‘Third’ is the third LP from Jitwam, an acclaimed DJ, multi-instrumentalist, producer and founder of the Jazz Diaries record label.

It's an autobiographical tale that reflects his geographical and musical journeys. Jitwam was…

'A Colour Undone' is Tasman Keith's debut - an album-length reflection on loss, trauma, and healing through metaphor and chronicles of lived experience. Tasman also explores various forms of love, connection, and community…

‘Nikodimos World’ is the new album from local producer and multi-instrumentalist Nikodimos. It’s an expansive set spanning 24 tracks and numerous styles - from jazz, soul and pop through to experimental hip hop.

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'Julie's Boy' is the debut album from hip-hop artist Dallas Woods, a Noongar man from the East Kimberley, more recently based in Melbourne and Castlemaine.

The album, titled in honour of his Mother…

'FLick' is the debut album from POOKIE, the recording project of Aćol Agaar Apollo, a South Sudanese rapper, songwriter, composer and producer born in Nairobi, Kenya. POOKIE has a love and talent for…

‘Under These Streets’ is the third album from Emma Donovan, working together with The Putbacks. It carries the momentum of last year's 'Crossover' with an equally uplifting collection of timeless funk and soul…

Get Down’s Chris Gill welcomes Fela Kuti's son Femi and grandson Made to the show. As the “first family of Afrobeat worldwide”, Femi and Made share their thoughts on being part of…

'Daddy's Home' is the sixth album from St. Vincent, the recording project of Annie Clark. Each record offers new facets of the artist's songwriting to explore. The latest LP sees St. Vincent revisiting…

'Fried' is the third full-length album from REMI (Remi Kolawole and Sensible J), a record also announced as the final release for the duo. As such it's a triumphant representation, and encapsulation, of…

‘Smiling With No Teeth’ is the debut full-length from Genesis Owusu, the project of Kofi Owusu-Ansah. Across the record Owusu-Ansah explores concepts around race, identity and belonging, reflecting on his own experience immigrating…