As a Queenslander who is about to move to Perth, I've been really hooked on the Perth music scene and I'm very hyped to go out to watch more live shows when I'm over there 🙌
As a South African I am very jealous of the Aussie music scene in general - but interesting analysis of the factors influencing the prolific western scene - thanks for sharing
I just moved back to Perth after living in Sydney for three years, one variable that I've noticed is the impact of the cost of living post-covid. Perth isn't cheap, but Sydney is so unlivable nobody interesting can afford to come out at night anymore, it's almost entirely the equivalent of the Claremont demographic, it's never a reason on its own to go to a gig but the potential to meet new and interesting people is a whole domain of the experience that I enjoy.
I might be misinterpreting what you mean, but pretty much all of the artists I speak about in this video built large local followings without triple j. Jjj jumped on afterwards. So I wouldn't call this music triple j garbage, as triple j essentially just follows the trends now and doesn't set many of their own. They just piggy backed on these bands after their streaming games took off. I'd be interested to hear some of your recommendations of local artists making a buzz who you think are exciting musically? Always want to find more up and comers.
Almost everything promoted by Triple J is also heavily produced by them to be the 'next big thing' and increase the profits coming in. It's the same thing that happens with the American Top 40 shit. Producers find attractive people who can pass as being talented, write catchy music for them and promote it heavily until they're famous and reeling in the cash. Look at the Kid Laroi, promoted until it's massive. It's kind of like forcing a meme, but they're succeeding. That's why all the music is so fucking generic, because it's all coming from the same place. I am unsure why most people have made this connection yet.
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Nice work 🤘🔥
As a Queenslander who is about to move to Perth, I've been really hooked on the Perth music scene and I'm very hyped to go out to watch more live shows when I'm over there 🙌
Check out Triange Fight and False Cobra when you get here.
@@brendansturcke3617 Triangle Fight ;)
been going to perth punk shows they go off
As a South African I am very jealous of the Aussie music scene in general - but interesting analysis of the factors influencing the prolific western scene - thanks for sharing
Could’ve made the same video in 2002. Love it.
I just moved back to Perth after living in Sydney for three years, one variable that I've noticed is the impact of the cost of living post-covid.
Perth isn't cheap, but Sydney is so unlivable nobody interesting can afford to come out at night anymore, it's almost entirely the equivalent of the Claremont demographic, it's never a reason on its own to go to a gig but the potential to meet new and interesting people is a whole domain of the experience that I enjoy.
Interesting point!
get onto some 'Hello Stranger', 'Little Guilt', 'Smol Fish'
Hey, I'm Perth based now! Looking for potential new bands to wiggle into now.....would love to touch base if we can! cheers :)
Hey, email me solitude.liam@gmail.com. see what I can do...
Robert scorch was here
Rolling blackouts coastal fever > ra ra viper
Hi mate the Melbourne indie scene is getting some decent new bands, Camomile - Sleeping Dreaming is a cool new track.
L band, imagine saying you’re from naarm 😆
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Aussies have 100% taken the crown of rock n roll away from the US and UK in the past decade
Dude, cool channel.
Brother you need a mullet
Triple J garbage, none of them are actually doing anything exciting musically.
I might be misinterpreting what you mean, but pretty much all of the artists I speak about in this video built large local followings without triple j. Jjj jumped on afterwards. So I wouldn't call this music triple j garbage, as triple j essentially just follows the trends now and doesn't set many of their own. They just piggy backed on these bands after their streaming games took off. I'd be interested to hear some of your recommendations of local artists making a buzz who you think are exciting musically? Always want to find more up and comers.
@@solitudeausmusic most of the artists making a buzz locally are copy paste indie bands. Check out Paint, Spacerhead, Ghoulies and Pleasants.
I agree, just super generic boring washed out indie rock. There are some good songs here and there but mostly all of these bands sound the same
@@joelsimmers2767 yeah there’s an abundance of the sunsets and mates bands. Golden triangle kids making music
Almost everything promoted by Triple J is also heavily produced by them to be the 'next big thing' and increase the profits coming in. It's the same thing that happens with the American Top 40 shit. Producers find attractive people who can pass as being talented, write catchy music for them and promote it heavily until they're famous and reeling in the cash. Look at the Kid Laroi, promoted until it's massive. It's kind of like forcing a meme, but they're succeeding. That's why all the music is so fucking generic, because it's all coming from the same place. I am unsure why most people have made this connection yet.
Probs cause live music is dead in NSW