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For his second EP, DJ Plead returns to the arrthymic beats and Levantine melodies that garnered him recognition for his first release, and were so successful in continuing to challenge what club music could sound like.
Melbourne producer David Ylias is self-taught and self-made, making the rounds at some of the city’s best nightclubs. As a personal thank you to his Soundcloud followers, he has started a new mixtape series titled Concrete Jungle. With Volume 1 out, he has hit the ground running with his minimal and progressive techno music.
Dance luminary LO’99 has capped off the long weekend with the release of his latest hit ‘Sometime’. Aired globally on BBC Radio 1, 1xtra and Triple J, LO’99 has enthralled listeners with his signature deep bass and he is ready to turn up in the January heat.
French pianist Sebastian Gandera is a rare example of a contemporary musician that eschews generic labels and fuses different eras and styles into a 21st century amalgam. His mixture of classical, romantic, impressionist and modernist composition traditions produces artistic music in the truest sense of the term.
It’s hard to attribute a group’s success to one feature, but this hip-hop quartet from Sydney’s Inner West have broken out through one key asset. Diversity. Whether it’s diversity in their music, gigs or what each member brings to the group, they refuse to fit into any specific mould and it is not only changing the hip-hop scene, but the city around them.
Newcastle born and Melbourne based music producer James Crooks has co-written with artists such as RÜFÜS DU SOL, Bliss N Eso and Thelma Plum. Having spent the past two years channelling his expert song-writing into a singular body of work, his debut EP Blame My Soul boasts six catchy yet varied pop songs.
