Independent Artist of the Week: Nikodimos
FBi Radio’s Independent Artist of the Week Nikodimos talks the mental health journey behind his new album, the similarities between comedy and music, and more on Up For It! with Kate Saap.
FBi Radio’s Independent Artist of the Week Nikodimos talks the mental health journey behind his new album, the similarities between comedy and music, and more on Up For It! with Kate Saap.
AnSo’s newest single “ANSOIE” is an expression of being torn between cultures. They joined Dyan Tai and Emily Elvish on Kings and Queens on Up For It! to chat all about it.
Nervous Tension already sound native to the remerging Melbourne punk and noise scene. Vocalist El and bassist Krishan dropped by the studio on Mornings with Sam Lane.
Tkay Maidza’s second studio album Sweet Justice comes at a time of reflection and growth for the artist. She joined Maleeka Gazula on Up For It! on the day of her album’s release to tell us all about it.
The ease in which Doss and Nino Pa’ Piu are able to weave bars in and around each other on their latest project II Piece 2 makes a lot of sense when you realise the two are brothers. They joined Tommy Codling on Arvos as FBi Radio’s Independent Artists of the Week.
On his latest LP Again, Daniel Lopatin examines his own musical memory from the familiar to the unknown. The artist joined Krishtie Mofazzal and Chuyi Wang on Deep Web on the day of his album’s release for a special episode dedicated to the Oneohtrix Point Never project.
Chatting to Luke Joseph on The Bridge, the Sydney/Eora artist talks her fantasy RPG influences, the origins of the Pluggnb genre and her new single ‘realm change (under ur helm)’.
Salllvage caught up with John Troughton on Up For It! to discuss the influences that have carried him through his artistic career, from Guy Ruin to Salllvage and beyond.
There is something about 700 Feel’s sound that should not work but simply does. The Sydney-based duo spoke with John Troughton on Up For It! about their EP, Muscle Memories Vol. 1 and what listeners can expect from them next.
Simon Caldwell’s contribution and dedication to Sydney’s music scene via the channel of community radio is pretty remarkable. Madi Martin-Bygrave sat down with him for a chat about his time on air.