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Frente Back in Action for Fringe Festival

Posted on 14/01/200913/10/2023 by Lauren Katulka

Frente exploded onto the music scene in the early 90s with impossibly infectious tunes like “Ordinary Angels” and “Acidentally Kelly Street.” Then after just two albums, it was over.

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New Song Obsession: "Can’t Hold Back" by Kaz James Featuring Macy Gray

Posted on 13/01/200913/10/2023 by Lauren Katulka

I recently told you about Kaz James and Macy Gray’s dynamic duet “Can’t Hold Back.” Now you can see what it’s all about with the release of the music video! This is what happens when two such talented folks get together: pure magic.

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New Song Obsession: "Make You Happy" by Josh Pyke

Posted on 02/01/200913/10/2023 by Lauren Katulka

This post is about a double obsession, as I’m in love with the song and the music video. “Make You Happy” is another perfect slice of laidback guitar pop. And is there anything cooler than the sight of Josh Pyke getting about in a guitar boat? Where do I get one of those?

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Happy New Year’s Eve!

Posted on 31/12/200813/10/2023 by Lauren Katulka

Happy New Year’s Eve Oz Music Scene readers! Here’s a little song to get you in the mood! So charge your glasses, say goodbye to 2008, and usher in 2009 with a little old school Kylie!

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Merry Christmas with a Little Paul Kelly

Posted on 25/12/200812/10/2023 by Lauren Katulka

Merry Christmas Oz Music Scene readers! I hope you’re having a wonderful day full of family, friends, good food, even better booze, presents under the tree, and of course some fabulous music. If you don’t have the latter, I sympathise. My mum swears it’s not Christmas without carols sung by The Peppermint Candy Kids. In an effort to ensure you don’t have to suffer the same fate, here’s Paul Kelly with the Australian Christmas classic “How To Make Gravy.” Happy holidays everybody!

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Natalie Bassingthwaighte’s "Someday Soon" Music Video Revealed

Posted on 20/12/200812/10/2023 by Lauren Katulka

Here’s your first look at the new film clip from Natalie Bassingthwaighte! Nat cowrote her new single “Someday Soon” with Alex Smith and Paul Barry, the man behind Cher’s dancefloor smash “Believe.” Can this song be just as big? We’ll have to see when the song hits stores on January 10! That’s one month before Natalie’s solo album 1000 Stars is on shelves.

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New Song Obsession: "All My Bells are Ringing" by Lenka

Posted on 16/12/200812/10/2023 by Lauren Katulka

Christmas is my favourite time of year. What’s not to love about a holiday that brings together family, fine food, gifts, and too much alcohol? Lenka’s new song “All My Bells are Ringing” should help you get into the Christmas spirit. It’s another perfect slice of pop from this Aussie expat with an adorable stop-motion animated clip to match! Enjoy!

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Australian Idol Winner Wes Carr Tops ARIA Charts

Posted on 15/12/200812/10/2023 by Lauren Katulka

Congratulations to Wes Carr, who’s finally landed the number one spot on the ARIA Charts with his debut single “You”! Wes has been hovering around the pointy end of the charts for the last couple of weeks, so it’s great to see him on top. I can’t help wondering whether Wes’ slow burn appeal means…

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Kylie and Coldplay Release AIDS Charity Song "Lhuna"

Posted on 02/12/200812/10/2023 by Lauren Katulka

Kylie Minogue and Coldplay have teamed up for an ethereal new single called “Lhuna.” The track was released yesterday to support World AIDS Day.

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Gabriella Cilmi is a Diva

Posted on 01/12/200812/10/2023 by Lauren Katulka

Gabriella Cilmi joined a star-studded international line-up for the recent ITV Divas special in Britain recently.

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Lauren Katulka cannot remember a time when music was not a part of her life. Raised on an eclectic diet of Van Morrison, The Eagles, Cold Chisel, and Barbra Streisand, she remembers saving all her pocket money for weeks so she could buy cassettes featuring her favourite singers. At the tender age of 11 she saw her first live concert when Jimmy Barnes took his Soul Deep tour to Newcastle’s Civic Theatre. There was no looking back.

Today Lauren is a happily married freelance writer living on the New South Wales Central Coast. When she's not obsessing about the latest band, or some old favourite, she loves to roller-skate, experiment with new recipes, play pub trivia, and watch indie films.

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