The Sunny Cowgirls is an Australian country music group formed in 2005. They have released a total of seven studio albums since 2005. Their debut album, Little Bit Rusty, was released in 2005. Their latest album, Here We Go, was released in September 2016.

Little Quirks are a band of siblings and cousins from Central Coast NSW in Australia. Little Quirks have been making high energy folk-pop tunes since 2015.

Gully Days are a four-piece Alternative-rock from Syndey's Eastern Beaches. The band is comprised of Ethan Eshuys (Vocals), Luke Morris (Guitar), Holden Fadjukov (Bass), and Lewis Kennedy-Hunt (Drums). In mid-2020 the boys bought themselves a set of speakers and organised small sit-down shows at their local bowlo's.

Main River Band is one of the Kimberley region's most popular groups writing songs that describe the love for their country, people and families. ... Songs that reflect life in the north-west of Western Australia are not usually played on radio stations or networks.

Rastatrix are are reggae band based in south-west Australia. The group plays reggae with a twist. Reggae icon Bob Marley once said that all styles of music can fit into reggae, and this West Australian group does just that, mixing funk, jazz, soul and world music into their sound along with classic reggae based styles such as ska, dub, roots, drum'n'bass and afro-funk.

Multi-instrumentalist-songwriter Tom Caughey and frontman of the band Koi Pond combines elements of psychedelic rock and alternative folk to create a sound that both tugs at your heartstrings and gets your body moving. Tom’s deep lyrics dive into the harder times in life to provide a place of relativity for those who listen.
 The Hideaway, released in 2019 and receiving a WAM Song Of The Year nomination illustrates a time in Tom’s life when he was dealing with great loss and solitude. The explosive sorrowful psych tune begs to humanity to not leave tragedy behind. To never forget those that have gone, and to not hide away from our problems.

From Moora, Australia the band started in 2000 as a jam session and ended forming a band called the bushfires. the band started out with five members Billy Narrier (singer), Joe Narrier (rhythm guitar), Lance Prior (lead guitar), Graham Drayton (bass) and Lee Drayton (drummer) then in 2006 Lee and Graham left the band and Sheldon Narrier joined as the drummer Joe plays the bass Billy sings and plays rhythm guitar and Lance is still the lead guitarist.

Born and bred on a farm in western NSW, 600km from the nearest City, Fanny Lumsden grew up riding horses, helping out on the farm and living a seemingly idyllic Aussie Country upbringing with her family.

9 years later she has an ARIA Award (+ 2 other ARIA nominated Albums), 8x CMAA Golden Guitars, An AMP shortlisted (top 9) album, 3 ARIA chart topping albums, an AIR Award a CMC Award, her own Record Label - Red Dirt Road Records and her own hugely successful touring brand - The Country Halls Tour.

Carey St is an Indie folk band emerging from the beaches of Sydney, Australia. The group are comprised of Abby Taylor (18) on vocals, Harris Guerin (17) behind the kit, Henry Confos (18) on guitar and Jack Hawthorne (16) on bass guitar with the odd six-string solo. Their sound has been described as laid back with a fusion of indie-folk and psychedelia in their more recent releases. The group are greatly inspired by the likes of DOPE LEMON, Fleetwood Mac, Angie McMahon and Bowling Green John Cephas. Carey St's latest single West Carey St is their best work yet, a fun and energetic indie rock song that is bound to make any listeners head turn!

West Australian singer-songwriter and producer Tornina 'Matalja' Torres is an emerging artist, creating contemporary Indigenous fusion music influenced by blues, roots, soul, jazz, Rnb, hip-hop, world music, pop, reggae and indigenous languages. She identifies with the Dampier Peninsular tribes of Djugan, Yawuru, Karajarri, Jabirr-Jabirr, Nyul Nyul and Barrd, on her matrilineal side. Also Nyoongar and Bindjareb from southern WA on her patrilineal side. She has a passion for culture, language, singing, creative writing, audio production and acting. She functions under the alias 'Matalja', which is an ancestral name from her Jabirr-Jabirr people, given to her at birth by her mother. Tornina 'Matalja' writes from inspiration, dreaming, cultural knowledge and life experiences and hopes that the use of her tribal languages in her music may serve to educate, inspire, bring the people together and awaken some of the more dormant languages. Matalja grew up surrounded by song.

Formed in 2018, Violet Orange is an 8-piece indie-pop outfit from Perth. ... Violet Orange have been growing quickly in the Perth music scene, sharing the WAMFest 2019 lineup with the likes of Homebrand and Dulcie, and recording as part of WAM's 'Demos from Peel' project.

Alt country crossroads with a side helping of crunch.

Australian singer songwriter Ange Leech plays a mean guitar spinning stories and singing songs, and makes stop motion too.

In late 2015, a band called The Beefs was formed by a handful of lunchbox legends. It started out as a bit of a fun and continues to be just that, however, the involvement of some reputable musos and creatives has The Beefs turning a few heads.

Prior to 2014 Pete’s musical history included playing in cover bands throughout the Wheatbelt over 40 years. He had not written and/or recorded an original song in an official sense.