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Aussie Winter Warmers

A quick glimpse around the suburbs and city alike over the past week will have you believing that Queensland has been hit with Antarctic weather. The beanies, gloves, and fancy patterned scarves can only do so much against this cold wave, but these Aussie tunes are guaranteed to emulate the summer heat that you’re dreaming of!

 

Teen Jesus set the scene in a hazy house party with the grungy ‘Balcony’. With a sip of whisky and an evening spent on the titular balcony, this high energy slice of suburban summer is ready to transport you to a sweaty porch-lit night in a much warmer month.


 

Stutter – Djanaba ft. Somber Hills

There’s truly no way to sit still when listening to Djanaba’s ‘Stutter’, the dance pop track cure any club night fomo. The catchy chorus and punchy lyrics make ‘Stutter’ the ultimate soundtrack for your commute, turning a previously awkward shuffle through the crowds into a powerful catwalk strut.


 

Butterknife – total tommy

total tommy has been completely dominating the Aussie indie scene over the past year, and the smooth cut of ‘Butterknife’ is almost “too hot to handle” in this cold weather. The chorus brings about a euphoric rush that’s steamier that any hot drink, whilst the lyrical storytelling is sure to ignite a fire within. Stay toasty and spiteful!



FREAK OUT – Baker Boy, Briggs, Haiku Hands

This dream collaboration between Baker Boy, Briggs, and Haiku Hands is a sharp slice of pure power and resistance against a system that works against you. In an almost camp and cheeky tone, this song brings both heat and energy whilst proving that protest music will never slip out of relevance.  


 

Overpopulator – Hassall

Hassall is truly making 2025 her year, and the feel-good, toe-tapping ‘Overpopulator’ is another addition to her top tier singles streak. Pour out a cup of coffee, or two or three, and contemplate every decision you’ve ever made with this lyrically confessional burst of pure caffeinated energy!

 


Dripping with all the pop star goodness that has been topping the music charts, Rosalie Chilvers stands up to the narrative painted for young, female presenting artists in the modern music scene. With lyrics full of feminine rage and a cheeky giggle, Chilvers is ready to diminish your winter chill with the cracking fire of her lyrical sass.


 

Weather – Milly McPherson

The cold weather often brings about a wave of nostalgia, and ‘Weather’ by Milly McPherson has all the charm of an excerpt from an indie movie soundtrack. Ideal for all thoughts of relationship reconstruction and last-minute road trips, the dramatic energy of this track will keep you buzzing long enough to shake off any winter blues.



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