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Brad Keeghan’s Crossroads Delivers Precision, Groove, and High-Energy Instrumentation
Brad Keeghan’s latest single Crossroads is a bold, high-energy instrumental piece that thrives on movement, tension, and release....
fiskeaustralia
Mar 281 min read
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Has Instant Access to Aussie Music Made It Feel Less Special?
Max the Knife at BIGSOUND, 2024. There was a time when discovering new music felt like an event; lining up for an album, waiting for a...

Georgina Fiske
Mar 172 min read
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Is the Over-saturation of Music Contributing to the Downfall of Aussie Music?
Spiderbait at The Forum, 2024. More music is being released than ever before. Streaming platforms are flooded with new songs daily, and...

Georgina Fiske
Mar 31 min read
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Is the Death of Music Festivals in Australia Also Contributing to the Death of Australian Music?
Meredith Music Festival, 2024. Australia’s music festival landscape is shifting—major festivals are folding, and artists are losing key...

Georgina Fiske
Feb 171 min read
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The State of Australian Music: Why the Hottest 100 Had Only 18 Local Acts
Ocean Alley at Splendour in the Grass, 2023. This year’s Hottest 100 results raised a lot of questions. Only 18 Australian artists made...

Georgina Fiske
Feb 31 min read
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Brad Keeghan’s New Single Lentil Living Showcases an Evolving view on Funk-Driven Instrumentals
Following a year of impressive releases and his debut EP, Brad Keeghan returns with his latest single, Lentil Living. This new track, set...
fiskeaustralia
Nov 5, 20241 min read
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Introducing: Keeping Time with Fiske – Honest Advice for Musicians Who Want Careers That Last
It’s time! I’m excited to announce the launch of Keeping Time with Fiske , a Substack newsletter built for independent musicians who want...
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Oct 19, 20241 min read
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HATERS RETURN WITH TUBTHUMPING NEW SINGLE ‘WANDER // WONDER’
QLD indie-punk/garage trio Haters return with their explosive new single ‘Wander // Wonder’

Georgina Fiske
Oct 15, 20242 min read
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The Glass Ceilings in Music Are Real...BUT So Is Our Power to Crack Them
Glass ceilings show up everywhere in music. It’s not always about being told no directly. Sometimes it’s about not being seen at all.

Georgina Fiske
Apr 28, 20201 min read
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