SINGLE REVIEW: Lakelend – Anybody Else But You

Melbourne indie-pop newcomer, Lakelend has been genuinely impressing listeners over the past 17 months with a string of singles that have laid the foundations for a fully envisioned project. With each release he dives further into this pop soaked world inspired by the likes of Lauv, The 1975 and LANY. His new single ‘Anybody Else…

SINGLE REVIEW: BROODS – Piece Of My Mind

Following the release of their most pop-assertive record yet, ‘Don’t Feed The Pop Monster’ in 2019, BROODS have returned with an anthemic arena ready hook soaked in a cinematic soundscape. ‘Piece Of My Mind’ is the New Zealand duo’s lead single from their forthcoming fourth studio album ‘Space Island’. Bringing the listener into the retrospective…

SINGLE REVIEW: Sigrid – Burning Bridges

Sigrid isn’t holding back from giving us big pulsating synth-pop tracks that will have you immediately wanting to be in the middle of a sea of people at a festival screaming the lyrics back at her. Making her big return with the glittery 80’s inspired ‘Mirror’, she’s keeping you well fed with another epic anthem. …

SINGLE REVIEW: BAYNK feat. Cub Sport – Mine

Opening a new chapter musically earlier this year, New Zealand-born artist BAYNK has boldly re-introduced himself to listeners with a trio of bold and defining electronic infused pop and RNB tracks. Recent single ‘Esther’ featuring Tinashe has exploded worldwide and ignited a whole lot of hype around this new project. Following in its footsteps, his…

SINGLE REVIEW: Kim Petras – Future Starts Now

Kim Petras is turning the pages on a brand new chapter today as she gears towards the release of her highly anticipated debut album. ‘Future Starts Now’ is the official lead single that hints towards the hard-hitting glittery pop that is to come. Oozing with a pulsating dance beat that is reminiscent of Madonna’s ‘Confessions…

SINGLE REVIEW: Evie Irie – Bleed

Fresh off the back of touring the country with Amy Shark, Evie Irie is finally releasing one of her punchiest tracks yet, ‘Bleed’. The angsty punk-pop moment was an absolute highlight in her live set with its crossover of recent Willow meets nostalgic Gwen Stefani energy. Sometimes it’s really hard to capture that high intensity…

5 Songs You Should Listen To From The New Lorde Album: Solar Power

Lorde is an artist who cant “expect” anything in particular because she’s always going to deliver the complete opposite. And her highly anticipated third studio album ‘Solar Power’ is the perfect example of that. Following the heavy acclaim and success from ‘Melodrama’, the New Zealand singer-songwriter could’ve gone down the obvious commercial path that songs…

SINGLE REVIEW: Kacey Musgraves – Star-Crossed

‘Golden Hour’ was an album that undoubtedly changed Kacey Musgraves’ life forever. Winning her four Grammy Awards including the coveted ‘Album Of The Year’, and seeing her embark on a Sold Out world tour, the Country-pop singer songwriter soundtracked a lot of sun-soaked and introspective moments in people’s lives. Because of that it meant that…

SINGLE REVIEW: CXLOE – Soft Rock

In the search for a new heartbreak song to make your personality trait? Well CXLOE has got you covered with one of the most relatable tracks of young love and heartbreak that takes a slightly different angle than you’d expect. ‘Soft Rock’ is dedicated to the coming-of-age heartbreak that left you scrambling to pick up…