Sounds Australia

The move will make it easier for Apple Music users from around the world to find and enjoy Aussie music.

Reeperbahn festival’s director made the announcement after another hugely successful year for Australian artists in Hamburg.

"We believe it’s time the NSW state government recognised musicians, their teams and the industry they work in as legitimate businesses, significant earners, and real trailblazers in their fields globally."

Applications are now open to follow in the footsteps of acts like Courtney Barnett, DMA’S, Flume, Nick Murphy, Peking Duk and Vance Joy, who played their first international showcases through Sounds Australia.

“We have one of the strongest most vibrant indie sectors in the world."

Sounds Australia is backing Aussie artists at Classical:NEXT, The Great Escape festival, and more.

SOUNDS AUSTRALIA's partnership with SXSW has been turned up to 11 this year with the debut of Australia House (AKA Lucille on Rainey St). The partnership with G’DAY USA will see some of Australia’s…

Perth duo The Money War formed during a road trip in the US when Dylan Ollivierre and Carmen Pepper were deciding what to do following the breakup of their respective bands Rainy Day Women and The…

The beat goes on for Dom Alessio, who will drum up support for Aussie artists on a global stage with Sounds Australia. When Triple J last week announced a shakeup to its lineup of presenters, one of…

Sounds Australia have sent some of our most talented up-and-coming -- and firmly-established -- country artists to the genre's mecca - Nashville. The Americana Music Festival Conference is four days…