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06/06/2018

THE GRAVITY PROJECT

Paul Grabowsky might be doing all the talking, but the driving force behind The Gravity Project is Papua-born, VCA-educated, now Tokyo-based Aaron Choulai. Hunched over an SP404 sampler sitting on what looks like a milk-crate at the back of the stage, Grabowsky tell us that Choulai was the nexus point between the team of local…
MUSIC
21/05/2018

FEAST YOUR EARS

As we enter the days of Feast Your Ears Radio Festival 2018, The Melbourne Critique talks to Emma Peel, the presenter celebrating the first decade of her radio show  ‘Switched On.’  Emma can be described as ‘The High Priestess of Vintage’ and this trend is apparent in her love and aesthetic choices across both music…
MUSIC
08/05/2018

ALEKSANDAR HABUŠ

The collapse of Yugoslav Republics 26 years ago, was a little bit of a multicoloured-mushroom explosion for the world, and for Australia. The world suddenly made friends with many semi-anonymous nationalities: the Serbs, the Croats, the Montenegrins, the Bosnians & Herzegovinians, the Macedonians and the Slovenians. Some even realised that these nations are not and…
MUSIC
16/04/2018

CLIO

Beautiful harmonies and captivating strings are held together by a voice like honey in Clio Fenner’s new track, “Something Left to Leave Behind.” This raw and emotional song caught our attention, but each track she’s released in her short career is consistently heartfelt, mature and delightful to listen to.  From her beginnings in Jazz school,…
MUSIC
11/04/2018

THE MUSICAL BODY

Can music be used as a tool for healing, liberation, transformation, and empowerment? Charlotte Roberts, improvisational artist and experiential music educator, argues that it can do all of this and more. In The Musical Body she uses group improvised singing and story telling to encourage personal transformation and to challenge cultural myths and social norms.…
MUSIC
04/04/2018

TANIA BOSAK

As we enter the soft days of early autumn Melbourne continues to navigate its busy ‘art and culture traffic’ swiftly and enthusiastically. Boîte’s World Music Open Mic continues this month back at its Compass Pizza Headquarters in East. Brunswick  Last month The Melbourne Critique shared with you the incredible work of Gelareh Pour. This April we…
MUSIC
20/03/2018

LOVE LIVE MUSIC

Music Victoria provides advocacy on behalf of the music sector, actively supports the development of the Victorian music community, and celebrates and promotes Victorian music. An important and independent player in our local music scene, Music Victoria have  achieved some pretty great things over the last 12 months including having run 26 professional development workshops…
MUSIC
09/03/2018

GELAREH POUR

Melbourne has never struggled to reveal immense musical treasures and uncover rare and hidden gems. Our city continues to stand up for the quirky, the unique, the unpronounceable and the newly arrived, as well as, for the commercially viable, the settled and the more familiar. We pack it out when it comes to the return…
MUSIC
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