LivewireAU Six Pack: Kaleidoscopic Introspection For Your Easy Mornings

Moving – Benjamin Trillado 

Naarm (Melbourne) based singer-songwriter Benjamin Trillado channels all the big feelings of existential dread into his latest single ‘Moving’. A commentary on the often-static nature of the day-to-day, and the overwhelming pressure to find yourself and conquer your dreams without even knowing what those dreams may be, ‘Moving’ is a track that hits hard whilst also standing as a piece of reassurance that no one is alone in these feelings.

For fans of: Rachel Chinouriri, Conan Gray, Tyne-James Organ

Shirt Song – GRXCE 

Eora (Sydney) based indie trio GRXCE dive into the treacherous nature of casual relationships with their latest single, ‘shirt song’. A 90’s soft grunge sound pairs with the emotionally raw lyrics to create a story of pure, encompassing yearning for a fully developed romance in the age of low effort flings.

For fans of: Tired Lion, Platonic Sex, Teen Jesus And The Jean Teasers

Boys Like You – Meiia

A true musical powerhouse, Meiia is here to truly takeover your playlists with her soulfully dreamy new release, ‘Boys Like You’. Dripping in 2000’s energy and pure feminine power, ‘Boys Like You’ is anthemic with its empowering lyrical nature of reclaiming your worth in a relationship. 

For fans of: Lawrence, Zinadelphia, Sammy Rae & The Friends

Adore Me – Emily Wurramara

Emily Wurramara has made her awaited return to our rotation with her dreamily euphoric new single, ‘Adore Me’. Described aptly as a “meditation on love of all kinds for anyone who has their sh*t together, but doesn't at the same time", Wurramara sets out lyrical requirements for reciprocated love amongst a backdrop of a truly magical groovy pop.

For fans of: Kaiit, Thelma Plum

Feel It In My Bones  - Powder Blue

Powder Blue have just released their debut EP Reaching Towards the Sun, transporting audiences to the summery heat with their fusion of classic Australian indie, jazz, funk, and reggae. ‘Feel It In My Bones’ truly stands out as a sun-drenched reminisce to the warmer months, with smooth vocals and a charming instrumental arrangement.

For fans of: RAT!hammock, Shag Rock, Kitschen Boy

Four corners – FELIVAND

FELIVAND is back with the ever-smooth ‘four corners’, an introspective alt-pop gem on making space for all of life’s heavy, hidden, and often ignored moments. Sharing on Instagram that the titular corners “refer to this kind of metaphorical room…a kind of inner landscape”, FELIVAND encourages audiences to acknowledge all parts of themselves with this delicate tune.

For fans of: Meg Mac, Kehlani