Wearne and Watt take history by the bit
Murder; mutiny; mayhem. It’s all there if you dig deep enough into the history of this country and Nigel Wearne and Luke Watt have teamed […]
Interviews
Justin Bernasconi’s Technicolor Dreamscape
Justin Bernasconi, an entrancing guitar wizard, and folk-noir trio The Maggie Darlings are getting is set to launch their albums Sleeping Like a Maniac and […]
Delsinki: Where city and country meets
Delsinki is set to embark on a 16 date tour of Victoria, delivering songs from his ‘City/Country’ album. Les Thomas chatted to him about his […]
Lillie Mae plays by her own rules
Lillie Mae’s musical resumé starts with her becoming a live performer from age three and has included a rich and varied career working with people […]
Artist Q & A: Little Wise delivers one from the heart
Folk-rock troubadour Little Wise has just released a powerful eighties-influenced single entitled Heart Beats Quicker. I spoke to her about the process of co-writing the […]
Artist Q & A: Van Walker’s ships are coming in
Unpaved’s favourite Bush League Bard Van Walker has been striking out in a more Celtic direction over the last few years, leading a rousing band […]
Artist Q & A: Nick O’Mara’s Overland Odyssey
Known and admired for his guitar work across multiple bands, Nick O’Mara has emerged from our period of Covid lockdown-induced dormancy with a sensational new […]
Artist Q & A: Kerryn Fields
Award-winning folk singer-songwriter Kerryn Fields has a unique and confident way of disarming her audiences, arresting songs to take listeners across the full spectrum of […]
Artist Q & A: Joyce Prescher
Netherlands born come Melbourne resident folk singer-songwriter Joyce Prescher has been active on many musical fronts over the years. She’s spent a lot of time […]
Interview: How Kev Carmody created the album of a lifetime (and other timely subjects)
Through songs like ‘From Little Things Grow’, ‘Cannot Buy My Soul’ and ‘River of Tears’, Kev Carmody has earned a legendary status and made a […]