Zheani is preparing the release of her new EP ‘I HATE PEOPLE ON THE INTERNET’ which is slated for a March 23 release, and in the lead-up she’s dropped one of her catchiest tracks yet. ‘Designer Sadness’ was first teased at her debut live showcase at The Outpost last year in Brisbane, and ever since…
Category: New Music
SINGLE REVIEW: Superorganism feat. CHAI & Pi Ja Ma – Teenager
It’s been a long time in-between boogies with Superorganism, but the indie-pop collective are finally back and have a lot of new music on the way. Their sophomore record ‘World Wide Pop’ is slated for a July 15 release, and to get you hyped they’ve also dropped their new single ‘Teenager’ featuring CHAI and Pi…
SINGLE REVIEW: Mallrat – Teeth
Sound the alarms because it’s finally happening. Mallrat will be releasing her debut album ‘Butterfly Blue’ into the world on May 13, and we couldn’t be more excited. The Australian singer-songwriter has been delivering her confessional dreamy pop over the past six years. In that time she has evolved from “the Hannah Montana of the…
SINGLE REVIEW: Zoe A’dore – Read
Are you over using dating apps? Are you being preyed upon by gas lighters? Are you constantly receiving mixed messages? Well if you answered yes to any of those questions, then rising queer pop artist Zoe A’dore has THE anthem for you. ‘Read’ is a sassy, playful and honest pop track that tells you exactly…
SINGLE REVIEW: Miiesha – Still Dream
After intimately welcoming listeners into her world with the 2021 EP ‘Smoke’, Miiesha is poignantly continuing the exploration with her follow up EP ‘Mirrors’, which is slated for a June 3 release. Lead single ‘Still Dream’ is an ethereal pop track that hones one of her catchiest hooks yet. The Anangu/Torres Strait Islander singer-songwriter has…
SINGLE REVIEW: Meg Mac – Is It Worth Being Sad
“Is it worth being sad about it?” is the ultimate rhetorical question we all find ourselves asking more often than we probably want to admit it. But it’s a part of being human, and it’s a part of of feeling things so physically, which is truly a beautiful thing. Australian singer-songwriter Meg Mac has addressed…
Gang Of Youths unveil new album ‘angel in real time’
Heralding in their third studio album ‘angel in real time’, Gang Of Youths have cemented themselves as one of Australia’s leading alt-rock acts. Upgrading to arena status, this Sydney raised and now London based five piece have welcomed listeners into a cinematically scored soundscape of emotional reflections. Inspired by the loss of frontman Dave Le’aupepe’s father, the…
5 Songs You Should Listen To From Avril Lavigne’s New Album ‘Love Sux’
The world really did need another pop-punk Avril Lavigne record. It’s been 14 years since the Canadian singer-songwriter released her third studio album ‘The Best Damn Thing’ and gave every millennial a soundtrack full of angsty and vengeful anthems. Since that release she went on a further pop experimentation that steered her away from her…
SINGLE REVIEW: Florence + The Machine – King
Florence + The Machine is THE moment. I mean, she always has been, but the British singer-songwriter has yet again brought an ethereal song into our lives that we will be obsessed with for the foreseeable future. It’s been four years since she released her fourth studio album ‘High As Hope’, and her new single…
SINGLE REVIEW: Ball Park Music – Stars In My Eyes
Ball Park Music always seems to have a new album up their sleeve, and their seventh studio album ‘Weirder & Weirder’ will continue the good vibes on June 3. Following on from their self-titled body of work which dropped in 2020, their hook writing and anthemic production couldn’t be stronger than it is right now….
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