Interviews Music Tusi chats positivity, songwriting, and his fresh new single ‘Show The World’ by Emily Elvish We were lucky enough to catch up with Tusi to break down his sunny new single. Tusi doesn’t hesitate for a second on his latest single. Echoing in sunny, reggae-laced…
Music Josephs Coat reach into unexplored sonic territories on ‘Feel Good’ by Emily Elvish On their latest single, Josephs Coat set a traditional lovesong against an unfolding tapestry of sonic expression. Josephs Coat have returned with a reggae-rock banger ready to soundtrack the rest…
Music Tusi unleashes a slice of reggae bliss on his latest single ‘Show the World’ by Emily Elvish On his latest release, Tusi pushes away the negativity of this year and ushers in an endless summer of carefree love. With only four singles under belt, Tusi is already…
News World Johnny Nash, singer of ‘I Can See Clearly Now’, has passed away aged 80 by Happy Johnny Nash, the musician behind the iconic ’70s hit I Can See Clearly Now, has sadly passed away at the age of 80. American reggae and pop musician Johnny Nash has…
Features Pro Audio Welcome to Jamrock: dub and the sonic innovations of Jamaica by Dan Shaw When you think back to the music of the ’60s, memories tend to be dominated by the rockers of the British Invasion. But in newly independent Jamaica, there was an…
Music PREMIERE: Benji and the Saltwater Sound System will cure your lockdown blues on ‘A-OK’ by Manning Patston Since their relatively recent formation, Benji and the Saltwater Sound System have hit the shore running with pacific flavours and an abundance of tasteful sounds. Their latest offering A-OK is…
Music Urban groove aficionado Farai Katiyo unveils part two of his eclectic EP by Happy A man of much ambition and talent, Farai Katiyo has not been meek in material. Farai has released another five tracks as the lighter and brighter response to part one…
Features A guide to Tuff Gong records in 5 essential albums by Luke Saunders On the 6th of February, 1945, Bob Marley was born on an idyllic farm in St. Ann Parish, Jamaica. He spent his early childhood there before moving to Trenchtown with…
Music Melbourne rapper Farai Katiyo delivers compelling urban grooves on debut EP by Happy Born in Zimbabwe, raised in New Zealand, and currently based in Melbourne, Farai Katiyo is as genre-defying as you’d expect him to be. Titled Yesterday, Today & Forever God is Good…
News PREMIERE: Monkey Marc drops his glorious, genre-defying new single ‘Willy Lynch’ by Luke Saunders In collaboration with Jamaican artist Fyah Roiall, award-winning producer Monkey Marc has just released his latest single Willy Lynch. Traverse your way through Monkey Marc’s sonic creation which combines contemporary beatmaking, Jamaican rhythms,…
Music Paua’s new video for Promises and Lies is equal parts beautiful and confronting by Sarah Gillard Paua‘s unique and earthy sound is a distinct blend of all the sweet elements of reggae, soul, and funk. Their tracks are a groovy and eclectic melting pot of varying…
Music Dosed deliver groove-laden sonic brilliance on their debut EP by Sophie Heath Sunshine Coast alternative-rock trio Dosed have released their debut EP Head in the Clouds. The EP features six incredibly versatile tracks that take a spin on 90’s rock music while getting…
News PREMIERE: Dirty Rascal unveil their heartfelt video for What Would Love Do by Patti Burton Melbourne powerhouse rock group Dirty Rascal are back with a brand new music video for their latest single What Would Love Do, taken from their 2018 album You Be The King. With…
