Today, What So Not (Chris Emerson) returns from a yearlong hiatus by releasing 'The Change', a striking, thunderous collaboration with fellow Australians DMA’S HERE.

Powerhouse artists Kwame and Tasman Keith today share their new song, 'ONE'.

In a profoundly commanding team up, pluralistic pop icons Boo Seeka and Golding have combined forces to create Don’t Waste Your Love, an irresistibly, powerful track that propels a dark human sadness and holds it up to the light, out today, April 21. Tied to the single is the provoking film clip, directed by Jellan Merlant-Pilonchery of Clash Studio, featuring a cryptic, late night gathering with some unlikely friends.

“We asked our good friend Ecca Vandal to join us on this track. It was such a pleasure and honour to have Ecca on ‘Fear The Anchor’, she absolutely shreds it! We actually changed the key in pre-production so both our voices fit the track and I think it was for the better. When it came time to working in the studio it was really fun to bounce ideas around between everyone and have Ecca add extra melodies throughout the song. I hope we all get to share a stage again and thrash this one out!” - Shane Parsons, DZ Deathrays

Since 2017, Lanstan has cemented himself as one of the crucial voices in Australian hip hop, offering introspective songwriting from the perspective of a young man striving for success. Today he releases his sophomore EP Vision.

As the world was closing its doors in response to the Covid-19 pandemic, calendars were cleared. Amidst the confusion and apprehension of change and disorder, a silver lining of free time created opportunities and space for new musical collaborations. The forthcoming release from the Bedroom Suck Records ‘Private Eyes’ series, A Cassowary Apart from Andrew Tuttle and Padang Food Tigers is the result of such a collaboration.

New Zealand’s platinum sensation BENEE unveils her eagerly awaited full-length debut album, Hey u x, today.

Today, revered Australian singer-songwriter Ainslie Wills partners with the critically acclaimed American artist Old Sea Brigade on Detour. 

Multiple ARIA and GRAMMY Award winner Keith Urban has paired with global pop star P!nk on his new single ‘One Too Many’, available now on all streaming services ahead of Urban’s tenth studio album ‘THE SPEED OF NOW Part 1’ which is released on Friday.

Alternative rap duo Craterface have teamed up with Sydney’s Shady Nasty on new release ‘ORIGAMI’. Following ‘BIG WHEELIN’’, this is the latest single from their forthcoming confessional mixtape BURN AFTER LISTENING.

Today EMI Music Australia releases the 2020 edition of the seminal Kev Carmody tribute album Cannot Buy My Soul - stream/download the album HERE. The 2020 edition has new covers of Carmody’s songs and additional originals from Kev’s extensive catalogue.

Back with a tune set to warm up any cold winter evening, Sydney’s Yawdoesitall shares ‘ARMADILLO’. Rich in R&B production and featuring the rising Maina Doe on guest vocals, Yawdoesitall well..he’s done it again.

The Avalanches and The International Space Orchestra (ISO) today come together to share their collaborative music video for The Avalanches’ new track ‘Wherever You Go’ ft Jamie xx, Neneh Cherry and CLYPSO.

Four-time GRAMMY Award winner, Keith Urban, revealed the track listing for his September 18th album release ‘THE SPEED OF NOW Part 1. Today, Urban reveals that the album will feature collaborations with several renowned artists.

Perth-based, Zimbabwe-born rapper-producer Arno Faraji today joins forces with Sydney-born production duo Two Another, to release their collaborative new single 'Just A Phase'.

Sydney’s favourite electronic act Kayex have revealed a very special music video today, filmed and edited isolation-style by the duo, Palassi Kailis and Tom Derickx. Inspired by isolation and the resulting makeshift house parties with family and roommates, the video features actresses Samara Weaving and Isabelle …

With live gigs, social gatherings and typical studio sessions all on pause for who knows how long, Sydney-based producer LO’99 hasn’t let a global pandemic stand in the way of creating and connecting with his fans and peers.