UK indie-rockers Kaiser Chiefs are making their way to the dance floor as they usher in a new era. Following the release of the lead single “How 2 Dance” last year, they’ve returned with the next pop infused anthem ahead of their forthcoming eighth studio album. “Jealousy” continues their pop-leaning sonical exploration that pushes them…
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SINGLE REVIEW: Dominic Fike – Dancing In The Courthouse
Dominic Fike is currently preparing for the release of his sophomore record, and to open up this next chapter he’s dropped a very personal song that perfectly sets the tone. “Dancing In The Courthouse” is a reflection of his childhood and teen years in Florida. From looking at his misbehaviour and run-ins with the law,…
INTERVIEW: Cub Sport
Cub Sport’s musical journey has been unfiltered, genuine and pure. From their debut album “This Is Our Vice” right through to their fifth studio album “Jesus At The Gay Bar” (out now) they’ve delivered honest truths, and a liberating escapism. Embodying a joyous celebration of queer love, this new record couldn’t have come at a…
FIRST THOUGHTS: Ellie Goulding – Higher Than Heaven
You may have seen the headlines floating online this week about how Ellie Goulding stated her new album is her “least personal” to date, and even joked that some of the lyrics were AI generated. Some found it really endearing and honest for her to say it wasn’t as deep as her previous records, and…
SINGLE REVIEW: Mahalia – Terms and Conditions
UK favourite Mahalia is preparing the release of her forthcoming second studio album later this year, and following the smooth “Bag Of You” she’s just dropped a ridiculously catchy new single. “Terms and Conditions” is a confident anthem co-written with RAYE, that echoes this undeniably sultry hook that won’t leave your head for hours. Setting…
SINGLE REVIEW: JP Saxe – I Don’t Miss You
It’s time for introspective hour, and what a better way to head into the space than by embracing a new track from JP Saxe. The Canadian singer-songwriter has a whole discography of honest pop songs that tug at the heartstrings, and his new single is no different to that pure emotion. “I Don’t Miss You”…
SINGLE REVIEW: Jonas Brothers – Waffle House
Jonas Brothers are at a point in their career where they are just having fun sonically. Their melodies are ridiculously catchy and their lyrics are still in-touch, but there does seem to be a playful carefree energy that is a little louder than before. With their forthcoming sixth studio album “The Album” slated for a…
SINGLE REVIEW: Maisie Peters – Lost The Breakup
If you look back over the past six years, then you will see the incredible growth Maisie Peters has had from the release of “Place We Were Made” to where she is now heading into her sophomore album era. “The Good Witch” is out June 16, and the lead single “Body Better” delivered a perfect…
SINGLE REVIEW: Ricki-Lee – On My Own
After a three year hiatus between releases, Ricki-Lee is back following celebrated hosting gigs on Australia’s Got Talent and Australian Idol. “On My Own” is a return to form for the singer-songwriter, with an uptempo ballad that showcases the powerhouse vocalist she is. With her soulful tone shining though, she immediately captivates the listener with…
SINGLE REVIEW: Alex Lahey – They Wouldn’t Let Me In
Alex Lahey is currently preparing the release of her third studio album “The Answer Is Always Yes” which will finally be out in the world on May 19. And to keep the momentum building following the release of “Congratulations”, “Shit Talkin’” and “Good Time”, she has shared what might be one of her most direct…
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