Baker Boy

Summer is right around the corner, so it’s time to get our warm weather playlists in order. KCRW DJ Raul Campos shares some of his favorite artists right now:. Campos is also hosting KCRW’s Global Beat series that spotlights emerging artists around the world, and Australia is the focus right now.

Positive vibes can be hard to muster, and even harder to maintain – unless you’re Aussie rap icon, Baker Boy, that is. The Aussie rapper, dancer, actor, artist, multi-linguist, Order of Australia (OAM) medal winner, and all-round powerhouse is back to shed some positivity on the party people with his slapping new single, Ride, featuring Yirrmal.

For fans of: Liam Finn, Elliott Smith, Courtney Barnett. Phil Jamieson, like many Australian musicians who came to prominence in the 90s, had his biggest sales success with music he made as a teenager. Since then he has released seven Grinspoon albums, fronted supergroups who covered the Beatles and the Easybeats, and even took a role in the musical version of Green Day’s American Idiot, settling into “elder statesman of rock” mode before scraping middle age. Yet it has taken until now for Jamieson to release any solo material. Rubberband is the flipside to February’s Kapow!, and the more commercial of the songs. A gentle, rhythmic song in which Jamieson’s voice never rises above a croaky whisper, this is a far cry from the distortion and big choruses of Grinspoon, and nicely sets Jamieson up as an introspective songwriter á la Neil Finn. A simple, heartfelt song.

The COVID-19 pandemic has shined a light on the importance of food safety. More than ever, foodservice operators are under scrutiny to provide fresh products in safe, user-friendly packaging. Many stores are now required to serve fresh bakery products either wrapped or in pre-packaged containers. This has led to unappealing...

DICKINSON, ND. — Bakery manufacturer Baker Boy has announced the launch of a new line of individually wrapped donuts under The Donut Hole brand. The individually wrapped donuts offer operators a solution to a potentially lasting trend of providing fresh products in safe, user-friendly packaging with a new line of packaged and fully finished retail-ready donuts.

For the first time in the history of the Vanda & Young Global Songwriting Competition, two First Nations acts, Thelma Plum and Baker Boy, took the top spots. Plum and her song ‘Better In Blak’ won the $50,000 cash prize courtesy of APRA AMCOS, Alberts and BMG. The song, which cracked the ARIA Singles Chart in 2019 and went Gold, was co-written by the Gamilaraay performer, songwriter-producer Alexander Burnett and London-based Oli Horton.