UK DJ Teases Upcoming Collab with Kylie Minogue: ‘It’s Been a Dream’
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"I’ve been in the studio with Kylie Minogue — we’ve got a really sick track I’ve been fine-tuning," Corry says
On the Record with Isla Noon
Posted in: Music FeaturesWe get to know the music tastes of artists through their favourite records. Next up, New Zealand alt-pop artist Isla Noon.
Meet the Aotearoa Hip-Hop Collective About to Tear Through Australia
Posted in: Music FeaturesZIPS—featuring Church & AP, RNZŌ, deadforest, and Dera Meelan—are bringing their high-energy live show to Melbourne and Sydney this weekend
‘I’ve Never Seen Anyone Do That’: How Israel Adesanya’s ‘Vulnerability’ Shaped Soundtrack to Doc on UFC Legend
Posted in: Music Features'Stylebender' follows the life and times of Israel Adesanya. The Nigerian-born, New Zealand-based MMA Champion got heavily involved in the soundtrack too.
Vivid LIVE Is Bringing Over 50 Incredible Acts to the Sydney Opera House
Posted in: Music FeaturesWhere else can you go from a rave set to a jazz ensemble to an intimate folk concert, all in the same building?
Meet the New Zealand Musician Who Went Viral in China
Posted in: Music FeaturesAuckland singer-songwriter Levi Patel went viral on Chinese social media. Now, he's pushing for more Kiwi acts to break in.
‘In My Room’ with Floodlights
Posted in: Music FeaturesOne of Australia's best rock bands performed an incredible Rolling Stone AU/NZ ‘In My Room’ session ahead of a busy run of shows around their home country
Best Australian Music of the Week: March 31st-April 6th
Posted in: Music FeaturesStay up to date with all the standout tracks released last week with Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s weekly roundup
Song You Need to Know: Solo Career, ‘Venus on speed dial’
Posted in: Music FeaturesBody Type guitarist Annabel Blackman revives her excellent solo project, with a full-length debut album on the way
‘This Is Who We Are… We’re Not Going Anywhere’: Alien Weaponry Won’t Stop Taking Māori Culture to the World
Posted in: Music FeaturesOn their heaviest, most vital record yet, the Aotearoa groove-metal trio double down on cultural power, generational pride, and global connection — with a little help from Lamb of God’s Randy Blythe
