SINGLE REVIEW: Renforshort feat. Travis Barker – we’ll make this ok 

“We fight, we fuck, we kiss, we hug” renforshort boldly sings during the opening moments of her new single ‘we’ll make this ok’, and honestly there’s no other way she could’ve perfectly captured the emotions she needed to draw you in with for this particular track.  Lifted from her debut album ‘Dear Amelia’, which will…

SINGLE REVIEW: Tate McRae – what would you do?

If you asked me a year ago to describe Tate McRae’s sound I think I could have done it pretty confidently. But now ahead of her debut album ‘i used to think i could fly’ which will be released on May 27, I couldn’t do it so confidently with her showing a diverse range to…

SINGLE REVIEW: Noah Cyrus – Mr Percocet 

The road to Noah Cyrus’ debut album has been a long and winding one but ‘The Hardest Thing’ is finally being released on July 15, and it’s expected to be a vulnerable and intimate affair. Lead single ‘I Burned LA Down’ was a melodramatic slow burning country-pop song with Mumford And Sons energy. And now…

SINGLE REVIEW: Tyde Levi – Victoria

Since going independent, Tyde Levi has opened a new chapter in his musical journey that has allowed him to take control of the creative vision in its entirety. Last week he low-key shared the intimate ‘How Does She Understand Love So Well’ which hinted at the storyteller he wants to be as an artist. But…

SINGLE REVIEW: Jessica Mauboy – Automatic

Coming off her national sold out Boss Lady Tour, Jessica Mauboy has officially reaffirmed herself as Australia’s RNB-pop queen. After signing to Warner Music Australia last year, she opened a new chapter with the funky and glossy lead single ‘Glow’. Leaning into this confident sound, she previewed listeners with some unreleased tracks while on tour,…

SINGLE REVIEW: Maisie Peters – Cate’s Brother 

Maisie Peters is unleashing full chaos into the world with the release of her pop-punk inspired new single ‘Cate’s Brother’. Following its viral success on TikTok, the witty-fuelled track is a ridiculous 3 minute celebration of storytelling and early 2000’s. Someone on Twitter described this song as the 2022 version of ‘Teenage Dirtbag’, and I…

SINGLE REVIEW: Tove Styrke – YouYouYou 

Tove Styrke is here to remind you that she still knows how to have you flocking to the dance floor. Ahead of her fourth studio album ‘HARD’ which is slated for a June 3 release, the Swedish singer-songwriter is ready for you to let go of all your inhibitions and let out all your emotions…

SINGLE REVIEW: Yb. – Change Your Mind 

Yb. is in his introductory era, and he’s making sure you take note of who he is. In three short years the Brisbane based musician has built a growing fanbase who are eager to hear how he’s evolving. with impressive streaming numbers coming in, two Queensland Music Award nominations, and support slots for the likes…

SINGLE REVIEW: Edith feat. Taj Ralph – Falling Away

Last year Sydney based singer-songwriter Edith got on the radar of Australian tastemakers with her infectiously crafted single ‘Who Cares’ as well as becoming a triple j Unearthed High finalist. As she bounces into 2022 she has teamed up with Taj Ralph for a bop-worthy glimpse of what is to come.  ‘Falling Away’ is a…

SINGLE REVIEW: Tove Lo – No One Dies From Love

Tove Lo is stepping back into the spotlight with a disco infused synth sound that is ready to have you crying on the dance floor all over again. ‘No One Dies From Love’ is her triumphant return following the deluxe edition of her fourth studio album ‘Sunshine Kitty’ in 2020. During that 2 year gap…