Futuremag runs you through some of its favourite new releases by Aussie artists.

Stacey Ann - A Change In The Wind (EP)

Following on from the release of her bubbly single Ripples last month, Stacey Ann’s debut EP A Change In The Wind came out last week.

The honest and profound EP explores moments and experiences she has faced, encapsulating themes of love, loss, friendship, and resilience.

Eskimo Joe- the first time

Aussie rockers Eskimo Joe are back with their first new release in five years.

Eskimo Joe bring a modern feel to the first time while also remaining true to their traditional sound.

Kaiyah Mercedes- If We Never Speak Again

At just the age of 17, Melbourne-based Kaiyah Mercedes has displayed songwriting beyond her years in the poignant track If We Never Speak Again.

The song which begins as a voicemail, was “written as a voicemail to express all my unsaid feelings about another person,” Mercedes said.

Christian Adjeisa- RUNNING

Pop/RnB artist Christian Adjeisa’s RUNNING mixes a pulsating rhythm with compelling songwriting.

“RUNNING' is my journey of grappling with heartbreak and search for truth, trying to outrun the haunting memories and painful truths of a failed relationship,” Adjeisa says.

Gretta Ray- Roses

Indie pop artist Gretta Ray has released the extended version of her 2023 record Positive Spin + with an additional four tracks.

Roses is a gorgeous highlight of the new songs, as Ray’s voice continues to make soft melodies fly high.

WCB- Picnics & Liquor

'Picnics & Liquor' sees indie artist WCB adding a sprinkle of pop to his predominantly indie-electro sound.

The track was released with an accompanying colourful music video filmed entirely on an iPhone.