SINGLE REVIEW: Rence – Endless

Breaking all barriers of genre, Rence has actively kept his releases experimentally charged while still holding onto the vulnerable and conversational elements of his songwriting. Last year the Los Angeles based singer-songwriter released a constant stream of singles and collaborations, and he’s kicked off 2020 with a brand new track that hints at another year…

SINGLE REVIEW: Sarah Saint James – Mad At God

Sarah Saint James is proving the complete power that TikTok has in breaking emerging artists. On January 5th, the independent Sydney based singer-songwriter posted a snippet of a fresh demo after a studio session with producer Nat Sherwood and co-writer Bri Clark. She woke up the next morning to over 100k views on the video,…

SINGLE REVIEW: Alexander Biggs – I’ve Been Holding Onto You For Way Too Long

With his debut album ‘Hit Or Miss’ slated for a February 3 release, Alexander Biggs is planning a vulnerable affair of reflection for his listeners upon its release. Following the mellow soundscape of lead single ‘Low’, the Melbourne singer-songwriter has dropped another cinematically penned track for you to emotionally revel in.  ‘I’ve Been Holding Onto…

INTERVIEW: ILLY

Sometimes life just happens, and in-turn we have to learn how to ride the rollercoaster of emotions that comes with the high high’s and the low low’s. It’s something that can really teach you so much about yourself, and through embracing the timing of everything you can really step into your own personal evolution. This…

EP REVIEW: Fickle Friends – Weird Years (Season 1)

Fickle Friends have always known how to get us dancing, and their first EP since the release of their debut album ‘You Are Someone Else’ in 2018 certifies that they haven’t lost that ability. ‘Weird Years (Season 1)’ is a punchy five track collection that hears the British four piece serving big pop hooks contrasted…

ALBUM REVIEW: Why Don’t We – The Good Times And The Bad Ones

Why Don’t We are ready to prove that they’re so much more than just a boyband, and their sophomore record ‘The Good Times And The Bad Ones’ captures their artistic growth and ambitions in a colourful and mature light. They’ve come a long way since their debut album ‘8 Letters’ which may have only been…

ALBUM REVIEW: Zayn – Nobody Is Listening

By only giving fans a weeks notice, Zayn has been able to capitalise on the hype around his third studio album ‘Nobody Is Listening’ by essentially giving it to fans without the long promotional ups and downs. It’s been three years in-between records, but as his lead singles ‘Vibez’ and ‘Better’ preluded, not much has…

SINGLE REVIEW: Aly & AJ – Listen!!!

Aly & AJ are keeping fans FED with a stream of new music entering the world, and are keeping us dancing to their newly developed 80’s influenced pop sound. The glittery ‘Attack Of Panic’ and ‘Joan Of Arc On The Dancefloor’ segued into the beginning of this new chapter that surrounds their forthcoming studio album…

SINGLE REVIEW: Greyson Chance – Holy Feeling

It’s so easy to get caught up in the unknown. With the heavy feeling of not being in control of what’s happening weighing heavily over you and your mind being in a constant state of frenzy. We’ve all been there, but sometimes you just need to remember to be present and allow yourself to find…