
The rap-based rise of Sean and Marley
Young Penrith-based duo Sean and Marley are smashing stereotypes around disability, finding online fame with their debut song, ‘Oh Yeah’.
Young Penrith-based duo Sean and Marley are smashing stereotypes around disability, finding online fame with their debut song, ‘Oh Yeah’.
Guy James Whitworth introduces us to the Sydney art scene’s next big star – but is left with a nasty taste in his mouth.
The Sentinel explores iconic songs that reference Sydney – and have helped define the city in our hearts and minds.
Alistair Sutton, author of the hit indie novel The Day Before You Came, shares the backstory of his book, which has become a must for fans of gay fiction.
The Sydney Web Fest 2020 showcases the best of Australian short filmmaking online. The annual event features over 60 micro films and series, plus an awards ceremony commending the top talent.
Rita Bratovich reviews the inaugural Express Yourself – Queer Discovery showcase, which gives emerging queer performers a chance to shine at Mardi Gras.
Casey Donovan talks to the Sentinel about her power ballad plan to banish the Covid blues.
Dyan Tai opens up to the Sentinel about ‘Freedom’, community and the intricacies of creating multi-faceted art.
Indie-pop identity Brendan Maclean on the importance of nurturing queer musicians, and his involvement in the upcoming Express Yourself – Queer Discovery showcase.
Pop idol Montaigne talks lockdown, connecting with fans, and re-entering music with a new mindset ahead of her ‘Express Yourself – Queer Discovery’ showcase.
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