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We’re so stoked to be hitting Sidney Myer Music Bowl this Saturday, to play our brand new single ‘Good People’ with Kasey Chambers for the very first time! 🙌🏻
For all ticketing and streaming info, head to www.mfthf.co
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‘Good People’ feat. Kasey Chambers is out this Friday fam! 👨🏻🚀🌏
Kasey is our mate from way back and we’re real psyched to have been able to link up with her for this one.
Hit the link below to be the first to listen to it on Spotify and Apple Music!
PRE-SAVE 👉🏻 http://bit.ly/BnE-GoodPeople
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BnE mystery boxes have landed! $150 RRP worth of value for just $70 with some 🔥 threads that won’t ever be getting another run.
We gotchu, fam! 😉
Suss em at 👉🏻 blissneso.com
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Hey fam, super stoked to say we’re going to be performing on Music From The Home Front this Anzac Day Eve, live from Sidney Myer Music Bowl with an all-star cast including Tash Sultana, Lime Cordiale, Vance Joy and more! 🔥
We’ve got something real special planned with our friend Kasey Chambers that you won’t wanna miss! 😉
For all ticketing and streaming info head to MFTHF.co
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Check out this video of our drummer DK (DK Drums Academy) going head to head with Parkway Drive drummer Ben Gordon at Marvel Stadium to 40,000 people! Directed by Epik Films.
In Episode 3 of DRUMLIFE we go LARGE! DK teams up with Ben Gordon of Parkway Drive to perform a live drum off to 40,000 at Marvel Stadium. The boys hijacked …
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Happy birthday to our boy Bliss! 🥳❤️
“26 of March the vision is Bliss” – Family Affair
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5 YEARS ON (volume ⬆️): I love that such a difficult time for me as an artist resulted in this record that gave me so much back.
It was an ambitious concept started in my mid 30s and released in my late 30s. I wiped my ego almost clean and entered without the burden of expectation so I enjoyed the release; the touring and everything about it, in a way that I’d kinda forgotten after so many years of album cycles and gigs and all the industry stuff.
Funny how the more professional and adept you become as an artist, the less enjoyable it can be. I gave everything to this record but I gave less of a fuck about *success* and just appreciated the privilege of being able to do it. Turned out that was the sweet spot 😍
Too many brilliant artists I got to work with who I can’t tag. Many barely use facebook anymore cos of how facebook uses artists. But I have so much love for Hermitude, Pip Norman, Kira Puru, Bertie Blackman, Jane Tyrrell, B Wise, Nic Martin, Sarah McCloskey, L-FRESH The LION, Mirrah, Okenyo, Jayteehazard, Claire Nakazawa, Meklit, Sampa the Great, Montaigne, Rahj Jordan, Dggz, Elefant Traks, Caitlin Park, Broken Yellow, Jen Ng.
Ty to Sereen Sounds for cutting this video together.
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On this day 15 years ago, we dropped our second studio album ‘Day Of The Dog’.
What are you favourite tracks on the album? Hit us in the comments below! 👇🏻
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Off the back of two sold-out shows in Sydney and the 2020 J Award for Best Australian Music Video Of The Year overnight, ascendant Bowraville-born rapper Tasman Keith today shares his latest single, ‘CONFIDENT’, and announces the forthcoming release of his debut mixtape To Whom It May Concern due this year.
Muscular and minimal, ‘CONFIDENT’ leans into the trunk-rattling, bare-bones style of previous single ‘BILLY BAD AGAIN’. With twisted, nocturnal synths, skittish percussion, and a late beat switch leading to a raucous, half-time climax, ‘CONFIDENT’ is not the first time Keith’s music can compare to Kendrick Lamar’s. What makes the comparison all the more apparent is Tasman’s finely-tuned craft; a flow that moves between leisurely, unapologetic aplomb and razor-sharp lucidity, oozing tenacity, perseverance, and an elemental self-assuredness no matter which gear he’s operating in. The result is goosebump inducing furore.
“Over the three verses in this song, I’m speaking to three different things,” Tasman shares. “In the first verse, I’m speaking on the confidence within myself. The second is me showing my confidence to the suits in the industry, and the third is showing it to racists/bigots. The third verse is also a moment where all three things are addressed in one verse.”
2020 has seen Tasman’s profile continue to rise through collaborations and guest features, appearing on Jimmy Nice’s ‘Same Water’, Northern Territory producer Kuya James’ powerful single ‘No Country’, including its own stripped-back version ‘No Country (Piano In F Minor)‘, and alongside Jessica Mauboy on ‘First Nation’, the second single lifted from The Makarrata Project, Midnight Oil’s first studio album in over 18 years. Tasman capped yet another banner year with his debut TV performance twice on the second season of The ABC‘s live music series, The Sound.
Despite ‘CONFIDENT‘ being only his second solo release of the year this far, Tasman Keith continues to live up to its title – and then some. ‘CONFIDENT’ by Tasman Keith is out now, buy/stream it here. To Whom It May Concern Mixtape out Dec 11.
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