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We focus on another amazing young songwriter from Western Australia. Tanaya Harper is one of Perth’s leading ladies of original music. Her insightful lyricism resonates with audiences as she delivers her personal experiences with depression, anxiety and living with bipolar disorder. She’s just released her latest work, Slow Motion Breakup. There’s a lot of fantastic new releases ih this latest episode.

Horse Lords make music for the liberation of mind and body.  The Baltimore quartet’s new album The Common Task showcases their full power and why they are dubbed the Pied Piper of experimental music and radical thought. Brittle, raucous shards lock into tight grooves that will hypnotise. Highly recommended! Plenty of psych, pop and astral folk in this edition.

Crazy times my friends. It’s a Mad World. One anditode to anxiety is music – Sweet Whirl offers a wonderful new single ahead of her debut album in Something I Do. It’s the love-addled confessions of a seasoned party girl, romantic yet sardonic, a troubadour who sings of the heart with a knowing sense of the timeless victory of song. As well, excellent new tracks from Corey Legge, Snowy Band and Pictish Trail.

A special guest presenter on this edition of 1/2/3/4. John Rogers has been a supporter of this podcast series since the beginning and like many of you, has become someone I call friend. He has a long background in the Media and the Arts and he’s given his spin on some excellent tracks from Nick Lowe, Rose Cousins, Bryan Estepa and Mapache.

Plenty of luscious pop moments on this edition of 1/2/3/4 – highlighting the work of addy and the new release Eclipse. addy brings contemplative bedroom musings of friendship, heartbreak, and growth to life through songs that are equally familiar and refreshing. with warm guitars, poetic lyrics, and catchy drum machine hooks you’ll understand that dancing and mourning are not mutually exclusive.