It seems contradictory to describe this as ‘organic electronic music’, but that’s just what it is. Well, that and a whole lot ...
Soulshine reviews The Hard Road: Restrung from Hilltop Hoods. ADULT CONTENT.
Soulshine quick-fire reviews Carla Bruni's No Promises.
Emily Burton quick-fire reviews Living Like A Refugee by the Sierra Leone Refugee All Stars
Emily Burton quick-fire reviews Afro's release Walkin'
Mr Fest, meet Mr West. What? You've met? I'd never have guessed...
It could be said that the Shins third album, Wincing the Night Away is the most heavily anticipated record of 2007. Post Garden State notoriety, the band has reached beyond their indie-darling status to something approaching mainstream recognition.
The debut LP for Matt Tonks, Synaesthesia, is a revitalizing listen. 
Exhibiting the vocal acrobatics of Jeff Buckley and a song-writing style comparable to John Mayer, Simon Philips is a talented performer represented badly by this poor quality live recording.
Avast me hearties, if you have a taste for rum, plank walking and buried treasure pay heed. ‘Rogue’s Gallery’, a sort of unofficial soundtrack to Pirates of the Carribean 
Making advances on the promise shown in the Little Stevies 2004 independent debut ‘Live on the Coast’ reveals a confident and significantly grown up trio of performers.
This young trio of singer-songwriters sound like they’re positioning themselves to catch the wave of Australian pop-folk popularised most recently by the Waifs.Emily Burton quick-fire reviews Into the Dojo from the Black Seeds.
Woodford Folk Festival 2008 
Michael Franti and Spearhead
One World Music