Prodigious, newcomer Stephanie B is a multifaceted pop artist who brings drums front of the stage. She's glowing with skills that befit a popstar-in-waiting.
We came away from our first BATTS show, armed in the knowledge she radiates the same energy that was, very much early Sia before she became an EDM queen.
Melbourne/Sydney natives Haiku Hands bring left-of-field pop vibes to the fore. Twisting and turning from one style to the next has us switched-on to them.
JØUR's musicality and pop stylising feel both contemporary yet classic. The music may not be easy to pigeonhole, but it feels like a breath of fresh air.
As Eurovision excitement hits fever pitch Benjamin Ingrosso entry "Dance You Off" looks full of promise. The groover just landed a funk styled LiTek remix.
"AWOL" from Kevin Max is a reminder of the stylish intellect, new wave, electronic music gave to the genre. For Fans of Duran Duran, The Cure & The Smiths.
Electronic-pop, singer-songwriter Fluir's, soothing, track "Change", transcends typical dance and pop boundaries and will zone, you out, in a wonderful way.
Crimer's music is akin to Hurts and Depeche Mode. Mostly, you'll be hard-pressed to shake the Swiss singer's vocal similarity to Dave Gahan from your mind.
On "Love You Twice" Jack Vallier blends vulnerable lyrics and sonic harmonies, it is the kind of song which feels like his breakthrough is drawing closer.
