Every week, Rolling Stone AU/NZ brings you the best new music from Australian artists.
Catch up on our previous coverage of Gordi, Jimmy Barnes, Bean Magazine, Carla Wehbe, Ocean Alley, Fanny Lumsden.
Here’s what else dropped last week:
BOY SODA – “Blink Twice”
R&B artist BOY SODA recorded “Blink Twice” in the Blue Mountains, using live instruments to create a warm, thoughtful track about staying grounded and connected.
Quality Used Cars – “Tullamareena”
Quality Used Cars tell the story of Tullamareena, the Wurundjeri man after whom Melbourne’s Tullamarine area is named. The song honours strength and history with respect and care.
Young Franco – “Music Sounds Better with Me” (ft. Master Peace & BCBC)
Young Franco’s latest single “Music Sounds Better with Me” teams him up with UK artist Master Peace and BCBC for a fresh, catchy dance song. The video, shot in LA, nods to early 2000s DIY style and matches the song’s easy vibe.
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Lottie McLeod – Bug
Brisbane singer-songwriter Lottie McLeod’s debut EP Bug is a quiet, folky collection inspired by personal loss. Her sound fits with artists like Asha Jefferies and Aleksiah, perfect for those reflective moments.
Emily Lubitz – “Don’t Worry You Got Time”
Emily Lubitz’s new single “Don’t Worry You Got Time” brings a warm, country feel to her indie folk style. It’s a comforting song about not rushing through life and remembering there’s still time.
Fade Evare – Welcome Back
Melbourne trio Fade Evare drop their debut album Welcome Back, mixing trip-hop, pop, and dance sounds across 12 tracks. The album pulls together their recent singles into a smooth, laid-back listen.
Daily Toll – “Waiting Game”
Sydney band Daily Toll share “Waiting Game”, the last single before their debut album A Profound Non-Event. Their music reflects years of friendship and growing together through thoughtful indie rock songs.
Jet City Sports Club – “In Morphine”
Sydney’s Jet City Sports Club kick off 2025 with “In Morphine”, their first release under Select Music. The track leads into their first headline tour on the East Coast.
Grace Vandals – What Can I Burn Here?
Grace Vandals’ strking debut What Can I Burn Here? blends indie rock and folk with honest lyrics about tricky feelings and raw moments.
