Adelaide singer-songwriter Anna Jeavons is stepping confidently into 2025 with her debut studio album, Anomie, set to release on April 29. Known for her intimate storytelling and emotionally rich indie-pop sound, Jeavons has built a dedicated following locally and beyond — and now she’s ready to share her music with a wider audience.

Leading the album is the bright and compelling single ‘Woo Me’, a track that captures Jeavons’ signature blend of vulnerability and optimism. “‘Woo Me’ marks the beginning,” Jeavons explains. “It’s about wanting a love that adds value, expecting effort, and knowing when to walk away.”

The track has already made waves at live shows, offering both longtime fans and new listeners a perfect introduction to her style.

Anomie was brought to life in collaboration with Benjamin Stewart (Slowly Slowly), recorded across studios in Fitzroy North and Adelaide, and mixed and mastered in Sydney. The triple A-side release, featuring tracks like ‘On The Sidelines’ and ‘A Song About Root Vegetables’, demonstrates Jeavons’ fearless exploration of sonic textures — from lo-fi charm to emotional swells.

Having shared stages with artists like Georgia Maq (Camp Cope), Bec Stevens, and Cahli Blakers (Teenage Joans), Jeavons is poised to expand her presence across the Australian music scene. Her debut album reflects a natural songwriting talent and charisma, positioning her as one of Adelaide’s rising stars and a noteworthy figure in contemporary Australian music.

Anomie is a must-listen for fans of heartfelt indie-pop, showcasing the depth and diversity thriving in Australian music today. With its April 29 release, now is the perfect time to discover Anna Jeavons’ unique voice and join her growing fanbase.

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