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She broke through as one-half of sibling act Angus and Julia Stone, but there has always been more to the singer than a certain big jet plane.

The second album for local singer Amy Shark called “Cry Forever” becomes her second No.1 Album in Australia this week. “Cry Forever” (Wonderlick/Sony) becomes the 915th No.1 Album in Australia (1965 to 2021), the 765th for ARIA (1983 to 2021), the 15th No.1 set for 2021, the 551st to debut at the top and also the second for the record label Wonderlick, as Amy’s debut album “Love Monster” spent a week at No.1 on July 23rd, 2018. The new No.1 album is the first to feature the word ‘Cry’ in its title (the previous highest was Carrie Underwood with “Cry Pretty” HP-4, Sept 2...

Sixty Summers sees Julia Stone “set free” from folk to explore the realm of pop. And she’s shining brighter than ever before and tells us about her new album.

Sixty Summers is not actually Stone’s first solo release; there was The Memory Machine in 2010 and By The Horns in 2012. But, she says, “[those albums] felt like songs that I could have put on an Angus & Julia record. And this feels like a first record.” Stone’s reinvention has been a long time coming. She and her brother never intended to be a double act – they only paired up because their aunt, music industry veteran Cathy Oates, suggested they put out an EP together. That release, Chocolate & Cigarettes, was an immediate hit that sealed their future. But collaborat...

Royal Blood have finally found their own, unique voice, while Julia Stone sounds equally liberated on her new solo album