New music is one of the best parts of the inevitable passage of time. Every day, new artists are releasing their specific brand of music to the world, and every once in a while, it catches like fire.
In Australia, there is a thriving musical scene spanning a multitude of genres. There have been many domestic and international hit songs and bands from the Land Down Under over the past few decades, but what about recent music?
We’ve rounded up the best new Australian artists you need to check out in 2024!
ANESU
Anesu is a Perth-based R&B artist who's generating a heap of buzz. It's early days for the artist, but their tracks “MELANIN”, “Crown”, and “Black Girl” are available on Spotify.
As with most modern artists, you can find out more about them via their social media and online.
This is certainly one to watch!
Aleksiah
One of the best new Australian music artists hailing from Adelaide, Aleksiah’s interesting poppy, occasionally grungy, sometimes-country-adjacent sound is best surmised as indie rock.
Her most popular tracks are “Fern,” “24,” and “Getting Older.” Keep an ear out for this trendy artist!
If her success continues, she could find herself alongside some of Australia's best singers.
ARAMINTA
Although this Melbourne-based vocalist only has two singles so far on Spotify, the production and sound suggest there will be a lot more to come. This interesting R&B/AfroBeat vibe of “Sugar Mommy Snack” and the dreamy rhythm of “Angel Baby” will captivate your ears.
Jimmy Harwood
From folk to lofi-like dance beats with lots of collab artists, Jimmy Harwood has a range of sounds for you to explore and adore. For a good sampling, check out “Block It Out,” “Let Go,” and “wires.”
Dylan Atlantis
Dreamy and distorted, Dylan Atlantis’s music is perfect for quiet reflection or any other ethereal moment you might encounter. Dylan also has more upbeat tracks for the clearer parts of your day.
benison
This interesting and enrapturing musical artist is an expert mix of genres even within one track. You’ll be taken on an emotional roller coaster as you listen to his musical genius.
Agung Mango
Crisp beats with rap never sounded better than Agung Mango’s soundscapes. With lots of interesting spice thrown into the mix, you’ll find something new to hear every time you listen.
Moktar
Discover new-to-you (unless you’re familiar with Middle Eastern music) beats with a twist as this house/trap artist invites you to dance like there’s no tomorrow.
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Post Heaven
Finding a killer female vocalist is a rare treat in the heavy metal genre, so you better remember the name Yasmin de Laine, the singer for Post Heaven.
3%
This First Nations rap group jams hard through many different sounds, from angry rap to breezy beats. In addition to their music, their activism of bringing awareness to the injustices faced to this day by First Nations peoples is something to pay attention to.
Maybe one day, we'll look back on them as one of Australia's top musical acts.
Holly Hebe
Wispy yet present vocals invite you to either sing your heart out in your car with the windows down or on your bedroom floor at night with your favourite drink of choice nearby.
Hebe is surely going to be an Australian voice to remember.
Gut Health
Do you miss the days when Joan Jett and similar artists were coming out with new music, but also you want it to have a modern flair? Well, you’re in luck! This rock band has accompanied Queens of the Stone Age, so you can be sure they’re ready to rock your socks off.
They have the kind of sound that makes us feel they grew up listening to some of Australia's best bands.
AGONY
As a wannabe scene kid back in the 2000's, I couldn’t be more excited for this revival of emo-pop that reminds me of early Breathe Carolina. If you’re like me and feeling reminiscent, or if you’ve never heard the invigorating sound of electro-emo before, give them a listen!
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Pania
Always rich and luxurious, Pania’s entrancing voice will have you hanging on for the next note again and again. Check out her sweet and bouncy tracks.
RONA.
Get ready to dance with this house-beats artist, skilled in creating a gently effervescent soundscape, perfect for closing your eyes and throwing your hands up. It’s better in a club, but at home with some good quality headphones will do in a pinch.
Jacob Fitzgerald
With a resonant rock sound, Jacob Fitzgerald & The Electric City gives us new classics to jam out with. Their style blends indie rock with modern pop, featuring catchy melodies, raw vocals, and emotive lyrics. Their music balances energetic anthems with introspective ballads, appealing to those who crave authenticity and depth in their listening experience.
GLOB
This hot, new rock band hit the ground running, so you can be sure that their next moves will be something you can’t miss! With only 5 released singles as of this publication, their brand and sound is already something to notice. A little lite-psychedelic rock might be just what we need in the next few years.
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Hopefully, that should give you some new artists to listen to. Some of them are brand new whereas others have been around for a couple of years, but the one thing they all have in common is that we think they're going to continue to grow in popularity. It's always fun discovering new music so if you have any suggestions, feel free to share them in the comments.
If you'd like to learn more about the best new music in Australia, you can always discover new artists on the radio, via Spotify or YouTube, or from any musician who's quite active in the local music scene. Almost every sizeable town in the country has a music scene and the best way to discover new music is by being in the places where it'll be heard!
Don't forget that radio isn't just broadcast radio. Most of Australia's best songs still get a lot of their airplay on the radio, too!









