Jaguar Jonze returns with a brand new, intimate body of work in ‘victim impact statement’, ending a complete social media blackout from the Taiwanese-Australian singer/producer, songwriter and multimedia artist.
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Forever nomadic Australian singer/songwriter, Seph Cove has endured a year of transition, which is captured brilliantly on his latest EP, ‘Moving’, which is out now.
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Brisbane’s eclectic collective, August River Band have delivered their long-awaited debut studio EP, ‘Media’, which is a body of work that pierces the veil of our social disconnect with an invitation to grasp disconnection as an opportunity to reconnect in deeper ways that we’ve done before.
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Melbourne/Naarm (formerly Brisbane/Meanjin) singer/songwriter Renée Spijker returns with yet another sprawling, captivating release in the massive-sounding new single, ‘Without A Sound’, which follows on from the equally huge-sounding ‘Ruby’.
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Sunshine Coast troubadour, Ant Syms returns with a hefty slab of progressive alternative folk rock, fused with plenty of theatrical flair in new single, ‘Double Edged Sword’, which is out now.
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Batemans Bay (NSW) singer/songwriter Rhys Duursma has unpacked 3 years of focus and creativity, which is now unfurled as his debut EP, ‘Songs From Swan Street Vol. I’. A folk project that was introduced to the world last year with two warmly-received singles ,’Charlie’, and ‘Days Like This’.
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Sunshine Coast singer/songwriter Darcy Kate has had a busy 12 months, with three singles previously released and grabbing attention, and now we have the fourth single, ‘Dorothy’ from Darcy’s upcoming debut full length album (due in June).
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In a moment of timely reflection, Melbourne born, Byron based Seph Cove releases his visceral and blooming new single ‘Sirens'.
Led by acoustic guitar and Seph’s sublime vocal delivery, the ‘Sirens’ deepens after the first third of the track, with echoing drums, and the comfort of strummed mandolins, before the full band kicks in. It’s quite a journey, going from fragile, through to grand production.'Sirens' is fevered with ruminative energy and dances the fine line between hopeful & hurting.
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Establishing herself in the Australian folk festival scene, Sunshine Coast songstress, Innessa, has found her niche infusing alternative folk with Eastern-European influences.
Publishing her first poem in her native Russia at 12 years old, Innessa's whimsical way with words has more recently earned her a finalist spot in the 2017 Queensland Music Awards, seen her release three studio albums, and perform at some of Australia's biggest folk festivals including Woodford.
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