Returning with a bold and definitive sound, Banks makes sure that everyone is aware that she knows what she wants and what she deserves. After the massive success of her sophomore album ‘The Altar’ which heard her giving listeners a darker, more aggressive and polished production she continues to get a little grittier and sassier…
Category: New Music
SINGLE REVIEW: K.FLAY – This Baby Don’t Cry
Okay, It’s official. K.FLAY’s highly anticipated third studio album ‘Solutions’ will be unleashed into the world in all its honest and empowering glory on July 12. Following in the footsteps of her critically acclaimed and two time Grammy nominated album ‘Every Where Is Some Where’, she finds strength within her vulnerability and mixes it up…
ALBUM REVIEW: Nick Murphy / Chet Faker – Run Fast Sleep Naked
After the massive success of Chet Faker’s debut album ‘Built On Glass’ in 2014 he decided to have a well deserved break from the world. Throughout this little hiatus he decided that when he came back to music that he would re-introduce himself through his birth name, Nick Murphy. His sophomore record ‘Run Fast Sleep…
ALBUM REVIEW: P!NK – Hurts 2B Human
P!nk’s last studio album, ‘Beautiful Trauma’ was a little cookie cutter at best. It was a positive and self-aware version of herself that we hadn’t really experienced before. We are used to the emotional and brash “fuck you” spirited singer-songwriter who has engaged audiences for over 17 years. But now with two kids and begin…
SINGLE REVIEW: Taylor Swift feat. Brendon Urie – Me!
If you told me that this song was the lead single for the soundtrack of Despicable Me 4, Toy Story 32 or Shrek 12 then I would understand the direction. However, it’s not and I’m very confused as to what Taylor Swift is doing. Her ‘Reputation’ era saw her claiming a whole new confidence and…
SINGLE REVIEW: Holy Holy – Teach Me About Dying
Holy Holy are no strangers to the heavy rotation circulation of Triple J with multiple of their songs getting the big spins like ‘Faces’ and ‘Elevator’ and it seems like the Melbourne duo have no signs of slowing down. Their new single ‘Teach Me About Dying’ is another anthemic indie-rock track that punches a giant…
SINGLE REVIEW: Zara Larsson – WOW
Moving away from the pure pop stylings her first two records introduced, Zara Larsson is heading towards a more rhythmic and moody production for her third studio album. Teaming up with Marshmello for the hype track ‘WOW’, she gets listeners vibing along to the dark electronic cut. Describing the sort of love she feels from…
SINGLE REVIEW: Aly & AJ – Don’t Go Changing
Soaked in nostalgic 80’s synths, Aly & AJ have returned stronger than they’ve ever been. Your early 2000’s Disney favourites provided some sassy anthems that ignited your childhood but now as they’ve matured into adults they are diving into some heavier and moodier themes. Their reflective new single ‘Don’t Go Changing’ comes just a week…
SINGLE REVIEW: Martin Garrix feat. Macklemore & Patrick Stump – Summer Days
I’m not going to lie, this is not a collaboration I ever expected to happen. I mean Patrick Stump from Fall Out Boy teaming up with the Thrift Shop master Macklemore and EDM’s golden boy Martin Garrix? But I’m definitely here for it. Reminiscing about summer love they re-tell those fun, simple and careless moments…
SINGLE REVIEW: The Chainsmokers feat. TY Dolla $ign & Bulow – Do You Mean
The Chainsmokers took to social media to announce that they were worried about releasing a song on the same day as Taylor Swift. But really, these guys didn’t have anything to worry about. Not only is there material completely different to what Swift will be dropping, they have also recently found a new edge with…