Isidore Tillers might be an Aussie, but that won’t stop her celebrating Thanksgiving: Thanksgiving obviously isn’t an Australian tradition or holiday but, as my double-bassist boyfriend hails from Albuquerque New Mexico, I’ve… Read More
Somethingyousaid.com’s Jess Matthews gives a listen to Australian producer Danny Harley: Got a broken heart? Listening to Given The Chance is probably the musical equivalent of rubbing salt in the wound. Aside from… Read More
London-based babes MT have returned with their newest slice of indie-pop excellence, Alpha Romeo. The track was produced by Dan Grech, who was also responsible for numbers by Lana Del Ray and The… Read More
You probably don’t need us to inform you that Sydney’s FBi Radio is an abso-bloody-lutely amazing institution. You probably also already know that the station is independent, not-for-profit and in its tenth year… Read More
Sometimes it’s easy to forget about the invisible people behind the scenes. For every momentous event where an individual achieves or creates something of note, there are usually a handful of nameless folk… Read More
Sloth Society is an art collective that have been jointly creating incredible pieces for approximately two years; having met at design college and discovering common ground in music, their artistic drive, inspirations and… Read More
Here at Somethingyousaid.com, we’re always here to provide you with the best new remix to add bounce to your weekend: Pompeya are pop-funk outfit hailing from Russia that we have been grooving to… Read More
Somethingyousaid.com’s Carol Bowditch dabbles in electro-pop and Syrian dance music at Pitchfork Music Festival Paris: Samedi was upon me and it was the third and final day of the Pitchfork Music Festival, it… Read More
Are you a hopeless videomaker at gigs? Arm outstretched, capturing grainy, bleary footage with horrifically distorted sound, that you are unlikely to revisit but you just have to do it because you’re there?… Read More
Somethingyousaid.com’s Melissa Oey checks out some Australian acts: Halfway through the opening set, I realise it has definitely been a while since my last visit to Oxford Art Factory. The Gallery Bar is… Read More