SINGLE REVIEW: Mallrat – Charlie

Continuing her dreamy and reflective indie-pop sound, Mallrat is ready to once again take over your playlists and have you feeling some kind of way. ‘Charlie’ is the lead single from her forthcoming third EP ‘Driving Music’ which will be released on September 6 and comes just after her run of dates with Allday, E^ST…

SINGLE REVIEW: Lara Andallo – Confidential

Australia has a new RNB pop-star on the rise, and it’s time to get acquainted with her. Lara Andallo first started making waves two years ago when she released a handful of bedroom recordings that gained worldwide attention because of their professional matter.  Fast forward the time in-between, the 19 year old Filipino-Australian singer-songwriter has…

SINGLE REVIEW: Alex The Astronaut – I Like To Dance

From a quick glance at the title ‘I Like To Dance’, you would assume that this would be another upbeat festival track similar to ‘Happy Song’, but it’s not. In fact, this song is actually one of Alex The Astronaut’s most confronting and hard hitting songs yet. Reflecting on the hard truth of domestic violence…

SINGLE REVIEW: GG MCG – Boom

Giulia Giannini McGauran is a name that has been floating around the Australian music industry for the past couple of years. With her innovative and bold ideas capturing unique focuses, the Melbourne based photographer and visual artist has worked with the likes of The Rubens, Client Liaison, Meg Mac, Japanese Wallpaper and Alice Ivy. But…

ALBUM REVIEW: Mabel – High Expectations 

Mabel is an artist that whose debut album has a lot of high expectations sitting around it. After breaking through the mainstream pop market with the infectious anthem ‘Don’t Call Me Up’ and her fiery collaborations ‘Ring Ring’ with Jax Jones and ‘Finders Keepers’ with Koju Funds, she became the “IT” girl that everyone wanted…

ALBUM REVIEW: Holy Holy – My Own Pool Of Light 

Highlighting a strong contrast of high emotions and pulsating energy, Holy Holy have delivered a captivating collection of tracks for their third studio album that shows maturity and growth. ‘My Own Pool Of Light’ is an engaging listen from start to finish that really captures the essence of this dynamic duo. With the anthemic hooks…

SINGLE REVIEW: Ariana Grande feat. Social House – Boyfriend

Ariana Grande doesn’t stop working and that’s a fact. In-between releasing two albums in the space of 6 months as well as kicking off a world tour and headlining some huge music festivals, Grande has made herself a force to be reckoned with.  Adding a new song to that growing list, Grande teams up with…

SINGLE REVIEW: LAUV feat. Anne Marie – Fuck I’m Lonely

13 Reasons Why should’ve been stopped after it’s shocking season one finale, but for some reason it’s still going. And with a third season about to premiere on Netflix, you can’t help but question if anyone even cares anymore? But whether or not people actually care about the show anymore is irrelevant because the track…

SINGLE REVIEW: Tove Lo feat. ALMA – Bad As The Boys

Tove Lo has always been about pushing the boundaries. Whether it was lyrically by showing deep vulnerability in her mainstream pop songs or by being unapologetically provocative in her art-house inspired short films, she successfully did it.  There’s no one like her in the industry and that’s what makes her so unique and memorable. She…

EP REVIEW: Flume feat. Reo Cragun – Quits

It seems like a very interesting tactical decision to release an EP with just one collaborator but that’s exactly what Flume has strangely done. The success of his single ‘Friends’ with Reo Cragun has been quite steady with it being added to heavy rotation surrounding his massive festival spots this year. But instead of diving…