Every few weeks we've been compiling all the tracks you may have missed from Australia and New Zealand's most unique and ground-breaking artists.
To start us off for November, we check out brand new joints from Sophie Grophy, Kota Banks, Bailey Wiley & Kaiit. Check the vid for the first half of the month up above, and find the full versions of each song down below.
Every few weeks we've been compiling all the tracks you may have missed from Australia and New Zealand's most unique and ground-breaking artists.
To start us off for November, we check out brand new joints from Sophie Grophy, Kota Banks, Bailey Wiley & Kaiit. Check the vid for the first half of the month up above, and find the full versions of each song down below.
Sophie Grophy "FA$T LIFE"
Kota Banks "Holiday"
Kota Banks is a Sydney artist who’s been called one of Australia’s best new pop acts, and "Holiday" is her first release through NLV Records. Banks' lyrics and voice make this the perfect soundtrack to your summer pool party, over a fun dancehall-influenced beat produced by Swick.
Bailey Wiley "Lady"
Bailey Wiley is a neo-soul singer from New Zealand, and "Lady" is her first single from her upcoming EP set for release in 2018. Wiley describes the track as being “about standing on your own and knowing what’s best for you,” and makes her message clear with her stunning, soulful vocals over Eno and Soraya’s brassy production.
Kaiit "2000 N Somethin"
Kaiit is a Melbourne artist on the rise, and her newest joint "2000 N Somethin" features some slick vocals over slow jammin' production courtesy of Momo of Diafrix. Kaiit says the song was birthed from "feeling like I wasn’t born at the right time after trying to fit in social situations. I couldn’t relate to the culture and that people were evidently not good for my wellbeing.” The single is set to feature on My Dear Diary, Kaiit’s forthcoming EP.
