Based in Melbourne, this Australian singer/songwriter watched her musician mum perform her whole life. As a teenager she taught herself to play Taylor Swift songs on guitar. Growing up, she listened to a lot of country music, elements of which can be found in her songs. Inspired by storytellers like Passenger, Missy Higgins and Brandi Carlile, she debuted her country-pop sound on “I’m Here” in 2010.
Narrating the emotional toll caused by being in a toxic relationship and hiding that fact for the world, her new single highlights her masterly lyricism. With an indie-rock foundation, she’s injected some country-pop elements to create a lavish sonic brew. And with a mild rhythm, crisp guitars and an earworm chorus, it’s her authentic vocals that’ll draw you in to this rich, organic and cathartic tune.
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From their album “Like Gangbusters” (1983):
From her album “Dirt Femme” (2022):
Based in Los Angeles, this singer and songwriter was born to a songwriting mother and a multi-instrumentalist father with music running through her veins. Referring to her songs as ‘journal entries put to melody’, she’s devoted much of her childhood to honing her genuine lyricism and style. Inspired by 
Written about a friend who was literally covered in self-inflicted bruises, as well as the metaphorical bruises we carry around, her new single shines a lyrical light on mental health. Instantly gripping from the first mellow beat, the song soon awakens with a galvanic rhythm, fiery synths and lively guitars. And with her charismatic vocals, this bubbly groove sounds both authentic and danceable.
From their album “Communards” (1986):
From her upcoming debut album “Amelia”, to be released on 3 March 2023:
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