“Love You” by Ashia Ackov
Ashia Ackov’s new single “Love You” feels like stumbling into a hidden jazz lounge where the clock has stopped somewhere around 1964. From the opening bars, this track drips with…
“Avocet Court” by ReeToxA
In “Avocet Court,” ReeToxA delivers a song and offers a quiet revelation. Named after the street in Carrum Downs where he weathered the battles of adolescence, this track plays like…
“Turn For The Worst” by Marc Soucy
Marc Soucy’s “Turn For The Worst” is anything but a musical disaster—in fact, it’s a daring and triumphant piece that twists tradition into something wildly alive. Recorded live in a literal…
“The Loneliest Person on Earth” by Tom Minor
Tom Minor’s “The Loneliest Person on Earth” is a lo-fi heartbreak disguised as a smirking indie ballad, the kind of song that strolls into your headphones with jangly guitars and…
“The Gloaming” by Dom Moore
Dom Moore’s latest single, “The Gloaming”, arrives as the golden-hour centrepiece of his upcoming debut EP “In & Out of Lines,“ and it might be his most emotionally resonant track…
“Remember Me. Theme” by GatiS
The moment “Remember Me. Theme” unfurls, it feels less like pressing play and more like lifting the lid on a box of half-forgotten photographs. Composer-producer Gatis Sturnieks has released this…
“Known 3 Yrs. Seen 24 Hrs.” by Amy-Lin Slezak
Amy-Lin Slezak’s “Known 3 Yrs. Seen 24 Hrs.” is a weather-worn postcard from a love that never quite settled. The moment her voice cracks open with “Digging up the past,…
“My Alma Latina” by Michellar
Michellar’s debut EP, "My Alma Latina," is an introduction and a glowing affirmation of identity. Born from the fusion of Spanish and Filipino heritage, this five-track collection reverberates with heart,…
“God of the Dead“ – Rosetta West’s Ritual of Sound and Shadow
There’s no mistaking the intention behind Rosetta West’s “God of the Dead,“ and this isn’t an album that merely plays, but possesses. From the very first tremor of “Boneyard Blues,”…
“Wonderlick Goes to War“ by Wonderlick
From its very first note, Wonderlick Goes to War draws a battle line, not in the name of violence, but of clarity. It’s a record that dares to ask: What’s left…