Michellar's latest, "Do We Love Us", is a song that is fun and peppy, yet speaks of how attraction can make us feel so vulnerable.

"Gaza (on and on and on)" was written as a story of the loss and suffering of Gazans under selfish, arrogant powers.

Eddie Cohn's "Weight of the World" is about the emotional impact of our devices and how it affects our ability to rest our minds

The Sunshine Duo's "Feelin' Blue" is about heartbreak, about the slow ache of something ending, about that strange in-between place where you're not quite broken and not quite healed.

"City of Sails" by Microbes is a truly tragic observation into how the value of creativity is lost to commercialisation.

"Benja's Birth" proves that life's biggest moments rarely arrive with a soundtrack that fits their significance. They're usually more quiet than you might expect.

Kelsie Kimberlin's "Lady Liberty" describes how the Statue of Liberty, with its torch held high, standing proudly in the harbour, is being betrayed. The torch isn’t shining as brightly as it used to anymore.

Ava Fyre's "Desire" understands that sometimes the most freeing thing isn't finding answers. It's letting yourself fall and trusting you'll figure it out on the way down. Stream it now.