Traditional South American folk music comes alive in this debut from Walisuma.

Immerse yourself in the tranquil sounds of the Andes performed by master musicians from Peru and Bolivia.

Let the gentle panpipes, fluid guitar and whispering quena (traditional wooden flute of the Andes) be your guide on this journey of the ears; climb where the air is clear, and experience music at its highest altitude.

John Rowe’s sophomore release builds on the high quality songwriting and knack for storytelling established on his debut.

‘Retiring Age’ sees John take a more contemplative approach without losing that raw country edge that signifies his sound.

Listening to John Rowe is like taking a long drive with an old friend: it doesn’t matter where you’re going, as long as you’re travelling together.

The music of John Rowe is the story of Australia, told with soaring melodies, driving rhythms and seemingly effortless songcraft.

‘Great Western Tears’ is John’s debut album, filled with the tales of hope, heroism and heartbreak that weave together the tapestry of our sunburnt country.

Prepare for take-off with singer-songwriter and self-proclaimed ‘rockermum’, Kate Gibson on an interstellar flight into the cosmos.

Jazz, pop and soul meld into a funky fusion as Kate leads her band, ominously named The KGB into uncharted sectors and the results speak for themselves.

Resin Dogs have been a proud staple of the local and national music scene since releasing their ground-breaking debut album, ‘Grand Theft Audio’ fifteen years ago.

Combining sampled beats with live instrumentation and vocals, ‘Grand Theft Audio’ epitomised the burgeoning Brisbane hip hop scene and is considered a seminal record. For Resin Dogs core member and turntable maestro, DJ Katch aka Andrew Garvie the album conjures more mixed emotions.  

“I don’t really look at it like that,” he says. “To me, going back and listening to that record gives us a bit of a cringe factor because of the way we recorded it.