Music: Rainy Day Women, Ain’t it Time?
Singing sun-drenched tunes that pay homage to 60’s dreamers, Rainy Day Women make us feel alright when we’re cooped up looking at grey skies outside our window. The track, Ain’t it Time?, filled… Read More
Category Archive: music
How to: Request songs from a DJ
Ah the life of a DJ. International jet-set travel, huge paycheques and glamorous women throwing themselves at you for cheeky BJ’s behind the decks. I’m sure superstar DJ’s do have that lifestyle, but… Read More
Product Review: Logitech UE Boom
Whether they’re delivering free gigs to music lovers, supporting up n coming Australian artists or just creating constantly innovative new products, we’ve been admirers of Logitech UE’s dedication to music for a while… Read More
Rock the Boat for Asylum Seekers
The state of politics in Australia at the moment is a bit of a shambles. An embarrassment. With Tony Abbott’s seemingly interminable misogynistic outbursts, Kevin Rudd ousting the woman who had replaced him,… Read More
Free Download: Audego’s Sleepy
Nothing like an awesome animated video clip, right? Well, check the latest offering from Melbourne electronic duo Audego, created by Sydney artist Paul Andrew Rhodes (Negative Films). The clip supports the band’s new… Read More
Fuck Abbott, Fuck Censorship
Hooray! Something You Said’s buddy, Isabella Manfredi, of Sydney band The Preatures, has won first place in this year’s Vanda and Young Songwriting Comp – the most prestigious songwriting prize in Australia. But, wait, she’s… Read More
Music video: Introducing Kwes
We trust The Guardian pretty much unequivocally, so when they describe someone as “The junior Brian Eno of experimental UK pop,” that artist is guaranteed our attention. When our buddies at Time Out talk… Read More
Olly and the Sydney live music scene
Somethingyousaid.com’s Oliver Heath snubs international posturing and instead finds pleasure in the local Australian scene: I’ve felt like a traitor at gigs in the past. Gone seen an international buzzband to disappointment instead of… Read More
Interview: The Paper Kites
Melbourne indie-folk quintet, The Paper Kites, recently announced the release of their new single, St Clarity, and will be celebrating with a national headline tour of Australia through August and September. Somethingyousaid.com caught… Read More
Video: Major Leagues, Endless Drain
Need a new record for your stereo whilst you’re cooking-up funky brownies on a lazy-as-hell afternoon? Played Crazy For You a few too many times? Well have a looksie at/listen to Major Leagues,… Read More
Photos: Little May in Sydney
Barely a year after forming, Sydney-based female indie/folksters Little May are seriously turning heads on the live scene with their beautiful harmonies, melodies and lyrics, which give a nod in the direction of… Read More