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Saturday, 29 August 2026

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SERGE & THE CURRENTS
Channel Decades of Experience Into Debut Single
'This Too Shall Pass'


Single Out Friday, August 28








Stream 'This Too Shall Pass'


Pain can feel permanent in the moment, but even the hardest chapters eventually pass. Built around that idea, ‘This Too Shall Pass’, out Friday, August 28, the debut single from Serge & The Currents, explores heartbreak, regret and the difficult process of accepting that what hurts now will eventually ease.


Led by Naarm/Melbourne-based Latin guitarist, music educator and composer Sergio Ercole, Serge & The Currents brings together some of the city’s finest musicians, drawing on decades of lived experience through relatable storytelling and accomplished songcraft.


Marking a new guitar-driven folk and country-pop direction for the Florence-born musician, the project builds on more than 40 years of performance and composition across Italy, the United States and Australia.


Serge & The Currents' debut single sees them blend melodic country-pop with shuffling drums, bright acoustic textures, and expressive guitar work peppered by Southwestern and Latin influences. These nostalgic guitar tones sit alongside distinctly Australian vocals and melodies, giving the project a sound that feels both familiar and individual.


Despite its upbeat, playful and easygoing feel, ‘This Too Shall Pass’ carries a subtle melancholic undercurrent, capturing that sense of being caught looking back while trying to move on. Sergio Ercole speaks on the track:

“‘This Too Shall Pass’ is me arguing with myself in the wreckage of a breakup, replaying the laughs, the wine and the reasons I ran, while trying to believe the hurt won’t last forever. It’s a mid-life heartbreak song about that messy, honest moment where you choose to keep walking anyway.”

Reminisce on the past and replay the laughs with ‘This Too Shall Pass’, the debut single from Sergio Ercole’s newest project, Serge & The Currents. Bringing together decades of experience and musicianship, the track is due Friday, August 28, followed by an intimate single launch at the Wesley Anne in Northcote on Sunday, September 13.


'This Too Shall Pass' Single Launch
Sunday, Sept 13 - Wesley Anne, Northcote | From 3pm

Follow Serge & The Currents
www.sergeandthecurrents.com
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navy june

Confront the Things Left Unresolved on 'routine avoidance'


Single Out Friday, Aug 21



Praise for Navy June


"So pumped to hear what's in store for Navy June! This one's a dreamy, soaring, unravelling one that really hits the punch. An exciting band to be across for sure! EXCITING!"
4.5 / 5 (Claire Mooney, Triple J)


"such a deep, dark track that is layered so purposefully to build up to a high-class chorus"
4 / 5 (Ebony Jade, Triple J)


"Navy June are everything! feeling everything you're feeling and picking up everything you're putting down ... 'mister' is the real deal!"
4 / 5 (Anika Luna, Triple J)


'mister' - AMRAP Charts #6 Overall | #1 Indie/Alt | #1 Rock/Metal



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Some situations are easier to avoid than confront, but eventually, the things left unresolved have a way of catching up. Wrestling with that uncomfortable space between holding on and moving forward, Boorloo/Perth-based band navy june return with a bittersweet single, ‘routine avoidance’, out Friday, August 21.


Following the release of ‘mister’ back in January, navy june have been on the grind. Alongside appearances at Bloom Fest, Blues at Bridgetown and Spaced Out Fest, the band has shared stages with Old Mervs, Great Gable, The Vanns, Fool Nelson, Cheeky Leash, Death By Denim, Sophian, Ruby Hoo, Nana's Pie, Devon Street and Darcie Haven, while also receiving a WAM Song of the Year nomination.


Now, with ‘routine avoidance’, navy june dance between intimate, acoustic-led folk and heart-crunching indie rock. What starts out with an understated, innocent folky bedroom softness gracefully blooms with fuzzed-out electric guitars, powerful drums topped with aching vocals and harmonies that pry at the heartstrings.

Beneath its warm melodies, the track carries a captivating aura to it. 'Routine avoidance’ lingers in the uncertainty that follows heartbreak, exploring the difficult process of growing beyond someone while remaining haunted by unanswered questions and everything left unresolved. Rather than offering easy closure, the track finds beauty in that emotional in-between, where resilience is built one step at a time. Speaking on the track, Ruby Barton-Taylor states:


“‘routine avoidance’ tells the story of heartbreak, resilience, and taking back control. It's about being torn between wanting their validation and needing to let go, spiralling through grief, anger, and obsession while searching for a way to move forward.”

Avoidance might be a coping mechanism, but it rarely brings closure. Fortunately, ‘routine avoidance’ is one thing worth confronting when it arrives Friday, August 21. Then, catch navy june launch the single at Lunar Fest in Fremantle on Friday, September 4, before an intimate acoustic performance at Sullivan Hall on Sunday, September 6.


Upcoming Shows
Friday, September 4 - Lunar Fest, Fremantle | Tickets
Supports include: Symmetrical Dogs, Jack Hamilton, Slow Horse, Oakabella Mae, Clare Perrott, Free Aviary, CNTR, Nugzy


Sunday, September 6 - Sullivan Hall, Fremantle | Tickets
Supports include: Caitlin Mias, Nadya Kadisha


Follow navy june
https://linktr.ee/navyjuneband
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Facebook | Instagram | TikTok


Tuesday, 17 March 2026

A true artizan embraces more than just music

Hoot Creative Arts featured an embroidered blue denim jacket at Oakwell Hall in Birstall, West Yorkshire, last November. 




My motif is about group dynamics and connections between people. Some people are strongly connected, and others are weakly connected. 





 
I have now created a embroided panel motif for the calico dress, which is a global enterprise and is being facilitated in Yorkshire by Woven in Kirklees 



Monday, 16 March 2026

29 amazing tracks released new years 2025 only on soundcloud

 




Andromedia 37 amazing classical and other tracks

 





sands of time released on soundcloud over a year ago




 

a collection of 23 amazing tracks on soundcloud




 

hybrid scales on soundcloud




 a collection of unique works 



piano music. on soundcloud