Attention heavy music lovers! It's that time of year again when festival-goers across the country mark their calendars for the annual Good Things Festival. They have just announced their 2024 dates, and the anticipation is already at a high with fans speculating as to who the headliner is going to be. Clear your schedules for early December because Australia's premier alternative music festival is gearing up to deliver another unforgettable experience.

With his fifth studio album The Necklace set to be released August 2nd via Dew Process, today, Australian rapper, singer and songwriter Allday announces his national album tour and his new single ‘Miss You Still’ featuring long-time friend and fellow artist Tim Nelson (Cub Sport).

Continuing the success of their May 2020 Quarantine Casanova EP, legendary funklordz Chromeo are back with a fresh new remix from the project in support of ‘6 Feet Away (That's How I'm Gonna Love You)’ produced by acclaimed Brisbane indie rock/pop outfit The Jungle Giants.

Built from a shared instant connection and intuitive creative process, Chinese/Australian avant-garde composer Mindy Meng Wang 王萌 and Melbourne-based contemporary Tim Shiel today unveil their debut collaborative EP, Nervous Energy 一触即发

BRONSON today have released the second phase of remixes for their critically acclaimed, self-titled album debut on Warner Music Australia/Foreign Family Collective.

To kick off 2021, internationally renowned Australian electronic artist, producer and DJ What So Not joins hip hop legends Run The Jewels, remixing their hit single 'JU$T' featuring Pharrell Williams and Zack De La Rocha.

… “The song was written as an emotional outlet to express feelings from a personal experience and to send a message across that it is important to tell the truth, no matter what the situation is, as lying only causes more harm than good.”

In partnership with Fender, as one of their carefully selected ’NEXT’ artists from around the world, Running Touch shares today a stripped down version of his latest single ‘Signs’.