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The more the merrier this month at Merri Bar

3 weeks ago | beat.com.au | Sofia Perica |Kaya Martin

If you’re looking for a bar that is homey but still cool and as comfortable as your living room but a lot more lively, Merri Bar is your spot. It’s a good bar on regular day, but on the weekends it takes it to the next level, with free gigs in the afternoons and evenings. This month, the progammers have absolutely spoilt us with a diverse lineup of talent you just won’t find anywhere else.
'I felt that I was lent away to another space and time'

1 month ago | beat.com.au | Sofia Perica |Kaya Martin

Whether it be fusing unusual genres, like reggae, jazz, post-punk and breakbeat, or playing all kinds of instruments, Pachi Garcia, the musician and record producer behind the moniker, is constantly testing out something new. His musical journey began in high school, back in Puerto Rico. “I started with guitar, but I kind of fizzled away from guitar for a bit because I thought it wasn’t for me,” he says.
How did you like that?: Sonically, KXB and Thrush could hail from anywhere

2 months ago | beat.com.au | Bryget Chrisfield |Sofia Perica

KXB’s second record is a cross-continental collaboration with Berlin vocalist/filmmaker, Thrush (from Concentration band). Driving Through A Tunnel That Is Filling From Both Ends was composed with the tape format in mind. It’s also mixed continuously, as a nod to ‘90s bootleg jungle mixtapes by the likes of LTJ Bukem. The Australian duo – Sam Gill and Wes Holland – recorded Thrush’s improvised vocals in Melbourne, weaving her work into tracks later on in the process.
Shady Nasty: ‘I had the shittest day, at least I can drive my Skyline 400km/h down Canterbury Road'

2 months ago | beat.com.au | Bryget Chrisfield |Sofia Perica

Diet Coke, fried rice, gang signs, stocked car fridges, “a case of Monster cans on the back seat”, pedal to the metal to shake off the daily grind – Shady Nasty’s debut longplayer, Trek, produced by The Presets’ Kim Moyes, captures the essence of Australian suburbia. Trek’s album cover features a sudsy black whip – mid-wash – and was shot in the backyard of guitarist/vocalist Kevin Stathis’ family home in Campsie.
LOLA YOUNG: A Raw and 'MESSY' Night at Max Watts

Jan 17, 2025 | farragomagazine.com | Sofia Perica

Lola Young is a rising British singer-songwriter known for her unique blend of soulful pop, R&B and jazz influences. Her ability to be so authentic and raw through her music is what makes her stand out in today’s music scene. Her song ‘Messy’ has got a lot of attention on TikTok and throughout the media recently, described as an “ADHD anthem”.
Hypnotic beats, mesmerising displays and uninhibited joy at A3 Festival

Dec 3, 2024 | beat.com.au | Sofia Perica |Kaya Martin

Words by Sofia Perica Dancing under the lasers and the trees. Novel’s A3 Festival made its massive debut in West Gippsland this weekend, combining art, architecture, and techno music to showcase artists like Adam Beyer, Mischult and Amelie Lens. Whether you were a first-timer or a seasoned raver, the event was an unforgettable feat. The lineup was extremely versatile, showcasing a perfect mix of techno, trance, disco and house.
EXTENDED PLAY 092: HEIDI BARKER | THE FIRST RAIN | DEBUT EP REVIEW — Futuremag Music

Nov 18, 2024 | futuremagmusic.com | Sofia Perica

Heidi says Rearview Mirror was inspired by a family trip along the Arnhem Highway. The song captures the feeling of letting go of stress and finding peace. The song itself feels very nostalgic; it reminds me very much of driving to the countryside in the summer as I sit in the back seat and watch the trees pass me by. The natural feel of the song insights memories of the freedoms associated with finding solace in the Aussie country– it makes me want to escape to a cottage in a forest of some sorts.
An Olivia Rodrigo show may very well be the epitome of girlhood

Oct 10, 2024 | beat.com.au | Sofia Perica |Kaya Martin

Words By Sofia Perica Olivia Rodrigo’s debut at Rod Laver Arena last night was nothing short of spectacular. The dazzling lights, set design and costume combined with the raw talent of her voice made the performance an incredible listening and viewing experience.
INTO THE MOSH 100: ELECTRIC SIX LIVE AT THE CROXTON | REVIEW — Futuremag Music

Sep 19, 2024 | futuremagmusic.com | Sofia Perica

Words by Sofia Perica. Electric Six performed at The Croxton a couple of Fridays ago and it was a show not to be missed. Known for their energetic and eclectic style, Electric Six blends elements of rock, punk and new wave. They first gained major attention in the early 2000s with their hit single Danger! High Voltage from their debut album, Fire. The band is known for their engaging and theatrical live performance, so I was excited to see them in the flesh.
Lime Cordiale Enough of the Sweet Talk Review — Futuremag Music

Aug 22, 2024 | futuremagmusic.com | Sofia Perica

Words by Sofia Perica. Lime Cordiale’s new album, Enough of The Sweet Talk, offers a fresh take to their sound through a more conceptual approach, whilst continuing to show off their original pop-rock flare. I love how the album has more emphasis on thoughtful storytelling that weens us through an emotional journey.