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Tuesday September 21, 2021 Katie is the latest single from country-pop music artist Jonny Reid, originally from Portaferry on the North-East coast of Ireland. Reid has lived in West Australia for almost seven years, making a name for himself on the local music scene. With the release of his debut album, Another Life, Australian audiences experienced first-hand…
Tuesday September 21, 2021 Swifty Goes To The Shop is about as unassuming a song title as you’re going to come across, mainly because the track is a hard rock record and also because it comes from a band whose creative preoccupations are informed by the less examined aspects of society, which in turn give them…
Monday September 13th, 2021 Young Gold Coast-based music artist India Dupriez has just released Pray, her sixth single. India discovered music when she was twelve after getting a small cameo in a local theatre production. As India has said, ‘I’ve fallen in love with music ever since.’ In a relatively short time, the singer-songwriter has gone…
Monday September 13, 2021 Melbourne based singer-songwriter BeNice (Be Nice) has just released a self-empowerment song that eschews some of the more commonplace bombast such songs usually display, going for more of a diplomatic approach. BeNice draws upon a torrent of mixed emotions from the ashes of a relationship breakdown and transposes them into a…
Wednesday September 8, 2021 Former frontman of NZ band Collapsing Cities, Steve Mathieson, has released a new track, Six-Out-Of-Ten Friend. It’s all done under the project moniker Lunavela. The new record is the first taken from a forthcoming album Imposter Syndrome, which also features drummer Alistair Deverick (Boycrush) and bassist Hannan Carter (Steriogram, NO). Six-Out-Of-Ten Friend is a…
Monday 30th August, 2021 Emerging indie singer-songwriter Zoe Koul made a big impression with her debut release, Time To Fly, which hit #3 on the Triple J Unearthed Pop Charts. The twenty-year-old has just released her second single, Cry, a seductive yet serious-minded song that’s self-reflective and relatable, achieving this without forgoing any pop charm. Cry merges a laid-back…
Friday August 20, 2021 Why hasn’t anyone ever called their band Cheap Date before? It’s perfect for the transitory nature of rock and has an inherent self-deprecating touch to it that’s difficult to resist. Thankfully, this debut track by the Brisbane based band lives up to the name. Beside Me has all the sweet and sour you…
The new single for West Australian based Ras Banamungu and The Det-n-ators International is another track from their recently released album Revelation of Oneness. The track is once again a stirring combination of roots music, blues and Afrobeat, albeit a song with less immediacy than some of the band’s previous singles yet nonetheless filled with the band’s…
Tuesday August 10, 2021 Who can resist a chorus with this kind of lyric: ‘Livin life exotic, blowin up every party / Shakin it up tectonic, we love us, hey! / Sippin on bacardi, shinin illuminati / Hittin like a tsunami – we love us – hey!’ The new single for Australian artist Lark is…
Wednesday July 28, 2021 Slogging it out on the Sydney gig circuit helped Indigo Point to develop a hybrid rock sound, taking elements of post-grunge, classic rock and adding a few contemporary nuances to the mix. The band’s new release, Will I Still Be Here Tomorrow, the lead track from their forthcoming EP Monochrome, due on the…