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music video for her single ‘Before You Gotta Go’ and fellow Melbourne act Quivers’ clip for ‘You’re Not Always On My Mind’.Both music videos feature the respective musicians heading out into the field and recording audio samples from the natural world.

Courtney Barnett has shared a film clip for her latest single, ‘Before You Gotta Go’, wherein the Australian indie-rocker explores her world through the nostalgic hum of an old-school tape recorder.In true Courtney Barnett fashion, though, there’s a tasteful splash of weirdness waiting to be unearthed in the clip; as her idyllic adventure through sound progresses – taking her through rainforests, fields, beaches and a mountain – Barnett comes across her own giant head emerging from a bright

Courtney Barnett has shared a cover of The Velvet Underground and Nico‘s ‘I’ll Be Your Mirror’.

Indie-rock singer-songwriter Courtney Barnett has returned with the new song "Before You Gotta Go," a track from her upcoming album Things Take Time, Take Time. Whenever an argument with a significant other ends, there's a specific kind of warm light that breaks through the clouds while still catching the gloom of the fight.

Courtney Barnett has shared her latest single ‘Before You Gotta Go’ – you can hear the new song below.The track is the next preview of Barnett’s forthcoming new album ‘Things Take Time, Take Time’, which is set for release on November 12 via Marathon Artists.‘Before You Gotta Go’ has been released today (August 11) and features co-production from Warpaint‘s Stella Mozgawa.“Sometimes I try to say everything in one song, or put my whole belief system into a vox pop, but you just can’t do that —

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Courtney Barnett has announced the release of her new album, ‘Things Take Time, Take Time’, and has shared a brand new single – listen to ‘Rae Street’ below.According to a press release, the Australian singer-songwriter’s new album signals the arrival of ‘Courtney 2.0’ and “an exciting new chapter for a musician who is operating at the very peak of her powers”.Set to be released on November 12, ‘Things Take Time, Take Time’ was written over two years and recorded towards the end of 2020 and

Courtney Barnett has teased the arrival of new music, releasing a small excerpt on streaming services under a pseudonym.On Instagram, Barnett promoted her Tell Me What You’re Listening To playlist on Spotify. She also released a professionally-filmed clip of her looking out the window of her home.A post shared by courtneymelba (@courtneymelba)Interestingly, one of the songs on the playlist is the 13-second track ‘All Eyes on the Pavement’ by Oliver Paul, clearly sung by Barnett.

Courtney Barnett has announced a sprawling North American headline tour, hitting 23 cities throughout the last weeks of 2021 and first two months of 2022.The tour will feature a changing roster of support acts. Bartees Strange is scheduled to appear at the 2021 dates in Arizona, California and Washington.

Sharon Van Etten will soon release epic Ten, the upcoming covers album celebrating just over ten years of her album Ten. The project contains a number of exciting gets — Courtney Barnett, Vagabon, Lucinda Williams, and more — but the most anticipated song on the project was undoubtedly the cover of "Love More" from none other than Fiona Apple.

Courtney Barnett and Vagabon have teamed up for a new take on Sharon Van Etten's 2010 single "Don't Do It." The singers offer a rockier take on the original, their voices harmonizing over the track's electric backbone. The track is set to appear on Van Etten's upcoming project epic Ten, which will pair a reissue of her 2010 album Epic alongside covers of the album's tracks by various artists including Fiona Apple, Lucinda Williams, Big Red Machine, and more.

Courtney Barnett has once again partnered with Vagabon to cover Sharon Van Etten’s track ‘Don’t Do It’.The track is lifted from the forthcoming anniversary edition of Van Etten’s 2010 album, ‘Epic’.

Courtney Barnett has launched a new website and archival project that documents the songwriter’s live performances over the last decade and a half.The new site allows fans to extensively explore Barnett’s prolific touring history, featuring live videos, full concert desk mixes, backstage photos, show posters and more.Originally conceived as a simple way for fans to experience her live performances while touring was on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic, the project expanded with the help of

Sharon Van Etten has announced a new anniversary edition of her 2010 album ‘Epic’, with the double LP set to include covers by the likes of IDLES, Courtney Barnett and Fiona Apple.‘Epic Ten’ will be released digitally on April 16 before a physical release follows on June 11 via Ba Da Bing.Celebrating the recent 10th anniversary of the original release of ‘Epic’ (which came out in September 2010), ‘Epic Ten’ will include the original album and a separate seven-track record of covers of tracks

Courtney Barnett for a Karen Dalton-inspired cover of Tim Hardin’s 1965 classic ‘Reason to Believe’.In a press statement, Vagabon – real name Laetitia Tamko – said she had recently discovered the Karen Dalton take on ‘Reason to Believe’, and after hearing it, she became “obsessed”.“The decision to have Courtney sing it with me came after we performed it together live at the Palace Theatre in Los Angeles on Valentine’s Day 2020, a month before lockdown,” Vagabon explained.“It was fresh in our

Vagabon's Laetitia Tamko and Courtney Barnett shared their take on the oft-covered "Reason to Believe" on Thursday. Heavily inspired by folk singer Karen Dalton's version of the song, the track is the perfect blend of sparse, acoustic guitar and Vagabon and Barnett's soft harmonies.

Anonymous Club, a documentary about singer-songwriter Courtney Barnett, has received funding from Screen Australia as part of the organisation’s $2.5million documentary production funding round.Taking its title from Barnett’s 2013 ‘How to Carve a Carrot into a Rose’ track of the same name, a brief synopsis of Anonymous Club says the film “[explores] the inner life of the notoriously shy artist amidst her significant rise to fame”.The documentary is written and directed by filmmaker Danny Cohen,

Courtney Barnett has announced her first gig with a full live band since January, a global livestream from her home city of Melbourne.She’ll perform from one of the city’s landmark structures, the Royal Exhibition Building, the first building in Australia to receive UNESCO World Heritage status.The ticketed show is set to take place on December 17, with streams going out at different times to allow fans all over the world to tune in.The show will be streamed at 8pm GMT / 9pm CET for European

Courtney Barnett, Amyl and The Sniffers, Kathleen Hanna, Palehound, KO Newborn and more will feature on a new cassette compilation titled ‘Hands Off!’.The compilation was created in response to the multiple allegations of sexual misconduct against the now-defunct label, Burger Records.‘Hands Off!’ is curated and produced by Miss Alex White of White Mystery, May McDonough of Psychedelic Cherry, LG from Thelma and the Sleaze, and Charlie Kaplan of Tapehead City.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorFive agents formerly with Paradigm have launched a new agency called TBA that represents The War on Drugs, Courtney Barnett, Chvrches, Jose Gonzales, Guided by Voices, Jay Som, Yaeji, Omar Apollo and many other artists.The company, which has offices in New York and Los Angeles, was founded by agents Marshall Betts, Avery McTaggart, Amy Davidman, Ryan Craven, and Devin Landau.

Courtney Barnett has shared her cover of Kev Carmody’s ‘Just for You’.

Phoebe Bridgers and Courtney Barnett have teamed up for a stripped-back cover of the Gillian Welch classic ‘Everything Is Free’.

Courtney Barnett has hinted at a quieter sound in forthcoming material in an interview with Australian radio station Double J today (July 17).Speaking to Double J presenter Zan Rowe, the ‘Avant Gardener’ singer spoke about creating new music on the road and how her new songs have “a distinctly different feel”.“I’ve been working on these songs since the last album came out, I guess,” Barnett said.“A lot of them are these soft, folk songs that are written in hotel rooms.

coronavirus crisis.The Reykjavik festival will welcome the previously announced acts Metronomy, Courtney Barnett, The Murder Capital, Squid and more between November 4-7.Earlier today (June 16), organisers confirmed that they were “back in business” while announcing the new addition of Freyr to their bill.

Idles, Courtney Barnett and Glass Animals.The ‘Pooneh Ghana and Friends T-shirt Collab Fundraiser’ will raise money for a large number of charities, including a slew of anti-racism organisations and those tackling the coronavirus outbreak, such as the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for WHO.As well as the three aforementioned artists, the likes of Cage The Elephant, Sunflower Bean, The Big Moon, Pond and DIIV are all also featured in the charity t-shirt range, which will be on sale until July

Courtney Barnett is no stranger to The Tonight Show. The Australian singer and songwriter has performed on Jimmy Fallon’s late night show on several occasions over the years, but never quite like this.Like the rest of us, Barnett is stuck at home.

Her fifth performance on the program

'Music From The Homefront' took place on Anzac Day

Tame Impala maestro Kevin Parker, Courtney Barnett, The Wiggles, Marlon Williams, Vance Joy and Tim Minchin lead a starry lineup for Music From The Home Front, a televised concert spectacular set for this Saturday.