Tacey Rychter catches up with Nkechi Anele from fresh six-piece dance outfit Bagatelle.
What you would be doing if not singing: I would be dead…or possibly in science of some sort. I have no idea why, but I really love random facts about the human body and I like to know how things work.
Childhood relic you still [...]
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The Little Things with Nkechi from Bagatelle
It’s all happening for Jackson McLaren
It was chance that Indigo4music happened upon Jackson McLaren, a young talent with nothing but the world before him. We somehow found ourselves at a table with a talented bunch of Queenscliff artists who had retired for the night but not quite to their beds yet, having a few drinks as the spirit of the [...]
Mal Webb, a King of all trades
The amazing and ever-so-funny Mal Webb summed himself up beautifully by interupting our interview in the first 10 seconds, yelling, “I LOVE TRAINS!” in response to the “choo” of the QMF festival train. By far the most eccentric musician we interviewed over the weekend, Mal Webb has had a fascinating and varied career.
Playing drums at [...]
Words with Whitley
Having missed his earlier performance on the Lighthouse stage at Queenscliff music festival I made it a priority to head just up the road to the former church on the corner of Stoke and Hesse street where Melbourne’s talented Whitley would be playing a second set. Sadly the cost was one all too familiar to [...]
Aluka with the Trifecta
“If they get any better, I am definitely going to have to fire them” – Clare Bowditch
Great voices, great music, and great smiles. Aluka – a Melbourne-based, all female vocal trio – seem to have everything covered when it comes to putting on a great show.
The Indigo crew were lucky enough to catch their performance [...]
Amazing Veils
The Veils cemented their place as a magnificent yet criminally underrated band, with an emotionally loaded, musically complex and captivating performance on the final afternoon of the Queenscliff Music Festival. Playing on the main stage, the band began their set with the slow buildup and eventual crashing climax of “Not Yet” from their 2006 abum [...]
Review & Interview – Ellington at the Hi-Fi
Ellington supporting Short Stack @ the Hi-Fi
5th July 2009
As we briskly walked up Swanston Street trying to find Hi-Fi bar we were greeted by an onslaught of teenage girls and the odd boy, dotted proportionately considering the circumstances: the final local show of Short Stack’s current national tour, accompanied by My Future Lies and our interview [...]