Jordy Lane does dreamy pop, instrumental electronica, simple folk, field recordings and a few nasty beats. This is the first single from his soon-to-be-released album "Here We Go, Down The Black Hole". Lyrically it's all about death, the possible (non-) existence of God and why we exist? Who knows? Anyway, he's often been compared to The Postal Service, with a dash of Aphex Twin. Nice Stuff.

Hardworking Sydney-siders Lights Out have been likened to Bodyjar and Front End Loader, and are responsible for this awesome little chunk of no-nonsense rock. Since forming in late 2007, the have shared stages with the likes of Blueline Medic and British India.

'The Boy Who Cried Misery' is the first track from Rocketsmiths' new EP 'Parts, Pieces'. Hailing from Brissy, these guys have a sound that's energetic, quirky, and mature. Check them out as they tour throughout September and October!

Indie four-piece 'City Riots' are straight out of Adelaide, and have been busy touring overseas for the most of this year. This track 'Burning Me Out' was recorded in the US in between tour dates and will feature on the band's new EP to be released November 1st.

From the shadows of Melbourne's hip-hop underground - meet 24 year old emcee Perry Chapman aka Pez. He's already one of Australia's favourite mixtape emcees and now he's ready to unleash his debut album 'A Mind Of My Own'. This track 'The Festival Song' is ready to soundtrack your summer festival season!

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