Kaya Martin

ESTA, Ta’sia’s debut album, is “a celebration of women in music” for which Lucas gathered a slew of female vocalists plus brass, woodwind and rhythm section players. Ta’sia incorporates her collaborator’s herstories into this work, much of which blossomed from improv jam sessions during gigs and rehearsals. See: the

Take two normcore British lads and a modelesque Italian. Lock them up together during a global pandemic with a bunch of guitar pedals and nothing better to do. Give them a Dean Blunt co-sign, shroud them in media-fueled mystery and you’re left with a band that’s captivated the attention

The Australian Art Orchestra are back for another instalment of their experimental music series Straight Up and Down, hosted by none other than Melbourne/Naarm’s favourite container bar Section 8. After the tremendous success of their first show in March, it’s no surprise that the AAO is returning with another

Saunter down the stairs at 170 Russell and get ready for a multi-media feast that transcends conventional boundaries, offering a transformative experience where music becomes a visceral journey through the depths of emotion. At the heart of Resonance lies MAMI, whose dynamic performance unfolds before your eyes as they

If you are a musician, audio engineer or just an enthusiast, chances are you’ve at least heard of the Audio-Technica brand and rightfully so. Known for its state-of-the-art features and impeccable high-fidelity sound, the company’s ambitious, groundbreaking contributions have helped it garner a reputation for being one of the

More than a decade since her seminal album Night Time, My Time, Sky Ferreira is finally ready to emerge from the shadows.

But that’s all history now. What Do I Know? has time-stamped a heavy patch that Dean Luke has now outlived. “Being a 30-something with ‘20-something problems’ just means you’re now at a point in your life where you’re expected to have your shit together, but you’re still struggling…. You

Hosted by APRA AMCOS, Australia’s primary music rights management organisation, the annual APRA awards showcase the country’s most exciting and enduring talent. This year’s event, held in the Sydney CBD, saw music industry professionals, special guests and artists across all genres come together for a night of community and

Following last year’s banger event, the Melbourne Korea Festival will return next month for a two-day celebration of the food, music and culture of the East Asian nation. Running from 11am to 8pm on May 10 and 11, the free Fed Square event is set to be packed with

The Naarm-based composer and producer has a distinct way of creating emotional pull within his music. A Boy Is A Bee, the first single off his forthcoming album The Sentimentalist (out May 17), weaves a heartwrenching web of dedication and suffering for love. Fusing together a wide range of