Novocatrian Australian Singer-Songwriter Jolly Jingohas just released his heartfelt new single called Miners Son, which premiered exclusively via ABC Country radio on ‘Saturday Night Country’.
“Having come from a family of undercover Coal Miners from Newcastle NSW, my father and grandfather. It was always a worrying concern of mine that one day this could be the last day shared with these legends of the pit. With so many mining disasters in Australia from Beaconsfield, Collinsville and over the world (recently 82 men perished in China). My new single Miners Son highlights the struggle and sacrifice on a daily basis by these brave souls.”
Brett Jones, aka Jolly Jingo, blends elements of Country, Rock, Blues and Folk into a raw, high energy sound. A former Navy serviceman and Gulf War Veteran, Jolly Jingo turns real-life experience into songs packed with humour, heart and hard earned truth. After 10 years of service in the navy, Jolly Jingo started writing music whilst sailing around Australia on his yacht. Following two close-calls with stage 4 cancer, Jolly Jingowants nothing more than to bring fun, happiness and laughter into the lives of everyone around him.
From Pubs to Festival stages, Jolly Jingo proves that one man, a handful of instruments and a lifetime of stories is enough to captivate any crowd.
New single Miners Son is available on all major online streaming services.
Following the release of her emotional single, “Won’t Let Go,” Satya returns with “Love2Hate,” an energetic and empowering pop anthem that celebrates self-reinvention, confidence, and the freedom that comes from letting go of doubt. Inspired by a year of personal transformation and creative renewal, the track marks a bold step forward in both sound and identity, reflecting an artist fully stepping into her own power.
“This song is something I’m so proud of,” Satya shares. “After being told I couldn’t write songs, I did. A lot changed this year. I transformed myself, started collaborating with new people, and found a new sound.”
The Mosfets unleash their self-titled EP alongside new single “Keith Is A Blues Artist,” a raw and unfiltered garage rock release that captures the band at their most instinctive and unapologetic. Blending fuzz-drenched garage punk, neo-psychedelic textures, and bluesy grit, the project embraces imperfection, spontaneity, and the kind of chaotic energy that can only come from making music purely for the love of it.
Written from a mix of dreams, jokes, and everyday absurdities, The Mosfets EP rejects overthinking in favour of instinct. “Most of it just came from my love of songwriting and collaborating with my friends,” says frontman Keith Mosfet. “We did it for ourselves, it was fun. I’d do this 100 times.”
That spirit carries through every track. Equal parts electric and defiant, the EP leans into rough edges and embraces the band’s natural chemistry rather than sanding it down. “It taught me not to worry so much about polish,” Keith explains. “Rough and raw is good. Our flaws are also our greatest strengths.”
Canberra based songsmith Jack Biilmann has just dropped his soaring new single called Never Have It All, which premiered recently via ABC Country and
The AU Review.
The introspective new single is the latest offering from Biilmann’s new and upcoming sixth album release, which is set for release later this year.
“Never Have It All is a song that came to me after stepping back and looking at my life in a quest to find some perspective during a tough period. It dawned on me how lucky I am in my life and that the frustrations I was dealing with are shared with many. As humans we constantly face options for paths we could take. Often, these choices mean that other doors close, leaving lingering feelings of ‘what ifs & what could have been’ in your mind.”
Jack Biilmann kicked off 2026 with the release of his single Outlaw, which quickly secured airplay on Double J (Tower Of Song) and ABC Country (Saturday Night Country). He then followed up with the release of his single Forbidden Fruit. The single was premiered via Double J (Tower Of Song) and The AU Review, and has since been aired on well over 50 radio stations nation-wide.
After ten years of prolific touring, world famous Fender and Maton guitars endorsements, millions of streams, ARIA/AMRAP/AIR chartings, praise from USA guitar sensation Joe Bonamassa, five albums and a reputation for a hell of a live show, Biilmann has earned his place as one of Australia’s most talented artists for appreciators of Blues, Country & Rock.
New single Never Have It All is available on all major streaming services.
