Ahead of Jack Grays' upcoming new single ‘Drive Her Home’ out Friday October 10 I had the opportunity to catch up with Jack in Melbourne before opening for international sensation, Daniel Seavey. Entering the Forum, there was this immediate sense of ease, the kind of warmth that makes you feel like you’re catching up with an old friend, even if it’s your first time meeting.

When I sat down with Billianne, there was a spark of both nervousness and excitement in her voice, the kind of energy that only comes when you’re standing on the edge of something life-changing. Having just released her new debut album Modes of Transportation, I was super excited to talk with her about the journey to her new release and what was in store for this up and coming singer-songwriter from Canada. 

From humble beginnings from a church-going middle-class family in Georgia, Carpenter released his debut album Falling Apart way back in 2016. Since then, he has garnered a loyal and ever-growing fanbase, opening for artists such as Tyler Childers, Lewis Capaldi, Role Model and most recently Alex Warren on his Australian tour. Carpenter's album, Country, released in 2024, is what really put him on the map. A deeply earnest record exploring love, home, family and loneliness.

After spending the last couple of years writing in Nashville, performing sold out solo shows across the UK and Australia and supporting artists such as Drax Project and The Band Camino on their respective tours, Pittman is gearing up to release his brand new EP dropping September 19th, okay. again?, is a six-track masterclass in storytelling and the tumultuous nature of modern dating.

Jessica Mauboy has long been one of Australia’s most recognisable voices for nearly 20 years. Recently inducted into the National Indigenous Music Awards (NIMAs) Hall of Fame, she has become not only a household name but also a cultural trailblazer whose music continues to evolve alongside her. Through her warmth and strength, she has continued to make incredible achievements till this day and are honoured to have her join us in conversation with Unraveled Edit. 

It’s not everyday that you come across someone who you can just tell is going to be a big star someday - REDD. is very much one of those people.

From discovering his voice at the tender age of 4 to headlining shows across the globe, Matthew Ifield's journey in music is a credit to natural talent nurtured by a passionate fanbase.

2025 is already delivering some standout music, and Gold Coast singer-songwriter bella amor is adding her voice to the mix with the release of her latest EP, this is where i’m at.

Not many can say that they’ve spoken at a Ted Talk, released an EP, and travelled across Europe to fight climate change in the upcoming documentary Future Council. But Ruby Rodgers has done it al. The 15 year old Sydney-based singer-songwriter comes from a line of critically acclaimed musicians and rock legends. Her parents and grandparents have left their own marks in the music industry. But make no mistake, because Ruby is carving out a path that’s entirely her own. 

Meet Eleni Drake; a rising indie artist known for her nostalgic, honest sound. Unraveled got to chat with Drake about how she found her voice, the stories behind her latest singles “Dolores” and “A Wonder Day,” and what’s ahead (including a new album and her first headline tour).

With over 18 million albums sold, multi-city tours sold out and 5 albums under their belt as one of Australia’s most successful musical exports, Calum Hood is no stranger to the industry.

After over a decade in the band, Hood has spread his wings, embarking on his first-ever solo venture. His upcoming album ORDER chaos ORDER, is a deeply personal exploration of love, grief, addiction, family and fame. Hood does not seek to change the past, instead to observe and reflect on it.

HONNE, aka Andy Clutterbuck and James Hatcher, sat down and chatted with us ahead of THE OUCH tour. The duo will head down under with a fresh set of tracks from their much-anticipated fourth studio album OUCH, which dropped in early September.

KIAN recently released his new album ‘Wake Up, You’re Falling’ and Unraveled had a chat with him about all things music, finding yourself and what his predictions are for the Australian music industry.

Unraveled chats with Lorren Chiodo who opens up about the release of her debut EP Brain Pain, a raw and introspective project that explores vulnerability, authenticity, and self-discovery.

Written mostly while on tour with Harry Styles, the EP blends personal experiences with her unique musical influences, merging synth and orchestral elements. Discussing the impact of touring with artists like Harry Styles and UMI, the creative freedom she found in making the EP independently, and how her mentor, trumpet player Tiger Okoshi, inspired one of the project's most emotional moments. Brain Pain is an honest, cathartic exploration of Lorren's journey to embrace her artistry and vulnerability.

At the heart of the Northcote Social Club, we got the chance to interview a very talented alt-rock artist all the way from New Zealand named ratbag (Sophie Brown) for her f show in Melbourne, Australia. 

When I first interviewed GOODFRND at the start of Unraveled Edit, I knew right away that he had something special. His raw, unapologetic lyrics and unique sound were impossible to ignore. Fast forward a year, and GOODFRND is back with a whole new vibe, kicking things off with his latest single, Frustrated.

Meet TASH, the soulful R&B pop artist from Australia. On the rise with 80 million streams and counting, TASH took a moment to answer some questions from Unraveled Edit.

Melbourne-based singer-songwriter Tyde Levi has finally found his voice. Levi’s debut hit single ‘Goldchains’ was released in 2018 when he was just 19 years old. Now Levi’s newest release ‘Open Up My Mind’, a sensitive indie bedroom-pop track, was written at a time he describes as a “major turning point” in his life, and Levi has settled into his most authentic self yet. 

After two EP's, Telenova has released their debut album ‘Time Is A Flower’. The Melbourne-based three-piece has also just announced its biggest tour stopping in Australia, New Zealand, UK and Europe throughout the rest of 2024.

Perth four-piece DICE have built up a solid buzz over the last three years. Catchy singles, major festival appearances, and an extensive national tour have set the stage for their debut album Midnight Zoo. In the nervous weeks leading up to release day, guitarist Tom King and bassist Regan Beazley caught up for a chat.