Their light and loving dynamic is always on full display at their live shows. It permeates through every move they make on stage - their confidence and looseness when playing their music live, and their playful banter that is now being captured in podcast form.

‘Ethereal' is the latest dreamy single to be lifted from Dulcie’s forthcoming debut EP Sake Of Sound out June 18. Proving they are as savvy as they are talented, Sake Of Sound will be released via their very own label imprint, Lapis Lazuli. The Perth all girl indie-pop band, have also been announced as one of the support acts for a number of Tyne-James Organ shows around the country this June and July.

Blending a myriad of influences across the indie and shoegaze soundscapes, the music is melodic and colourful, driven by striking lyricism and storytelling.

As her first release for 2021, ‘Nunchucks’ is a great introduction to Taylor B-W for newcomers though for fans who have been following the talented artist, this is simply a fired up new addition to a strongly growing body of work.

Over the past few years, The Great Emu War Casualties have embedded themselves in the Australian indie scene with their idiosyncratic style of lucid indie/ art-rock/ alt-pop that's layered with perceptive and canny lyricism.

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.

Today, EMI Music Australia releases “Easy” - Troye Sivan Kacey Musgraves Featuring Mark Ronson. Troye and Kacey collaborate on this new version of the song, weaving in a bittersweet perspective with Mark adding trademark energetic melancholy.

Introducing rising star Finn Askew, an 19-year-old singer hailing from Somerset, England, with his latest single ‘Same Old Love’ alongside the announcement of his forthcoming debut EP, Peach. Listen HERE.

Alongside the announcement of an east coast tour this January and February, today Holy Holy reveals new single Port Rd feat. Queen P and the accompanying video via Wonderlick Recordings. The urgent and ambitious new single showcases the latest progression in their shapeshifting sound as they maintain an unshakable sense of what has come to define them.

With the release of ‘Punching Bag’ this month, Dust Of Us gave fans further insight into the layered and idiosyncratic world of their upcoming debut EP. Collaborating with talented Australian-born, UK-based vocalist Jess Chalker gave the song additional emotive heft and a melodic beauty to offset its dark lyrical content.

More than two years after her debut single ‘Your Mum’, which saw triple j listeners crying through summer, Johannesburg-born Ruby Gill has emerged from lockdown with 2020’s most strangely relatable song yet: ‘Borderlines’.

Visually inspired by her Vietnamese heritage, and sonically inspired by her songwriting heroes from the 60s and 70s, the bedroom pop movement, and her everyday experiences of modern love and life, nineteen year old Lucy Sugerman writes confessional pop with a knack for clever lyricism and catchy relatable topics.

Today, 18-year-old Australian singer/songwriter KIAN has released his new single “Sunbeam.” He’s teamed up with Josh Fountain (BENEE) on production and co-wrote the song with Djeisan Suskov who also co-produced with Josh. Both are from the LEISURE collective.

Having already laid strong foundations throughout 2020 with the release of ‘My People’ and ‘Over & Over’, Adelaide musician MANE now celebrates the release of her brand new EP, Coping Mechanisms.

Available to download and stream at midnight tonight, Woodes’ debut album ‘Crystal Ball’ is a body of work years in the making.

Sydney indie-pop quartet The Flowers continue their grand entrance into the Aussie music scene, unveiling their latest single “Wore It Like I Stole It”; a track that perfectly couples sensitive lyricism with boisterous sounds.

We’d love you to meet Julia Wallace, she’s new around here. Julia is making music with warm dark tones of textural piano and introspective vocals. She recently made an EP in the shack at the back of her parent’s place during lockdown and this is her first single

“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..”

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