Todd Hunter is a songwriter and musician known for his involvement in rock band Dragon. He’s also composed hits for other artists and for TV and film.

Les Gock rose to fame in the Australian band Hush, before making a career as a writer and producer in the advertising world.

Musician Don Walker (Cold Chisel) on the importance of saving audio tapes, and how he still keeps the handwritten notes where he first captured the ideas for many songs.

Singer and musician Judith Durham (1943–2022) is best known as the lead vocalist of the 1960s music group, The Seekers – the first Australian band to achieve major chart and sales success in Britai

In this interview recorded for the NFSA's Oral History Program, Wouter ‘Wally’ De Backer, better known as Gotye, briefly outlines his Belgian ancestry, his gradual awareness of his artistic abiliti

The first Australian surf hit was the instrumental 'Surfside’ from The Denvermen, entering the charts in January 1963 and reaching No. 1 in the Sydney Top 40.

From punk rockers to pop darlings, these Oral History interviews highlight the depth and diversity of Australian music.

Remembering 'Treaty', Yothu Yindi's powerful and iconic protest song from the 1990s.

Looking back on the life and accomplishments of late rock star, music theatre performer and television actor Jon English.

Curator Nick Henderson spoke with musician Deborah Conway ahead of her performance at the NFSA on 18 March 2016.