Posts Tagged ‘New Music’
New Music: ‘On My Soul’ by J-Milla
Dynamic hip hop firebrand J-Milla unleashes his strongest material to-date with new single ‘On My Soul’. ‘On My Soul’ is a confident step forward for one of Aussie hip hop’s most exciting breakthrough artists, showcasing J-Milla’s versatility as a vocalist and lyricist. “I’m really pleased with ‘On My Soul’, it shows my deeper side, my…
Read MoreFive Aussie Artists Joey Sachi Wants To Collab With
Tokyo-based Sydney artist Joey Sachi has made an enamouring introduction with her debut track ‘Fractured’. Released in August, ‘Fractured’ is an immersive hit of electronic-tinged pop music that allow Sachi’s pristine vocals to take centre stage. Here, Joey presents her dream bill featuring five Australian artists she adores and would love to collaborate with. Sia…
Read MoreNew Music: Foley Drop Debut Album ‘Crowd Pleaser’
New Zealand electro-pop duo Foley, featuring vibrant multi-instrumentalists Ash Wallace and Gabriel Everett, have released their highly anticipated debut album ‘Crowd Pleaser’. Foley have made significant impact already as formidable players in Aotearoa’s current pop movement and listeners became instantly immersed in the pair’s crystalline vocals, sharp pop production and infectious rhythms. “Crowd Pleaser is…
Read MoreNew Music: ‘Tales Of The Yeti’ EP by South Summit
Perth indie outfit South Summit have released their new EP ‘Tales Of The Yeti’, an expansive and introspective six-track that reflects the journey the band have all been on. From late night jams to writing on the road, South Summit wanted to explore every aspect and realm of their influences, working them all into ‘Tales…
Read MoreNew Music: ‘Public Displays Of Deflection’ by 90ivy
Sydney indie rock quartet 90ivy have shared new single ‘Public Displays of Deflection’, the first taste of their forthcoming third EP. A band known for writing ‘happy-sad songs for happy-sad people,’ 90ivy the complexity of relationships and the dangers of guarding your heart too much. “Public Displays of Deflection is essentially about how hot and…
Read MoreNew Music: ‘Hide To Seek’, by Laura Misch
UK multidisciplinary artist Laura Misch continues to tease her highly anticipated forthcoming album with her latest enchanting single ‘Hide To Seek’. ‘Hide To Seek’ is the next taste of Laura’s debut feature ‘Sample The Sky’ due in October. The song builds on the ethereal, dreamlike quality of the album established on previous single release ‘Portals’.…
Read MoreNew Music: ‘Time & Place’ by Sunsoli
‘Time & Place’ is the new single from Central Coast indie outfit Sunsoli, reflecting a period of rebirth and renewal for the band. Formerly known as The Sea Gypsies, the band have reinvented themselves as Sunsoli, a combination of ‘sun’ and ‘soil’ in a nod to their coastal roots and musical harmony. Suitably, ‘Time and…
Read MoreNew Music: ‘Are We There Yet?’ by Romanie
Melbourne based indie songwriter Romanie has released new single ‘Are We There Yet?’, the title track from her highly anticipated forthcoming debut album. ‘Are We There Yet?’ is a sparkling addition to Romanie’s growing body of work, showcasing both her knack for storytelling and her fixation on the relentless march of time. “The idea for…
Read MoreNew Music: ‘Sleep Alone’ by Joan & The Giants
‘Sleep Alone’ is the haunting new track from Joan & The Giants, showing the Perth alt-pop quartet at their most vulnerable. Frontwoman Grace Newton-Wordsworth bares all on ‘Sleep Alone’, covering themes of longing, loneliness and unrequited love. “I loved most of my childhood, but there were definitely some difficult times where I felt quite trapped…
Read MoreNew Music: ‘That’s Time Flying’ by Divers
Melbourne pop rock quartet Divers unveil new single ‘That’s Time Flying’, the second track from forthcoming EP ‘Economy Class’. A hazy whorl of swirling guitar and reverb-laced vocals, ‘That’s Time Flying’ pools Divers’ eclectic influences into a spacey contemplation on the relationship between substance and user. “With ‘That’s Time Flying’ we were trying to capture…
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