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DELICIOUS NEW MUSIC

  • Against The Current’s “White Noise” is built around the idea of a person becoming impossible to tune out

Saint Stacy’s “Little Storm” is a declaration of affection

International/Pop/Reviews

Sometimes the best relationships aren’t about finding somebody who’s perfect, but finding somebody whose imperfections you genuinely love. That’s the feeling Saint

SPEIRA explore the struggles that can exist beneath a smile in their new single

Australia/Reviews/Rock

Brisbane’s SPEIRA are getting ready to release their debut album in November, and their latest single gives us a pretty good reason

SOUMA x TAIKI’s “ONE WHO GLOWS” is about chasing the same dream

Hip-hop/International/Reviews

Long before SOUMA and TAIKI had groups of their own, they were trainees chasing the same goal, as they practised together, competed

Hannah Wicklund’s ‘Marionettes’ is written for the black sheep of the family

International/Reviews/Rock

Hannah Wicklund has never sounded particularly interested in quietly accepting the world as it is. However, on her newest single, the South

“This Way” reflects the confidence Giselle Kwong has built in her songwriting and artistry

Alternative/Australia/Reviews

After spending plenty of time writing about heartbreak and wanting people who don’t want you back, Giselle Kwong is trying something different

The Timely Energetic Nostalgia of HOLYCHILD’s “Bathroom Bitch”

International/Pop

Sometimes a song comes back into your life and means something completely different the second time around. For Liz – now making

TABLE FOR TWO (OR MORE)

What We’ve Been Listening To: Tebi Rex

What We’ve Been Listening To: Night Moves

What I’ve Been Listening To: Lolita Mae

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  • Delicious New Music
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      • KLP
      • Woodes
      • Romanie
      • Anna Lunoe
      • Myxi Bun
      • Nicole Millar
      • The Veronicas
    • International
      • Sofi Tukker
      • K.Flay
      • Taylor Swift
      • Paramore
      • Grouplove
      • Tokimonsta
      • Shinichi Osawa
      • Freya Beer
      • Caroline Polachek
      • Kanye West
    • Pop
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    • Punk
    • R&B
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