Noah and Marzi attended SXSW to have conversations with trailblazing local artists, starting with PANIA with a chat fresh off the release of EP WE STILL YOUNG.

Catch more chats from SXSW across SYN, from The Hoist, The Hip-Hip Show, Asian Pop Nation, New & Approved, and of course here on SoulFood.

Noah and Marzi attended SXSW to have conversations with trailblazing local artists, starting with PANIA with a chat fresh off the release of EP WE STILL YOUNG.
Catch more chats from SXSW across <a href="https://www.instagram.com/synmedia/">SYN</a>, from The Hoist, The Hip-Hip Show, Asian Pop Nation, New &amp; Approved, and of course here on SoulFood.

Does Melbourne have the taste for R&B?

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If R&B has proven to be commercially successful, why hasn’t the Australian Music Industry maximised on this trend to nurture emerging local R&B acts? A big question with plenty of potential answers, however we cannot unpack that question without first exploring locally. 

Join SoulFood: Table for Two, where we will be chatting to artists, industry experts and ordinary Melbournians!

Does Melbourne have the taste for R&amp;B?
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If R&amp;B has proven to be commercially successful, why hasn’t the Australian Music Industry maximised on this trend to nurture emerging local R&amp;B acts? A big question with plenty of potential answers, however we cannot unpack that question without first exploring locally. 
Join SoulFood: Table for Two, where we will be chatting to artists, industry experts and ordinary Melbournians!

SoulFood: Table for Two

If R&B has proven to be commercially successful, why hasn’t the Australian music industry maximised on this trend to nurture emerging local R&B acts? A big question with plenty of potential answers, however we cannot unpack that question without first exploring locally.

Join SoulFood where we will be taking the first step into seeing whether Melbourne has a taste for R&B! Every week six local R&B fusion tracks will be featured on-air alongside six international R&B tracks to highlight equal talent our homemade artists possess.

If R&amp;B has proven to be commercially successful, why hasn’t the Australian music industry maximised on this trend to nurture emerging local R&amp;B acts? A big question with plenty of potential answers, however we cannot unpack that question without first exploring locally.
Join SoulFood where we will be taking the first step into seeing whether Melbourne has a taste for R&amp;B! Every week six local R&amp;B fusion tracks will be featured on-air alongside six international R&amp;B tracks to highlight equal talent our homemade artists possess.

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