It’s been a big year for Tia Gostelow: the announcement of her debut album Thick Skin, a set of launch shows later in the year and being added to the jam-packed national run of Falls Festival. We're super pumped to announce that her newest single, Phone Me, dropped today - AND it's been featured on Spotify's New Music Friday playlist! The 18-year-old has been making waves since she was announced as the 2016 winner of the triple j Unearthed High Indigenous Initiative... Read More

In case you missed it, GYROstream hosted a BISOUND party – and it was pretty epic. GYROstream’s Hump Day Happy Hour was the happiest of happy hours to be had at BIGSOUND. We got in touch with a few of the hottest artists on our roster, gathered our friends, and headed down to The Valley Drive In. Some of the finest acts on GYROstream’s PR roster performed for our listening pleasure – DIET., Edward R., Shag Rock and FRITZ. FRITZ, the music of 18-year-old... Read More

Our feature artist for the month of September is Melbourne-based musician and producer, Edward R. (Geoffrey Roberts), who recently dropped his fresh new single ‘Paradise’.     We first heard from him in 2016 when he dropped his much-loved debut ep, Agrabah. The EP featured the track 'Wolves And The Water’ which has been streamed over four million times, and earned him a coveted triple j... Read More

Want to get your music online? Individual artists and groups can’t upload directly to Spotify but through indie music distribution companies your music can be available to a global audience. GYROstream is new, it champions Australian and New Zealand music and it’s the best digital music distribution company for indie musicians. Short for Get Your Record Out, GYRO wants to empower artists to release music online via streaming and without the hassle. GYROstream provides global... Read More

Want to get your record out into the world? Digital music distribution is the answer. Music distribution is the link between musicians, songwriters and future fans. But what does it mean? In the past, record labels signed artists to a recording contract and distributed them via bricks and mortar stores. By 2000, physical album sales had declined 45 percent due to the online music boom and file sharing piracy. Now, digital music distribution is available to all independent artists. In... Read More