‘Sound Ancestors’ is the latest from Oxnard icon Madlib, an artist known for his vast, pioneering output across a range of music from hip hop, jazz, and soul, to broken beat and beyond…

Crossover is the new album from Emma Donovan and The Putbacks, an anticipated return that follows their debut LP Dawn from 2014.

Donovan has been a vital force in music for over two…

This Is What Happiness Looks Like is the new album from Kylie Auldist, an artist acclaimed for her solo work as well as collaborative releases with groups such as The Bamboos and Cookin'…

Untitled (Black Is) is the latest album from SAULT, a group who quietly introduced themselves in 2019 with two of the year's most outstanding records, 5 and 7. Their vibrant, rhythmic music…

Don’t let all this talk about boogers put you off – Melbourne’s own Karate Boogaloo are really a rather polite and supportive lot with a deep love for all things funk and soul.

Carn the Boogers is the debut LP from Karate Boogaloo. It's a blinder from the local squad whose cinematic soul and instrumental funk is always best on ground. Karate Boogaloo have been in…

30/70, the collective behind our Album of the Week, is a bit like a rambunctious share-house that also happens to produce incredible jazz/funk/neo-soul music; it’s ever-changing, hard to pin down, and filled with…

Lucky Daye visits Ennio in the studios and performs a few live tracks from his tour with Khalid.

‘Fluid Motion’ is the third album from Melbourne’s 30/70. It's an extension and evolution of their sound, fusing various forms of jazz, funk, club, hip hop, dub and dance. 2019 has been a…

Daniel interviews Bundjalung woman and the Miles Franklin award-winning novelist Melissa Lucashenko. He also talks to The Deans of Soul about their album Equal.