Atwood Magazine

“Black Boy Joy Freedom of Expression”: August 08 Shares His Intimate Film, ‘EMOTIONAL CUH’

Maple Glider Unveils New Song “Good Thing”: Stream The Melbourne songwriter’s debut single is out now on Partisan Records

10 Cool New Pop Songs to Get You Through The Week: Sam Dew, Maisie Peters, Ant Saunders & More [Sycco]

Sticks & Stones

Sticks & Stones Shitty interview No.109 Creams

Something More: destination Planet Giza

PAPER

Sound Off: 10 New Songs You Need to Hear Now [Kero Kero Bonito, Noname]

From classically trained pianist to PC pop tour de force, meet Borneo born LÂLKA

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Mix Up: KUČKA

American Songwriter

Sycco Drops “My Ways,” a Catchy, Sugar-Coated Call for Self-Care

NME

Noname announces new album ‘Factory Baby’, alongside new single ‘Rainforest’

LISTEN: Babitha – ‘Through the Light’

Young rapper in a hurry joins Midnight Oil for Stage 88 Makarrata concert

The Australian

Midnight Oil and friends on song in Makarrata Live

The Most Radicalist

LIST PICK BLACK FLY KINGDOM

Planet Giza’s Guide to the Montreal Music Scene

First Out: New Music From Shura, Isaac Dunbar, Jordy & More

Toronto’s DijahSB shares the Harrison-produced “By Myself,” announces new album

Meet MAY-A: the rising Australian indie-pop icon you need to know

We Are The Guard

NEW INDIE MUSIC: 10 SONGS TO BRIGHTEN YOUR PANDEMIC PLAYLISTS

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First Spin: New love and sweet memories are at the centre of MAY-A’s new tune

CABBAGES

Irregular Vegetables, Vol. 43 a Q&A with Haviah Mighty + CABBAGES’ weekly hip-hop links roundup

Song You Need to Know: Haviah Mighty, ‘Obeah’

HotNewHipHop

Haviah Mighty unleashes her latest single, “Obeah.”

Haviah Mighty Pops Off on New Song “Obeah”

Haviah Mighty Protects Her Energy On “Obeah”

RAGE Feature Video: THE LAZY EYES – Where’s My Brain???

RAGE Wild One: LÂLKA ft. BRUX – Atomic Blonde

First Spin: KUČKA announces her long-awaited debut album, drops new track ‘No Good For Me’

The Most Radicalist

IOGI YOU/ME/EVERYONE

Song You Need to Know: KUČKA, ‘No Good for Me’