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The art of crossing over: Taking South Australian music global

In order to build sustainable careers, Australian musicians need a global audience. Crossover Music is an independent market development program that will help local artists make it on the international stage.

Adelaide’s emerging music streaming industry is an opportunity to get gender representation right

As festivals and gigs have fallen to the wayside due to the coronavirus, grassroots digital broadcasters have become the gatekeepers for live music. CityMag spoke to some local streaming platforms about how they're tackling the issue of gender representation.

How musicians can earn money during the COVID-19 pandemic

And how best to support local artists you love while living in social isolation.

Vote for your favourite local musos in Play / Pause / Play’s annual Heaps Good 50

With only days to go before polls shut, pledge your fealty to your most-loved South Australian musical act and moment in this purely local countdown.

Making news this week: Thursday 11 July

A short, 'behind the news' take on the week's headlines. Everything you need to know about what's going on in your city from the journalists of InDaily.

Adelaide doesn’t need a South by South Australia

While no South Australian artists played at South by Southwest this year, Adelaide is still making waves where it counts, says Play / Pause / Play founder, Luke Penman.

Introducing Planet Shhh: Music management for alternative Adelaide

With Planet Shhh, West Thebarton's Josh Healey and Tom Gordon are making use of their extensive industry networks to make Adelaide a national hub for alternative music.

How to be a festival director

Director of not one, but two Adelaide festivals, Amanda Duthie has risen to the top of Australia’s arts scene by constantly investing in those who are just starting out at the bottom.