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Premium Content Subscriber only Byron Bay-based trio Skegss have scored their first number 1 album on the ARIA Charts, debuting in the top spot with their sophomore record Rehearsal. The album is out now via Loma Vista Recordings / Virgin Music Australia. Skegss’ Ben Reed celebrated reaching the top of the charts. “Well this is pretty cool! Was not expecting it, thanks so much! Day for it,” he said. ARIA CEO Annabelle Herd congratulated the band. “Congratulations to Skegss on getting their first #1 album with Rehearsal,” she said. “Their good time energy is exactly what we need r...

“I’d like the industry to reach a point where gender isn’t mentioned. The question should be ‘are you a producer?’ Not, ‘are you a female producer?’ It’s like some subcategory where you have a different way of operating an SSL with your vagina.” Catherine Anne Davies, aka The Anchoress, reflects scathingly on the ongoing debate about gender inequality in the music industry, particularly within studio settings. Over the last five years, Catherine has fought her way to great acclaim not only as a solo artist but production expert, seasoned live performer, collaborator, educato...

2% Rising: Meet artist and producer Jagara 16th February 2021 partnership with 2% Rising. Here, we catch up with Berlin-based artist and producer Jagara… Launched by artist and producer Rookes and mastering engineer and AMI columnist Katie Tavini, 2% Rising was founded in response to the widely reported statistic that female producers only make up two per cent of the industry. The hub, which is currently over 380 members strong (and still growing), is intended to serve as a safe space for women and gender minority producers to converse, share opportunities, ask questions and network. Sound...

Natalie Imbruglia jets to Australia for the holidays Kristy Johnson For Daily Mail Australia © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Natalie Imbruglia is the latest celebrity to touch down in Australia, joining the likes of Mark Wahlberg, Idris Elba, Natalie Portman and Zac Efron. The Sydney-born singer, who is now based in London, arrived this weekend with one-year-old son Max, and has commenced the two-week quarantine. In an Instagram Stories post on Sunday, the 45-year-old joked about how her baby boy Max, nicknamed koala, thought jet lag and quarantine was 'hysterical'...