Max Lewis, Journalist

Chicago producer shallou has returned with 'You and Me'; a more minimal exploration of his unique ambient electronica / dance-pop sound.

No Mono, aka Tom Iansek and Tom Snowdon, have dropped a mesmerising and raw video for 'Butterflies' alongside their first run of tour dates as a duo.

It hasn't even been a month since her stunning debut, but Eleanor Jacks has returned with 'Crazy', a bombastic, soulful and deeply emotional cut.

Featuring members of Hey Frankie and Belove, Alfalfa have dropped 'In Their Shoes' - a groovy combo of RnB and 80s Pop and a perfect summer vibe.

Adelaide future-pop duo Nakatomi have released 'Wooden Castle' - the first single from their upcoming debut EP- alongside an endearing pantomime film clip.

Kira Puru is back with 'Tension', a minimal, powerful yet contagiously groovy 'goth-disco' bop that shows the genre-defying artist has still got it.

Brisbane's G Elenil has dropped the first taste of her forthcoming debut EP with 'SOMETHING', a catchy, tongue-in-cheek cut full of biting flow and beats.

Haiku Hands have teamed up with fellow Sydney producer Jaytee Hazard for a raw and glitch- filled remix of 'Not About You'

Sydney Producer Ric Rufio has returned with 'Water to Wine', a perfectly retro throwback to 90s RnB with some slick modern production.

Melbourne ensemble ESESE have dropped double single 'Slow Down / Home' featuring their familiar laid-back neo-soul sound with an electronic twist.

Sydney's HANDSOME (aka Caitlin Park) has dropped 'Late Night Ball Game' ft. Joyride: a 'tomboy pop and brooding electronica' track with a hopeful message.

Melbourne's Lojack has added to his repertoire of hard-hitting trap and future bass with 'Weak', a woozy electronic exploration guaranteed to shake walls.