Category Archive: music

Lost Picnic – Our top three acts

Described by the organisers as a ‘perfect summer’s day’, hopes are high for the inaugural Lost Picnic in Sydney’s Centennial Park on Sunday 23rd March. A boutique event featuring homegrown talent, there will also… Read More

Miami Horror live in Brisbane – review

Somethingyousaid.com’s Dean Rostron catches the return of Melbourne’s indietronica heroes: Miami Horror hit the stage at Oh Hello! in Brisbane for one of their first headline shows in two years after touring extensively on… Read More

Tour posters – Owlstation’s artwork

As we mentioned last week, Something You Said is putting on some joint-headline UK shows from David Ford and Jarrod Dickenson real soon. To help promote these gigs, we called upon Alice Parsons… Read More

The Controllers, Regression – Premiere

Somethingyousaid.com is delighted to premiere the brand new video clip from Melbourne-based grunge rockers, The Controllers: Teddy bears usually comfort you in times of need, right? Like when things are proper shit. Well,… Read More

Valentine’s Day Mixtape – 11 love songs

Somethingyousaid.com contributor Kirstie Newman tells us what’s on her perfect Valentine’s Day mixtape: With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, the radio is going to be bursting with sentimental love songs and their… Read More

Evil Ed – Edstrumentals Volume 3

It’s been almost 10 years since UK Hip-Hop producer Evil Ed released his critically-acclaimed album The Enthusiast which featured the cream of UK MC’s including Jehst, Yungun, Doc Brown and Kyza. Since then… Read More

Jack Colwell and the Owls, Far From View

We’re bursting with pride at somethingyousaid.com this week, as our very own Jack Colwell unleashes his brand new, dazzlingly beautiful single and video, Far From View. As well as being an all-round lovely… Read More

TRUE, It’s Not The Wind – Music

Hailing from Bern in Switzerland are TRUE, an act comprised of classically-trained jazz musicians that create 80’s RnB-infused synth pop. How kooky! The result is extremely infectious, with those sugary female vocals and… Read More

DJ Shepdog interview – Nice Up! records

DJ Shepdog is a producer, DJ and head of Nice Up! records, a label which encompasses forward-thinking reggae, hip-hop, dancehall, drum and bass, dub-step and more. He took a break from his hectic… Read More

BROODS Self-titled EP – Music Stream

If you have a spare twenty minutes then check the new EP from New Zealand brother/sister duo, BROODS. A sound which relies heavily on its powerful female vocals and dreamy, repetitive synth backbeats? Sound… Read More

The 5th annual Rolling Stone Awards

Mumbling folk mega-genius Bob Dylan once questioned exactly how it felt to be like a rolling stone? Well, it’s with complete authority and experience that we can happily announce it feels amazing to… Read More

Laneway Festival 2014 Sydney – review

Reviewer Harriet Cheney and photographer Philip Erbacher attended Laneway Festival in Sydney for somethingyousaid.com:  It was hot and crowded and, being a Sunday, the idea of work lingered very close to the surface.… Read More