WILSN

WILSN Blooms Into Full Soul Power With New Album ‘Bloom’

Australian soul artist WILSN returns with Bloom, recorded in New York with members of Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings. The album showcases her evolution into one of Australia’s most powerful soul voices.

Tagged as: Australian soul, Bloom, Daptone, Melbourne, new music, Sharon Jones, soul music, The Dap-Kings, WILSN

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WILSN Takes a Cheeky Swing on New Single ‘Big Star’ Ahead of Album Bloom

by Labelle Hayes

Melbourne soul powerhouse WILSN has dropped one final track before her new album Bloom lands on 17 October, and it’s a spicy one. The new single, Big Star, is a playful, tongue-in-cheek dig at an ex who thought he was rock’n’roll royalty – even while still living at home, driving Dad’s car and getting dinner made for him.

Tagged as: 2025 album releases, Australian artists, Australian soul, Big Star, Bloom, female soul singers, Melbourne music, Mushroom Music, new Australian music, new music 2025, soul music, TikTok music, WILSN

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Shannon Busch (WILSN) photo from Vanda and Young Songwriting Competition

Vanda and Young Global Songwriting Competition Winners Announced

by Noise11.com

Shannon Busch (aka WILSN) has taken out first prize in the Vanda and Young Global Songwriting Competition.

Tagged as: Australia, music industry, Shannon Busch, Vanda and Young Songwriting Competition, WILSN

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Queenscliff Music Festival First Line-up Announcement for 2023

by Paul Cashmere

International acts Aloe Blacc, Foy Vance and G. Love & Special Sauce will join Australia’s Boy & Bear, Something For Kate and Ian Moss for the 2023 Queenscliff Music Festival.

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