Peking Duk – Can’t Fit In
With only one week til Peking Duk drop their long-awaited debut album Paradise, the duo unveil one last sneak peek of the record with an epic collaboration with the one and only Killer Mike.
Zipporah – White Flag
Hot off her first-ever headline show at the Sydney Opera House for Vivid Sydney, Zipporah releases the extended cut of her debut mixtape Naungu Urui , featuring new single ‘White Flag.’ Zipporah’s EP extension is her most intimate body of work to date, introducing country influences alongside her signature blend of alternative R&B, neo-soul and jazz. Inspired by her family’s lifelong love of country music, a genre that has long held a special place in many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, the project embraces storytelling as its guiding force. Exploring love in its many forms, ancestral, familial, romantic and self-defining, the collection reflects on the relationships, memories and cultural ties that have shaped her, offering a powerful meditation on connection, grief, resilience and belonging.
Batchelor Girl: Waiting For The Day: Artist Sessions
One of Australia’s most beloved pop albums gets a major 2026 revival. The album pairs Tania Doko and James Roche with an extraordinary lineup including Delta Goodrem, Jessica Mauboy, Darren Hayes, Tommy Emmanuel, Suze DeMarchi, Courtney Act, NERVO, Jack Jones and more. This is a true celebration of collaboration, independence and the lasting impact of Waiting For The Day.
James Johnston – Takes Me Back
Australian country music sensation, three-time Golden Guitar winner (including the top selling ARIA Charts Australian Country Album in 2025) and ARIA Award nominee James Johnston releases his new track. ‘Takes Me Back’ arrives just days before James kicks off his sold-out UK headline tour for the very first time.
Unicorn – Sweet Ride
Having firmly established themselves within the WA scene as creators of music that hits hard and fast with emotion and craft, four-piece rock outfit Unicorn are back with a new dose of the above in a blistering fresh track.
Sophia J Smith – Confetti On The Floor
Hailing from Narrm/Melbourne, indie-pop artist and songwriter Sophia J Smith reveals her new single ‘Confetti On The Floor’, the follow-up to her debut single ‘Tell Them’. ‘Confetti on the Floor’ once again highlight’s Sophia’s knack for artfully balancing memorable pop melodies with generous vulnerability.
Concrete Surfers – Concrete Surfers
Over the past decade, Magandjin/Brisbane’s Concrete Surfers have toured the country countless times, supported some of the biggest artists in the world, played major festivals and have consistently refined their repertoire into a sound that has become unmistakably their own. Today, the band release their first ever full-length record, an album that has been over two years in the making.
DMA’S – Windows
Built around delicate instrumentation, ‘Windows’ strips everything back to reveal one of the band’s most vulnerable and affecting performances.
The Avalanches – Can’t Get Over Losing You
Don Walker – Love Songs (Album)
Calico City – Gotta Go
This release delivers excitement in frivolous motion as the final single ahead of their upcoming EP, Second In Line, set for release in September.
Blank Instrument – Green and Blue
Blank Instrument, the pen name for Boorloo/Perth-based singer-songwriter Kim Franklin, announces her second single of 2026. The track continues to expand the world within ‘Jumping at Ghosts’, acknowledging her late friend Julie while finding solace in recognising the need for emotional respite. The piano-fronted ballad encompasses the feeling of escape, both physical and emotional, with the song’s warm, lulling tones that encourage reflection and emotional openness.