Rachael Fahim is not sure why 2026 is the time for her debut body of work Who You Are to be out in the world, but the stars have aligned and she is ready to make a whole bunch of new friends. 

Having been dedicated to her craft for over a decade in the country scene, Rachael Fahim has steadily built an impressive career.  She was named the winner of the Toyota Star Maker competition at the Tamworth Country Music Festival in 2017, has scored six number one Australian Country Radio singles, performed to thousands across the country, and most recently received the APRA Music Award for Most Performed Country Work for her single Who You Are.

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.

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.

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.

‘i don’t wanna be here’ is a raw and empathetic introduction to Charlie Pittman, the singer/songwriter releasing their first single and I had the lucky opportunity to chat with him ahead of his performance with Drax Project in Sydney and a headline show in London.