Australian Electropop

Australian electropop is a vibrant genre characterized by its eclectic blend of electronic dance music, indie rock, and pop sensibilities. Emerging in the early 2010s, it drew inspiration from the country's thriving dance music scene and the global EDM explosion. Defining features include lush synthesizer textures, driving beats, and catchy vocal hooks, often infused with a laid-back, sun-kissed atmosphere. The genre's popularity peaked in the mid-2010s, with artists achieving widespread critical acclaim and commercial success. Australian electropop's carefree, summery vibe resonated with a younger generation, capturing the spirit of Australia's coastal lifestyle and party culture. Its unique fusion of electronic and organic elements sets it apart from similar styles, such as synth-pop and indie dance, while its emphasis on catchy songcraft and atmospheric production has drawn comparisons to indie rock and chillout electronica.

Mitsubishi (feat. Muki) [Chris Luno Remix]

Gorgon City•

Muki•

Chris Luno

Single - Released December 5, 2025