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Subcultural Exuberance | Saul Good | Phelt Pheatures

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Subcultural Exuberance | Saul Good | Phelt Pheatures

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TROVE 004 | Angus Mills

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TROVE 004 | Angus Mills

Seeing as “Alva” blew us away we had to ask the producer what tracks made by his peers have resonated with him recently.
“You Forget” | Oliver Henry & Keepa | Phelt Phinds 027

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“You Forget” | Oliver Henry & Keepa | Phelt Phinds 027

Moving vocals wrap themselves around lush instrumentation as the collaborators take you to the skies. There’s an intriguing dichotomy between heartache and hope in Keepa’s vocal delivery – mourning and celebrating a relationship simultaneously.
Subcultural Exuberance | Saul Good | Phelt Pheatures

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Subcultural Exuberance | Saul Good | Phelt Pheatures

Studying Saul’s work there’s a playfulness and zest to every subject matter he tackles. In one piece, a painter whistles a merry tune as he heads off for a day on the job. In another, a jolly fruit vendor juggles oranges in a commissioned work for Atomic Beer.
TROVE 002 | Low~D

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TROVE 002 | Low~D

For our second edition of TROVE, we’ve invited one of the smiliest selectors Eora has to offer and a member of our Phelt Writer’s family. Low~D (Jack Cody) decided to start stringing tracks together after gazing too long at his records sitting idly at home.
TROVE 001 | SAIDAH

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TROVE 001 | SAIDAH

Welcome to Trove. A series where we chat to our favourite music purveyors about five tracks that have hit differently recently and how each one came into their lives. The inaugural treasures come courtesy of SAIDAH (Zoe Saidah).
Delightfully Deviant | Kim Manning | Phelt Pheatures

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Delightfully Deviant | Kim Manning | Phelt Pheatures

What Kim puts down on paper is stunning, an unbridled depiction of sexual pleasure. Wielding an array of watercolours she brings raunchy and arousing scenes to life. In one work, women explore each other’s soaking bodies in the shower. In another, a man enters his partner as they writhe under the sheets.
Where The Magic Happens | Aniss Hamdane | Phelt Pheatures

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Where The Magic Happens | Aniss Hamdane | Phelt Pheatures

Aniss reminds us of how beautifully engineered cars truly are. A myriad of different parts working harmoniously to deliver us safely from A to B. Whether intentional or not, he celebrates the minutiae – from hundreds of LEDs in a single brake light to the jigsawed panels that make up a car’s outer shell.
‘TWO SHRiMPS’ (feat. Mac DeMarco) | DOMi & JD BECK | Phelt Phinds 026

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‘TWO SHRiMPS’ (feat. Mac DeMarco) | DOMi & JD BECK | Phelt Phinds 026

There’s a contagious urgency to DOMi and JD BECK’s instrumentation. You can’t escape it. It sucks you into a musical centrifuge, a place that’s free of fear and full of love.
‘Years In The Ground’ | Patrick Holland | Phelt Phinds 025

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‘Years In The Ground’ | Patrick Holland | Phelt Phinds 025

Made up of stark electric guitar riffs and soothing percussion, the singer-songwriter spruiks an important message. He encourages us to make the most out of the time we have here before we all end up six feet under.
Stolen Moments | Sam Bohorquez | Phelt Pheatures

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Stolen Moments | Sam Bohorquez | Phelt Pheatures

Bohorquez’s images give us windows into memories of people and places so palpable – one can almost hear cars zooming by, smell the smoke billowing from lit cigarettes and feel the texture of bricks and mortar. Her work is a stunning insight into pockets of the world we may otherwise not see.
One Day At A Time | Victor Shergill | Phelt Pheatures

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One Day At A Time | Victor Shergill | Phelt Pheatures

The way Victor creates is a sign of the digital times. Think finger painting but on your phone screen. Using an app called Heavypaint, the Sydneysider brews calming scenes through smears and strokes.
‘Wish’ | Four Songs EP | Blood Orange | Phelt Phinds 024

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‘Wish’ | Four Songs EP | Blood Orange | Phelt Phinds 024

‘Wish’ is the one we keep playing over and over. Founded on soft snares and hazy synths, Hynes has crafted a record that’s purpose-built for car rides. We’re talking about those trips where you’re driving on auto-pilot and your mind’s in far-off places. 
Sydney Underground Film Festival 2022 | Phelt Phavourites

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Sydney Underground Film Festival 2022 | Phelt Phavourites

The Sydney Underground Film Festival is a truly unique experience that showcases obscure, thought-provoking cinema or as I like to say, films you wouldn’t take home to meet your parents. It’s a one-of-a-kind festival that features eclectic storytelling from across the globe as well as our own backyard.
More Than Human | Bela Rofe | Phelt Pheatures

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More Than Human | Bela Rofe | Phelt Pheatures

The Australian artist (now based in Berlin) leans into the growing posthuman and ecocritical art movements which focus on decentering Human beings and reminding us of the interconnectedness of all life; fauna, flora and beyond. Sparked by her innate “curiosity about if and how other organisms think, feel and communicate”, Rofe uses her work to remind us we live in a “more-than-human world”.

The Elevated Everyday | Harry Cole | Phelt Pheatures

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The Elevated Everyday | Harry Cole | Phelt Pheatures

Looking through Harry’s various IG profiles, it’s interesting to see what captures his eye,  oftentimes noticing the moment behind the moment. It’s a man feeding pigeons on a pier, a case of Coopers casually slung over a tattooed arm, a Parisian tightly clasping a long-stem rose or a couple of sunkissed grommets scrolling away on a beach-side sofa.
A Language Informed By Light | Daniel Goode | Phelt Pheatures

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A Language Informed By Light | Daniel Goode | Phelt Pheatures

Whether it’s a studio set for Vogue or the great outdoors, there is a controlled sense of cohesion to all that may be seen or suggested in his frames. Often only involving a model, carefully curated objects and soft tones, Dan’s work is cinematic; a feeling he seeks out when behind the lens.

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Where The Magic Happens | Aniss Hamdane | Phelt Pheatures

Aniss reminds us of how beautifully engineered cars truly are. A myriad of different parts working harmoniously to deliver us safely from A to B. Whether intentional or not, he celebrates the minutiae – from hundreds of LEDs in a single brake light to the jigsawed panels that make up a car’s outer shell.
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Stolen Moments | Sam Bohorquez | Phelt Pheatures

Bohorquez’s images give us windows into memories of people and places so palpable – one can almost hear cars zooming by, smell the smoke billowing from lit cigarettes and feel the texture of bricks and mortar. Her work is a stunning insight into pockets of the world we may otherwise not see.
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The Elevated Everyday | Harry Cole | Phelt Pheatures

Looking through Harry’s various IG profiles, it’s interesting to see what captures his eye,  oftentimes noticing the moment behind the moment. It’s a man feeding pigeons on a pier, a case of Coopers casually slung over a tattooed arm, a Parisian tightly clasping a long-stem rose or a couple of sunkissed grommets scrolling away on a beach-side sofa.
Read Story

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A Language Informed By Light | Daniel Goode | Phelt Pheatures

Whether it’s a studio set for Vogue or the great outdoors, there is a controlled sense of cohesion to all that may be seen or suggested in his frames. Often only involving a model, carefully curated objects and soft tones, Dan’s work is cinematic; a feeling he seeks out when behind the lens.
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Inanimate Intrigue | Gus Faithfull | Phelt Pheatures

Within these landscapes, Gus hones in on lonely-looking structures – a payphone, a halogen sign, a battered vehicle, a telegraph pole. The photographer giving these lifeless objects an air of intrigue.
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Same, Same But Different | Luke Anderson | Phelt Pheatures

“It’s funny in New York how much the same route to work can change so much with different people or weather. I used to walk 30 minutes each way, to and from Ksubi. That trip took me through the East Side, Chinatown, Little Italy and Soho.”
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