Meredith Reveals Video For Latest Single Jumpin Beds

Meredith Reveals Video For Latest Single Jumpin Beds

Always unpredictable yet consistent in her approach, Brisbane singer/songwriter Meredith is one of the alternative pop world's most enthralling new muses. Effortlessly fusing lo-fi indie pop production and folk influenced lyricism, her recent single 'Jumpin Beds' proved to be a flawless introduction to the mysterious new artist, and its accompanying music video is now here to give a further glimpse into Meredith's world.

"'Jumpin Beds' was directed by filmmaker Danny McShane and edited by Pip Sugden. It was filmed around Brisbane in mainly industrial/urban spaces in the valley and city to create a really sterile, dull and lonely quality to my life at the time. The inspiration from the clip came from the story in the lyrics, depicting a transitioning stage in my life where I was constantly packing up a bag and heading to different homes. I didn't have my own house and nowhere really felt like home - it seemed like I was living in a constant state of change. For filming, we hired an amazing old warehouse space in Brisbane CBD and filled it with a bunch of mine (and my friend's) belongings to make it look like a place I'd been crashing in. It was a lot of fun to film, record and write and it's cool to have a little memory of my life at the time - in film form."

Rolls Bayce to release debut EP November 7th

Rolls Bayce to release debut EP November 7th

For a band with only two official releases to their name, ROLLS BAYCE are already making a deafening amount of noise. The Brisbane outfit - featuring familiar faces from local legends Hungry Kids of Hungary and Millions - have approached their ascent to being one of the country's most buzzworthy new bands in a traditional format of restrained releases, meticulous touring and a drop of mystery. 'Arrows' introduced audiences over a year ago to this exciting new project, however, it was first single-proper - 'Don't Get Me Wrong' - which became a firm favourite amongst fans and industry tastemakers such as triple j and the NME.

With most of the EP produced by Yves Klein Blue alumni Sean Cook, this is well and truly a body of work helmed by some of the country's finest independent talent. The songs the band create are psychedelic and intense yet, amongst these layered arrangements are powerful melodies which cut through as instant classics. 

Following show-stopping performances at Black Bear Lodge as part of a month long residency as well as appearances at BIGSOUND and The Blurst of Times Festival, ROLLS BAYCE show no signs of slowing down. With new music coming out next week and an EP dropping on November 7, some may call you greedy for wanting more, however, we'd say you're only human.

MusicMafia presents Australian band Sheppard

Formed in Brisbane in 2011, Sheppard is comprised of siblings, George, Amy and Emma Sheppard, along with best-mates Jay Bovino, Michael Butler and Dean Gordon.  After conquering their native Australia, Sheppard is set to make their U.S. debut with the ultra-catchy pop anthem “Geronimo.”  “Geronimo” became the first independently released Australian single to top the ARIA chart since the 1970’s and is now the longest reining independent Australian #1 of all time. The song has been #1 on the Australian national airplay charts for over 7 consecutive weeks since April and still remains in the Top 5. It is currently the most tagged track on Shazam in Australia, and is 3x platinum.

The band is now set to make its way to the States.  Listen to their first U.S. release, “Geronimo” here:

Sheppard “Geronimo” lyric video Here 

Sheppard “Geronimo” currently available on iTunes Here

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