It’s a very exciting time to be a Cub Sport fan. Following the announcement of the bands fourth studio album ‘Like Nirvana’ which will be released on May 8, the Brisbane indie-pop four piece have announced an intimate club tour as well as released the lead single to the new project. ‘Confessions’ is a vulnerable…
Category: New Music
SINGLE REVIEW: Lady Gaga – Stupid Love
She’s back in her pop glory and you better be ready for the dance floor shenanigans that are going to follow the release of this new song. It’s been 4 years since Lady Gaga released her last studio album and since then she’s won Grammy’s and Oscars, played the Super Bowl Halftime concert, starred in…
SINGLE REVIEW: Justin Timberlake feat. SZA – The Other Side
Last time Justin Timberlake worked on a Trolls soundtrack, the infectiously catchy (and simultaneously annoying) ‘Can’t Stop This Feeling’ was born. With the sequel ‘Trolls World Tour’ set to hit cinemas on March 26, the award winning singer-songwriter has finally unveiled the lead single to the soundtrack. ‘The Other Side’ hears him teaming up with…
SINGLE REVIEW: Miiesha – Twisting Words
Miiesha was one of the clear and ultimately beautiful highlights of BIGSOUND 2019. The Woorabinda singer-songwriter left audiences in awe with her raw and honest storytelling while managing to fuse together some rhythmically catchy hooks. Ahead of the release of her debut collection of songs ‘Nyaaringu’ on May 29, she has released a captivating new…
SINGLE REVIEW: JXN feat. Allday & Fossa Beats – Outta Space
Emerging into the spotlight last year, JXN introduced himself to listeners with a steady flow of rhythmic induced alt-pop songs. They quickly started relating to people with their coming of age relationship storylines and their adaptive emotions. Accumulating over 9 million streams, JXN’s online presence has lifted away from his social media influencer tag to…
SINGLE REVIEW: Cody Jon – All Thanks To You
Cody Jon may just be Australia’s next big emerging pop act. The 17 year old singer, songwriter and producer is quickly setting the foundations for a very big career with industry heavyweights already talking about his international appeal. The experimental sonical vibes that he has blueprinted for himself along with the nostalgic 90’s pop star…
SINGLE REVIEW: Evie Irie – Over Him
Evie Irie introduced herself to listeners last year with her hyper-confessional EP’ 5 Weeks In LA’ which carried quite the sonic punch with songs like the experimental ‘Bitter’ and the coming of age ‘The Optimist’. With an impressive introductory stream count following the release, the Seventeen year old singer-songwriter is ready to unveil the next…
SINGLE REVIEW: Mabel – Boyfriend
Last year Mabel cemented her “must watch newcomer” status with the release of her diverse debut album ‘High Expectations’ which further explored her rhythmic sonic and heard her injecting a raw vulnerability into her songwriting. The British singer-songwriter is currently in the middle of a huge Europe and UK tour, and she’s decided to drop a…
SINGLE REVIEW: LPX – New Mood
LPX is ready to share her new mood with you, and it’s brilliantly electric, contains high octane energy and sonically elevates everything she’s done prior. But above all that, she’s blatantly unapologetic, and that’s what we love to hear. The aptly titled ‘New Mood’ captures the raw essence of who LPX is as an artist,…
SINGLE REVIEW: GRAACE – Hard To Say feat. I.E.
GRAACE sure knows how to get the heavy emotions flowing. Her growing discography is full of emotional pop tracks that hold a lot of heart while still managing to comfortably float in the pop market with ear worm hooks. Her new single ‘Hard To Say’ featuring I.E. hears her channeling a moody new sonic that…