With current ticket allocations for both TV Girl and The Last Dinner Party’s highly anticipated, upcoming Australian tours exhausted within minutes of going on sale, it’s clear that we’re gonna need some bigger venues!

Riding her own wave of R&B and alt-pop, Sydney’s Chelsea Warner returns with new single ‘Drama’. A perfect late night jam, the song is Chelsea’s first official release for 2021 and a great stride forward when it comes to the evolution of this talented young artist.

Drawing comparisons to trendsetting femmes BENEE, Lennon Stella and Grace, HANNI takes an eclectic range of influences, from Sasha Sloan and Marco to develop her glittery take on pop.

The pastoral, rangy ‘Mollyduker’, sung by Stefan, is a quintessential driving song, its steady, wiry groove hardly letting up over the course of its runtime.

The body of work truly succeeds in highlighting this, culminating in a remarkably cohesive collection of tracks which showcase Swaine's catchy yet restrained pop songwriting.

Sydney-based rapper ZEKIEL has graced us once again, this time with “Like Gold”, a relaxed hip hop track facing the heavy weighted topic of alcohol addiction. A mellowed journey into the mind and introspective reflection of the alternative pop artist, “LikeGold” is a calming lofi voyage, comparable to the styles of Post Malone and TheWeekend. 

Today, Sydney based musician, composer and vocalist Tim Ayre shares his latest alt-pop gem 'Mexican Holiday', out via Kitsuné Musique. Combining Tim's unmistakable vocals with an optimistic melody, 'Mexican Holiday' is drenched in nostalgia and wanderlust. The single is taken from his upcoming EP Modern Life, set to be released later this year.

 Winifred is putting her own quirky spin on modern pop. Influenced by artists like BANKS, Nao, Joji and Little Dragon, she is navigating her own path in the music space as an alt-pop artist with a focus on sound design production.

Standing out with her otherworldly vocal abilities and honest approach to songwriting, Aya Yves is quickly becoming one of the premier emerging faces in Australian pop.

Over the past few years, The Great Emu War Casualties have embedded themselves in the Australian indie scene with their idiosyncratic style of lucid indie/ art-rock/ alt-pop that's layered with perceptive and canny lyricism.

Speaking on the EP, Nick shares; 'It was important to me that every song came from a different palette of sounds and emotions, but still felt cohesive. Acoustic guitar was the main thread pulling all of these songs together, as well as hip-hop influenced production and baroque flourishes.

Indie-pop trailblazer Lola Scott has revealed another new single from her upcoming body of work, ¼ Life Crisis.

Introducing 19 year old singer and songwriter, Tulliah. Hailing from Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula, Tulliah writes from a place of heartfelt experiences with melodies that seamlessly wash over you. Today, she has revealed her captivating new single ‘Just My Type (A Little Bit Lonely)’ - a deluge of earnest songwriting with a profound sound that catapults Tulliah well beyond her young years. Tulliah is thrilled to be launching her new project with two live debut headline performances at Melbourne’s Corner Hotel on Sunday 31 January. Tickets for the early show went on sale yesterday and were snapped up in no time.

Today, Melbourne's NEON PATTERN SUNDIAL shares the eagerly awaited debut EP One Moment Never Meant A Thing. Sonically diverse and rich in eclectic sounds and textures, the EP contrasts sparkling energy with meditative ambiance, showcasing colourful and thoughtful alt-pop which is both transportive and introspective. Working with producer Marc Scollo (Jimmy Harwood), the EP was recorded and produced over a period of 18 months in Scollo's home studio, enlisting the help of many friends including Alex Siderov (Orange Orange) and Bek Nafiz (The Rollercanes, Lemon Daze), before final mastering by Lachlan Carrick (A.B. Original, Ainslie Wills, Eilish Gilligan).

Adelaide-born, Melbourne-based rising alt-pop star Shahrae has released her latest tune “Control.” The powerful bassline and dark, haunting electronice tones encapsulate the uniquely ethereal qualities of Shahrae’s stunning vocal capabilities.

Homegrown multi ARIA award winning, singer-songwriter Amy Shark has today announced a massive headline tour of Australia in June/July 2021 in support of her highly anticipated sophomore album, CRY FOREVER, set for release April 30, 2021 and available to pre-order now. Shark’s national CRY FOREVER tour will be the Gold Coast local’s most ambitious live undertaking yet in some of the largest venues Australia has to offer, and to celebrate the announcement she’s today shared a new tune from the album, ‘All the Lies About Me’. The tour will kick off at Qudos Bank Arena (Sydney) on June 12, before moving through to Rod Laver Arena (Melbourne) on June 18, Wrest Point Lawns (Hobart) June 19, HOTA (Gold Coast) June 25, Riverstage (Brisbane) June 26, Adelaide Entertainment Centre July 1, and will finish up in Perth at RAC Arena on July 3. Tickets go on sale Friday 11 December at 10am local time.

“Control” is a truly immersive experience, artistically blending the themes explored in the lyrics with the production work on the track.

“Freedom” is the third release from Aeora this year, following the release of hard-hitting, dark-pop single “Breathe” and “Give It” earlier this year, which was her first release in two years.

“At that age, I did the best I could, and will always be figuring it out. No one person is 100 percent buddha with all the answers.

‘Burn’ matches feelings of hopelessness with rousing sonic progressions that offer a spark for people to keep on going. To push through.