Dorah Jacson releases lush new single, 'You'll See'

Sunshine Coast’s own Dorah Jacson (aka Kayla Smart) has delivered her first new single since the release of her debut EP last year, and ‘You’ll See’ is a lush single, ready for the hot summer months.

While still maintaining Dorah’s signature sound of wistful vocals and plenty of dreamy atmospherics , ‘You’ll See’ sees an evolutionary step, with Dorah stepping away from earlier songwriting methods, and showing a more fun, matured style inspired by the likes of Benee, Mallrat and Laurel.

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Melbourne's Thea Fitzgerald turns up the swagger and sass in new RnB single, 'Good Like That'

Melbourne’s Thea Fitzgerald has dug deeps and brought forth one of the bounciest, swingy RnB singles of 2021 in ‘Good Like That’.

Just in time for the summer months, ‘Good Like That’ is the right soundtrack for saying goodbye to the challenges of the last 18 months, and sashaying, swaggering and/or strutting in to a new chapter. The single is the next taste in the lead up to Thea’s forthcoming second EP.

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Sunshine Coast's Laura Mac drop absolute catchy debut single, 'Garage Full of Dreams'

Head boppin’, booty shaking & full of smiles, Queensland’s LAURA MAC has burst into the limelight with their debut single ‘Garage Full of Dreams’. A brazen, shameless and unrivalled energy carries this bop from their garage in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland, all the way to Lush Studios (The Butterfly Effect, Semantics, Katie Noonan) in Brisbane, harnessing the energy and desire of LAURA MAC. Let ‘Garage Full of Dreams’ grab your hand, spin you around and leave you breathless for more.

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Art-pop wonder, Austen delivers dreamy sophomore EP, 'Small'

Melbourne/Brisbane art-pop wonder, Austen, has released her anticipated sophomore EP, ‘Small’, which is anything but.

Full of dreamy textures, delving into house beats and/or electro at times, ‘Small’ is four-tracks of synth-y art, all drifting around Austen’s velvety vocals. It’s easy to immerse yourself into the EP - close your eyes, jump on to the nearest fluffy, flying Nimbus cloud and float through the Stratosphere.

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Melbourne's Bad Juju get spooky with epic alt rock single, 'American Halloween'

After taking a trip down memory lane earlier in the year with "In The Clouds", Melbourne-based alternative rock outfit Bad Juju are back and better than ever with a tongue-in-cheek ode to the dark side of life with new single, "American Halloween". Bad Juju channel their love for catchy hooks, big riffs and classic popcorn horror movies into a self assuring anthem that commands listeners bring out their weirder side.

The new single, inspired by the band’s love of cheesy American slasher films, hits you straight away with its melancholy-tinged heavy grunge. Walls of guitar, slacker vocals, and a dreamy middle eight (before being slammed in the face by a wave of guitars, bass and drums). It’s epic, without being pretentious.

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Brisbane's The Atomic Beau Project tackle singer's experiences with chronic depersonalisation/derealisation disorder in new single, 'Fall To The Beast'

Brisbane’s The Atomic Beau Project return with their new single (and video), ‘Fall To The Beast’, bringing to light the terrifying and unsettling disorder experienced by vocalist, Beau.

‘Fall To The Beast’ portrays lead singer Beau’s battle with depersonalisation/derealisation disorder, a chronic condition where your own life and body feel like a dream, and devoid of all colour.

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SA's Wanderers bring massive 70s disco rock vibes with latest single, 'Nothing In This World' - playing Solbar November 26

WANDERERS come out firing again with a soulful song about all the usual distractions not working anymore, Nothing in This World, an apt tune that gets you in the feels of the current times but also makes you wanna dance.

Channelling full 70s disco rock, Wanderers utilise the cheesy 70s synth strings and drum machines in to a fun-fuelled, loved-up groove. The falsetto vocals, and THAT bass line are musical sunshine, making it difficult not to move your body when this track is pumping.

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Muules release exclusive download-only epic single, 'Divide The Divided'

Sunshine Coast alt-rock drum and bass nerds, Muules offer up their latest and last single before the release of their debut full length album next year. The new single, ‘Divide The Divided’, it seems, has been released with a twist.

A change of pace from previous releases, ‘Divide The Divided’ points out the contradictions in musical tastes and trends in the industry - the struggle of trying to stand out when you're supposed to be fitting in. With strings and synths a-plenty, and an Aussie chorus in the background before the switch is flipped and the track takes a monolithic full alternative rock/grunge turn, ‘Divide The Divided’ will please the musical palette of any fan of 90s and 00s alternative music.

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Melbourne's The Terrifying Lows reveal dark, captivating rock groove with new single, 'Waiting For The Sun'

Melbourne-based musician and Gamilaroi artist The Terrifying Lows brings a new taste of his debut studio record with the darkly captivating new single, ‘Waiting For The Sun’.

‘Waiting For The Sun’ follows on from previous release, ‘Belladonna’ - a track that demonstrated The Terrifying Lows (aka Tyler Millott) penchant for bringing layered pop textures together with great rock songwriting flair.

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The Urban Sea deliver a smooth kiss-off to toxic friendship in latest single 'Silver Tongue'

Brisbane’s The Urban Sea bring a smooth kiss-off to a toxic friendship with new single, ‘Silver Tongue’, which is the second release to come from the band’s upcoming debut album, ‘Fall Back To Reason’

Littered with soulful horn lines, and a layer of Hammond organ, this track is silky and thick, with plenty of big band vibe. Smokey, yet smooth vocals, solid rhythm section, and timeless guitar tones round off a fantastic offering from the Brisbane outfit.

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Perth's Patient Sixty-Seven offer up a hefty metalcore chunk of a single in 'Wayfarer'

Perth’s metalcore act, Patient Sixty-Seven have been pushing heavy music with meaning since day one, and their latest effort, ‘Wayfarer’ is no exemption.

‘Wayfarer’ checks all the boxes to please the ears of metalcore fans, with plenty of aggression from the dual vocals and riffs, progressing to technical, melodic sections, and back in to a steady groove. The drums are in your face, relentless, and sneak in the odd blast beat section. Overall it’s a frenetic slab of heaviness, with all the feels.

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Brisbane's Monsters Up North deliver gut punch with bratty punk single, 'I Want You (To Know)'

Brisbane’s Alternative Punk outfit, Monsters Up North have been relentlessly performing and releasing material since 2019, and their latest offering, ‘I Want You (To Know)’ is another blistering track from the four-piece.

Taking the DIY approach to another level, ‘I Want You (To Know)’ is bratty, with plenty of grit, fuzzy bass, and basement rattling drums, blended with full garage-rock guitars, and frontman Lachy Kerr’s charismatic and commanding vocal delivery. There’s sly nods to Arctic Monkeys, but also blend in older bands like The Saints and Ratcat for the Aussie alt/punk gut punch.

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Gold Coast's KOOLZ brings massive 90s R&B vibes in brand new collab 'Beach Daze'

Following a successful stint as part of Gold Coast groove collective Electrik Lemonade, Gold Coast local songwriter and performer KOOLZ has recently struck out on her own, delivering a vibey number with a nostalgic 90's R&B feel that is sure to intoxicate ears and airwaves this summer!

Slick, nostalgic beats, strings, and clear, bouncing rhymes flow through ‘Beach Daze’, while KOOLZ’ vocals and harmonies really do invoke that 90s chart-topping R&B vibe.

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Sydney's Pearl debuts 'Honeymoon Suite' - a catchy single with bouncy 80s vibes

Sydney-based alt-pop artist, Pearl brings the bouncy 80s vibes with her infectious debut single, ‘Honeymoon Suite’.

Cue all the 80s pop-funk guitars, Numan-esque synths, a touch of slap bass (hidden under the synth bass), and that cowbell, all underneath Pearl’s effortless, cheeky vocal delivery. ‘Honeymoon Suite’ imbues all the fun 80s music cliches - almost to the point it could easily slot in as a montage theme in a John Hughes classic.

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Sydney's Martha releases anthemic, reflective indie-folk track, 'Social Distance'

Sydney-based indie folk artist Martha released her debut single, Social Distance, on 15th October. The single has since been played twice on Triple J Unearthed by Dave Ruby Howe, who said that Martha is "a name that I think we're going to have to be looking out for if this track is any indication."

Sydney-based indie-folk artist, Martha blurs folk and indie rock in new single, ‘Social Distance’; a two minute anthem, that covers the emotional highs and lows of the past year or two.

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Brisbane's heavy dynamic rock outfit, sunbleached unveil first taste of mini-release with new single, 'Flowers Grow From Ugly Places'

Dynamic rock four-piece from Brisbane, Australia, sunbleached are bearing gifts of new music in the form of their upcoming two-track release, 'Rose Tinted'. The release is kicked off with the announcement of the first track from it, 'Flowers Grow from Ugly Places’.

An uneasy grunged-out guitar backed by a driving beat, gives a feeling of early Deftones-meets-At The Drive In, with a touch of Smashing Pumpkins, melding with that distinctly Australian post-grunge darkness.

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Brisbane alt-country act Good Will Remedy's catchy new single is 'Messin With My Head'

Brisbane’s Good Will Remedy have released their latest southern fried alt-country rock vibes with a bit of a twist – new single ‘Messin With My Head’ features a rap from guest artist Viliani, with the official music video is coming soon.

‘Messin With My Head’ blends in some soul grooves into the Southern-fried licks, with the rhythm section locking in tight, and tasty organ tones supporting vocalist Will’s alt-country swagger. Villani’s rapid-fire bursts in the third act of the song is a wicked flip not usual in this genre, and is reminiscent of late 90s mashups.

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