Practising, recording and producing all of his music in his bedroom, Stevan’s DIY approach is a common one in the indie scene: “I remember with the first few songs that I put up on SoundCloud, I recorded everything with Apple earphones and the little microphone...super, super dodgy.”

Billymaree has broken into the Australian music industry, fore-fronting its emerging RnB scene. “I want females to embrace their layers, strength in their toughness, in their softness too.” Perhaps a reminder of our ability to feel, perhaps an attempt to make us fall in love with love again, Billymaree plays with RnB as both a source of personal catharsis and empowerment.

JessB – represents the direction the Australian and New Zealand music industry is gearing itself towards - amplifying minority voices and experimenting with different sounds from around the world. Her sound is a melting pot with splashes of Hip Hop, Dancehall and Afrobeats have resulted in her sound being uniquely her own, taking influence from her Kenyan and Pakeha heritage.

614 touched base on Genesis Owusu’s life post album Smiling With No Teeth, his preparation for the future and life outside of music, and how he’s been putting his whole foot into his music for quite some time.

Sampa the Great graces the cover of 614 1st Print and Digital Issue. Sampa speaks to 614 about being unapologetically Black and the importance of representation in her home country of Zambia whilst working on the follow up project to The Return, her widely celebrated and award-winning album.

Korean-Australian and Sydney-Based 1300 are redefining what it means to create Korean Hip-Hop music. The quintet is composed of Pokari, Producer, Goyo, Rako, and Dali, Rappers, and Nerdie, Singer and Producer. What seemed like a casual studio session between new friends in 2020 - during the beginnings of Covid - turned into the creation of a new sound.