Swipe right on new movie Fresh, Genesis Owusu wins Vanda & Young, Is *that* Euphoria song actually good?
| | | Singers keep on singing. Rappers keep on rapping. Watch Hinenuiterangi Tairua aka A.GIRL do both. |
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| | | Stop whatever you’re doing and go see this movie. Because much like the Tame Impala hit goes, the less you know the better. | | Spoiler Alert > |
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| | | Fresh from the Enmore Theatre floor collapse and scoring the Australian Music Prize, the book of Genesis Owusu gets another winning chapter. | | Groundbreaking > |
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| | | There were a lot of strong opinions about that “god-awful” and “painfully long” song in the Euphoria season finale. But how’s the official version? And who actually wrote it? | | [guitar intensifies] > |
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| | | Turns out opinions are pretty split: “Happy my housemate is getting some, not happy she sounds like a cat being strangled.” | | The Hook Up > |
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| | | Her debut was almost universally acclaimed and established Yanya as one of Britain’s most promising songwriters. And now? | | This week’s Feature Album > |
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| | | The frontman explains how a certain yellow fam, sporting metaphors and family secrets inspired the band’s epic third album. | | simpson in realtime > |
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