Dive into the latest buzz from the music scene! Backseat Mafia is serving up a fresh batch of reviews and news, keeping you in the know about the artists you need to hear.
First up, we have an album review of Sessa's ‘Pequena Vertigem de Amor’. John Parry describes it as possessing 'uncanny magic and lush funkiness'.
Next, Dom Quincey makes a comeback with ‘It’s Not The End…’, marking his return after a year-long hiatus. Then, Mat Hook, formerly of Kartica, unveils his solo single, ‘This Feeling.’
Janiq ignites with her new single, ‘Cobra’, her fourth release of the year. Following that, Sir Winston drops a new album, ‘Protect the Future’, a sonic explosion from the New York-based Australian artist.
Sydney band Kate Moth is making waves, signing to Wayne Connolly’s Scenic Drive label. Additionally, Crowded House is set to headline Bondi Beach's first major concert in a decade, alongside Thelma Plum, at the Golden Hour in February 2026.
Au/Ra returns with a new single, 'SWAMP', and the Margate duo debdepan shares their new single ‘Ghost’ ahead of their upcoming EP, 'Lovers & Others', which is set to be released on November 28th. Lastly, The Boojums, a power-punk trio from Nova Scotia, release their debut LP. John Parry's review suggests it's been a long time coming.
It's interesting to see how diverse the music landscape is, with artists from different backgrounds and genres making their mark. Do you think this variety is a sign of a healthy music scene? Share your thoughts in the comments!
