Scan & Sus1er are a bit cheeky, a bit philosophical, and very online. They’re our latest Independent Artist of the Week.

Lottie World presents a unique flavour of low-fi bedroom pop with her debut record ‘My Pop Album’. The release delivers on its name with introspective and witty lyrics accompanying bright and playful instrumentation.

From over-the-top and unapologetic 2000s pop music, to gritty, rhythmic electronic dance music, our Independent Artist of the Week Kavi will take you on an electrifying cosmic ride through the familiar feelings and phases of having a crush.

Jade Kenji is no stranger to the bustling hip hop scene in Sydney. After a string of features and collaborations with other artists, she has asserted herself as a solo artist on her latest single, ‘Tell Me the Time’.

Eora-based artist Matt Sitas’ new album WETWARE is an optimistic and bright blend of sounds and genres. This week’s Independent Artist Of The Week can sing and play bass, guitar, drums and keyboards. Like its maker, WETWARE is agile.

Chatting with Lill Scott on Up For It! on Monday, Gemma Navarrete described her new single ‘Same Shit!’ as a love letter to being yourself. She’s been writing self-affirming letters from a young age, and her penmanship has earned her the title of FBi’s Independent Artist of the Week this week.

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.

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.