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This week we\u2019ve added 10 new tracks to our Discovery Playlist on Spotify and Apple Music, including two exclusive premieres. Our Track of the Week is \u201cGet Away From Me (I Think I\u2019ll Love You Soon)\u201d, the irresistible first single from long-time AU favourite Julia Jacklin, <\/strong>and the opening salvo from her forthcoming fourth album, The Gem<\/em>.<\/p>\n Arriving with a self-directed video<\/a> that playfully reimagines the album\u2019s striking cover art, \u201cGet Away From Me\u201d finds Jacklin in buoyant, jangling form: a bright, eighties-indebted nod to the Melbourne sound she fell for after relocating from Sydney back in 2017. It\u2019s a looser, more joyful Jacklin than we\u2019ve heard before, even as that familiar push-pull runs underneath. \u201cI want to love and be loved, but I also want to be free,\u201d she says of the record. \u201cThe tension between those two things has been the central question of my life.\u201d<\/p>\n The Gem<\/em> , the follow-up to 2022\u2019s PRE PLEASURE<\/em> , lands on 25th September \u2013 pre-order HERE<\/a>. Produced by Jacklin and Robert Muinos, it was recorded entirely in Melbourne, in converted hotel rooms above the Collingwood bar that gives the album its name. UK and Ireland fans get an early look this month, too, on a run of solo in-store performances in Dublin, Brighton, London, Liverpool and Nottingham, ahead of a full North America, UK and Europe headline tour that kicks off in October. Tickets are on sale now<\/a>.<\/p>\n Keeping with a loose \u2018love\u2019 theme, we have \u201cI Love You Too Eagerly\u201d, the second single from Melbourne alt-folk songwriter and artist Stella Dunai<\/b>. The track is constructed around a live guitar and vocal take with any imperfections and blemishes left intact, giving the track a sense of intimacy and authenticity; and removing any perceived barriers between listener and artist. There\u2019s some lovely, tender lyrical turns alongside some gorgeous guitar work, all which help capture the nuances of new love.<\/p>\n This week Kaurna Land\/Adelaide based artist Ella Ion<\/b> releases her Liminal Archive <\/i>EP \u2013 a collection of her work from the last year, along with new song \u201cMy Love\u201d. Recorded on a gifted tape machine, whilst housesitting in the Adelaide Hills, \u201cMy Love\u201d is this gorgeous, melancholy tinged, yearning of a song. Stripped back to the core elements of vocals, acoustic guitar, and strings it\u2019s a striking beautiful track. Melbourne fans will be about to catch Ion at a special EP launch show at The Tramway on June 28th. Tickets<\/a> are available now.<\/p>\n An unexpected team-up that lands beautifully: First Nations collective 3%<\/strong> join forces with Aussie faves The Terrys<\/strong> on \u201cAll Gucci\u201d, a genuinely left-field pairing which works brilliantly. The Terrys\u2019 indie-rock gives Nooky and Dallas room to stretch out, trading 3%\u2019s usual bite for a seemingly chilled summer arvo. With feel-good harmonies and a hook that lingers, it draws you in. It sounds like a lazy afternoon but plays like a confession, picking at the gap between the success your feed keeps selling and simply being comfortable in your own skin. It makes you think about your relationship with money and how you value its worth. The video\u2019s<\/a> a total gas, too, flogging the designer fits-and-Ferraris fantasy before pulling the rug to land on a suburban backyard and a Hills Hoist.<\/p>\n Another AU favourite, The Buoys<\/strong>, kick off 2026 with \u201cKill You Back\u201d,\u00a0 and it\u2019s a reminder of just how restless and adventurous this lot are, never afraid to mix it up. A self-assured, gut-punching rock song that bottles the high-octane energy of their unmissable live shows, it finds frontwoman Zoe Catterall channelling the gloriously chaotic spirit of Illuminati Hotties\u2019 Sarah Tudzin and running with a wonderfully zany premise: being murdered and then haunting your murderer. If it sounds weird and unhinged, that\u2019s entirely the point. You can catch them supporting Foo Fighters at their Newcastle show in November, and with plenty more to come from the band in the back-half of the year there\u2019s much to look forward to.<\/p>\n \u201cSpit Take\u201d is the latest single from Naarm six piece Shock Corridor<\/b> ahead of their debut self-titled album in August. Dark, moody and more than a little existential, \u201cSpit Take\u201d revels almost in the uncertainty of our mortality, with the band describing it having an \u2018end of the world feeling to it\u2019. It all makes for a compelling collision of electronic dance music, alt rock and dark-wave, that\u2019s full of fracture and dissonance. But, also melody, beauty and hope. The band will be heading out on an album tour at the end of August. Tickets<\/a> are on sale now.<\/p>\n Also added to the playlist this week are new tracks from Sydney-born singer-songwriter\u00a0Azure Ryder<\/strong> (\u201cI Don\u2019t Need You Anymore\u201d) and Ireland-based Italian\/Czech artist\u00a0Danxgerous\u00a0<\/strong>(\u201cClairvoyant\u201d). \u201cI Don\u2019t Need You\u201d is the second track to be release from Ryder\u2019s debut album Even Flowers Can Bruise<\/em> (out September 25th). With a stunning lead vocal, \u201cI Don\u2019t Need You\u201d is full of rich lyricism and emotion. Meanwhile, a haunting \u00a0and nostalgia-tinged slice of indie pop \u2013 \u00a0\u201cClairvoyant\u201d is the latest track to be released from Danxgerous\u2019 debut album Old Soul\u00a0<\/em>(Out October 16th). Finally, we\u2019ve also added \u201cTell Me You Love Me\u201d from Harley, <\/strong>and \u201cFortune\u201d from DUB ZOO<\/strong>, which we premiered earlier in the week.<\/p>\n Catch all the new music updated every Friday on Apple Music:<\/p>\n