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At the midway point in August, we\u2019ve added ten new tracks to our Discovery Playlist on Spotify and Apple Music, including two exclusive premieres from earlier in the week. Our track of the week goes to Naarm indie-rockers Belair Lip Bombs<\/strong>, with their grand, lush and driving new single, \u201cHey You\u201d.<\/p>\n With bustling guitars, intense and melodic vocals and a brightness that dazzles, it\u2019s a brilliant leading single from their just-announced new album, Again<\/em>, out on the 31st of October via Third Man Records. It\u2019s layered, textured and with the use of a looping synth, it\u2019s got an urgent energy to it. They are about to head out on tour, playing a couple of shows in Australia before heading to the USA and then Europe. Head to their website<\/a> for all the dates.<\/p>\n Sydney trio Mansionair<\/strong> return this week with new single \u201cThe Way You Move In Me\u201d. The track is from their forthcoming third album Some Kind of Alchemy<\/em> \u2013 out October 10th (Pre-Order\/Pre Save<\/a>). \u201cThe Way You Move In Me\u201d is a bit of a tempo shift from previous releases, with introspection and vulnerability being very much the focus of the piece, and shows off the trio\u2019s range. It\u2019s a quietly emotive track that really builds in intensity as it progresses, and it really is the perfect vehicle to show off vocalist Jack Froggat\u2019s falsetto. It all makes for a captivating slice of synth-pop.<\/p>\n Joan & the Giants<\/strong> released their latest EP, The Five Stages of Grief<\/em>, a deeply personal collection of songs inspired by the collapse of the relationship between frontwoman Gracie and former guitarist Aaron. \u201cPart of Me\u201d is the final track from the EP, and fittingly of the acceptance stage. It\u2019s beautiful and poignant, and you can read more about the EP in an interview with Gracie HERE<\/a>.<\/p>\n Picking up the pace is Full Flower Moon Band<\/strong>, with their latest high-octane banger, \u201cHarder Man\u201d. It\u2019s no secret that we are big fans of FFMB \u2013 their live shows are always memorable, and front woman, Babyshakes Dillon, is an absolute tour de force. They\u2019ve teamed up with Nicholas Allbrook, always mesmerising when fronting POND, in this latest single. It really is an inspired match. His falsetto on this is absolute fire. To catch them on the same stage together would be dreams come true.<\/p>\n \u201cNapier St\u201d is the heartwarming new single from Melbourne singer-songwriter Angus Legg<\/b>. Named after the share house where they all lived, the single is a snapshot look at the lives of Legg and his friends. Delivered in first person, \u201cNapier St\u201d is just this really cosy, warm hug of a song, and a musical dopamine hit. It\u2019s a really endearing and heartfelt ode to friendship, populated with a whole host of characters who you might not know, but who are also instantly recognisable from our own lives. More of this please!<\/p>\n Another addition this week is \u201cTell Me Your Story\u201d, the new single from Ballarat singer-songwriter Blue Ren<\/b>. Inspired by a conversation with her Uber driver on a ride, the track is\u00a0 <\/span>a gorgeous reflection on life, memory, and the importance of our individual stories. It\u2019s an emotive number, unsurprisingly, partly through the instrumentation (pedal steel never fails to add an emotive edge), partly thanks to that beautiful vocal, and partly because of the vulnerability and honesty of the lyrics.<\/p>\n Also added to the playlist this week is \u201cDelusional\u201d, the latest single from The Voice Australia<\/em> alumni\u00a0Anna<\/strong> Weatherup<\/strong>. Big, bold, and with powerhouse vocals, this one has swagger. There\u2019s an album to follow, so keep an eye out. We also have \u201cWhispering Forest, Echoing Mountains\u201d the latest bit of musical alchemy from Norwegian artist\u00a0Sturle Dagsland<\/strong>. Whilst somewhat more melancholic and relaxed that much of his previous work, it loses none of his inventiveness and playfulness. Transport yourself into a Norwegian fairy tale forestscape for a few minutes at the end of the working week.<\/p>\n Finally, we\u2019ve added tracks for two premieres earlier in the week; \u201cGenevieve\u201d from The Inadequates<\/strong>, and \u201cGrocery Store\u201d from Matilda Duncan.<\/strong><\/p>\n Catch all the new music updated every Friday on Apple Music:<\/p>\n