Every so often a song comes around that I just can’t stop listening to. This is one of them. Tei Shi is Valerie Teicher, and she’s just signed with Caroline Australia. Her new single Bassically came out last week and it’s hit the internet HARD. It only takes one listen to understand why, but I’m pretty sure […]
Singer-songwiter, Robbie Miller, brings a humble charm to the table with his new single, Sunday. The Brisbane-based musician was swept into a whirlwind last year, winning the Triple J Unearthed National Indigenous Music Awards, supporting The Paper Kites and gaining national airplay with his track, Don’t Go Walking Away. Admittedly written about his ‘Nanna’, the genuine and delicate track […]
Sydney-siders, Audient, are bringing exciting things to the table. After the release of their debut EP Morrow earlier this year, they have now released a brand new single, Other Dudes. The trio is made up by producers Beau Cummins, Josh Jones and Mitchell Gene delivering vocals. The track is a smooth, velvety production featuring Mitchell’s elusive lyricism and appropriately reserved instrumentation. Simple, yet effective, […]
To coincide with her 8-show tour, KLP has released her new electronica infused single Medicine. Flitting and skirting around the main hook ‘won’t you take a bit of my love’; KLP’s disarming vocals prove a perfect accompaniment to the flickering electronica. The track itself seems raw – although the playful synth adds some weight, the […]
Treating that right, broken so bad You made a vow, never get mad You play the game, though it’s unfair They’re all the same, who can compare? Cold War Kids don’t mess around. They never have. Since their 2006 debut, Robbers & Cowards, the Los Angeles band have been renowned for their profound, insightful lyricism […]
By Cameron Webley Modular People’s Australian trio Movement seem to be impressing everyone, everywhere. They dropped back through Australia last month after extensive UK, Europe and US touring for a string of sold out shows in Sydney and Melbourne, then once again shot off overseas to support BANKS on her sold-out US tour. Now, their […]
What doesn’t the video clip for Doc Holliday Takes The Shotgun’s new single have? James Bond-esque beginning? Check. Elvis inspired opening vocals? Check. A colour scheme so psychedelic that it makes to you wonder whether someone slipped something into your drink? Most certainly. Taken off the Sydney rocker’s EP ‘Odd/Even’, the second single King of […]
Montreal-based producer Eekkoo, real name Jonathan Doyon, has just released “Elysium,” a new single from his forthcoming EP Hell Is Other People. Swedish songwriter Sailor & I is featured on vocals, which makes for a really interesting combination. It’s coming out under Deadmau5’s Mau5trap records, and has an accordingly edgy, elusive feel to it. The track begins with […]
Holy hell. I did not see this coming. Japanese postrockers Mono have unveiled the second single from forthcoming album Rays of Darkness, one of two companion albums, alongside The Last Dawn. As I wrote in my review of first single “Where We Begin,” the tandem albums are opposing: one is light, one is dark – both thematically and musically. Additionally, Rays […]
Here’s a lo-fi lullaby that’ll make you feel all warm and fuzzy. 19-year-old L.A.-based producer Felly, real name Chris Felner, has just released “For The Kids,” a gorgeous instrumental track. The fluid combination of soft synths with velvety piano chords lay the foundation for a serene atmosphere, while the beat adds an easy groove. Each layer, […]