Australian Musician Magazine: May 21, 2026

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Perth-based singer-songwriter Justin Davies is back with a compelling new single titled “No Tomorrows” as part of his personal project, The Tortured Souls. Following the success of his debut track, “Unforgettable Days,” which has already garnered over 200,000 streams on Spotify, Davies continues to explore his emotionally rich songwriting and classic rock influences with this latest release.
“No Tomorrows” is driven by a hypnotic groove, warm Hammond organ swells, and soaring vocal melodies, showcasing Davies’ penchant for heartfelt baroque-pop. Produced, mixed, and mastered by renowned producer Rob Grant, the track features a talented group of Western Australian musicians, including former members of The Sleepy Jackson and the West Australian Symphony Orchestra.
While “Unforgettable Days” delved into themes of memory and enduring love, “No Tomorrows” captures a sense of urgency and immediacy, highlighting the fleeting nature of the present moment. Davies describes the song as a reflection on trying to hold onto important aspects of life before they slip away, emphasizing the bittersweet feeling of inevitable change and the desire to cherish loved ones while they are still present.
The genesis of The Tortured Souls project stems from a personal journey for Davies, who, after years as a successful entrepreneur and philanthropist, found solace in songwriting following a profound loss. What started as a simple guitar purchase in 2023 evolved into a cathartic outpouring of introspective and vulnerable compositions, supported by the collaborative efforts of Grant and other musicians at Poons Head Studio.
“No Tomorrows” represents a pinnacle in Davies’ artistic evolution, blending pop sensibilities with rock energy and raw lyricism reminiscent of iconic Australian songwriters like Paul Kelly and Don Walker. Accompanied by a poignant music video, the track captures Davies in his element, performing at Poons Head Studios and navigating the streets of Melbourne, mirroring the song’s themes of struggle and solitude.
As Davies continues to explore new musical territories with The Tortured Souls, “No Tomorrows” serves as a testament to his growth as an artist and storyteller. Through its captivating melodies and poignant lyrics, the single encapsulates a profound sense of longing, resilience, and the fleeting nature of time, inviting listeners to reflect on their own experiences of loss, love, and the beauty found in life’s transient moments.

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