Emerging South Australia artist Tilly Tjala Thomas has just released her debut single âNgana Nyunyiâ as part of Part Time Recordsâ Singles Club. Coming from the Fleurieu Peninsula, Tilly Tjala Thomas has been writing and performing her own songs around Adelaide since she was eleven. This year, her final year of High School, sheâs undertaken […]
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South African-born, Bristol-based singer, songwriter and producer Felid is back with his third single: âOn Your Ownâ. The single is all about stepping away from toxicity and negativity and moving onwards and forwards by yourself. Felid has credited his creative subconscious for the track; and has suggested that the alt-pop track originated as a late […]
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2020 has dealt Sydney up-and-comers PLANET something of a rough hand. Thanks to COVID-19 their tours of Australia and the UK in support of their new EP Maybe Someday were cancelled. And although they managed to sell out some intimate shows at Maryâs Underground in August, the Sydney quartet are determined to finish the year […]
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Released late last week âCloserâ is the third single from Queensland artist KARLOU. The raw and emotive track details a vulnerable time in the singerâs life. Today, weâre pleased and excited to bring you the exclusive premiere of the accompanying touching music video. The music video depicts the journey one can go through when struggling […]
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Released on Friday, âFirst Breathâ is the sophomore single from up-and-coming soul singer Tash Hills. Infectious and upbeat âFirst Breathâ is like an injection of sunshine to the soul, and is perhaps the perfect remedy to the gloom of 2020. Hills is inspired by Chaka Khan, and influenced by the likes of George Benson and […]
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Glasgow-based Irish singer-songwriter Claire McKay a.k.a. Martha Ffion has this week released her latest single, “Rosaleen” – taken from her wonderful sophomore album Nights To Forget. Alongside the album version of the track, fans are being treated to a new special live version of the track. It forms part of a larger live session that Ffion has recorded […]
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This week sees rising Australian quartet MOBS release a reworking of their single âBig Worldâ with DJ, producer and singer-songwriter Goldhouse. The quartet enlisted the expertise of the esteemed producer during COVID lockdown earlier in the year. âWe were in lockdown with COVID and decided to bring a different energy to a collective favourite song […]
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Sydney artist Bambi OâHara releases âCrazy Without Youâ, her second single this Friday November 13th. Ahead of the official release tomorrow weâre excited to bring you this exclusive chance to hear the new single early. Co-written and co-produced with her producer, and now partner, Tim McArtney, âCrazy Without Youâ taps into the current global zeitgeist […]
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A year on from the release of his critically acclaimed album New Ways, singer-songwriter Leif Vollebekk returns with a two-song EP, Long Blue Light. The title track, which weâre focusing on here, is a brand new original. Whilst, the second track is a cover of Bon Iverâs â29 #Strafford APTSâ. Itâs equally beautiful, so be […]
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âDawn Callingâ is the debut single from Melbourne-based artist Don Glori (a.k.a. Gordon Li). Recorded live to tape over two sweltering days earlier this year, it is also the second release from Nothin Personal, and teases an EP of the same name thatâs on the way next month. The lead single drops this Friday, November 13th, but we’re stoked […]
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This week sees the release of Yours To Lend, the debut album from transcontinental indie duo Dutch Monks. Ahead of the albumâs release on Friday, weâre excited to bring you this exclusive first listen. Dutch Monks are Melbourne singer-songwriter Jesse Rudd-Schmidt and Dutch pianist Thijs Flinsenberg. The pair met whilst they were both working together […]
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Late last month Perth indie girl band Dulcie released their latest single âDustâ. We enjoyed the song â a three minute burst of sunshine and positivity to help get you up and going â so much we made it our Track of the Day. The song which is full of charm, personality and displays a […]
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South Coast rockers The Terrys, named for their landlord, are back with their latest single, âPesosâ. The band, who have developed something of a cult following across Wollongong and Sydney, only released their debut single four months ago. Brought together in less than 24 hours, âPesosâ is a real delight, with the five piece hitting […]
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This week Melbourne-based collaborators VANTA and Ruyi release their latest single: âBlue Septemberâ. Itâs a striking slice of alternative pop, and weâre excited to bring you this exclusive first listen ahead of its release on Friday. The friends turned collaborators have spent the last eleven months working on blending and complementing each others diverse range […]
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Despite their moniker, Wild Tibetan Monks, are an Irish indie-rock band based in Dublin. Though up until fairly recently the trio were plying their trade in Australia; Western Australia to be exact. Formed in 2011 at college, the trio swapped Dublin for Perth in 2018. But, thanks to COVID-19 they were forced to return to […]
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Brisbaneâs Liam Morton is back this week with a new single, âMy Babyâ. Officially released tomorrow, weâre stoked to bring you this exclusive first taste of the new track. You might not know it from a casual listen, but âMy Babyâ is a lament; a lament for a broken relationship and for those missteps and […]
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Last week saw Azim Zain And His Lovely Bones release his new single âPunk Donât Pay The Billsâ. The single, which features Vic Austin, is taken from Azim Zainâs forthcoming debut album Be Good – set for release November 13th. Band leader Zain, was born and raised in Kuala Lumpur, before moving to Adelaide at […]
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âMoonchildâ is the debut single from singer-songwriter, and self described âProsecco drinking pop rock witch from the futureâ Apollo Blue. Recorded in Melbourne in 2019, the single, with its nod to the genre classics, is an ode to self-empowerment. As debut singles go, I doubt youâd find many with as much assuredness, swagger, or theatricality. […]
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Karrinyup author Maria Papas has tonight been announced the winner of the 2020 City of Fremantle Hungerford Award for her manuscript I Belong to the Lake. The win sees Papas take home a $15,000 cash prize and a coveted publishing contract with Fremantle Press. The Hungerford, is a biennial award, and in 2020 is celebrating […]
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Perthâs indie girl band Dulcie are back with a brand new single, âDustâ â a three minute burst of sunshine and positivity to help get you up and going. Formed in 2018, Dulcie are Ashleigh Carr-White, Timieka Denton, Saskia Brittain and Madison Hanley. With three vocalists, a truly wonderful pop sensibility and hooks aplenty, the […]
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New York singer-songwriter Charlie DeCarlo will release his new single âWalkwayâ on Thursday. The single is the latest and last to be taken from his forthcoming debut album Paper Birds – set for release in December. Ahead of its official release weâre excited to bring you this exclusive early taste of the brilliant new single […]
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Melbourne indie artist Eddie Casper released his sophomore album Ohmage on Saturday. Self-produced, and with Casper performing all the instrumentation himself, the album was recorded in solitude in Victoriaâs Mornington Peninsula. In an age dominated by the âsingleâ, Ohmage is a return to the album format of old. Best heard in its entirety from start […]
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Norwegian experimentalist and avant-rock singer Sturle Dagsland released a new single at the end of last week. âKusanagiâ, which was created together with his brother Sjur, is extraordinary, oddly compelling, and in all likelihood pretty polarising. Itâs also quite hard to adequately describe. Sturle and his brother are from Stavanger, in South West Norway. Itâs […]
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To the End of the World: Travels with Oscar Wilde is the latest memoir from actor, author, and now director Rupert Everett. In the book Everett, recounts the story of how he set out to make the film of Oscar Wildeâs last days, 2018âs The Happy Prince. The book, then, is part memoir, part travelogue, […]
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Theyâve been teasing its release for more than a year, but Melbourneâs Howlite are all set to release their new EP Not Here next week. Itâs coming later than originally planned, but thatâs 2020 for you. But, before we get to the EP, the band have one more single for you all: âCanaryâ. And weâre […]
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Singer-songwriter, producer, virtuoso guitarist and You Am I stalwart Davey Lane is back with new music and a new album to tease: Donât Bank Your Heart On It â Out November 13th. âYou Were A Mirageâ is the first single from that new album. Itâs a song that deals with the deeply personal; about moving […]
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Fetch Phillips, the noirish rouge for hire from Weatherly, is back. Itâs been less than year since his last case. And, itâs aftermath is still rippling through Sunder City. People have got the idea that the magic might be coming back. Theyâve also got into their heads that Fetch is working to figure it all […]
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Melbourne-based singer-songwriter BATTS returns with a brand new single. Written and recorded to feature on a collaborative cassette tape for This & That Tapes, âDancing On The Moonâ sees the musician return to pretty familiar interstellar territory. The single came about following contact from Joseph Carlough, the owner of Philadelphia-based label This & That Tapes. […]
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Singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and 5 Seconds of Summer stalwart Ashton Irwin is all set to release his debut solo album, Superbloom at the end of October. Heâs teased the albumâs imminent arrival with the release of the single âSkinny Skinnyâ. I donât know what I was expecting the debut solo single from Irwin to sound like. […]
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âAir Forcesâ is the new single from 23-year-old Muslim poet and songwriter Mustafa. The single, which is built around samples of a Sudanese tribal chant, follows the success of his debut single âStay Aliveâ. Further, âAir Forcesâ marks the continued exploration of a musical style that Mustafa describes as âinner city folk musicâ. The move […]
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