St Philips Christian College harnesses music to get students active.
How do we get our kids to be more active? It’s a topic that schools, governments and parents are struggling to solve – one Principal thinks cutting sport is the answer?
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How do we get our kids to be more active? It’s a topic that schools, governments and parents are struggling to solve – one Principal thinks cutting sport is the answer?
Have you ever wondered why people sing? Why we love a good beat? Or why we get goosebumps from certain songs? Our valiant hosts Linda and Dan try to answer these questions and more in ‘What Is Music’, a new show exploring the mystery and magic of a language that works in invisible and irresistible ways.
As the music community convened yesterday for the start of Bigsound, executives from Commercial Radio Australia, Nightlife Music and the local film industry fronted a senate inquiry 1,600 km away in Adelaide, set up to examine the economic and cultural impact of Australian content on broadcast, radio and streaming services.
More Australian artists are being heard and discovered in pubs, clubs, gyms, shopping complexes and even bowling centres, than they are on radio. With the record store all but disappeared, the public performance sector was the new shop front for music discovery in the digital age.
Picking the optimal workout song is harder than it sounds. On one hand it needs to be catchy enough to distract you from said workout, but not too repetitive so you become bored of the track. It’s a tricky balance, but according to the research, Eminem’s Lose Yourself has stood the test of time. Whether it’s the catchy beat, the…
What music do you blast when you are trying to get into the workout zone? For many, the answer will be Eminem's Lose Yourself, a song famed as much for its motivational lyrics (and reference to "mum's spaghetti") as its place in the 2002 drama 8 Mile.
Will labelling Australian records with an Australian Made sticker increase sales, or at least increase exposure by local consumers? Especially for lesser-known independent acts or proponents of niche genres as jazz, classical and world music?
Nightlife Music crunched the nominees for the 47 nominees for the awards, held in Adelaide. “We analysed the data across almost 3,500 venues in Australia that are choosing to showcase Australian indie artists in the playlists we create for them; a weekly listening audience of around 6 million people a week,"
Sunshine Coast Senior Constable Jeff Frazer keeps our streets safe, and more recently helped bring back youths to Blue Light Discos.
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