Kyle Fensom, Journalist
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Artists to Watch in 2019: Rosalía
With her dizzying blend of global and regional influences, Catalan singer Rosalía represents everything about where music is going in 2019.
Artists to Watch in 2019: slowthai
In 2018 it was all but impossible to take your eyes off slowthai, tearing through a post-Brexit Britain to emerge as the UK's most vital new voice.
Artists to Watch in 2019: Arno Faraji
Perth teenager Arno Faraji has transcended expectations with his effortlessly cool "vibe music" to emerge as one of Australian hip hop's brightest futures
Live Review: Kult Kyss get euphoric on 'EKKO'
On 'Ekko', Kult Kyss further carve out a space for their ritualistic future-pop whilst also pushing out into their most purely euphoric sonic territory yet
Live Review: Introducing Kelsey Bulkin's brand of surf-R&B with 'Samsara'
Meditative, overwhelming and soothing all at once, LA singer Kelsey Bulkin's 'Samsara' sits somewhere between R&B and Chillwave - somehow it works.
Live Review: Annie Bass returns with the private, alluring 'Don't Worry'
Melbourne's Annie Bass returns with 'Don't Worry', a spacious, downtempo track that sits somewhere between intensely private and alluring nonetheless.
Live Review: Golden Vessel makes the most out of life's missed opportunities with 'MOONSTONE'
Golden Vessel's 'MOONSTONES' feels like less of a collaboration and more like a long conversation between friends about missed opportunities in life
Live Review: 'Vicious Love' is Exhibitionist's guide to dating in 2018 - and her most surprising track yet
With 'Vicious Love', the first single since her debut EP, Exhibitionist offers her guide to dating in 2018 - it's also her most surprising track to date.
Live Review: Night Tales' 'Friends' is much more than your standard deep house track
Sydney duo Night Tales' new single 'Friends' exudes sunniness - but it's a sunniness which belies a surprising emotional depth for the genre of deep house.
Live Review: Hemm's 'Skin' dissolves as slowly as a relationship
Melbourne duo Hemm return with the restrained, intimate 'Skin', a track that dissolves as slowly as the relationship it voyeuristically watches in on
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