Melbourne artist Sui Zhen brings forth her new single entitled 'Being A Woman'. An addicting slice of experimental pop, the track is an empowering anthem, spacious in production, that is reeling from start to finish. The song is taken from Zhen's upcoming LP 'Losing, Linda', landing September 27th on the Cascine imprint.
Australian band GL step up with their sleek single 'Night Habit'. Shining with glamour, the pair fuse the sounds of synth-funk, electronica, soul and smokey disco. With singer Ella Thompson delivering sultry vocals atop sparkly keys, husky synth stabs and thumping drum kicks, 'Night Habit' is an infectious and nocturnal wonderland that we can't get enough of.
Australia-based artist Bonniesongs taps into minimalism at its finest with her latest single 'Coo Coo'. Consisting of a repeating guitar riff and a simple 4x4 drum kick, Bonniesongs uses multi-vocals to fill in the open gaps of the track.
Melbourne creative Sui Zhen brings forth her experimental pop single 'Matsudo City Life'. The song is taken from her forthcoming LP 'Losing, Linda', out September 27th on Cascine. Inspired by a stay in a Love Hotel in the city of Matsudo, Japan, the tune is built on an array of shimmering synth lines and bouncy drum programming, with the hook having a rich, bursting pop chorus.
Melbourne duo ALTA have shared their new single 'Twisted'. A smooth and melodic stir of electronica, R&B, and UK garage, the song is constructed with tender and lush synth spreads, stuttering drum programming, all tied together with the airy vocals of singer Hannah Lesser.
With their debut LP 'Basic Love' out August 2nd, Australian band jade imagine have shared their latest video 'The News'. Directed by Nick Mckk, the visuals feature the band jamming out before kindly being interrupted by a news reporter. Having to muster through the frustration, the reporter eventually makes her way to front-woman Jade McInally's microphone, basically taking over the show.
Australian artist Jess Day touches on the toxicity of a relationship in her latest single 'Rabbit Hole'. While the song initially features skippy guitar riffs and straight ahead drumming, the space gets filled with punchier instrumentation as the track builds up. Jess Days reflects on the turbulent dealings, with her vocals straddling between emotional and resilient.
Indie pop outfit Miami Horror have shared the video to their single 'Restless'. Filmed in Malibu, the vid depicts a gentleman enduring the brutal and militaristic training of tennis. With the coach looking like an 80s mafia member, the lead guy eventually falls in love with a woman in the tennis camp, with the two sneaking out for a little rendezvous. 'Restless' is directed by Keenan Wetzel.
A couple months back Melbourne artist Eilish Gilligan unveiled her highly impressive single 'Keep Up'. A continuation of her sophisticated pop carving, Gilligan's latest track 'Someone Else', ups the ante yet again finding the promising singer delivering more of an upbeat slice of grand pop built on a running bass line, lush synth lines and of course Eilish Gilligan's mature vocals that have shined in her previous work. Touching on a relationship that has gone sour, 'Someone Else' is another testament to the poised stardom that is rapidly heading her way. Check it out.
Australian band DZ Deathrays have announced the release of their new album 'Positive Rising: Part 1'. Landing August 30th via Alcopop! Records, the news follows the band's wrapping up of their 10-year anniversary tour. Recorded in Los Angeles, the LP was produced by Miro Mackie.
