Like so many innovative new producers coming out of Australia, one track is all you need to hear from Mickey Kojak. You can hear a whole mixtape though. Get to know the Sydney producer inside.

Bouncy basslines, bright synths and r&b samples – it’s a popular recipe in 2014, and with good reason. Hear Sydney producer Altisko’s take on it inside.

Walking the line between musicality and danceability is Omniment – a Brisbane producer composing cinematic beats. Hear an exclusive twenty minute mix from him inside.

A Brisbane beatmaker and member of the Top Cats collective, Feki has found the sweet spot between lush, soulful pastels and the deepest, sub-level blacks.

Like many young Australian producers in 2014, Dylan Tainsh has discovered a melodic, colourful world outside of heads-down club music. Hear a twenty minute mix from this promising Melbournite inside.

Pronounced “Low Key”, this Melbourne duo hate vowels but love bass. Let them smack you in the face with twenty minutes of it.

Hugo has already had a couple of viral remixes with his other project, #Hashtag, so it’ll be very interesting to hear the evolution of his tropical alter ego. Meet him inside.

Rather than beatmatching, fifteen year old producer Tobiahs chose to create echoes and harmonies in order to blend the tunes in his soothing Fade Up mixtape.

Once a drummer in metal bands, Empia now makes bright bass music on the opposite end of the anger scale. Get to know him inside.

If you spell De’Kcuf backwards it becomes a lot more aggressive than you thought, but the music made under that name has got bite at face value. These guys are a Sydney production duo who are all about heavy bass under agile percussion, and they’ve put together twenty minutes of tunes that’ll bash your brain in.