Our top ten tunes of the week – May 5

These are the songs that we’ve been digging over the past couple of weeks:

1. Porridge Radio – End Of Last Year

This new single is taken from the band’s upcoming album Waterslide, Diving Board, Ladder to the Sky, which lands on May 20th.

2. Michele Stodart – The Hug

Of the song with her daughter, The Magic Numbers musician said: “We wrote it crossed legged on the bed when she was six years old… It brought us closer together that day on a whole other level, the song continues to do so every time we play it at festivals and gigs when she comes with me.”

3. Keeper E – This Is Like Everything

“The song is meant to capture how anxiety makes all these unnecessary connections in our brains,” says Keeper E., aka Adelle Elwood.

4. Stevan – The Wave 

The Sydney-based singer and multi-instrumentalist has returned with his new single.

5. The Subways – You Kill My Cool

The band recently announced forthcoming fifth studio album is set for release later this year, with further details TBA over the coming months.

6. Harvey M – I’m Coming Home 

“This song is dedicated to the memories of your life. The weirdos, the freaks, the foes and most of all, the friends. From a simpler time to now, come celebrate our loss of innocence,” the artist said.

7. FVNERAL – CALIFORNIA STREET

FVNERAL are a collective of seven friends and chosen family from Sydney, and they’ve just dropped their new single.

8. Matthew Young – Like Falling

This new track lands ahead of the NZ artist’s performance at Auckland’s Everyday People festival this month.

9. Mo•Louie – Awake

The new single follows the release of Body which saw the Melbourne producer and singer nominated as a semi-finalist for the International Songwriting Competition as well as being shortlisted as Music Victoria’s Best Producer.

10. Cherry Blaster – I don’t wanna

The Toronto-based three-piece’s new song is a party-ballad (or ballad-bop) about being done with dating.