bbno$ talks creativity, viral success, and staying authentic in our exclusive interview with the internet’s favourite rap innovator.

Chatting with The Note ahead of the release of his second album DJANDJAY, Baker Boy opens up about the beginning of his music career, the making of the album and the impact the result of the 2023 Australian Indigenous Voice referendum had on him.

Touring the country in celebration of The Soft 'n' Sexy Sound, SA icon Dave Graney spoke with The Note about the making of the album, his upcoming tour and winning an ARIA Award.

Amidst the release of their debut album, the rising indie-rockers talk brotherhood, toxic masculinity and what “indie rock” really means. 

The Note’s head honcho goes into detail about his five favourite records, why Lou Reed’s Transformer is the perfect album and his experience seeing The Darkness as a young whippersnapper.

The Ghost Inside’s bassist Jim Riley talks with The Note about the band’s creative direction, the grind of life on the road and the emotional weight behind their latest record, Searching for Solace.

Semaphore Music Festival founder Deb Thorsen unpacks the festival’s 21st event, its deep community connection and why we should all rock up to celebrate the festival’s coming of age.   

Holly ‘Cookie’ Baker sits down with The Note to talk all things ‘The Winter’, touring Australia and New Zealand and what the rest of 2025 has in store for the talented artist.

Michigan’s post hardcore luminaries La Dispute have just unleashed their cinematic fifth studio album, No One Was Driving The Car. Vocalist and lyricist Jordan Dreyer connected with The Note to discuss the new full-length, imaginative storytelling, the generational diversity of the band’s devotees, film and so much more.

Seven years since their last visit, punk meets rap icons Zebrahead are finally returning to Australia this October. Ahead of their tour, vocalist Ali Tabatabaee spoke with The Note about growing up in the Cali punk scene, the band’s writing process and the joys of playing live.

A decade and a half of delighting audiences, six studio albums and countless tours across the globe; Donny Benét is Australia’s favourite 80s-Italo-synth-pop-funk-disco-dance character. Benét’s Live 25 tour across Europe, the UK and Australia marks his highly anticipated return to Adelaide, gifting local audiences the dance party of the century.

Ahead of the imminent release of their new EP ALL MY ANGELS, SPEED lead vocalist Jem Siow and guitarist Josh Clayton open up about grief, brotherhood, Coachella and the compelling outsider nature of hardcore.

Ahead of the release of The Southern River Band’s new album, Easier Said Than Done, colourful frontman Cal Kramer spoke with The Note about growing up in the Perth suburb of Thornlie, perfomring live and the band’s biggest fan, Powderfinger’s Bernard Fanning.

Following their recent single ‘Vin Wiesel’, making an exciting splash in the local scene, emo rockers TOWNHOUSE swung by to chat about their meticulously curated sophomore EP Look At Me Now and upcoming launch.

Commemorating her debut and sophomore albums The Overture & the Underscore and What The Sea Wants, The Sea Will Have, Sarah Blasko is performing these groundbreaking and deeply vulnerable records in full and stepping back into the shoes of her younger self.