Song You Need to Know: PANIA, ‘BURNA FONE’
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The rising R&B star was just chosen as the latest artist for Spotify's RADAR program
A Producer Boldly Remade an Australian Classic. It Became the Greatest Moment of His Career.
Posted in: Music FeaturesGrammy-winning producer Cassian says that remaking 'Great Southern Land' is the greatest honour of his career to date
How Fractures Went From Being a Folk Success to Full Electronic Artist
Posted in: Music FeaturesAn outsider in Melbourne's dance/electronic scene, Mark Zito is ready to be more of a known quantity in Australia
From Blind Panic to Creative Triumph: Behind the Scenes of The Teskey Brothers Cover Shoot
Posted in: Music FeaturesRolling Stone takes you behind the scenes for The Teskey Brothers' extraordinary photo session, captured by GG McG for the June issue.
Conrad Sewell: The Risk Taker
Posted in: Music FeaturesSeptember 9th 2022 was meant to be a day of reckoning. Conrad Sewell was to release his jubilant rock ‘n’ roll jam “God Save The Queen” — a musical statement and rival to the slick, radio-ready pop records he’d become known for. But the Monarch herself had other plans.
Song You Need to Know: Folk Bitch Trio, ‘Analogue’
Posted in: Music FeaturesOnce described as “Boygenius if it was from the ’40s” by Phoebe Bridgers, Folk Bitch Trio are in fine form in 2023
Learn How to Take Your Music Career to the Next Level with the Best in the Biz
Posted in: Music FeaturesIntroducing the lecturers passionate about developing the next generation of musical talent at Southern Cross University.
Edge of Greatness: Inside the Rise, Success and Fall of Midnight Youth
Posted in: Music FeaturesThey shot to fame as one of New Zealand's most promising bands - but disappeared just as quickly as they surfaced
Obongjayar: Growing, Seeking, Thriving
Posted in: Music FeaturesRolling Stone AU/NZ caught up with the genre-defiant Nigerian artist ahead of two huge Australian shows
Song You Need to Know: Gabriella Cohen, ‘Dream Woman’
Posted in: Music FeaturesIt's rare to receive a song with instructions for listening, but Gabriella Cohen is an artist that's always done things her own way
