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.

With big energy, tasteful savagery and uncompromising creative vision, Australian-born South African artist, MADAM3EMPRESS, is fearless in her pursuit to be loud and unapologetic about one’s truth.

Rolling bass, open-road synths, and desert dive piano come together somewhere in between The Flying Burrito Brothers and the Twin Peaks soundtrack.

'Wilted' is a song about hurt, the hurt experienced by so many people the world over - pain of loss, the pain of not knowing, and the pain of change.

Having amassed an enormous 1 billion global streams and over 4 million monthly listeners on Spotify, the band’s fifth studio album Roses is patiently awaited by loyal listeners. Set to be released through Wonderlick Entertainment this year, Roses is the band’s first collaborative release, each track features a powerhouse female accompanist.

Pulling on heartstrings and addressing new and old emotional wounds is something this Brisbane-based indie/ folk-rock singer-songwriter, Nicole McKinney, seems to do with ease.

A song about resistance to development and change, and the negative effects on one’s mental health and life as a result, ‘Change’ breathes new energy and edge into TILD’s growing catalogue.

With ‘Swinging On The Balcony’, EVIE brings melody and darker-pop influences together to present an engaging introductory piece for some, and a spirited next step for those who have been following her since 2019.

Pete Murray today releases his second official single ‘If We Never Dance Again’ from his forthcoming EP THE NIGHT, which is set for release Friday March 5 via Sony Music Entertainment Australia.

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.

Australia's best-named heavy band, have not begun 2021 with any of that 'New Year, New Me' rubbish, they have simply got down to business doing what they do best.

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

Moving away from the upbeat ‘80s pop of his first three EPs (The Kissing Machine, Low Summer, High Summer) Swimwear opted for a more atmospheric mood for the album.

Warped have been quoted as “An evolving rock ’n’ roll ANIMAL” and that’s the truth! If you dig timeless, hard, fast and original rock ’n’ roll then Warped needs a listen.

The Culture Industry delivers us a blend of old and new school punk with a grungy overtone. It is fun, good time vibes, full of humour and character… but still PUNK!

Tired of being underestimated and dismissed, this indie-pop anthem is a call to arms for the youth during one of the most turbulent global climates in history.

“‘All in My Head’ Is a meditation on resistance and surrender.” said Lavrence. “The song invites you to withdraw from the noise around you and turn your focus inward to find your truth.

“'The Wind Blows' is a song for closed eyes.” says Dunstan. “A song to unwind, reflect and relax to. The track is a peaceful journey about acknowledging all the beauty…

Siobhan says of the song, “I wanted to get to the core of my feelings rather than be angry at this friend because sometimes things happen and people can’t always be there for you.”

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