| Gabriel Lynch - The Way I See Pop, Experimental, Acoustic | 01/06/2011 |
With a penchant for raw and emotionally charged performances, and a new album on the way, Gabriel Lynch is set to become one of the country's most recognised independent artists.
The story of a primary school crush, and the lasting impact it had on the boy who experienced it, set to a contagious, quirky tune.
Other tracks by Gabriel Lynch: Jordana - The Way I See (live)
| Chelsea Gibson - Equinox Folk, Acoustic | 03/06/2011 |
Drawing from Swedish fiction, unspoken experience, photographers and vintage silhouettes, Chelsea’s brand of indie-folk melodies drift over like a cool breeze on a sultry night.
An emotive piece about two people spending the night in a unleased house.
Other tracks by Chelsea Gibson: White Noise - Our Winter
| Various Artists - Marla - Little Flowers Hip Hop, Australian Indigenous | 03/06/2011 |
Red Sand Culture is a hip-hop music mentoring project run in the remote Central Australian communities of Yuendumu, Nyirrpi, Willowra and Lajamanu.
"Come on everybody it's time to celebrate!" ... Kid-hop from Yuendumu.
Workshop participants: Marietta Wilson & Sherelle Young (aka Marla)
Produced by: Vadim Juste-Constant (aka Voodoo Dred), Marlon Porter (aka Elf Tranzporter), and the young people of Yuendumu.
Workshop participants: Marietta Wilson & Sherelle Young (aka Marla)
Produced by: Vadim Juste-Constant (aka Voodoo Dred), Marlon Porter (aka Elf Tranzporter), and the young people of Yuendumu.
Other tracks by Various Artists: Jerome Jurrah & Vanetta White - I'm From Yuendumu - Bruno Wilson- Intervention Invasion
| Michael Fix - Demolition Derby Country, Instrumental, Acoustic | 03/06/2011 |
Michael Fix is a multi-award winning acoustic guitar virtuoso who tours internationally presenting an eclectic mix of original instrumentals and distinctive arrangements, many of which have received national exposure.
Demolition Derby portrays the energy and excitement of a car race. Duelling guitars of Michael Fix & Brendan Radford propel this piece at breakneck speed.
Other tracks by Michael Fix: Optimystical - Old guitar Blues
| Owls of the Swamp - So Far Away Folk, Acoustic | 03/06/2011 |
Owls of the Swamp is the enchanting folk music project of Melbourne troubadour, Pete Uhlenbruch. His intricate guitar finger-picking and resonant earthy vocals blend seamlessly to create mysterious folk ballads.
A captivating song about distance and longing. Features the haunting vocals of Icelandic songwriter Myrra Ros and rich cello from Machine Translations' J. Walker.
Other tracks by Owls of the Swamp: Tricks and Turns - Long May You Run
| J*M*B - Sandia Electronic, Dance, House, Trance | 06/06/2011 |
J*M*B is a house/trance music producer that surrounds himself with dance music every day. He produces dance music that is powerful and full of energy rocking any dancefloor.
Sandia is a track where the crossroads of house and trance connect. It is a house track but with distinctive trance sounds containing an uplifting melody. This song will please all dance music lovers and has a happy feel to it.
| The Shivering Timbers - Canteen Folk, Pop, Rock, Alternative Country | 07/06/2011 |
Drawing upon blues, folk, Irish and country, The Shivering Timbers twist traditions into a beautiful mongrel sound that is at times raging and raucous and at others lamenting and melodic.
A pop song about childhood in Queensland, familial nostalgia and the journey from cradle to grave.
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Other tracks by The Shivering Timbers: Ugly Buggly Boo - Storm
| The Amazing 3 - My Man Blues/Roots, Folk, Alternative Country, Acoustic | 08/06/2011 |
The Amazing 3 are keeping the home fires of steamy blues and country twang burning in the 21st Century.
Inspired and dedicated to Sister Janet Mead who had a million + selling hit with "The Lord's Prayer" in 1971. This lyric is deliberately ambiguous; a lyric about someone’s love for Jesus without ever mentioning his name (like a love song that doesn't mention love).
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Other tracks by The Amazing 3: The Change - Perfect Reject
| Echo and the Empress - Balloon Pop, Folk, Dance | 08/06/2011 |
Meet Echo and the Empress, a musical collaboration of two sisters....with Beth on piano and Skye on guitar, they create music that is expressive, vibrant and honest.
The opening track Balloon, with its distinctive sound and deep drums, expresses the closed heart of an adolescent.
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Other tracks by Echo and the Empress: Set the Boys on Fire - The Wolves
| Crooked Saint - The Big Easy Pop, Rock, Roots | 11/06/2011 |
Melbourne’s 'Crooked Saint' (aka Tim Wheatley) announces his debut EP Every Angry Inch - the project showcasing the multi-instrumentalist in total musical control for the first time.
'Aren't we all looking for the big easy, one last flight of fancy for it all?'
| Ganga Giri - Good Voodoo Electronic, Reggae, World, Dance | 11/06/2011 |
Ganga Giri is a didge playing electronic music producer and percussionist, combining elements of dub, electro, dancehall and world music into a melting pot of genres and cultures.
Ganga's latest album merges dancehall, dub and breaks with electro, house and world flavours in his distinctive tribal organic style.
Good Voodoo is a conscious celebration of community, multi-culturalism and indigenous roots.
Good Voodoo is a conscious celebration of community, multi-culturalism and indigenous roots.
Other tracks by Ganga Giri: Jump Up - Byami (Our Creator)
| Pat Eyre - Set My Spirit Free Blues/Roots | 14/06/2011 |
Pat Eyre is a heartfelf songwriter of the blues. Pats songs are a soulful reflection of human endeavour and will make you think, or boogy, depending on your mind set.
Set My Spirit Free is a reflection of the human journey, the life changing mistakes we all make and search for forgiveness from our selves and others. This question of foregiveness is asked in the song and the music surrounds the lyrics in the plea to be set free.
Other tracks by Pat Eyre: I Like the Way - When Love Comes Back
| Daniel Cameron - Beautiful Consequences Folk, Roots, Acoustic | 16/06/2011 |
Daniel Cameron's music is a combination of folk and roots, has catchy hooks and a raw creative style, lyrics that are motivating, positive and sometimes confronting.
This song puts you in a position to encourage you to see what's most important in your life, and it will help you appreciate the people around you, and through your choices you can achieve beautiful consequences.
| Ill Starred Captain - Four Feet Away Rock, Garage, Grunge | 16/06/2011 |
A hard touring two piece band creating a wild hearted folk/punk/surfedelic sound made by drummer Justin Francis & singer / guitarist Scott Bassham.
A surfedelic, punkrock journey that makes reference to strange visitation and some big Aussie waves. Wierd for asing written in the depths of an Irish winter. But you can dance to it.
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Other tracks by Ill Starred Captain: Black Swan Eye - All Good Too Easy
| Jordan Millar - Everything Pop, Acoustic | 22/06/2011 |
Jordan Millar is an award winning songwriter based in Sydney Australia. Influenced by the likes of John Mayer and Dave Matthews, Jordan's pop combines mature musicianship with brutally honest lyrics.
Everything is the lead single of the brand new EP of the same name. It pays hommage to Jordan's love of blending Reggae and Blues with pop and deals with the issue of life not turning out exactly the way you thought it would!
Other tracks by Jordan Millar: Josephine - Confidence & Red Wine
| Alex Hallahan - Midnight Radio Blues/Roots, Alternative Country, Roots, Pop | 22/06/2011 |
Alex Hallahan's music is like a great Brill Building melody and a Penguin Classic colliding. 'A voice with both fragility and confidence, a songwriter with enormous depth and variety'. PBSfm
Alex turns his love affair with radio into a song!
‘Midnight Radio’ is the first single from Alex’s forthcoming album ‘Human Veins’. Recorded with Alex’s live band, The Woodland Hunters, this travelling track embodies a freedom and pace that will make you want to play it over and over.
‘Midnight Radio’ is the first single from Alex’s forthcoming album ‘Human Veins’. Recorded with Alex’s live band, The Woodland Hunters, this travelling track embodies a freedom and pace that will make you want to play it over and over.
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Other tracks by Alex Hallahan: This Field of Mine - Not the Devil, Not the Nun (feat. Anna Struth)
| Bec Plath - Obsession Pop, Rock | 22/06/2011 |
"It never sounds like Bec is trying to be anyone else. Instead she easily inhabits the space vacated by strong female singers that came before." crushable.com
Clearly lead by a strong piano riff throughout, this track is a strong, hard song, by a female piano artist. Something different to what most artists in the area produce.
Other tracks by Bec Plath: What I Was Looking For - Absent Mind
| The Firetree - Vega Pop, Folk | 28/06/2011 |
Following in the tradition of Angus & Julia Stone and Stars, The Firetree pair sublime harmonies and contrasting yet complimentary vocals with superb songwriting, creating an undeniably unique indie sound.
The Title track from our EP. To Quote bill hicks "if we stopped spending so much money on a war based economy we could feed and clothe the world many times over and explore inner and outer space together forever as one race"
Other tracks by The Firetree: Away from you - The Highway Song
| Dave Roberts - The Cold Light Of Day Rock, Folk | 01/07/2011 |
Original singer songwriter. Whose songs are about real issues and everyday life. The genre is from hard rock to strong ballads with meaningful lyrics that capture the moment.
A song that address's the reality and the seriousness of the drug problem that is sometimes so close to your loved ones.
Other tracks by Dave Roberts: Blood On The Moon - Hero
| Fatti Frances - What You Already Know Pop, RnB, Experimental, Electronic | 01/07/2011 |
Fatti Frances blends ghostly Karen Carpenter style lingering melodies with pulsating danceable rhythms of Missy Elliott and Beyonce, creating beat-ballad style Experimental RnB.
Classic RnB sounding song about girls going out and looking for romance. Features very catchy drum beats and melodies.
