Matilda Elliott

Feb 19, 2024 | futuremagmusic.com | Matilda Elliott

Words by Sam and Matilda Elliott. Over the span of three years, bandmates Zeppelin Hamilton and Clay Allen [Velvet Trip, Sydney] have worked together to create a harmonious suite of sounds that come from many different emotions, settings, and even locations around the globe. We had the chance to listen to the collection of wondrous tracks from Velvet Trip.

Oct 18, 2023 | futuremagmusic.com | Matilda Elliott

Dekelyn, the duo hailing from Western Sydney, have done it again, releasing their sophomore album, Far From Younger. If you haven’t seen them before, we encourage you to watch the interview Sam did with the duo about their creative processes here. In light of their newest release, and the boys set to give their Gadigal/Sydney friends a treat in their live performance this coming Saturday, we thought we would review our favourite songs from the album.

Aug 19, 2023 | futuremagmusic.com | Sam Elliott |Matilda Elliott

Words by Sam Elliott and Matilda Elliott. Trigger Warning: This review makes reference to eating disorders and body image. No Frills Twins are artists that we hold super close to our hearts, not only due to the fact that they are twins who are powerhouse creatives in their own rights, but they also work impeccably as a duo. We are lucky to have a personal connection with No Frills Twins.

Jul 27, 2023 | futuremagmusic.com | Matilda Elliott

Words by Sam and Matilda Elliott. In what feels like a whirlwind year, we are back in Australia after a few months of being globe trotters across Europe (don't worry, we won’t brag, but will note we both have stupid sandal tans if that eases any jealousy). Only a few days after hitting Aussie soil, we are back in Byron Bay for Splendour in the Grass 2023.

Apr 17, 2023 | futuremagmusic.com | Sam Elliott |Matilda Elliott

Words by Sam Elliott and Matilda Elliott. Unapologetically real and raw, Sammi Constantine is effortlessly blending the lines of passion and pop with her debut EP release, Dopamine. Within this small but mighty release, Sammi is enigmatically engaging with emotions in a unique way, that we cannot help but become enthralled with. The EP starts off strong with title track Dopamine, which marks the end of a toxic habit that so many of us fall prey to at times, ourselves included, people pleasing.