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Gillson's latest release, So Many Other Things marks a clear step up in production: a five-track EP of Australian acoustic indie-pop showing indirect, understated melodies that favour experience over cliché pop hooks. The lyrics demonstrate happiness, parenthood, loss, and possibility, with maturity, relatability and imagination. This is Gillson’s best-sounding work to date — it sounds how Gillson always should have sounded... his easiest release to listen to as an entire EP. Honest, grown-up, but still totally him. Hit play, share it around, follow along — and enjoy the music. The lead single, Destiny Doesn't Just Happen, is about the often-overlooked truth that talent and potential don’t automatically lead to success. You can believe in fate, purpose, or being “meant” for something, but you still have to put in the work to get where you want to go. It’s about clearing your head, trusting yourself, and taking control of where you want to end up.