‘Raw’ A&R Records Indie Song Comp
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
Category Archive: music
Live Review: AlunaGeorge in Sydney
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
Music: Ya gotta hear Astrix Little
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
Music Video: Lily and Madeleine
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
Music interview: Mark Professor
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
Calling Australia’s Rising Producers
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
Music: Free Eleanor Dunlop download
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
Live Review: Gooch Palms in Sydney
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
Music interview: Freddie Gibbs is Walter White
He grew up in the marginal ghetto in Indiana and didn’t start pursuing music until he was 21-years-old. His uncompromising rhymes are filled with violent, unpredictable and alarming stories of his life on… Read More
Music video: Silver Swans, Sea of Love
We receive a lot of music videos featuring cookie-cutter indie bands – all floppy-fringed, pasty of face and sounding exactly the same. Our hearts don’t exactly skip a beat with excitement at the latest… Read More