Singer, songwriter Tulliah has today revealed her stunning debut body of work, Fre$h Hugs - a six track EP packed to the brim with vastly mature musicality and breathtakingly emotional songwriting that catapult Tulliah far beyond her 19 years.

Ever quiet achievers, premier Australian indie-folk act The Paper Kites today release their fifth studio album Roses via Wonderlick/Sony Music Entertainment Australia. The band are thrilled to announce they are hitting the road this August 2021 for a National tour of Australia. Tickets are on sale Monday, March 15th at 9:00 am local time. 

It was just the other week that L. Flora released their entwining lead single 'Poison Ivy', to help set the tone for their new 6-track EP 'Heavenly' 

Showing no sign of slowing down, the band gear up to release their fifth studio album Positive Rising: Part 2 on Friday 9th July 2021.

Kirsten Salty today reveals her irresistible new track ‘Limbo’, the second single released by the up-and-coming artist hailing from Sydney.

Triple One have released a vivacious, relatable new video for their genre-bending single, 'Skinless Man' with the announcement of a national headline tour.

England’s Dynamic talent Dylan Cartlidge has just revealed his latest feel-good track “Anything Could Happen” out Thursday 11th March via Glassnote Records. This single is the second release of 2021, following “Molasses (Walk the Walk)”. Energetic and sprightly as always, “Anything Could Happen” is a gracious reminder of Dylan Cartlidge talent and charm.

Stunning visual artist, songwriter and musician PARKER has today announced her new single Lie Low, a deeply moving song about reclaiming power, out today, March 8.  Lie Low is intentionally released on International Women’s Day 2021, and this song is set to be an inspiration for any woman who has ever diminished their own hopes, dreams and talents to allow someone else to take the spotlight.  Accompanying the intensely introspective track is a masterful film clip offering an eerie yet beautiful visual reflection of the song, created with long time visual collaborator Hans van Vliet.

Genre exploring Jakarta-born Melbourne musician Marbee introduces an exciting new sound on her latest single ‘Music Box’. Self-described as a free-spirited bird with a punk collar around her neck, Marbee’s music twists and bends the musical spectrum in on itself, allowing her to marvel at the new and exciting opportunities that arise from doing so. Out Wednesday 10 March, Marbee’s latest single ‘Music Box’ invites listeners into her inner world, signposting what’s yet to come with just a taste of her seemingly boundless imagination.

All good things must come to an end. Or so the saying goes. With that in mind, much-loved Melbourne duo Slum Sociable share a heartfelt message to their fans:

“We've decided to put an end to Slum Sociable.“

Following a string of sold-out headline performances in NSW over summer, today, Tyne-James Organ announces his debut album Necessary Evil, available Friday 21 May via Dew Process. To mark the milestone, the 25-year-old singer-songwriter unveils his contagious new single Sunday Suit.

To pair with Lucy Francesca Dron's biggest sounding indie-rock track to date, she is releasing the stunning new music video.

'What is Next?' (released Jan 22), saw Dron blend her alt/ indie rock style with her mesmerizing vocal range, flexibility and control. The crisp, resolute strumming on the overdriven guitars lead the band as she moves through cool, calm verses, tense choruses and then graciously flutters through notes in quick succession in chaotic bridge.

Sydney-based, Gold Coast-raised pop siren Charley today makes her debut mark with the single Hard For Me, out via EMI Music Australia.

Written on the singer-songwriter’s first trip to the fast evolving US music hub of Nashville almost three years ago, and produced by Stephen Schmultz, Hard For Me is a glossy & fun yet fiercely honest pop anthem, an embracement of female sexuality & falling hard and fast in love.

Today we, Hunnydew Recordings, are releasing a cover of the Goo Goo Dolls' ‘Iris’ by Chris Lanzon - we’re also lucky enough to be signing him to the label. 2020 was weird, but it also birthed this new label and ultimately introduced us to Chris, so we're grateful for that. We’ve been listening to his demos for 6 months, the private SoundCloud link has had a good rinse - he’s got a bank of brilliant music up his sleeve. It’s going to be a busy 24 months for him, and he’s also been doing a bit of collaborative work with Nick, so that’s been nice. Hunnydew family n' all.

Making their return for 2021, Sydney indie four-piece Grids & Dots announce their new EP, What Happens To Friendships. A collection of music that has been with the band from the beginning of their journey together, the EP charts the development of a strong sonic identity; one that continues to flourish today.

To cap off a strong run of music releases arcing all the way back to 2018, Ben Wright Smith presents Echo Lodge, the final installment of what’s become a definitive trilogy of material.

UK based, Melbourne born singer Georgia van Etten is set to release her second single of 2021, “Emma Lee” to accompany her debut album Deep Black Water - out today Friday 26th February.  The tale of “Emma Lee” while sadly far too common, exposes people who seek relationships as a means of validation; not truly wanting their partner for who they are but instead for what they can rectify.

Jade Bird burst back onto the scene towards the close of 2020 to whet appetites for her forthcoming new album. The young singer-songwriter made a very welcome return with two new songs – “Headstart” and “Houdini”, both of which served brilliantly to stir the embers of support still alight from her much-revered debut album in 2019.

Nicole McKinney released her vulnerable indie/ folk-rock track 'Another Day' just the other week that pulled on heartstrings as she shared her own emotional story of loss, betrayal and humiliation.