Passport Approved Top 10:

1) GOOD NEIGHBOURS "Keep It Up" (Some Action/Virgin, U.K.)
2) NEON DREAMS & MATTHEW MOLE"The Art of Letting Go" (UMG, S. Africa)
3) ROYAL REPUBLIC "Ain't Got Time" (Universal Music, Sweden)
4) BRICE KENDALL"Finest Garments" (Unsigned, U.S.A.) 
5) HOLYOAK – "The Home I Wanted" (Unsigned, Australia)
6) SEA GIRLS "Midnight Butterflies" (Alt Records/Believe, U.K.)
7) MONOTRONIC – "Sun Song" (Unsigned, N. America)
8) THE SILVER SPOONS "It's Alright" (Unsigned, Czech Republic)
9) KINGFISHR "Shadow" (Doonane Records, Ireland)
10) RED RUM CLUB"Afternoon" (Modern Sky Records, U.K.)


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High Tropics

High Tropics

High Tropics, the creation of Queensland, Australia-based singer/songwriter Josh Stewart, has transitioned from a side project into a formidable indie-rock act. Garnering over seven million streams and accolades from Rolling Stone Australia, triple j, and Red Bull Music, High Tropics has cemented its place in the local music industry. Their latest single, "What Will Be Will Be," highlights the band's artistic growth, blending cinematic appeal with universal themes. Stewart describes the track as "a celebration of life's wonders and the miracle of existence." This single provides a tantalizing glimpse into High Tropics' forthcoming debut album, promising to deliver more of their distinctive sound. The new single has already received positive reviews, with The Point Music News noting its rock ballad style, triple j's Claire Mooney highlighting its timeless quality, and Pilerats praising its blend of 2000s indie-rock and garage elements.






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