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Sunshine Coast music producer and singer/songwriter Billy Howler hopes to inspire a generation with a new vision for the future of music. The 31-year-old is about to release his debut song, “Keep My Fire Lit”, acknowledging the woman he says believed in him long before anyone else. Billy Howler is not just a musician he’s
Sunshine Coast all-female indie-punk band Love Thrills have a new song, and it’s a “bloody good” one. “Magic” is an ambitious and mature addition to the repertoire of the dynamic queer group, best known for their emotive and powerful soundscapes. Early reviews have praised it as simply: “a bloody good song”. The song starts with an ethereal keytar
Sunshine Coast singer/songwriter Shanleigh Rose has released a new song about heartache. āWeāre Not Friendsā will resonate with anyone who has experienced the fallout of a tumultuous relationship. The song explores the emotional landscape of post-breakup hostility, blending elements of country and pop with a raw and intense edge. This powerful anthem reminds us that
Brother Hollow may not beĀ brothersĀ by blood but they are united by their passion for lyrics and music. The boys from Tamworth capture the essence of a hardworking life on the well-worn road of music. And now they are making waves across Australia and New Zealand with their first Australasian radio single and digital track. Representing
Sunshine Coast singer-songwriter Billy Gudgeon is set to release a new song which explores the eternal struggle between good and evil. Known for his out-of-the-box country tunes, “Devil I Found” promises to captivate listeners with provocative melodies and poignant lyrics. The song is a testament to Billy’s exceptional storytelling ability, blending heartfelt emotion with a
Maleny music legend Col Finley has launched the Country Stars Awards in search of Australia’s next big country music star. The awards will be held on May 31 to coincide with the Maleny Show. The event will see 19 semi-finalists vying to share in more than $20,000 in cash and prizes in two major categories:
