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WATCH: Skeleten digs through the FBi Radio music library
Skeleten (the project of Sydney electronic music mainstay and the genius behind this week’s Album of the Week Russell Fitzgibbon) swung by FBi Radio to chat all about his debut record Under Utopia
Independent Artist of the Week: DIN
FBi SMAC darling Rainbow Chan pairs up with pal, and fellow Northern Lights alumni, Alex Ward (aka Moon Holiday) to explore club-ready sounds they couldn’t elsewhere.
Independent Artist of the Week: Feels
Classically-trained percussionists Elise Reitze and Rosie Taylor have dived head first into contemporary composition, making waves with lush sound worlds and introspective beats as Feels.
An Inaugural Mix From Din On Body Promise
Din is the pairing of close friends and Sydney musicians Rainbow Chan and Moon Holiday. They debuted new material in a mix for Body Promise.
Holly Throsby hosts The Bridge: an hour of female-fronted Sydney music
We asked Holly Throsby to host our 100% Sydney music show, for International Women’s Day. Listen to the fantastic playlist she chose, showcasing the diversity and talent of local female, female-identifying, and gender non-binary musicians.
Astral People celebrate 5th Birthday with massive takeover show
Sydney party starters Astral Party recently turned five, and piled Rainbow Chan, Moon Holiday, Preacha, Cliques and Dro Carey into the studio to celebrate.
Soundcheck September 12 – 18: BUOY, Fait, Rainbow Chan, GL and more
Need a live music fix? Here are our top gig picks in Sydney this week.
Gallery: FBi Presents Volumes 2016 (Part 1 – Friday)
How much local talent can you squeeze into one suburb over two evenings? Volumes 2016 took on that challenge over the weekend. Friday night featured Koi Child, Rainbow Chan, BV, Charles Murdoch, CORIN & more.
Midnight Snacks with Moon Holiday
This week’s über special guest Moon Holiday (Alex Ward) marks the 10th episode of Sleepless in Sydney on FBi radio. Marcus Whale […]
Soundcheck 8/6 :: TV on the Radio + Los Tones + Andy Bull + more…
We’ve reached the end of VIVID for 2015, but thankfully there’s still all this talent from right here in Sydney.