Perth-based producer and singer-songwriter Jarrod Jeremiah feels at home in his bedroom studio, but he’s got visions of much more. He’s set to release his new single, Japanese Morning, and it’s a testament to his work ethic – he’s a bit of a perfectionist.

Having just released his stunning debut EP - Everything I Wish I Told You - two weeks back, today Nick Ward returns with the typically energetic visual accompaniment to the record's feature track 'FMF!'. The video comes alongside more exciting news, with Ward set to play his first headline shows in Sydney in support of the EP release.

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.

reak up songs aren’t new territory for anyone, but with ‘I Don’t Cry’, listeners get a personal insight into a breakup from Corduroy Spaceship’s perspective.

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).

Visually inspired by her Vietnamese heritage, and sonically inspired by her songwriting heroes from the 60s and 70s, the bedroom pop movement, and her everyday experiences of modern love and life, nineteen year old Lucy Sugerman writes confessional pop with a knack for clever lyricism and catchy relatable topics.

will hyde from Melbourne has revealed his new single, which takes a new sonic direction, and represents his depth as an artist. Following up three hit releases, “easy for u.”, “meant to be.” and “over u.”, comes “dark until september.”, an utterly gorgeous, melancholy ballad imbued with will’s now-trademark open-hearted honesty. The single reveals an entirely new side to will, and promises that his upcoming EP “with u in mind.” (out in October) will reach far beyond a typical pop release.

will hyde from Melbourne is a uniquely determined pop force, making waves of seismic proportions with his debut solo project. Following up his first hit “easy for u.”, comes his sophomore single “meant to be.”, premiered by triple j’s Home and Hosed this week.