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With the way that technology and music making work hand-in-hand today, it’s so easy for an artist or producer to start creating and releasing their own compositions. Particularly in a way that showcases their artistry, with the same degree of skill and competency that could only be achieved before in a full fledged studio. The revolution […]

Airy yet melancholic synth arpeggios open this fantastic track from Brisbane alt-pop group Cub Sport, with the repeated painful title line “you’re my only friend…” ushering in the anthemic chorus. The overall off-kilter and slightly gloomy feeling of the song is an intentional device used to musically articulate the central themes in the lyrics. As […]

‘Bunched Up Letters’ delights instantly, swirling and swooning with soulful, bluesy swagger. Like Hozier and Palace, The King’s Parade meld contemporary elements with more traditional blues, fusing pop elements and classic ambient tones.

Aussie folkster Patrick James has unveiled a music video for his slow burning new single ‘Bugs’, taken off his yet to-be-released debut album. A fan favourite since James’ busking days, ‘Bugs’ is an acoustic track bolstered by a cracking chorus melody and poised production.

Big guitars, towering riffs, powerful psychedelic vocals and echoing ambience. Sheffield’s atmospheric rock band Julia have certainly captured our attention with their début single ‘Take and Leave’.

Where most bands tend to be overly excessive when it comes to putting their creative visions into motion and creating their visual aesthetic. Flyte insist on exercising restraint and the audio visuals for their new single ‘Closer Together’ is a gleaming example of this. The end product is a charming, nonchalant look into the bands personal […]

Harper is a sweet contradiction – her music is both sensual and sensitive but it also hides a darkness that is ready to be uncaged at any time. Not unlike the symbolism encapsulated in the video for her new single ‘Animal’ which see’s a collision between light and dark forces.

Affectionate, delicate and emotional. Singer/songwriter Jake Morley has unveiled a beautiful new cut from his forthcoming album. ‘Ghostess’ is an acoustic ballad of epic proportions, imbued with a softly strung guitar melody and gently stirring strings.

When I first laid my eyes on the début video from Sydney-based alt-rock quartet Why We Run, I was partly in awe of the stylistically brave optics of the idea and partly surprised that, to my knowledge, no one else in music has ever done this before. When you watch the video, you’ll see why.

Romantic and nostalgic. Tramploene cover new ground with their new track ‘Imagine Something Yesterday’. A brit-pop tinged rock song daydreaming of a better time, yet striving for personal achievement.

Penetrative, resounding and bold. The new single from Matthew & Me is a wondrous delight that combines the innocence of youth with the turbulent emotions of growing up.

‘1814’ is the heartfelt début single from Belgium’s Geppetto & The Whales, the track is taken from the bands début album ‘Heads of Woe’. The video evokes a warm and fuzzy feeling, the perfect accompaniment to the long winter night’s that are drawing in.