Taylor Swift - The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology
Taylor Swift has done it again. As if she wasn’t already one of the most recognised names in the music industry, she’s continuing to impress her fans & bring in new ones with each new album release. Welcome to The Tortured Poets Department era.
Cloe Wilder - I Spent My Summer On The Road
I Spent My Summer On The Road is a coming-of-age tale that obviously takes inspiration from the likes of Taylor Swift, Lana Del Ray, & Bon Iver but it's not simply a fan mimicking her idols.
Karen Harding - Imaginary Boyfriend
Indie-pop single Imaginary Boyfriend is bucking tradition by pinpointing those who have opted for solitude on this Hallmark holiday.
Randy Thrill$ - Punk Of Luv
Randy's new album is 10 tracks blending the two diametrically opposed genres in a fresh & thrilling new way.
Order Of Owls - Speak Up
Australia is stacked with incredible alt-rock/metal acts. Melbourne's Order Of Owls is the latest group to throw their hat into this already crowded ring with their new single, Speak Up.
Speak Up is the band's second single release & dissects the daily struggle that depression inflicts on suffers.
Rosie Darling - Lanterns
Rarely does pop capture a beauty & delicacy to its sound as it does on the new album, Lanterns, by Rosie Darling.
Iris Pope - Awakening
Passionate singer-songwriter Iris Pope's debut album, Awakening, delivers just that to listeners as Iris takes them on a journey from emotive pop to deeply personal, emotional folky ballads.
Chai Chang - New Reality
Life in modern society is vastly overstimulating, to the point that many people choose to escape into a New Reality in a virtual space. For Chinese-Australian singer Chai Chang, the escapism inspired his debut single, New Reality.
Broken Earth - Breathe
Sydney-based nu-metalcore band Broken Earth arrived with a ferocity unseen by anybody else this year thanks to their new single, Breathe.
Christine Tarquinio - Silhouette
Penned during the peak of the pandemic Silhouette by Melbourne singer-songwriter Christine Tarquinio is steeped in positivity, perhaps surprisingly.
Open Kamodo - Time To Head
Time To Head by Melbourne's Open Kamodo is an energetic, funky guitar pop song filled with jazz-inspired slapping bass solos.
Jack Raymond - Wide Eyes
Australian singer Jack Raymond's new single is a multifaceted & complexly layered single featuring an upbeat fusion of folk & Americana.
Magdalia - Tunnel Vision
On one side Magdalia delivers a track that is very pop inspired whereas, on the flip side, the track is deeply emotional, forlorn & moving.
Kevin Silvester - Be The One (ft. JVCQUI)
Be The One by producer Kevin Silvester features the ethereal vocals of singer JVCQUI as it conveys a tale of infidelity in a mesmerising way.
Seetali - Walked Away
It's not every day that a song comes along & completely takes you by surprise. Walked Away by Melbourne producer Seetali did exactly that this week when hit play.
Ben Edgar - We're Still Young
Sydney-based singer-songwriter Ben Edgar's latest folk-pop EP, We're Still Young, is short but oh so sweet.
Sunset Place - No Matter What
Sydney based indie neo-soul group Sunset Place returned with their sophomore release, No Matter What.
What So Not - Anomaly
Each song on Anomaly feels unique but also consistent with an overall style, highlighting the incredible talent of What So Not.
The Butterfly Effect - IV
The Butterfly Effect's new album, IV, takes listeners along for a reflective journey though the band's past 14 years.
Kayleigh Morgan - Periphery
Kayleigh Morgan's Periphery has a rich tapestry of elements which all come together seamlessly to create something truly special.
Boo Seeka - Between The Head & The Heart
Ahead of the release of Boo Seeka's second album I have no doubts we will be hearing a lot more of these tracks.
Alexisonfire - Otherness
For the first time in over 13 years influential Canadian post-hardcore band Alexisonfire are back with a new album entitled Otherness..
Semantics - Paint Me Blue
The debut album from indie punk rockers Semantics is melancholic but a vitally important first foray into the Australian music scene.