Independent Artist Of The Week
Independent Artist of the Week: Ruu.
Southwestern Sydney’s Ruu. has been hip hop obsessed since he was young. Ruu. is releasing hip hop that will get you dancing but also make you think – something that’s earned him the title of Independent Artist of the Week.
Independent Artist of the Week: Gloomie
Offering an energised blend of dream pop, bedroom pop, shoegaze and indie, Eora-based artist Casey Logemann, aka Gloomie, has been a fixture of the local music scene for several years. She joined Lill Scott on Up For It! to talk through her glistening EP Storm Chaser.
Independent Artist of the Week: Command D
Command D’s music marries ‘the digital realm’ with textured organic sounds on his new EP, Clone Dialogue. He joined Anusha Rana on Up For It! to talk through it.
Independent Artist of the Week: Hayku Kyah
Naarm-based artist Hayku Kyah creates arresting tracks that intertwines ethereal spoken word with powerful instrumentals.
Independent Artist of the Week: Putrika
Soulful, detailed, off-kilter – Putrika’s debut singles draw on her influences while stepping past them into a dense sonic world.
Independent Artist of the Week: Lily Morris
Lily Morris writes honest, jangly music driven by lyrics about growing up and everyday life in her hometown of Braidwood, NSW (Yuin country), where she is based.
Independent artist of the week: Cashdox
Cashdox is a Ugandan-born Sydney artist whose passion drives him to create music traversing the genres of hip-hop, dancehall and afro-beats.
Independent Artist Of The Week: Bridge Dog
Bridge Dog bring a unique brand of DIY shoegaze to the Sydney Music scene with their EP ‘Going South’.
Independent Artist of the Week: 198archie
Drawing influence from the UK, our Independent Artist of the Week 198archie produces tracks that recontextualise the past for the modern day.
Independent Artist of the Week: Juni
Sydney-based Juni, aka Shauna Doyle, blends experimental electro sounds to create cinematic, atmospheric tracks akin to the works of Björk and Thom Yorke.