Melbourne’s RnB/Soul artist and producer EMEREE cranks the mirrorball and pumps the strobe as she puts a fresh twist to her signature pop-infused RnB in her latest single, ‘It Might Be Love (it’s not)’ - a groove-filled track, packed full of lush soulful textures, a pulsing beat inspired by the likes of Kaytranda, and a satirical edge, showcasing EMEREE’s signature style - smooth, sultry and undeniably catchy.
Read MoreRising from Brisbane’s vibrant music scene like a bass-fuelled phoenix, Tommy Sexton has unveiled his debut studio release in the soulful disco track, ‘Start Again’, which is also teamed up with a bonus B-side in the equally magnificent ‘La La La!’.
Read MoreEclectic Illawarra quartet, Morning Mood have dropped their latest single, ‘Blue’, showcasing the outfit’s evolving musical prowess. Known for their ability to weave a tapestry of diverse influences into their music, Morning Mood presents an immersive sonic experience that transcends genres.
Read MoreMelbourne’s stunningly evocative paris404 shows off plenty of versatility as a musician with her slick debut single ‘bad as u’, which is out now. What originated as a more sentimental track eventually morphed into something more playful and bouncy in both structure and thematics.
Read MoreMelbourne’s JHM serves up a tasty slice of the silkiest, funkiest nu disco, teaming up with multi-instrumentalist and producer Fractures for the latest single, ‘Fever Dream’.
Read MoreWestern Sydney’s got the disco goods, with Becca Hatch unleashing a smooth, dancefloor-ready new single in ‘Blessed’, alongside an official music video via Forever Ever Records / Sony Music Entertainment Australia.
Read MoreSunshine Coast’s Sametime (brothers Tim and Sam Aitken) release their second single for 2022 with sultry synth disco track, ‘Golden’, seamlessly weaving elements of electronic soundscapes with driving beats.
Read MoreGold Coast’s The Vultures take their indie-rock sounds, and make them disco ready to honour the end of summer with their new single, ‘Conversations’.
‘Conversations’ is airy, but tight. That guitar/bass/drum groove is locked in so tight, which lets the atmospheric synths float around like a hazy cloud of smoke in an 80s nightclub.
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