Nostalgia hits after watching music videos of the 2000s, inspired by late-night Rage & MTV music video binging, Australian Alt-Pop band The Million is giving a new take on how Pop music can sound with each new release. A collection of its influences, blending genres of their youth with those of their modern contemporaries.


New single ‘Last Call’ is a track that draws on ‘80s synth-pop, leaping along at a heart-raising tempo. It’s a heartbreak anthem but the sounds are liberating, leaving all bad feelings on the dancefloor.

Produced by Nothing But Thieves founder-member Dom Craik. Lead singer and lyricist Jacob Thomas says of the new single, “Last Call is a fictitious song built from genuine emotions, it was written when I was still in the early stages of dating my still current girlfriend. I thought to myself what if I really messed this good thing up?

‘Last Call’ follows on from single ‘Somebody Better’ – a track grounded in funk & RnB sensibilities, while remaining fundamentally pop – and last year’s release ‘Check Up’, a left-field pop earworm.

With a reputation as a must-see live act, The Million are a band arriving at a point of true transparency with their growing fanbase both online and IRL.