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Executive Producer Tommy Faith jumps on the podcast to spin new heat from South Summit, he also brings you a tune from the Gold Coast local who's going to be playing co-headline shows with 2018 Unearthed High winner, KIAN. 

On this weeks episode Claire Mooney dives into the long-awaited debut album from Asha Jefferies. FOURA returns with new music in about 2 years, kick starting a new era for her sound, plus a fantastic whirlwind of a song from 21-year-old artist, Cowboy Malfoy.

This week on the podcast Adelaide's favourite duo TOWNS return with a new song kick starting a new era. smol fish are back too as they gear up for a run of dates on their debut Overseas tour to the UK and Europe and Claire Mooney spins the debut track everyone has been losing their minds over.

Hit maker Vetta Borne returns with a saucy, sexy banger and the debut upload from Tash has swept us off our feet. Plus Claire Mooney will introduce you to one of the most exciting up and coming electronic producers and DJs.

This week we get a sneak peak into this year's Unearthed High competition with  16-year old WA star Mariae Cassandra, Mell Hall returns with a new vision, direction and banger, plus Selfish Sons return with their best song yet.

This week at the Unearthed HQ, we're spoilt for choice with crazy good tracks from female artists. It’s only right we serve you a few of our absolute favourites on International Women’s Day!

Wanna know what sounds and scenes are on the way up? This week on the Unearthed podcast we're gonna hear from a couple of rising local subgenres where the emerging talent is rising to the top.

Could we be watching a couple of future superstars getting ready to blow up before our eyes? DRH seems to think so, sounding the siren of big things ahead for garage breakouts The Velvet Club, as well as the Ruel-influenced solo artist Toby Hobart.

A new sound and a new name for a previous Unearthed favourite. Plus, Melbourne's Money Boys have just released a debut album that's gonna please fans of The Smith Street Band and IDLES.

Djanaba starts 2024 where she left off last year with another energised bop + there's the first new music in a few years from an emerging Melbourne solo artist with the same emotional touches as Didirri and Lizzy McAlpine.