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About

Dolce Blue (pron. Dolchay Blue) writes love songs. Not necessarily the happy kind.

The Perth-based singer-songwriter creates cinematic noir-pop steeped in glamour, danger and emotionally charged storytelling, blending glossy alt-pop and synth-pop with indie textures, old Hollywood elegance and a fascination with romantic delusion. Her songs explore the complicated spaces between desire and obsession, confidence and vulnerability, fantasy and reality.

After years in the indie scene, Dolce Blue has stepped fully into her identity, building a world where sharp silhouettes, femme fatales and late-night heartbreak coexist. Inspired by divas, vintage fashion, femme fatales, and crime cinema, her new music is darker, sleeker and more self-assured, while remaining rooted in the emotional messiness of love.

Dolce began releasing music with Forever Is Too Long (2019) and the Always Blue EP (2020), followed by the 2023 album Sweet Melancholy. Since then, she has performed across Australia, appearing at WA Day Festival, BLOOM, and unofficial BIGSOUND showcase and Blues at Bridgetown Festival and sharing stages with Eliza & The Delusionals, Death By Denim, Dear Seattle, Didirri and Park Rd. Her music has received national radio support from Triple J, RTRFM, PBS FM, 4ZZZ and more.

Now, Dolce is entering her most defined chapter yet. Her 2026 single Waste Your Time marked the beginning of a darker, noir-inspired era, exploring the particular kind of yearning that belongs to someone who knows they shouldn’t be in love, but is anyway. Next comes Sentimental, due 25 September 2026, a bittersweet single about romanticising relationships and mistaking longing for something deeper. The release continues the story of Dolce’s forthcoming LP, Love in Retrospect - a collection of love songs about the people, fantasies and feelings we only understand properly once they’re over.

Because Dolce Blue writes love songs. She just has a complicated relationship with love.

“Dolce Blue are doing Indie Pop Rock and they're doing it well, a true testament to the booming music scene in WA!” Anika Luna, triple J

“Okay take me to dreamy indie pop paradise why don't you.”  Claire Mooney, triple j

“This band knows their way 'round tight and tidy indie stuff!” Dave Ruby Howe, triple j unearthed

“the band continues to evolve and captivate audiences with their catchy melodies, honest storytelling, and infectious energy.” Backseat Mafia

“Dolce Blue are a remarkably special band, if you haven't come across them already. The four-piece specialise in this blend of melancholic and sweet indie-pop; detailed with swaying melodies and rich, yet often-intimate lyricism that blend together to create hazy bursts of alt-pop and indie brilliance, something they've consistently shown ever since their debut a few years ago.” Pilerats

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‘Sweet Melancholy Deluxe’ out now

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“Stunning, faintly mournful indie pop from Dolce Blue, an aptly named Australian outfit who take the sweet with the sorrowful.”

Bandcamp

“Dolce’s ability to bring a dark, wistful sound without seeming bitter or angry is what makes them such a special songwriting force… the band manages to capture melancholy like no other. Where they go next, however, will see the band become revered talents.”

Vents Magazine

“These tunes will envelop you in dreamy indie guitars, surprise you with some fun feel-changes, and get you in an introspective but positive mood with the balance of sweet and sour themes.”

LivewireAU

“This deluxe release not only pays homage to their original work but also introduces new tracks and reimagined favourites, promising an upbeat and engaging listening experience.”

Music Crowns

“With ‘Sweet Melancholy Deluxe’, Dolce Blue not only reaffirm their place in the alternative pop scene, but add a fresh take on their nuanced sound.”

Wonderland Magazine

“the band continues to evolve and captivate audiences with their catchy melodies, honest storytelling, and infectious energy.” 

Backseat Mafia