Music Interview: Caomhe makes jaws drop
In November last year, I found myself sitting on the floor of an old, converted stable in Camden, London. My jaw had dropped, my body had erupted into goosebumps and every single person… Read More
In November last year, I found myself sitting on the floor of an old, converted stable in Camden, London. My jaw had dropped, my body had erupted into goosebumps and every single person… Read More
Here at Something You Said, we love an exclusive almost as much as we love a collaboration, so we’re especially excited to premiere a unique collaboration between Swedish beatmaker Lars Rosenblad and Australian rock… Read More
Always keen to discover the brightest new talent, The A&R Department are on the lookout for fresh Australian musical meat. They’re running a musical competition for unsigned indie acts to get their time… Read More
AlunaGeorge’s excellent set at Sydney’s Listen Out was closely followed by the obligatory sideshow, this time at Oxford Art Factory. I therefore spent the week largely hustling for AlunaGeorge tickets, going to see… Read More
She just debuted her new tracks with a raucous show at Sydney’s Oxford Art Factory (featuring cohort Yven) – and if her deliciously impish stage presence, buttery-smooth rum-and-coke vocals or her wide-eyed magnetism… Read More
Let’s be honest, there are certainly several worse things that could be uttered about a band than, “They’re a bit like First Aid Kit.” Introducing Lily and Madeleine who bear several strong resemblances to… Read More
Mark Professor is a record-collector, selector, MC and recording artist. He’s currently causing quite a stir with his very catchy new single “Oystah Card” which is being championed by DJ’s such as David… Read More
Are you a bedroom-producer but consider yourself to be one of Australia’s most up-n-coming talents? Well, read on. Rising producers are set to be put to Public Vote in a free-to-enter Budweiser People’s… Read More
Here at somethingyousaid.com, we fell head-over-heels in love with dark indie-art-pop band Cameras. Sadly, the Australian act are now defunct, but the good news is that the band members have gone on to… Read More
The Newcastle aficionados of punk and punk stage antics – Gooch Palms – have been making memorable impressions on unsuspecting audiences for a few years now. With a live set which is known… Read More