Brisbane singer/songwriter, Lottie McLeod has notched up some big scores in her musical career to date, multiple awards and nominations, an impressive amount of streams on her releases to date, and a lot of Triple J love. In September, Lottie will be releasing her next body of work - The Boathouse EP - a collection of 7 tracks that bring together indie/alt-folk stylings, and impressive, at times vulnerable, and definitely heartfelt lyricism.
Read MoreIn Episode 102 of The Point Podcast, we chat with Cooper from Brisbane's Bad Neighbour - alt/heavy emo legends who are dropping their sophomore album, 'Burns from the X-Rays' on June 5. We discuss the process leading up to the album and more.
Read MoreUsing the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold infill to create something beautiful as a reference, Brisbane’s It’s Acrylic have taken a side-step from their more emo/alt rock stylings, and crafted something stunning in the track, ‘Kintsukuroi’, teaming up with fellow Brisbane artist, Neish. On this episode, we delve into the creation of that track, and discuss the Brisbane music scene (and more).
Read MoreGeorgia Betts is a SE Qld-based folk/indie singer/songwriter who has just dropped her debut full length album, ‘Autumn’ - a release that presents a cohesive yet diverse soundscape that mirrors the changing season it’s name after. In this podcast we discuss the process behind the album, Georgia’s busking background, and how she found her voice.
Read MoreEpisode #83 of The Point Music Podcast sees chats with Denis from Lovelovelove talking about the latest EP, 'everything feels like a movie', shifting from indie-pop to the world of alt-folk, and that damn staircase at Brisbane's Black Bear Lodge.
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