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The newcoming Sydney duo's debut single explores the intersection of LCD Soundsystem and Midnight Juggernauts, filled with rave-ready nostalgia.
2 days ago
Started the day before the lockdowns due to COVID-19, the pairing's new single aims to give you something to cry-dance to.
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Named after his small hometown, the five-track EP is an introduction to the musician and his subtle, lo-fi sounds.
After a stand-out debut single two years back, the Central Coast musician returns with a single that cements her place in local pop.
4 days ago
After building a profile in Australia for her clanging hyperpop, the Brisbane-based musician gives us something a little different.
5 days ago
After sharing a three-part debut album over the last 18 months, the UK musician has his eyes set on album number two.
6 days ago
The UK brothers will share their new record, also titled Energy, on August 28th.
9 days ago
On his fifth album, the Australian 'don of disco' reminds the world of his knack for sprawling, funk-filled grooves.
The soaring, gospel-infused new single is the latest taste of her new record, following on from I Choose Love earlier this year.B
10 days ago
The Sydney musician's latest single - and her first for 2020 - is an anthem for the lonely through quarantine.
13 days ago
The duo are celebrating five years since the album that hosted The Buzz, Dark Night Sweet Light.
16 days ago
On his debut EP, the Australian musician follows a path teased throughout singles across the past few years.
The slow-stirring rendition of the track really emphasises the emotive heaviness that underlays its every vocal.
18 days ago
The Melbourne musician's new single features close friends and collaborators in JUJO, Jordan Dennis and Matthew Foudoulis.
19 days ago
With just a few singles under his belt, it's clear that the UK 17-year-old is onto something special.
25 days ago
The Perth-based musician recently shared her latest mixtape, momentary, earlier this month.
1 month ago
The collaborative project and its first two tastes also comes with news of a full-length record, expected this July.
Rina Sawayama’s combination of 00s-Britney-meets-Evanescence is enough to give you whiplash. That’s exactly what she’s after.
How Come You Don't Pick Up Your Phone is an emotional, stirring entrance from the young Sydney musician.
On her debut EP, the Brisbane-based musician twists together the worlds of indie, electronica and pop.
The single, his first solo non-remix work in the five years since his career-defining In Colour, sees him up the tempo.
2 months ago
Following a high-tier remix and national supporting tour with What So Not, Tise Jones is ready to step out on his own.
Now onto their fourth album, the New York duo prove their sense of longevity, even far away from their home city.
With her debut EP, the collaborative Sydney musician occupies a space for herself in the spotlight, and smashes it out the park.
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