From their album “Ladies Night” (2003):
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Jordan Rakei – “Trust”
From his album “The Loop” (2024):Lizzie Hosking – “Bubble”
Based in Adelaide, this emerging Australian singer and songwriter got her musical start singing covers, performing every chance she got and uploading to TikTok. Diagnosed with Autism at a young age, she’s turned the challenges and societal misconceptions into a superpower. She’s released multiple singles to critical acclaim and played her first festival WOMADelaide recently. Inspired by the contrasting sounds of Remi Wolf and Olivia Dean, she released her debut “Numb” in 2020.
Telling the story about breaking down walls in a relationship, so that the way is clear to find safety and acceptance with your partner, her new single celebrates the freedom to be yourself completely with another person. While being a soft pop song as foundation, the melody is enriched with smooth soul and silken R&B elements. With an easy-going rhythm, sweet guitar runs and an unexpected electronic vibe, it’s her mesmerizing vocals that turn this sensual tune into a heartfelt bop.
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Del Amitri – “Roll To Me”
From their album “Twisted” (1995):Bette Smith – “Goodthing”
From her upcoming album “Goodthing”, to be released on 12 July 2024:
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Sametime – “Should’ve Known Better”
Hailing from the Sunshine Coast in Australia and based in Brighton, UK, brothers Sam and Tim Aitken began their musical journey busking on the streets aged 9 and 12. They also started writing their own songs and released an album under the name “Hoo8Hoo”. At the age of 14 and 17 they signed a record deal with Sony. They’ve since started their own record label: Duckfeet Records. Inspired by The 1975, Finneas and Coldplay, they released their debut “Where The Wind Blows” in 2017.
Telling the relatable story of having expressed a thought out loud that you should’ve kept to yourself, their new single explores the heartache a hurtful comment can create. Blending an 80s vintage pop-rock vibe with contemporary qualities, the melody starts with a shimmering synth, closely followed by neon-dipped percussion and joyous electric guitars. Ascending to a crescendo of anthemic sonic heights, it’s the exuberant vocals that add a virulent sparkle to this cheerful groove.
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