SATSUKI and Taka Perry combine their talents to create Zoning Out—the playful, experimental pop of your dreams.

Matt Hsu’s Obscure Orchestra addresses refugee rights, black lives and racial injustice in new single ‘Welcome To The Neighbourhood’ — a collaboration with diverse artists of First Nations, refugee, immigrant and gender diverse backgrounds.

To help combat the winter blues, Jade Zoe made LIMINAL a special playlist.

Though things sound breezy, Chitra’s new EP is astute and rich, proving that the more specific you make something the more universal it becomes.

Recovery Channel is a musical recollection of Yeo’s experience as a person of colour struggling to find confidence, a place to belong, and proof of his own humanity. 

Del Lumanta constructs magical mechanical landscapes in their first foray into modular synthesis.

On effervescent new single ‘Blue Light’, Lighthouser writes synthpop bright enough to transform relatable anxieties into joy.

West Sydney hip-hop duo Slim Set are back with their trademark fusion of UK bass, rap, and classic Australian references in their latest single ‘Warrang’.

Yoni Yen has created a sonic world that strikes the perfect balance between strength and vulnerability.

A beautiful new single from Emily Soon, ‘Good Help Is Hard To Find’ balances feelings of suburban nostalgia with dreams of the future.

Both heartbreaking and tender at once, Rainbow Chan's idiosyncratic brand of pop holds a mirror up to diasporic experiences, sharing personal tales of love and loss.

Mekong Delta Blues is a nostalgic, intimate peek into the experience of reconnecting with one’s culture.

Kezia Yap’s creations are an exploration of timbre and space, secret whispers between sound and silence, facilitating conversations between organic & manufactured sonic materials.

Initially writing music as a means of therapy, shi’LO’s honest and conversational lyrical style, coupled with hip hop beats and gospel progressions, evokes real and raw emotions from the listener.

Yeo has created a slow-jam that is somehow both the perfect accompaniment to a 2am weekend hangout, a criticism of the nature of the comments section and the failures of the Australian government.