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"We hope this song helps those people feel heard, supported and inspired knowing there’s still so much to come and to look forward to."
They've been turning heads for years with their kaleidoscopic compositions and highly-visual live shows, but as they release their debut album, it's clear there's no band quite like Haiku Hands.
The Adelaide duo are the second South Aussie act to win the coveted honour in as many years.
Amid a pandemic and an abundance of new music, the value of older music catalogs keeps rising — and the investor interest may spark seismic shifts in the record business
Cash Money’s R&B singer releases his first project of 2020
Global Citizen, HeadCount team for new initiative to register 50,000 young voters
Musicians recorded socially distant performance for ongoing Play at Home series
The performance was part of a memorable evening at Carnegie Hall where Iggy also played the first two songs from 1977’s ‘The Idiot’ in sequence
Indie rock journeyman Justin Sullivan teams up with Katie Crutchfield for a slow-burn duet
Billie features conversations with Tony Bennett, Charles Mingus and more conducted for never-finished biography
