Mike McClellan Premieres If Sorrow Should Find You noise11.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from noise11.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Flume and Tame Impala lead contenders for 27th annual ARIA Awards in Sydney
Flume and Tame Impala lead contenders for 27th annual ARIA Awards in Sydney
30th Nov 2013 1:00pm | By Editor Psychedelic rockers Tame Impala and 22-year-old electro wunderkind Flume are tipped to dominate the 27th Annual ARIA Awards when they re stage on Sunday at Sydney s The Star casino.
The pair are among the top chances for the big one, album of the year, with the well-travelled Tame Impala s Lonerism - which the UK loved live and on radio - up against Flume s self-titled debut.
Flume s already won producer of the year for his work after the artisan awards were handed up pre-show and he also took out Triple J s top gong at the J Awards, whatever that s worth.
Shane Nicholson Reveals ‘Living In Colour’ Album
Shane Nicholson has previewed his next album ‘Living In Colour’ with another song digging into his past ‘And You Will Have Your Way’.
“In my 20s the world seemed basically full of possibilities”, says Nicholson in a statement. “I had this idea that there were elders to me that were learned, educated people, intelligent people, and they took care of everything. Then my 30s came along and I had kids. I started thinking about what the world would be like for them. By the time my 40’s arrived my old world-view had almost completely fallen apart, and I had reached peak cynicism.”
Country luminary Shane Nicholson unveils poignant new single, reveals huge national tour beat.com.au - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from beat.com.au Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Being in your 20s is, as Karydas explains in this song, to be in a state of constant flux. Karydas finds herself pining for the simplistic emotional responses of her youth, when things made sense to her. She still succumbs to childish worries, like acne and the dentist. A grazed knee sends her spinning back to when she was seven, when pain had an obvious physical cause and a definite treatment. âWhen did I get so fearful?â she asks. As the world whirs around her, she focuses on the freckles on her loverâs face, a constant in a shifting sea. This is an infectious and spritely pop song, with shades of Spiritus by Lisa Mitchell, and a yearning simplicity of spirit. As the narrator of her own emotions, Karydas takes a long view even while surrounded by the mess of everyday life; she longs to hit pause on the world while knowing this isnât possible â or even preferable.