New Music
What we are listening to this week
Stevan
// Damn [Album of the Week:...
Sweet Whirl
// Weirdo
Genesis Owusu
// Whip Cracker
James Massiah
// Free Dem (prod. FAUZIA)
NAYANA IZ
// TNT
Armand Hammer
// Ramesses II (feat. Moor M...
Dua Saleh
// body cast
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Latest Music + Culture
Playlist: Support Black & First Nations Artists
Purchase music from Black and First Nations artists as means of demonstrating financial support.
FBi SMAC Awards
Vote NOW for the best of the best in Sydney music, arts & culture from 2020!
Independent Artist of the Week: Zombeaches
Having headlined some of the best live venues Melbourne has to offer, garage grifter’s Zombeaches unleash their debut album. Nailing the powerful frenzy of live music by capturing its vitality on vinyl with conviction.
Malian music pioneer Moussa Diakité looks to Australia's First Nations Peoples with new album
Infusing an amalgamation of West African music styles with blues, jazz and Cuban music, Diakité’s sunshiny guitar licks bring an ultra-cool ‘Afro-groove’ to the world of music.
Combatting discrimination and amplifying queer voices: JamarzOnMarz on Up For It
From campaigning to stop school discrimination against Afro hair textures to auditioning for the Mardi Gras stage, JamarzOnMarz is on the up.
VIDEO PREMIERE: RnB newcomer Gabby Nacua asserts herself on 'Little Bit Shy'
A little bit shy, a lot bit stunning - meet Western Sydney's next RnB queen, Gabby Nacua.
This Week In Sydney
SOUNDCHECK: 30 November - 6 December
Need a live music fix? Catch ALPHAMAMA, Genesis Owusu, Cry Club, Jannah Beth & more this week!
Culture Guide: 30 November - 6 December
Louise Zhang, Collective: Ghost, Running Dog & more! Culture guide on-air every weekday at 4:30pm.
Diary of Death
A life threatening list of imminent events happening in Sydney and surrounds, selected weekly by Jack Shit.
Latest Podcasts
For The Record
Like a book club for music nerds, For The Record takes a deep dive into a different album each week that we think is worthy of your love and attention.
Race Matters
Sara Khan and Darren Lesaguis chat race, culture, representation, arts and current affairs with a range of guests.
