With the over-arching goal of creating an album for people that love to dance but don’t want to go out clubbing on a Saturday night, Jack Garratt ended up making something that was so much more. At a face level, ’Love, Death & Dancing’ is a record full of euphoric sonical highs that will have…
Category: New Music
ALBUM REVIEW: Spacey Jane – Sunlight
Spacey Jane have quickly become one of Australia’s most talked about rising bands. With sold out shows across the country, as well as huge festival inclusions, the Perth four piece have firmly cemented their place in the touring circuit and are continually receiving rave reviews. With two EP’s under their belt, alongside a string of…
SINGLE REVIEW: Thomston – April
Thomston has always given us candid vulnerability through his anthemic songs that hold so much emotional intimacy. Through falling in love, toxicity and eventual heartbreak, he’s taken us on a explorative journey of emotions that feels very all-rounded. But his new single ‘April’ tackles heartbreak in a whole new way and it’s so captivating. Reflecting…
SINGLE REVIEW: Kota Banks – Let U Leave
Vulnerability isn’t something that everyone is easy at showing. Some people genuinely struggle with letting their guard down enough to open up to other people, and that’s something that Kota Banks cites as her biggest personal downfall. Attempting to grow and learn how to be more vulnerable, the Sydney based singer-songwriter has written a song…
SINGLE REVIEW: Ricki-Lee – Last Night
Throughout her career Ricki-Lee has continued to transparently evolve as an artist. Opening up to listeners about the hardships and heartbreak she’s experienced, she’s also shared the happier moments of falling in love and embracing the importance of equality. Taking a moment to reflect on the current COVID-19 pandemic, the Sydney based singer-songwriter realised just…
SINGLE REVIEW: Cosmos Midnight – Yesteryear
Cosmos Midnight have continually delivered bold moments of electronic-pop fusion, and they aren’t letting a global pandemic get in their way of creating and releasing more. Their new single ‘Yesteryear’ hears the Sydney brother duo diving further into their DIY foundations and giving listeners one of their most authentic tracks yet. With Patrick stepping into…
SINGLE REVIEW: George Alice feat. NASAYA – Stuck In A Bubble
Last year George Alice deservingly created a whole lot of buzz with her debut single ‘Circles’. Not only did she win triple j’s coveted unearthed high competition, but she also charted in triple j’s Hottest 100 and has already raked in over 5.5 million streams on Spotify alone with the breakthrough single. Ready to continue…
SINGLE REVIEW: Wolfjay feat. Austen – Very Soon, Very Frequent
What started as a last minute entry for triple J’s #DIYSUPERGROUP competition has turned into one of Wolfjay’s lushest indie-pop servings yet. Teaming up with Austen after isolating together in their Melbourne flatshare, they created a memorable song built around supplied samples, but showed an innovative flair. Rightfully creating a lot of buzz following it’s…
SINGLE REVIEW: Mason Watts – Sanctuary
Mason Watts is the new breakout star that you will want to get acquainted with immediately. The Queensland singer-songwriter impressed listeners last year with his emotional debut single ‘Recovery’, which has gained over 410,000 combined streams and set the foundations for a very promising career. His highly anticipated follow up single ‘Sanctuary’ hears him continuing…
SINGLE REVIEW: Ball Park Music – Day & Age
Ball Park Music have stepped into a new era with their forthcoming self-titled sixth studio album which is slated for release later this year. Following in the footsteps of their anthemic lead single ‘Spark Up!’ they’ve decided to strip things back and give something a little more chilled out in comparison. ‘Day & Age’ is…