Cyclone Wehner
Music Journalist at Freelance
Contributor at CONE Magazine
Cyclone Wehner (pron 'Vayna'). Australian R&B/hip-hop/electronic/dance/pop culture/arts journalist + DJ. Into vampires
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2 weeks ago |
themusic.com.au | Cyclone Wehner
In 2025, Australian DJs/producers are at the forefront of a booming global electronic dance music culture, and many have permanently relocated overseas to base themselves in the US or Europe, rather than travelling back and forth. Naarm/Melbourne's Dom Dolla, who lately played with John Summit under their Everything ALWAYS banner at the Ultra Music Festival in Miami, emerged as a superstar DJ after moving to Los Angeles post-lockdown.
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3 weeks ago |
themusic.com.au | Cyclone Wehner
More BIG WETT The electro-pop libertine BIG WETT is back, freakier and even more unrepentant, with her libidinous second EP, RISK IT. And chatting with the unfiltered star is still a riot – The Music's latest cover story carries an NSFW advisory. "Babe, okay," a gleeful BIG WETT exclaims.
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1 month ago |
checkcheck.com.au | Cyclone Wehner
Toto and Christopher Cross performed at John Cain Arena in Melbourne/Naarm on Wednesday 16 April. Once considered passé, yacht rock has undergone a cultural resurgence in recent years. As a result, late ’70s US acts such as Toto and Christopher Cross have found hip new audiences. Toto’s early ’80s classic “Africa” is still popular in clubs – there’s a Late Nite Tuff Guy remix – and it’s surely only a matter of time before Eric Prydz flips Cross’ “Ride Like The Wind” into a viral banger.
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1 month ago |
themusic.com.au | Cyclone Wehner
More Cyndi Lauper The mood of Cyndi Lauper's Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Farewell Tour could so easily be sad. But, returning to Rod Laver Arena, the American hitmaker ensures that the first of her six Australian dates is a party with as much joy as sentimentality. Lauper told The Times that, "I want to say goodbye big." And she delivers with colourful wigs, couture costumes, striking visuals, tight musicianship, chronicles and, yes, expressive vocals.
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1 month ago |
themusic.com.au | Cyclone Wehner
Victor Ray is primed to be the next busker-turned-superstar following Ed Sheeran and Tones And I. He's already playing increasingly larger venues in the UK. But, about to hit Australia for the first time, the humble Stay For A While singer hasn't forgotten his come-up as a street performer. "Strangers on the street would be like, 'Oh, you should do this – you could make it!'" he reminisces. Ray's press releases are full of impressive streaming and social media stats in addition to media accolades.
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