Best Australian Music of the Week: March 11th-March 17th
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Dive into fresh local releases from Selfish Sons, BARKAA, GIMMY, Milan Ring, Danté Knows, Joe Mungovan, Willo, and more
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‘INTROS’ Episode Four: Georgia Lines Meets Molly Payton
Posted in: Music FeaturesHosted on Rolling Stone AU/NZ for the first time, ‘INTROS’ sees Georgia Lines sitting down with her favourite female and non-binary artists for a relaxed kōrero
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Sip, Support, Sustain: Inside Lime Cordiale’s Revolutionary Beer Largo
Posted in: LifestyleOli and Louis Leimbach of Lime Cordiale discuss the music, surf and environmental inspiration behind their carbon neutral beer
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‘Be Nice to Everyone on the Way Up’: The Wholesome Staying Power Behind Lamb of God
Posted in: Music FeaturesBassist John Campbell unpacks the past, present, and near future for the Virginian heavy metal pioneers ahead of their return to Australia for Knotfest
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CubaDupa 2024: 5 Must-See Artists
Posted in: Music FeaturesWellington’s long-running Cuba Street festival returns this weekend
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Melodownz Goes for ‘Broke’ on New Single
Posted in: Music NewsThe West Auckland artist taps into the raw energy of Southern rap for his first new music following his 2023 Best Pacific Album win
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Hannah Gadsby Is the Next Rolling Stone AU/NZ Cover Star
Posted in: Culture NewsThe groundbreaking Australian comedian will grace our March-May issue cover, which hits newsstands this week
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Best New Zealand Music of the Week: March 11th-March 17th
Posted in: Music FeaturesDive into fresh local releases from Reiki Ruawai, Mokotron, SACHI, MAYJUN, Neil Macleod, Kaylee Bell and more
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A ChatGPT for Music Is Here. Inside Suno, the Start-up Changing Everything
Posted in: Music FeaturesSuno wants everyone to be able to produce their own pro-level songs — but what does that mean for artists?
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The Inventor of Karaoke Has Died, But His Legacy Is Louder Than Ever
Posted in: Music FeaturesRob Sheffield pays tribute to Japanese engineer Shigeichi Negishi, whose invention of the "Sparko Box" in 1967 kicked off the karaoke revolution and changed the soundtrack of our lives forever
