Jackson Langford, Journalist

'Ana' is a sonic gem that shines bright among the dirt, and Say Lou Lou have ensured that its sparkle, as well as their own, lasts as long as possible.

The grim reality of Just Shy's 'Maybe I Can Turn This Night Around' is creepy and confronting, but one worth hearing back at ourselves anyway. 

The biggest reason behind the appeal of Mallrat's 'Groceries' is its stunning simplicity, not needing to do too much to create an entire world of magic.

'Lowkey' might be about keeping things off other people's radar, but Cosmo's Midnight, Buddy and Jay Prince have made sure the song itself is anything but.

With great humility and even greater charm, Just A Gent takes us through his personal highlights of his hometown of Maitland.

Milan Ring's 'Obscured' serves as a beautiful and enveloping ode to those who have felt abandonment, but everything here has never felt more at home.

If Maribelle and 'I'm A Mess Without You' are indicators of where Australia's pop sphere is being taken, then it is in very safe hands. 

Listen Out's 2018 lineup has arrived and no-one was expecting the absolute magnitude of the bill they're giving us in this dumpster fire of a year.

The diversity that's present in just three-and-a-half minutes show that Keelan Mak and 'Weigh You Down' are soaring too high for you to ignore.

Vanessa Elisha's star only continues to rise with 'Butter,' a track that evokes sexuality, coolness and irresistible swagger from the very beginning.

'Stop By' is a smooth-sailing, cruisy jam that elevates both Tayrell and Your Girl Pho to their highest potential yet

The most exciting thing about 'Disperse', in fact, is the seamless way Herzeloyde fuses all the elements of the track together.