Andy Jans-Brown & Cameron Spike-Porter present “RADIO SONG” ‘Radio Song’, the third single and music video from the forthcoming album ‘Airport Departure Lounge’, is out Friday 17th April 2026 Following the release of “Sunset or Sunrise,” Australian indie artists Andy Jans-Brown & Cameron Spike-Porter return with “Radio Song”; an upbeat, indie pop-rock anthem that dances on the fault line between digital sedation and human connection. On the surface, it’s infectious and euphor

Question 1 ‘Sunset or Sunrise’ feels like it’s sitting on the edge of something big. Can you tell us about what inspired the song and how it took shape? Andy’s Answer: Cam and I were driving back to Sydney from Batemans Bay after playing this great little festival called Nellijam, and I think that feeling you’re describing, “sitting on the edge of something big” was already in the air. There’s a particular kind of energy in those in-between moments. You’re leaving some

I’ve been thinking. We are absurd to ourselves in the game of love. We can never fully know our lover’s experience; so we interpret. We analyse their gestures like critics reviewing a play. And in response, we step onto the stage ourselves, presenting some polished, projected version of who we hope they might love. A romantic lead. A curated self. A mask with good lighting. But the truth of who we are lives in flux. It shifts. It contradicts yesterday. The idea that we could

People don’t like the truth Because it is too hot And too bright Like an uncomfortable sun That casts a long shadow. Because it’s too messy, it’s too complex, too hard to pin down, and too hard to hold still. It slips through your grip like waterflowing through cracks, finding every crevice. Like floodwater, it makes its way into everything. Truth moves. It’s both the river and the sea. And like tears, it falls from the sky, And like blood, it flows in the veins of the land.

FOR RELEASE FEBRUARY 2026 ANDY JANS-BROWN ANNOUNCES NEW INDIE ROCK ALBUM AIRPORT DEPARTURE LOUNGE Preview Gig: The Rails, Byron Bay on Sunday January 11, 2026. First single (The title track) out Monday February 2, 2026 An Indie Rock Reverie for a World on the Threshold Acclaimed multidisciplinary artist Andy Jans-Brown announces his fifth studio album, Airport Departure Lounge ; a cinematic, emotionally charged indie rock reverie taking off in

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