From Billboard · Lars Brandle · · 1m 50s
Yes Boone signs to Warner, debuts with 'Nosebleeds'
Australian electronic producer Yes Boone lands major label deal and releases debut single after breakthrough year.
In brief
Australian electronic producer Yes Boone lands major label deal and releases debut single after breakthrough year. Yes Boone moved from indie breakthrough artist to Warner Music signee, releasing his first single 'Nosebleeds' and working on a debut album that blends French house, British post-punk, and his own vocals…
From indie hopeful to major label
Yes Boone just signed with Warner Music and Warner Records US after being shortlisted for breakthrough artist at the 2026 AIR Awards. The Australian electronic producer is now working on his debut album.
Debut single 'Nosebleeds' arrives
Yes Boone's first release through Warner is 'Nosebleeds,' written during a stint in London and Paris. The track explores the infatuation and uncertainty of a relationship's honeymoon period.
A nod to Hilltop Hoods
The song's title references Hilltop Hoods' 2003 hit 'The Nosebleed Section,' a discrete tribute to his South Australian hip-hop heroes. Yes Boone premiered the track at Warner Music's Listen Up Showcase.
European inspiration shapes album
Yes Boone drew inspiration from a writing trip to France and collaborations with electronic producers across Europe. His debut album blends French house, British post-punk energy, and a timeless sound.
“I was a little awestruck at first”
Finding his voice as a vocalist
'Nosebleeds' features Yes Boone's own vocals for the first time on a release. He's becoming more comfortable singing on his tracks and expects to showcase more of his voice on the debut LP.
“I'm definitely becoming more comfortable with it”
Recent chart success builds momentum
Yes Boone released his debut EP 'Best I've Found' in 2025 and the single 'All I Really Want' peaked at number 9 on AIR's Independent Singles Chart. His momentum continues with the new Warner deal.
US expansion on the horizon
Yes Boone is booked for Australian festivals through December and hopes to break into the US market next year. A potential writing camp in America could accelerate his international growth.
“Next year I hope to get out there and start playing some shows”
In short
Yes Boone moved from indie breakthrough artist to Warner Music signee, releasing his first single 'Nosebleeds' and working on a debut album that blends French house, British post-punk, and his own vocals.
