Interviews

Everything Everywhere All at Once, Signs and a wariness of black crows; an interview with Mo•Louie

Mo•Louie’s recently released single, Signs, is an electro-pop number that encourages listeners to question life and the meaning we attribute to objects and fleeting moments. Marx Music caught up with the songstress to discuss the track, the omen of the black crow, creativity as an outlet and the weird and wonderful world of Everything Everywhere …

Yasmin De Laine
Interviews

Investigative grandmothers, female retribution and ‘Laura Elsa’; an interview with Yasmin De Laine

Newcomer Yasmin De Laine’s gothic folk release Laura Elsa is a haunting murder ballad crafted from an exploration of female rage, retribution and a true story told to her by her grandmother.  To celebrate her release, Marx Music caught up with Yasmin to discuss the unique pairing of her folk and hardcore background, mirroring the …

Features

A hot day, a cool beat and freestyling; Thandi Phoenix debuts spicy new track ‘Hot Sauce’

Today, Thandi Phoenix has released her newest single Hot Sauce. Produced by Arona Mane, the track is a tasty preview of her forthcoming EP REBIRTH and your new favourite song.  Bold and catchy, Hot Sauce is a house-pop blend built on a groovy disco bass line, embellished with Thandi’s freestyling. As sizzling as it sounds, …

Reviews

Bec Stevens remembers loved one with visceral ‘James’ Song’

**WARNING: THIS REVIEW CONTAINS THEMES THAT MAY BE TRIGGERING TO SOME READERS**   Melbourne-based artist Bec Stevens’ recently released song, James’ Song, taken from her upcoming album BIG WORRY, is an incredibly poignant tribute to a dear friend. After her beloved friend James McKenzie tragically took his own life in 2019, Stevens re-listened to a …

Features

Felly’s new album ‘Bad Radio’, has something for everyone and even a little more

LA based artist Felly’s latest album, Bad Radio, is a multifaceted, explorative collection that brings numerous genres under one roof to offer something for everyone. Intertwining a playful mixture of sounds, Felly is not bound within the predefined genres of rap, indie rock and alternative, but instead sits somewhere on the outskirts of each, moulding …

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Being back on stage, album consumption and band dynamics; an Interview with Gang of Youths’ Max Dunn

Several concerts across the country, two additions to the More Perfect Union Festival tally and one unique acoustic set later; Gang of Youths have officially wrapped their Australian tour.  To celebrate their tour, Marx Music caught up with Gang of Youths bassist Max Dunn to discuss being back on stage, how streaming has changed album …