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Music: The Great Escape Reviews

Louiza Trocchia by Louiza Trocchia
May 23, 2025
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Music: The Great Escape Reviews

Emeree

Emeree


This Australian producer-turned-performer is next in line to be a pop idol in Australia and beyond. With vocal tone and range that is very Amy Winehouse-esque and lyrics that are punchy and fun, her tunes will get stuck in your head. ‘Spring Cleaning’ and ‘Butterfly Boy’ are two must-add tracks for your summer playlist.

Knats


Contemporary jazz crafted with genuine love for the music and with a frontman who brings a rockstar energy to the stage. Each member is immensely talented and the vibe is just too cool. ‘Tortuga’ is a beautiful track.

Splitting Edges


Catchy, jazzy, bluesy indie rock that calls for big summer stages. They’ve got grooves that pull you in and riffs that stick in your head. Such a great find – the track ‘So Good’ needs to be on all your heatwave playlists.

Sweet Unrest


With unreal energy and immense talent, Sweet Unrest are a gem of a band. Influenced by 1990s alternative and indie rock, their tracks have a gritty edge, driving basslines, topped off with great vocals. With their self-coined ‘grit-pop’ sound, it makes you eager to see what they’ll do next.

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Louiza Trocchia

Louiza Trocchia

is versatile entertainment writer with contributions to numerous high-profile websites. A Brighton University alumna, she brings insightful reviews and engaging features on movies, TV, and pop culture, always keeping readers in the know with her unique perspective.

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