Molly
Rocket – ASPHALT
When Georgie
sings ‘I haven’t felt this good in years’, we believe her! This single Molly
Rocket put out a while back still stands the test of time and with it’s fuzzy
guitar brilliance it’s going to be around for a while yet – Forever I’m predicting!
Now I’m here
– Lily Appelt
A cruisy, gentle
tune that hints of some Grizzly Bear really provides a wonderful, melodic feel
that will reel you in from start to finish.
Stars that
hold us – Tonix
Sammi Keogh
knows how to sing – Like, really knows. Her vocals coupled with the electronica-pop
smarts of this song is transcending – Indie, captivating.
We come from
Stars – Submerge
A heavy, grinding
song produced my Sylvia Massey(Tool), hints of some nu-metal but then darts off
into progressive rock territory especially when the drums change direction and
the riffs begin.
I don’t
Wanna know – Caressa
Caressa do
what they do and they do it extremely well, it’s a country-fried pop jangle
from start to finish – if the spirit of this song isn’t enough you’ll be
advised Caressa have three singers and it’s this combination that makes Caressa
stand out
Honey, Honey
– Ryan Martin John
With some
wonderful eluding to Neil Young I just love the production on Ryan’s track here
and it’s smooth as butter, absolutely beautiful.
Mustang
Crescent – Hayli
Really appreciate
the emotion in this song, it’s driving sensibilities and how it tells a story
that will take you along for the ride. We believe you Hayli.
Bounce –
Natasha Bianca
If R&B music
has home where it’s seductiveness is to thrive – Natasha Bianca does it better
than anyone. This should be a dance banger in the club – Over and over.
Vagbond
Kids – Piratboi
A side project
for Monz lead singer of indie-punk five-piece TV Therapy, she’s gone out on her
lonesome to pump out some quality electronica that’s butter for your ears. Piratboi
knows how to drop, I’d love to see her go bigtime.
Burn –
Vermantics
Adelaide
rock quartet Vermantics have been knocking on the ‘a definite next big thing’
tag for a long time now. They went and conquered the UK market recently, what
is next! This song is huge!
Still no justice
– DEM MOB
Gotta give
it up for Dem Mob, a hip hop act with a difference, their rhymes, skillset and
word is what I will call ‘ The next Hilltop Hoods’. They’ll take it far, just
watch. ‘Still no justice’ has a message and a strong one regarding indigenous Australians
deaths in custody. I’m following and you should too.
Driveway –
After Dark
After Dark
have a classical edge with a rock feel and this song really highlights this
especially when Charlotte opens her mouth and those massive vocals come out to
play. After Dark have such a Euro sound, they’d probably have an audience over
seas for sure.
Beatles V
Stones – The Audrey’s
When Taasha
starts singing you know you’re listening to the Audrey’s their music is that
distinctive. Beatles V Stones isn’t exactly a departure from the classic swagger
they’re known for but it’s really exciting to hear Audrey’s in 2026
Malibu –
Wanderers
By far one
of their best, so catchy! Dusty is singing stellar in this song and it just drifts
along so smoothly, a Summery song when it goes into the chorus ‘Carry the
Weight upon your shoulder’ and then the Sax – Attention!
Darkness at
the door- Nakatomi Plaza
Adelaide
trio Nakatomi Plaza remind me of early 70’s British Metal, when I first started
listening to Three D Radio they had a program called PowerSurge(still on) and
they’d play the best of British metal, and it’s a flashback in time, a time where
metal bands had pyro, studded vests and a whole lot of attitude. Dig this
A Familiar
Place – Eva Rundle
Eva has
stepped into electronica territory even reminiscent of Pet Shop Boys with her
song ‘A Familiar Place’, and the vibe of this genre really suits her voice. A
great song!
Highly
Addictive – Bitchspawn
Bitchspawn
have been at it for a while now and I feel they have progressed so much over
the years and writing really strong songs – This is a tribalistic, punk
extravaganza. Check out their EP on streaming services
Just say
you love me – Piper Wallin
For reasons
unknown why this song isn’t on high rotation on mainstream radio is beyond me it’s
a delightful pop song that has so much merit. Production is crystal clear, this
is destined for stardom.
Crying at the
Beach – Bella Brinkworth
Haven’t
heard anyone sing quite like Bella. Such diversity and you can hear it in this
song. Bella does it tastefully, she’s a story teller and will lure you in until
you’re a massive fan. Because, you will be after listening to this song
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