Back catalogue: Balearic/Downtempo

Review: The much-anticipated fifth studio album from Rufus Du Sol, known for blending organic and electronic sounds, sees the Grammy-winning trio once again delving into familiar themes like love, heartbreak and euphoria across 15 tracks. This new record, featuring previously released singles 'Lately' and 'Music Is Better', marks the band's first new material in three years. Their latest single, 'Break My Love', shows the band's signature style, where smooth vocals from Tyrone Lindqvist weave into a hypnotic electronic backdrop. The track evokes hope and emotional depth while maintaining the group's dreamy, electronic soundscape. The accompanying retro-inspired music video, directed by longtime collaborator Katzki, adds a playful twist with a heist-themed storyline, reflecting the band's creative evolution. Inhale / Exhale represents a new creative phase for the trio, who describe this era as focusing on the joy of creation in the present moment. Fans can expect a mature sonic journey that carries forward the emotional highs and lows that have made RUFUS DU SOL a beloved force in the global electronic scene.

Review: RUFUS DU SOL's forthcoming album Inhale Exhale is a masterpiece that transcends genres, reminiscent of Powderfinger's Odyssey Number 5 yet distinct in its own right. This Australian trio, brimming with talent, has truly outdone themselves, delivering an album where every track is a winner. Each listen reveals a captivating journey of synths and ingenious beats, with impeccable track ordering enhancing the experience. For newcomers, 'Pressure' is a standout that demands attention, showcasing a brilliant 80s-inspired bass hook. With a growing international following and an impressive discography, RUFUS DU SOL represents the pinnacle of contemporary Australian music.