via www.telenovamusic.com.au

Telenova
Website | Instagram | Facebook | Bandcamp

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SNAKEHIPS TO TAKE STAGE IN MELBOURNE FOR THEIR ‘NEVER WORRY’ TOUR, PRESENTED BY THE OPERATIVES AND DELIGHT

by the partae April 20, 2022
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Local tastemakers The Operatives and Delight Records have teamed up for a special Snakehips Melbourne show between their Groovin The Moo dates. Supporting the headliners will be fast rising Sydney star Cabu, NZ lord of the dance AROHA, as well as local legends FOURA and Angus Green.

Platinum-selling UK duo Snakehips (Oliver Lee and James Carter) have garnered an ever growing reputation for their signature sound; a sensual, contemporary take on old school R&B, influenced by 90s hip-hop throwbacks and 1970s string samples.

Much like a snake shedding its skin, the Snakehips sound continues to evolve, with each layer being peeled back to reveal another exciting chapter in the story. It was 2015 hit ‘All My Friends’ that turned the boys from promising production duo to a household name. A collaboration with singer-songwriter Tinashe and internationally renowned hip-hop star Chance the Rapper, the track would go platinum in the UK, US, Australia and New Zealand.

Since then they have linked up with the likes of Grammy-winning rapper Anderson .Paak (‘Money On Me’), One Direction’s Zayn (‘Cruel’), Danish singer-songwriter MØ (‘Don’t Leave’) and Brooklyn rap don Joey Badass (‘Either Way’). Continuing to broaden their musical horizons and push their sound into bold, fresh new directions, Snakehips have firmly cemented their status as one of the best double acts in the game.

Among the stellar supports is Sydney artist/producer Cabu, who brings a whole new meaning to the saying ‘smooth as butter’ with his luscious R&B and house infused grooves. Having amassed 50Mil streams and over 750k monthly listeners on Spotify alone, Cabu’s most recent releases have been featured on Triple J, Dj Complexion’s Future Beats radio, Soundistyle, Majestic Casual, Soulection Radio, BBC 1Xtra, Maison Kitsune and many more. Both DJing and live, Cabu has also supported local and international heavyweights such as FKJ, Emotional Oranges, Cosmo’s Midnight, BOO Seeka, Slumberjack & Kilter. With an array of releases locked and loaded, the future is set to be a big one for Cabu.

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MOGA Caparica returns to Portugal, reveals the first wave of the lineup including FOLAMOUR, DAN SHAKE, DAM SWINDLE, PARALLELLS and more

by the partae April 20, 2022
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MOGA Caparica 2022
June 1-5
Caparica, Portugal
https://caparica.mogafestival.com/

The much anticipated second edition of MOGA Caparica returns to Portugal’s stunning Costa de Caparica from the 1st to 5th of June. Located just 20 minutes south of Lisbon and offering a sun kissed and escapist mix of sunset beach parties with yoga, surfing, brunches and boat parties, first wave headliners include From A to Z: AMINE K – AUDIOFLY – CARLITA – DAM SWINDLE – DAN SHAKE – DAOX – FOLAMOUR – KALABRESE – LAURENCE GUY – LOLA VILLA – MADD ROD – MAFALDA – MAGUPI – PARALLELLS – SHUGI – YOKOO & many more tba. The Blind tickets have sold out but first release festival passes at 140euros are available now for a limited time.

MOGA was born in Essaouira (Morocco), which was named Mogador by the Portuguese hundreds of years ago. It is a boutique electronic music festival inspired by Atlantic vibes and providing an experience that connects people from all around the world through dance, music, art and wellness. Moga is also a tribe, a strong community of nomads sharing the same values and lifestyle spreading from Essaouira to Caparica and beyond.

This is the second edition of MOGA Caparica after a stunning debut last year. It took place in October as a replacement for Essaouira edition, which returns this year in October with MOGA Caparica moving to June to take full advantage of the summer weather.

This year will feature an extra beach party with two in all on Saturday. A festival pass includes access to the beach parties on Friday, Saturday and Sunday and as well as the spectacular dancing, you can enjoy free access to the OFF events happening throughout the five days such as music, art, wellness, talks, food and more.

The first wave of names includes Amine K – Morocco’s ambassador for electronic music who always brings happiness through his music, Ibiza favourites Audiofly, Istanbul’s fast rising Carlita, Dutch pair Dam Swindle bring their cross-sectional grooves, Dan Shake brings his warm and heartfelt house sounds and Folamour is part of the recent renaissance of young French house and disco producers with a deep love for all music. Then amongst others come much loved melodic house maestros Parallells. The pair are regulars on Agoria’s Sapiens label. Then comes Portuguese NTS favourite and Melodies International label co-founder Mafalda who plays a famously broad selection of love-fuelled house, soul, disco, Latin, funk and more plus the likes of Laurence Guy, Lola Villa, Madd Rod, Magupi, Shugi and YokoO.
The countdown has now begun to this superb cultural getaway on the gorgeous beaches of Portugal.

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FIRST WAVE LINEUP
A-Z:
AMINE K
AUDIOFLY
CARLITA
DAM SWINDLE
DAN SHAKE
DAOX
FOLAMOUR
KALABRESE
LAURENCE GUY
LOLA VILLA
MADD ROD
MAFALDA
MAGUPI
PARALLELLS
SHUGI
YOKOO
& many more tba
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Gretta Ray touring Australia in June 2022!

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GRETTA RAY
BEGIN TO LOOK AROUND TOUR 2022
BRISBANE | SYDNEY | MELBOURNE | ADELAIDE | FREMANTLE
Tickets on sale from 12pm local today, Thursday 14 April
Secret Sounds is thrilled to announce the charming Australian indie-pop artist Gretta Ray will be touring Australia in June, playing shows in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Fremantle.

When Gretta Ray hits the stage the crowd immediately feels her energy through her signature storytelling, warm lyrics and songs that take the audience through a journey of emotions

Gretta Ray started on her music path at just five years old, singing in her community choir. At eight she was playing the piano and by early high school she was teaching the school choir and band her songs. Gretta had her first solo debut on stage at a small Melbourne club at sixteen years old with an acoustic guitar in hand. Not too long after at just seventeen, her first set of demos with Josh Barber (Gotye) were released as an indie EP Elsewhere.

In the midst of her final years of high school Gretta won triple j’s Unearthed High and the prestigious Vanda & Young Songwriting Award in 2016 for her high rotation hit, ‘Drive’. During this heady period, she would often find herself writing essays in hotel rooms, sending them off from an Uber on the way to soundcheck, playing shows to 500 people and the very next day flying back to Melbourne to walk into class.

Her 2018 indie EP Here and Now was partly recorded in Nashville along with a diverse array of exploratory singles: ‘Re:Stacks’, a Bon Iver cover with Dustin Tebbutt, ‘Better’ with Japanese Wallpaper and her own, ‘Heal You In Time’.

Gretta’s latest release, the wondrous and empowering 2021 coming of age record, Begin To Look Around, chronicles the journey of a young artist navigating the winding lanes of womanhood, romance, heartbreak, travel and friendship. The making of the bold, layered and colourful pop album took place in Melbourne, Sydney and her adopted home of London with a stellar array of writer-producers working at the vanguard of modern pop. The result is a thoughtful, crafted, hairbrush-singable body of work that has seen Gretta nominated for ARIA’s ‘Breakthrough Artist’ as well as ‘Australian Album of the Year’ at the J Awards of 2021.

Get ready to sing the night away to Gretta Ray’s killer hooks and powerful harmonies when she plays across the country in June. Tickets go on sale from 12pm local today via secretsounds.com.

Gretta Ray Australian Headline Tour Dates
Thursday 02 June 2022 – The Outpost – Brisbane
Wednesday 08 June 2022 – Oxford Art Factory – Sydney
Thursday 09 June 2022 – Corner Hotel – Melbourne
Thursday 16 June 2022 – Jive – Adelaide
Saturday 18 June 2022 – Mojos Bar – Fremantle

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Tickets on sale from 12pm local Thursday 14 April via secretsounds.com 

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Nostalgic Events & Bunjil Place Presents: Rise Of South Sudan (R.O.S.S.) Music & Arts Festival, 2022

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Nostalgic Events & Bunjil Place Presents: Rise Of South Sudan (R.O.S.S.) Music & Arts Festival, 2022

 

Featuring a curated edit of South Sudanese-Australian musicians, artists and creators leading the charge.

 

 

MELBOURNE, Australia. March 2022. On April 16th, Nostalgic Events and Bunjil Place will host the 2022 edition of Rise Of South Sudan (R.O.S.S.) Music and Arts Festival — the third annual celebration of South Sudanese-Australian musical and creative talent.

Set in the community hub of Bunjil Place in Melbourne’s South-East, this year’s festival will feature a line-up of thirteen artists and creators. From r’n’b and hip hop to neo-funk and rock’ n soul, for one night only, South Sudanese musicians of varying genres will take the stage, alongside poets, storytellers, dancers and performance artists.

R.O.S.S. was conceptualised in 2017 by Nostalgic Events director Kush K. T. Kuiy as a benefit concert to fund the building of a maternal and child health hospital in South Sudan.

While the idea that sparked the concept has shifted to the end goal, the founders’ short-term mission is focused on artist amplification and exposure, providing a platform for South Sudanese-Australian creatives to share their stories through their chosen artistic medium. In Kush’s own words:

“The idea for R.O.S.S. was born upon my father’s return from visiting family in Ethiopia and South Sudan. He was disturbed and upset by the state of maternal and child healthcare in our communities back home. I was an optimistic 20-year-old at the time, and while I didn’t know how to build a hospital, I knew I could put on an event to bring attention to the issue and raise money to go towards the cause. At this point, I proposed the idea to J.D. (R.O.S.S. ‘s creative director), who immediately shared my vision.”

The idea generated interest among Kush and J.D.’s creative and musical peers, who came together to discuss the specifics of the proposed benefit concert — the line-up, the name, the messaging and all things in between. Here, the acronym R.O.S.S.was established as both a play on their country’s name, the Republic of South Sudan, and as a manifestation of the republic’s social and political ‘rising’. Kush reflects:

“I love thinking about the origin story of R.O.S.S. because it all started so beautifully, with a bunch of very young people, sitting in my living room, talking about this dream”.

 

R.O.S.S.Artists;  Prez, Jacki Tut, Tebir

With a vivacious and growing South Sudanese diaspora located in the South-Eastern suburbs of Melbourne, keeping the event local was of the utmost importance. With both directors also residing in the South-East, it simply made sense to provide an offering that would cater to and involve the local community:

“As an independent producer, 99% of my practice is based in the South-East; providing platforms for local creatives to perform and bringing arts and culture to the precinct”, says Kush. “I want audience members and artists alike, to feel like we have our own culture here that we can be proud of.”

On the artistic direction behind this year’s festival, J.D.’s creative concept was inspired by the local community’s resilience, strength, and endurance, with the theme acting as a reminder that the only person you are in competition with, in art and life, is yourself. J.D. elaborates:

“We live in a competitive world, and sometimes it may feel like society has cast a powerful trick on you to constantly feel pressured to compete with one another. I like to believe that the only person we truly have to fight or face at the end of every turmoil is ourselves.”

The biggest and most considered event to date, R.O.S.S. Music and Arts Festival, 2022, will host an eclectic assortment of incredible artists, making waves locally and fast becoming ones to watch within the national music landscape.

 

 

Clockwise from left; Akelough (visual artist), YTS Gucciboi, AG Johnson, Jag

Here, the uplifting melodies of AG Johnson, Jag, Jacki Tut, and Achai will enlighten and inspire, while lyrical powerhouses Nyareth and Flora Chol command the floor with their creative forms of musical activism.

On the hip hop tip, industry heavyweights Malesh P & Flexx will deliver their mindful musings alongside the artistic prowess of YTS Gucciboi and PREZ, the sonic splendour of Mike Wang, and the music-meets-performance-art of Tèbir and his band. Also on show will be the kaleidoscopic artwork of Mr Unique and A.Costa, providing vibrant visual accompaniment to all performing artist’s repertoires.

 

R.O.S.S.Artists; Achai Ross, Flora Chol & Mike Wang

Both Kush and J.D. proclaim that this year’s festival will be the most highly produced and considered yet. Kush continues:

“Attendees can expect a dynamic and seamless show this year. We’ve upped our game as far as production goes to include high-quality sound, lighting and visuals, giving the show an atmospheric element never seen before at R.O.S.S. Providing the best tools to ensure our line-up of incredible artists can perform to the best of their abilities was paramount in creating this year’s festival,” says Kush.

Kush and J.D are dreaming big at the prospect of R.O.S.S.’s future, with plans for international iterations and an eventual homecoming to South Sudan:

“Kush and I talk about taking R.O.S.S. back to South Sudan one day”, says J.D. “We hope in future to host bigger events and festivals worldwide, showcasing the amazing talent of young South Sudanese communities and the African diaspora as a whole.”

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R.O.S.S founders; Kush & JD

This year’s showcase was made possible by Nostalgic Events, Bunjil Place, Creative Victoria and the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.


FULL LINE-UP

Ag Johnson

Jag

Nyarath Gatkuoth (poet)

Flora Chol (poet)

A.costa (visual artist)

PREZ

Tèbir

Jacki Tut

Mike Wang

Achai

Lee (dancer)

Mr. Unique (visual artist)

YTS Gucciboi

Malesh P & Flexx


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Event Details: 

Date: Saturday 16th April 2022

Location: Bunjil Place Theatre, 2 Patrick Northeast Drive, Narre Warren, AU 3805

Time: Doors open: 5pm. Showtime: 6pm-8pm

Ticket link HERE.

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Mia Dyson ‘Parking Lots Anniversary Tour

by the partae April 14, 2022
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Off the back of the 15-year anniversary reissue of her ARIA Award-winning 2005 album Parking Lots, Australian icon Mia Dyson is thrilled to return home to celebrate the belated milestone event with her east coast fans, albeit little further down the road.

After plenty of rescheduling, the seasoned Australian artist will take to the road this Autumn for a month-long tour across NSW, VIC, and TAS for her first live performances in well over a year. Tickets are on sale now and selling fast! For those who already snagged tickets to Mia’s previously announced March or November 2021 shows, these will be valid for the rescheduled 2022 dates.

“I’m sorry to say we had to reschedule the Parking Lots tour again. Everyone has been doing it tough during COVID, especially our beloved live music venues. I think this time, we really will get to play the Parking Lots album for you and celebrate the 15th (well…now 16th) anniversary of its release. I CAN’T WAIT to return to Australia to see you and play :)” – Mia Dyson

In her two-decade long career, Mia Dyson has been nominated for five ARIA Awards with Parking Lots taking out ‘Best Blues and Roots Album’ in 2005. She was the inaugural recipient of Double J’s Artist Of The Year at the 2014 J Awards following the release of her Australian classic LP Idyllwild, and has had four albums up for AIR Awards with The Moment earning her a nomination for ‘Song Of The Year’ at the 2013 APRA Awards. Mia Dyson’s extensive career has seen her support the likes of Stevie Nicks, Eric Clapton, Bonnie Raitt and Joe Cocker, and most recently touring extensively with her supergroup Dyson Stringer Cloher.

Heading back into the studio in 2020 to revisit five songs from the album, Mia’s Parking Lots (Revisited) EP sheds new light on a selection of her favourite cuts from the record. From beloved single ‘Roll Me Out’ to the stunning homage of motherly love on ‘Rivers Wide’, and the simple yet captivating title track to the empowering ‘Choose’ and heartbreaking ‘I Meant Something To You Once’, the EP captures the sheer musical mastery of an artist who continues to redefine the blues and roots genre, 15 years on, with the rest of her expansive career still to come.

Parking Lots 15th Anniversary Tour 2022 Tour Dates:
**ALL SHOWS SELLING FAST**

Friday 22 April – The Lansdowne – Sydney NSW
Thursday 28 April – Sooki Lounge, Belgrave VIC
Friday 29 April – Caravan Club, Archies Creek VIC
Saturday 30 April – Sandy Point Music Club, Sandy Point VIC
Sunday 1 May – Birregurra Hall, Birregarra VIC
Friday 6 May – Howler, Melbourne VIC
Saturday 7 May – Theatre Royal, Castlemaine VIC
Sunday 8 May – Macedon Railway Hotel, Macedon Ranges VIC
Friday 13 May – Republic Bar, Hobart TAS
Saturday 14 May – Meander Hall, Meander TAS
Sunday 15 May – The Palais Theatre, Huon Valley TAS
Saturday 21 May – Bellingen Brewery, Bellingen NSW
Sunday 22 May – Lizotte’s, Newcastle NSW

Tickets on sale now miadyson.com

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Leroy Macqueen from The Gooch Palms – Tour!

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Leroy Macqueen from The Gooch Palms!

‘It feels like it’s been a million years but I’m hitting the road in Australia for some solo shows for the first time in a REALLY LONG TIME!
After having to constantly cancel and reschedule shows due to Covid, I’m very happy to be on the road again!

It’s been a very shitty two years and a hard slog trying to kick off a new solo project in such a terrible time, especially being in Melbourne – the lockdown capital of the world! So it’s gonna be great to see some familiar faces!

Hope you can make it to one of the upcoming shows! And if you’re not in Australia, I’m making big plans to take this thing international as soon as possible! So stay tuned!!!’

MELBOURNE, VIC
Friday 15 April
Northcote Social Club
w/ Adam Newling & Steel Wheels
Tickets HERE

SYDNEY, NSW
Saturday 16 April
Playing as a duo with Steelin’ Hearts on lap steel
Bootleggers @ Kelly’s On King
w/ Lady Lyon & K. Walsh
Tickets HERE

BRISBANE, QLD
Sunday 17 April
Greaser
w/ Honeychurch & Hugo Costin
FREE ENTRY

PORT KEMBLA, NSW
Saturday 23 April
Port Kembla Music Festival
FREE ENTRY with RSVP HERE

CHEWTON, VIC
Saturday 14 May
Redhill Hotel
w/ Ellen James
FREE ENTRY

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JACK DANIEL’S LIVE AT LAST TOUR ANNOUNCES SPECIAL GUESTS

by the partae April 12, 2022
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The Jack Daniel’s LIVE AT LAST Tour will give back to artists, venues and music lovers all around Australia after a tough two years, with 100% of ticket sales raising funds for Support Act.

Kicking off at SolBar in the Sunshine Coast tonight, Perth psych rockers Pond will be joined by CLYPSO with her upbeat sound and stand out vocals. The vocalist, producer, songwriter and instrumentalist is a mainstay in the alternative electronic music scene. A sought-after collaborator, CLYPSO has worked with the likes of The Avalanches, Jamie XX, Neneh Cherry, The Magician and Kwame to name a few. Don’t miss her high-energy live show when she joins Pond for Jack Daniel’s LIVE AT LAST.

A fizzled-out Tinder date collided with a Gumtree ad, and from the flaming ashes rose The Buoys. The sweet and savoury all-female Sydney band will be joining Psychedelic Porn Crumpets in their hometown on Thursday 21 April. Provoked by workplace feuds, slow walkers on the footpath and a tonne of bad dates, The Buoys carve out a fresh space in the indie guitar scene, traversing the bounds from uncertainty to curiosity, disappointment to determination. The Buoys kicked off 2022 strong, placing at #85 in triple j’s hottest 100 countdown – an achievement that is just a small taste of all that is to come. Be sure to catch them when they play Jack Daniel’s LIVE AT LAST.

Wafia and merci, mercy are set to charm Brisbane when they join San Cisco at the Fortitude Music Hall on Sunday 24 April. Singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Wafia magnifies identifiable and idiosyncratic experiences in the form of alternative pop anthems. The gold-selling Netherlands-born Australia-based Iraqi-Syrian songstress relies on a keen sense of observation and sharp pen as she catalogs the world in real-time on her 2020 EP Good Things. Having kicked off her career with her 2014 debut single ‘Let Me Love You’ and 2015 debut EP, XXIX, Wafia broke onto the mainstream with Louis The Child’s RIAA gold-certified smash, ‘Better Not’. Clocking nearly 300 million cumulative streams, Wafia makes music you’ll treasure like an unforgettable memory.

With over 12 million streams to her name, a debut EP no thank you, no thanks, and press support from the likes of Paper Magazine, Flaunt, Clash and NME, merci, mercy’s star is well and truly on the rise. The young artist recently revealed her vibrant new single ‘Sick To My Stomach’, the effervescent pop gem providing another taste of her forthcoming sophomore EP due out later in 2022. merci, mercy’s catchy previous single ‘Winnie Crush’ reached triple j’s #1 Most Played Chart, received spins from BBC Radio 1 and ZM in New Zealand and received a shout-out from Zane Lowe for Apple Music’s New Music Daily. Be a part of one magical night of live music when Wafia and merci, mercy accompany San Cisco in Brisbane for Jack Daniel’s LIVE AT LAST.

Then joining Ruby Fields in Melbourne on Thursday 28 April is close friend and country-tinged indie rock artist Adam Newling. Since making his solo debut in early 2020, the last 12 months have been truly phenomenal for Newling. Releasing his debut EP, Occupational Anxiety, in May 2021, it was in September that the world truly realised his majesty, with ‘Sweetness’ arriving as his biggest single to date. The track was added into full triple j rotation, received over half-a-million streams, hasn’t left the Shazam Australia top 100 charts since its release, and placed #98 in triple j’s Hottest 100. This is followed by Newling’s latest EP, Half Cut and Dangerous. A snapshot of his creativity, the EP features  previously released singles ‘Sweetness’ and ‘Singing Blackbird’ as well as his latest track ‘Leather Face’. Witness Newling’s artistry when he performs for Jack Daniel’s LIVE AT LAST.

Tickets for all shows are just $10 + booking fee with all proceeds to be donated to Support Act.

Support Act is the music industry’s charity, delivering crisis relief services to musicians, managers, crew and music workers across all genres who are unable to work due to ill health, injury, a mental health problem or some other crisis, such as COVID-19.

The past few years have been tough, but a fresh energy is building. People are eager to get back to doing what they love. Live music connects us like nothing else, so let’s put artists back on stage and music fans back in crowds with Jack Daniel’s LIVE AT LAST tour. Head to secretsounds.com now to purchase tickets.

Jack Daniel’s & Secret Sounds present
JACK DANIEL’S LIVE AT LAST Tour 2022
Pond + CLYPSO – SolBar – Sunshine Coast –  Tue 12 Apr
Psychedelic Porn Crumpets + The Buoys – Factory Theatre – Sydney – Thu 21 Apr
San Cisco + Wafia + merci, mercy – Fortitude Music Hall – Brisbane – Sun 24 Apr
Ruby Fields + Adam Newling – The Espy – Melbourne – Thu 28 Apr

Ticketing info
Tickets on sale now via secretsounds.com

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SHORT STACK ANNOUNCE MAYBE THERE’S NO HEAVEN ALBUM RELEASE SHOWS

by the partae April 11, 2022
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NEW ALBUM MAYBE THERE’S NO HEAVEN OUT NOW

A brand new Short Stack album and some accompanying shows are undoubtedly a match made in heaven; and as of today, the pop punk stalwarts have announced an impending run of live shows later this month to celebrate their brand new full-length Maybe There’s No Heaven which dropped last Friday April 8.

Converging the trio’s colourful decade-long career with a renewed creative lease on life, Short Stack have truly soared to sensational heights on their fifth studio album, blending hooky bangers, sharp execution and searing authenticity into an 11 track masterpiece – and all entirely on their own terms.

Fresh off the release of their staggering new sonic opus, Short Stack are now set to bring the pop-punk frivolities to stages in Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney to cap off the journey for Maybe There’s No Heaven and pay homage to their beloved fans in a live setting who also played a large part in bringing this latest endeavour to life.

Also along for the ride for three back-to-back nights, kicking off on Friday April 22 at Howler in Melbourne before heading to Brisbane and Sydney across the weekend, fellow pop-punkers Paperweight and theatrical rock wizards Wolf & Chain will be bringing all of the the glittering grit to help christen Maybe There’s No Heaven.

Forged in the fires of the global pandemic, Melbourne’s Paperweight emerged in May 2020 with their debut single Waster, quickly snapping heads and simultaneously amassing over 60k streams in the space of a year, while also scoring spins on triple j, Unearthed Radio an Triple M Hard N Heavy. Following a support slot with fellow Melbourne pop-rockers Terra and a sold-out debut headline show at Stay Gold in Melbourne last March, 2022 is theirs for the taking, with a live show as explosive as their boisterously airy anthems.

Hailing from Adelaide, theatrical rockers Wolf & Chain wield rock-opera, goth and irresistible emo-punk aesthetics, commanding a cult-like following since their debut EP An Honest Mistake erupted into the world in 2020. Scoring Rolling Stone Australia’s Music Video of the Week in 2021 for the vampiric clip Taste of Blood, Wolf & Chain also released late last year a new EP Amor Mortal continue to channel boisterous chaos with glistening glee, proving to be continuously unforgettable both on and off the stage.

Don’t sleep on Short Stack christening their incredible new album Maybe There’s No Heaven in just a few short weeks’ time!

Tickets are on sale right now via shortstackband.com.

‘MAYBE THERE’S NO HEAVEN’ – OUT NOW

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TOUR DATES‘MAYBE THERE’S NO HEAVEN’ ALBUM RELEASE SHOWS – TICKETS
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WOLF & CHAIN

Friday April 22 – Howler, Melbourne
Saturday April 23 – Woolly Mammoth, Brisbane
Sunday April 24 – Crowbar, Sydney

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Matilda Duncan Showcases Her Full Stylistic Power With Single ‘PSYCHO’ (Out April 8)

by the partae April 11, 2022
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Previous Support For Matilda Duncan

“When I buckled into this track I thought it was going to be a cruisey number but, it was way more of a roller coaster than I expected. Matilda really has great writing chops backed up by that heart-aching voice of hers.” [About ‘Out of Touch’] 4 / 5
(Nkechi Anele, Triple J)

“This will warm your soul from the inside out. I love its little rumble and the reflection in your words. It feels real and it’s beautiful!” [About ‘Out of Touch’] 4 / 5
(Claire Mooney, Triple J)

With her gorgeous sound that eloquently blends rich indie influences with the storytelling soul of folk and an epic pop-rock energy, North Queensland songstress Matilda Duncan is releasing her new single ‘PSYCHO’ on April 8.

Since debuting in 2018, Matilda Duncan has been honing her craft both in the studio and on the stage, with multiple head-turning singles including 2020’s ‘Out of Touch’ and an incredible string of tours alongside Australian Indie powerhouses The Rubens and Ruby Fields, plus appearing on huge festival stages like Groovin’ The Moo.

Now, returning with her first release since 2020, Matilda Duncan is showcasing her full stylistic power in ‘PSYCHO’, equipped with big, echoing electric guitar moments and breathtaking vocals. With an intake of breath that comes before something important, the song delivers intense guitar notes alongside sweet strumming before the chorus arrives in a swirl of building percussion and unapologetic vocals that soar with a graceful strength. Known for her epic, emotional bridges, Matilda doesn’t disappoint as the track reaches its pinnacle amongst a culmination of pop / rock power, piloted by a voice that belongs in the spotlight.

Written during a time of evolving emotional maturity and stylistic growth, Matilda Duncan brings an air of empowerment to ‘PSYCHO’ as she realises that some people just aren’t worth the effort, as she explains:

“‘PSYCHO’ is for everyone that’s ever put energy into a person and realised it was a waste of time. It was a bit of a turning point track stylistically and emotionally, I was certainly growing a lot around the time it was written.”

The release of Matilda Duncan’s new single comes alongside the announcement that the artist is gearing up for her highly-anticipated Queensland Tour in April, supporting Riley Pearce in Brisbane, headlining in Townsville and taking the stage at Mackay’s Lamberts Music Festival.

Matilda Duncan’s new single ‘PSYCHO’ is out on April 8, and you won’t want to miss experiencing it live on tour – details below.

‘PSYCHO’ TOUR

April 24 – Neighbourhood Session (supporting Kim Churchill)
April 29 – Otherwise Bar, Townsville (Headline Show)
April 31 – Live At Lamberts Music Festival, Mackay
More info and tickets via https://www.matildadmusic.com/

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