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Culture //

The artistry of AI-assisted music

Does the rise of artificially intelligent tools make music production any less artistic?

November 3, 2020 Chuyi Wang
Culture //

An ode to the supersaw

The waveform is warm and rounded, fuzzy yet comforting, visceral but with a kind of 3D depth.

August 26, 2020 Chuyi Wang
Features //

Remembering my grandfather: music and stories

Disentangling family, music and fame.

March 16, 2020 Angad Roy
A love letter to DJ Earworm imposed over the album cover of his 2009 mash up "Blame it on the Pop"
Perspective //

I gotta feeling… again

DJ Earworm is the greatest artist of our time.

September 29, 2019 Annie Zhang
A manga-style artwork of three people playing music
Analysis // International Students

The not so international language of music

An exploration of the linguistic differences inherent in music education.

August 17, 2019 Grace Johnson
photo of academic transcript on lined paper and musical notes
Culture //

Music whilst studying: Are you losing your WAM?

For most students, a good Spotify playlist is a must-have for study. But is studying whilst listening to music a WAM killer?

May 23, 2019 Austin Fong
a brain with hands holding signs about being prepared
Analysis //

The art of autopilot

The role of automation in performance is often unseen, but maybe that's the point

May 8, 2019 Grace Johnson
Culture //

The tensions behind Facebook’s ‘caption rappers’

Calling out caption rappers for their insensitivity and shitty musical skills.

April 1, 2019 Matthew Forbes
A photo of Sagrada Familiar standing in a city alleyway
Culture // Independent Music

In conversation with Sagrada Familiar

Sagrada Familiar sit down with Honi to discuss their approach to music

March 20, 2019 Brandon Hale
A photo of two guitarists on stage. One of them is singing.
Culture // Interview

In conversation with The Frisson

One of USyd's up-and-coming bands speaks about gigging, recording, and finding their voice

February 28, 2019 Brandon Hale

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