Now that’s what I call music.
Our fresh collection of noise has just come in, and wow.
We’re looking at the newest music to hit the radio waves, and there’s bound to be something you’re into! Check it out.
Buffy – Daybreak
Dreamy alt pop from a Chicago home studio, drifting between Beach House haze and Lily Allen’s sharp, playful pulse.
Fierce Invalids – n ew bu s ine ss
Post everything California trio unleashing a brooding, cathartic debut where abrasive guitars and soulful sax collide in odd time fury.
Micah Schnabel, Vanessa Jean Speckman – Hands Up!
Columbus born storytelling with raw Midwestern grit, where every word sounds like it’s been lived in and worn thin.
Southey – Got It All
Self recorded and produced in a Sydney studio, lush soundscapes that invite reflection and drift like half remembered dreams.
Christian Demman – Fallen Down
Orange County songwriter with global reach in his sights, crafting each track like a prayer sent out to the world.
Pat Lazar, Michael Ebejer – BOOGIE NIGHTS
Melbourne made with the homies, a loose and grinning groove that feels like a late night jam that refused to end.
WÖØLWORTHS\\FLUSHOT – The Wake
Tasmanian indie thrash rap with a name as jagged as its sound, all sharp edges and restless Tasmanian grit.
The Beefs – Headache
Pub pop that bottles everyday Aussie charm into catchy, tongue in cheek anthems, like a cold one with your rowdiest mates.
Sunday Mistake – Mangoes
Jangly Cairns indie rock with a bruised, melancholic heart, where ‘Mangoes’ tastes like tropical sweetness wrapped around a quiet ache.
Kola – Locked Up In Love
Psychedelic escapism woven into every woozy note, ‘Locked Up In Love’ feels like floating through a door that won’t quite close behind you.
eastern jet lag – Kinda Cronk-R-Ite
Brash alt rock with a transcontinental pulse, driving drums and binaural production turning geopolitics into restless, riff heavy noise.
Up is the Down is the – Phantom Thread
Indie rock with jazz woven through its bones, where 70s soft rock grit meets bass driven, slightly off kilter melody.
Sticko – Chicken Meatballs
Offers a playful, offhand charm, turning everyday oddities into something weirdly warm and sticky.
The Fuss – Technicolor Blues
Neon 80s pop soaked in modern pop punk urgency, where shimmering synths and soaring hooks ache with the need to break free.
Pamane, Ki Kaar – N6 & P7
Self made rap and R&B blurring genre lines, where Omaha grit meets DMV polish and every beat builds a new layer of safe haven.
SH1NOB1, Jay Irvine, S4MURAI JXCK, Kwajo – LIMEJUICE
Virginia born rap with a sharp ear for saturation, carving his own lane through relentless craft and clear, upward growth.
New Indie Music: Happy’s Mixtape, updated every week. Emerging indie, rock and alt artists picked by Happy Mag. Chuck it a follow if you wanna seem cool to your friends.
