Partner Content 5 tips for finishing that song you should have finished months ago by Happy You stare at your song’s filename. GoodSong.2016.EDIT5.VOCALMIX.FINAL-3.EDIT2. It’s in a sad, sad folder where only your most angry, obsessive and most heart-wrenchingly imperfect compositions live….
Interviews Pro Audio Going DIY: Last Dinosaurs break down the making of ‘Yumeno Garden’ by Nick Stillman Last Dinosaurs are heroes of Australian indie rock. A decade into their career they’ve released three excellent records, the latest being Yumeno Garden. The album…
Partner Content Always wanted a career in the music industry? Here’s how you can get things started by Happy Pursuing a career in the music industry can be a tough task. It can often feel like an impenetrable world, but we’re here to tell…
News Want to give your music a leg up? We’re putting on some free workshops! by Happy Are you looking for a leg up in the music industry? Well, today’s your lucky day pal. We’ve teamed up with JMC Academy for a…
Partner Content Self-taught, educated, or somewhere in between: what’s the best path for an artist? by Happy For as long as artists have been practicing, creating, and sharing their music, there’s been a question nobody has really been able to answer; should…
News PREMIERE: Yannick Slade’s powerful new video Eventually is completely enthralling by Bill Robinson “From nothing we find reasons to complain,” Yannick Slade quips on his latest single Eventually. However, when it comes to this new track, I’ve got…
Interviews Pro Audio Domestic bliss: Owen Penglis looks back on his early days recording bands in his lounge room by Nick Stillman Owen Penglis is the man behind some of the best rock records to come out of Australia in the past decade. From his own project…
Music Political music still has its place, and Kimya Dawson is showing us why. Listen to At The Seams, a gorgeous ode to the Black Lives Matter movement by Susie Garrard [soundcloud url=”https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/219835129″ params=”color=000000&inverse=false&auto_play=false&show_user=true” width=”100%” height=”20″ iframe=”true” /] A truly special song finds a way to stay with you, from the moment you first hear it….
Features Pro Audio David Bowie and Tony Visconti: the men who stole the world by Justin Bull “You canny bastard. You’re writing a farewell album.” * Tony Visconti started strumming the ukulele at age five, playing the bass guitar in his early…
