Claire Dunton is a Melbourne-based writer who loves indie rock, psychedelic rock and anything that makes her public transport rides groovy. Born in Brissie, Claire fell in love with the Australian music scene at The Zoo, BIGSOUND and countless venues and events that shape music careers and communities. She’s also an avid blogger.
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Dylan Scott digs into his new album, 'Easy Does It,' discusses the balance of a successful country music career with having a family, and more.
“I think you can expect real stories, real-life events. It’s literally putting my life on paper and then going to show it to the big, bad, scary world.”
Matt Ward speaks of country living with authority, similar to how he writes about nature, ahead of his special appearance at Groundwater Country Music Festival.
“I wanted to tell other people’s stories and write songs for people that need them, a song to help them whatever they're going through.”
Tyler Hubbard talks about the "diverse" country music scene, what he's learned from Kane Brown, returning to Australia, and what he likes about Aussie cowboy Wade Forster.
"The good thing about country music is that it’s got all of these edges that intersect," Two Tone Pony frontman David Kirkpatrick tells Countrytown. "I think that gives you great freedom."
Tanner Adell says of her debut Australian visit for Ridin' Hearts festival, "From what I hear, the Australians know how to party."
“I hate writing songs if I don't have a reason to write a song...”
“Being so fresh, it kind of felt like I came out of nowhere, and people were like, ‘Heck yeah, this girl is having a crack!’”
After his recent signing with ABC Music in Australia, punters can expect more of Dan Davidson and, hopefully, more collaborations with Australian country heavy hitters.