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Director Fletcher Moules (Kid Cudi’s Entergalactic, Clash of Clans) launches The New Condition with ‘Maybe,’ a melancholic synth-pop single out Fri, Sept 19, paired with a surreal video shaped from licensed prompts to spotlight ethical AI.

Benjamino returns Aug 29 with “Own Two Feet,” a feel-good alt-R&B single about stepping away from toxicity, previewing the debut album Cucino out Nov 21.

Michael Ward drops “No Regrets,” a snarling country-rock/blues cut about facing the past head-on, out Aug 29. It tees up a national tour featuring Ryan Daunt and Adam Springhetti.

Brisbane trio The Inadequates unveil their debut album Haven’t You Heard?—12 theatrical folk songs weaving mandolin, accordion, and layered harmonies. From hooky breakups to satirical stompers and tender reflections, the record stretches folk into bold, genre-blurring territory. The band supports the release with a September tour across Australia.

Perth artist Jess Cullity drops “Shadow Love” on Aug 22—a vulnerable indie-pop cut that opens on a voicemail, swells from plucked guitar to strings, and faces the moment a relationship’s illusion fades.

Isabel Rumble returns with “Better Half of Me,” a tender, dusky reflection on love’s quiet departure and the courage to move on. The single previews her album Hold Everything Lightly (Oct 24) and precedes an Australian tour.

Lucinda Poy returns with “Liar,” a synth-kissed indie-pop confessional about broken trust, out Aug 22. She’ll launch it live Sept 25 at Lyric’s Underground in Perth.

Abbey Lane returns with “Bigger Man” on Aug 20—an indie-rock ballad sewn from past ideas into a cathartic, hook-driven anthem. She also announces her EP Lessons Learnt, arriving Sept 25.

The Inadequates release “Genevieve” on Aug 14—a bold, bittersweet folk-pop single previewing debut album Haven’t You Heard? (Aug 28). Select Australian dates follow in Sept–Oct.

Joan & the Giants release The Five Stages of Grief on Aug 14—a six-song chronicle of a breakup from denial to acceptance. The band supports The Fray’s sold-out anniversary dates and headlines shows across Australia.

Australian pop artist Chloe Styler shares “Push & Pull” on Aug 15, a bright, hook-filled step beyond her country roots. She’ll debut it live at BIGSOUND 2025.

GLVES’s new single “Honesty” fuses drum-and-bass rhythms and raw vocals to confront toxic ties ahead of her debut EP.

Lloyd & The Leftovers release debut album Spin The Wheel, an 11-track indie-folk-Americana narrative exploring emotional highs and lows.

Maddison Kate’s debut EP What I’d Say To You offers four intimate indie-folk tracks exploring unsaid emotions and personal growth.

Moonsea’s ‘Power Cut’ single, out August 1, is a nostalgic electronic-pop ballad with angelic vocals and intimate, flickering visuals.

Cedarsmoke releases ‘Picasso Blue’ on August 1, previewing their third album Under The Rainbow, out October 31.

ALEIA’s ‘Pretty When I Cry’, out July 25, is a gut-wrenching indie-folk ballad strumming heartbreak into cathartic clarity.

Sunny Luwe’s single ‘Blue Skies’ marks a joyful return, previewing her sophomore album Feeling Good on October 10.

Folk singer Joel Andrew B’s new single “Something Between You and I” is a tender indie-folk ballad capturing first-love's ache.

POLLY’s 4-track Daddy Issues EP, out July 18, blends nostalgic synths and decadent vocals into a personal exploration of her childhood and adolescence.

The Inadequates’ stripped-back single “Lethe River” drops July 24 as a preview of debut album Haven’t You Heard.

Lloyd & The Leftovers share “Spin The Wheel,” a confessional indie folk/rock single packed with raw emotion and layered storytelling. Released alongside a dreamlike music video, the track serves as the title track from the Walyalup band’s debut album arriving August 8.

Isabel Rumble shares “Soften,” a tender and reflective single paired with a sepia-toned video filmed on Thaua Country. Out July 11, the song explores surrender, strength, and connection to self and place, previewing the next chapter in the acclaimed indie-folk artist’s journey.

Meanjin-based folk artist Maddison Kate releases “More To Me,” a tender single out July 11 that explores growth, heartbreak, and hope. With rich instrumentation and emotional vocals, the track previews her upcoming debut EP What I'd Say To You, arriving August 8.

Whiskey Jack and Kiera Jas team up on Old Expressions, a warm and nostalgic folk collaboration that captures the quiet beauty of love, change, and timeless connection.