Melbourne feminist outfit Wet Lips harness the unique frustration that comes with living in the world as a woman, transforming it into dirty, biting, three chord garage punk.

Textured soundscapes and intricate guitar compositions: singer-songwriter Emma Davis carefully weaves stories into sound.

Eilish Gilligan hasn’t been releasing music under her own name for long, but that hasn’t stopped her from discovering how deeply devastating a lone voice and some synths can be.

Cutting lose from the more typical house and techno constructs, local producer Jikuroux creates scattered beats that aren’t your regular club tracks.

Although he’s only just released his debut single, Sensible J has been working his magic as an integral part of Australia’s hip-hop scene for quite some time.

Experimental duo Party Dozen create abrasive, avant-garde music based solely on improvisation.

If you’re not already be familiar with Brisbane punk-rockers WAAX, prepare to be.

From Melbourne-via-Uganda, SK Simeon combines reggae, dancehall and bass with a Jamaican style of singjaying that’s bound to get you moving.

Hailing from the Sunshine Coast, Angharad Drake creates melodic folk that’ll stick with you for days.

Meet Blacktown’s self-described “trap daddy” and WVS label signee.