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July is about connection....

The connections we miss.
The connections we hold onto.

And the connections that help us find our way home.

This month's featured songs explore both sides of love and human connection.

"UR HEARTBEAT" by Jessie Reyez reflects on the quiet ache of missing someone who once meant everything, while "Consider Me" by Allen Stone offers a heartfelt reminder of the power of showing up, loving deeply, and choosing one another.

Together, they reflect something we've always believed at BTN:

Music helps us understand ourselves — and each other.

And in a world that can sometimes feel disconnected, that matters more than ever.

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- Jessie Reyez -

Some people are easier to leave than they are to forget...

Jessie Reyez captures the uncomfortable limbo that follows a breakup, when logic says moving on is the right choice, but your heart still reaches for what used to feel like home.

Rather than romanticising the past, the track sits honestly with grief, longing, and the quiet habits that linger long after love has gone.

A late-night confession for anyone who's ever missed a person, but not the relationship.

- Allen Stone -

Love doesn't always arrive with grand gestures.

Sometimes it's found in the quieter promises — showing up, listening, staying, and choosing someone day after day.

Allen Stone's Consider Me is built on those simple but profound commitments. Written from the emotions that would eventually become his wedding vows, the track offers a heartfelt picture of unconditional love, free from judgement or expectation.

It's a reminder that lasting relationships are often built on the little things that happen long after the honeymoon phase fades.

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A Night of Community: The Forever Party Light Up The Wyola

From Oakabella Mae's laughter-filled audience participation and Airline Food's immersive psychedelic soundscapes to The Forever Party's powerful, community-driven headline performance, The Wyola came alive with everything that makes Western Australia's live music scene so special. More than just three great sets, it was a night celebrating connection, creativity and the people who keep local music thriving—both on stage and in the crowd.

The Stories Behind the Songs: Katie Noonan - Alone But All One.

Mark Wilkinson set the tone with a beautifully heartfelt opening performance before Katie Noonan invited the audience into an evening where every song carried a story. From the emotional depth of Alone but all one to reflections on creativity, resilience and human connection, this was more than a concert—it was an unforgettable conversation told through music.

When Silence Speaks: Stu Larsen Brings Solitude to Kidogo Arthouse

Stu Larsen's *Solitude* tour arrived at Fremantle's historic Kidogo Arthouse for an unforgettable evening where music, storytelling and community came together. Joined by opening act Bryan (B.R.) Dalton and Melody, the night unfolded inside one of Western Australia's most intimate venues, where every lyric found its place among limestone walls, ocean waves and a captivated audience. Some concerts entertain. Others stay with you long after the final note fades.

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