Alexa Joyce Wants to Make Pop Fun Again With Debut Single ‘I WANT YA’
Alexa Joyce is packing for New York. “There’s a million pieces of clothing on my bed,” she says, laughing, as she gets ready for another trip to the city that…
The Samurai Seven: Unfinished Business
More than 25 years after their first chapter came to an abrupt and complicated end, The Samurai Seven are not interested in simply replaying the past. For the Oxford punk-pop…
Noah Hill on Love, Memory and His New Album.
By the time Noah Hill and I speak, he has already spent a few days slowing down by Lake Como. Now he is back in Milan, a rental car returned,…
Samuel Jack: One Last Dance Worth Taking
Some artists spend years searching for the sound that truly feels like home. For Samuel Jack, that journey has taken him from singing in a local pub and writing songs…
Goodbye Stuart: Amelie Anstett, Ashton Arbab and Isha Punja on Growing Up, Letting Go and the Memories That Stay
There is a particular ache that comes with outgrowing a life you once thought would last forever. It can live in a familiar road, a song you have not heard…
Good for the Soul: Natalie McCool on Adulthood, Self-Production and Breaking the Cage
As Natalie McCool prepares to release her third album, Good For The Soul, she is embracing every contradiction that comes with growing up. Joy and uncertainty. Freedom and responsibility. Light…
ALYA: The Courage to Believe Again
ALYA has always understood that timing is everything. Some songs arrive exactly when they are written. Others quietly wait for the moment they are truly needed. Believer, her first release…
Jamie Grey on Vulnerability, Growth and the Songs That Heal
Some songs arrive fully formed. Others take years to find their voice. For Jamie Grey, From Under My Feet was a story that refused to be rushed. First teased online…
Charlie Jeer: Finding Joy in the Noise
Charlie Jeer has always understood the power of atmosphere. Whether through the warm swell of his signature saxophone or the effortless groove that has become synonymous with his music, his…
Genesis Owusu Wants You to Dance, Then Think
Genesis Owusu is not interested in escapism. On his new single “HUMAN AGAIN”, the Ghanaian Australian artist confronts apathy, misinformation and the strange emotional numbness of living through a world…