LivewireAU Six Pack: New Love, Heartbreak, and Adolescent Woes

Wednesdays At The Waterloo - Lottie McLeod

With all the blushing confession of a top secret diary entry, indie darling Lottie McLeod abandons her typical 'sad girl pop' facade with the release of her first (almost) love song, 'Wednesdays At The Waterloo'. Capturing the thrill of an instant, obsession-filled crush that develops out of the blue, this track is an absolute earworm that further demonstrates McLeod's tendency to bring magic the most hyper-specific human experiences.

One Second - RAYHAB

One of Australia's most whimsical artists RAYHAB proved that there's magic in every passing moment with her new single, 'One Second'. Emphasising the fleeting possibilities of each moment, this cinematic track feels at home somewhere between a racing heartbeat and the nervous weight of "what if's", turning any moment into a hopeful falling-in-love movie montage.

Burning - EDIE

Boorloo (Perth) based darling EDIE is living out our gothic fantasy dreams in her new music video for her track 'Burning'. Elevating the lyrical story that follows the discovery that a relationship has grown toxic, this renaissance-era inspired music video showcases EDIE reclaiming her past self and escaping the castle of the soured relationship before flames consume her. This cinematic release continues to build on the world constructed for EDIE's sophomore EP, Garden of Edie, out everywhere now.

5 Years - My Chérie

My Chérie invites us into her whimsical world with an emotional lyrical labyrinth in her new single, '5 years'. Unpacking the heaviness of a break-up and the demise of a long-term relationship, My Chérie's sobering positioning of daily life and abandoned dreams takes listeners on a progressive journey into a new chapter of life.

Nineteen - Holly Hebe

A true master of the contemporary indie-pop ballad, Holly Hebe throws in the towel on a four-year relationship with 'Nineteen' from her new EP Mood Ring. Ruminating on a formative bond that crumbled after their adolescence evolved into adulthood responsibilities, Hebe reflects on the adamancy of teenage love and the distance that eventually proved fatal to their narrative.

FUCK I MISS MY MUM - Jazzy Gold

Coming of age woes and the struggles of an uncertain future have found a new anthem in Jazzy Gold's new single, 'FUCK I MISS MY MUM'. An unashamed, cathartic release full of yearning for the comfort of motherly advice, Jazzy Gold proves herself yet again to be a voice for the realists with big feelings in the modern world.