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

’Can’t Help Myself’ is about the push and pull of falling in love with someone you never expected to.

Body Parts is real-life psychosis in a song. It’s dark, it’s diverse, it’s crazy and it’s real... or was it really a dream?

…The Faction felt that now is the time for the station to gain a fresh face and voice, heading into 2021 and beyond - and Nashy is that voice!

Believe Australia is proud to announce a significant new global label distribution deal with emerging Sydney-based indie Double Drummer Recordings.

“The concept is simple; it takes my familiar ‘loungeroom’ and places it in the most ruggedly beautiful natural location we could find. We humans are at home in nature..”

The acoustic guitar is graciously strummed and picked in turn as Abberley's vocals serenade in a slow-burning fashion. The guitar gets embellished as layers of ambient howls set up a chilling atmosphere where a bass drum pulse is introduced to build the tempo towards the half-time chorus.

Musing on themes of religion, spirituality, heartbreak, self-improvement and the cyclical nature of life, BURN AFTER LISTENING centres the confessional nature of baby bruh’s lyricism, while Taki Local’s production matches that fragmented energy with a boundarylessness.

‘Fuck it Up’ is a song that, at its core, is about a broken friendship. It showcases NABN’s ability to tackle sincere and serious lyrical content whilst dressing it up with surprisingly bright and sparkling synth-pop accoutrements.  

…”I really hope people settle in with a really good set of speakers, a really good friend or two, and a really nice bottle of wine, and let me see if I can’t give them an online performance that isn’t quite like anything they’ve ever seen.”

To the band, Panic Force means fast living and the unknown of what will come next. "It's an amalgamation of everything you could have ever wanted" says vocalist Lil Dijon

Uplifting and energetic, the soaring soundwaves of ‘Interstellar Love’ feature the tender vocal of Leon Bridges and typically audacious sampling from The Alan Parsons Project’s iconic ‘Eye In The Sky’.

‘Same Blunt’ was written in a spontaneous fury, coming together in a single day over cheap beers and weed.

“In a few short years, Eliott has established herself as an artist with the ability to tell her story in a way that makes the listener feel it for themselves.”

… “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.”

Armed with an unwavering sense of justice, hard-earned life lessons and the legacy of those to have waved the flag of equality before them, BOYSCLUB have tasked themselves with systematically dismantling the prevailing wisdom…

"If its lead single is anything to go by, the conceptual entity that is Night Air is undoubtedly on track to become one of the most immersive and intriguing releases shared this year."

– Tyler Jenke, Rolling Stone Australia