SINGLE REVIEW: HANDSOME – Youth Disaster

It’s been three years in-between releases for HANDSOME, and I for one am very excited that she’s back to bringing us the queer and honest anthems we deserve. ‘Youth Disaster’ is the beginning of a whole new chapter for the Sydney based singer-songwriter. It’s a bold and defining track that elevates from where ‘Delete You’…

SINGLE REVIEW: Bipolar Sunshine – Too Young  

Bipolar Sunshine is ready to show listeners a slightly more melodic side to his artistry with one of his most addictive releases yet. ‘Too Young’ is a song that immediately comes out of the gate with this pulsating and dominative energy that oozes confidence and a playful energy. Reminiscent of The Weeknd, there is this…

SINGLE REVIEW: Eddie Benjamin – Weatherman 

Get ready to fall in love with Eddie Benjamin and his experimentally charged sound. The Australian raised and now Los Angeles based singer-songwriter has been laying down the foundations for his forthcoming debut album with an impressive string of singles. Joining Justin Bieber on his Justice World Tour which kicked off in San Diego last…

SINGLE REVIEW: Sarah Saint James  – Fake Ass Friends 

On the back of the viral success of ‘Mad At God’, Sarah Saint James is closing out the first chapter in her musical story with her deeply honest, vulnerable, and experimental debut EP ‘Home Is Where The Hell Is’ on March 18. Ready to show a stripped back side of her artistry, her new single…

SINGLE REVIEW: Sabrina Carpenter – Fast Times 

Stepping into 2022, Sabrina Carpenter is continuing her confidently charged exploration of her artistry. ‘Skin’ was a bold and defining new chapter for the singer-songwriter as she took control of the media narrative being spun about her, and showed people that she was unafraid to speak up through the platform of a big pop anthem….

SINGLE REVIEW: ioakim – mona lisa 

ioakim is really making sure we aren’t starved for bangers. The South Coast bedroom pop producer and singer-songwriter has been introducing himself with a string of singles that are punchy, infectious, and born for the summertime. Following the release of ‘swimming pools’, he’s welcoming you into the soundscape of ‘mona lisa’ for a high energy…

SINGLE REVIEW: Mimi Webb – House On Fire 

Mimi Webb was one of the most exciting British breakout stars of 2021, and she’s ready to continue that success as we steer into 2022. Her first single of the year is undoubtedly one of her catchiest, sassiest and most universally anthemic releases yet, and it will have you ready to sing it directly in…

SINGLE REVIEW: Jess Day – Gravity 

With an organic vibrancy radiating through her music, Jess Day has captivated listeners with her breezy alt-pop. Layered with punchy hooks, her forthcoming body-of-work promises to be an infectious and reflective collection of intimate thoughts and singalong moments. Her new single ‘Gravity’ is as euphoric as they come sonically and lyrically. Stepping away from the…

EP REVIEW: Orville Peck – Bronco: Chapter 1

Orville Peck is one of those rare artists who come along and define a moment in time. The masked queer cowboy is genuinely game changing for the country music community, and has paved the way for more acceptance in a genre that has always been quite conservatory. 2021 was a big year for the Canadian…

SINGLE REVIEW: Georgia Mae – High  

To-date Georgia Mae’s career has had many highlights including writing and recording tracks for shows like Keeping Up With The Kardashians, working in sound design at Skywalker Sound and Warner Bros. Studios, and being nominated for Most Promising Female Songwriter and Best Female Pop Artist at the 2016 Queensland Music Awards. But the Lismore raised…