It’s interesting that this time around The Script’s new album has flown completely under the radar. Especially when this one of their best albums they’ve released since ‘#3’ in 2012. The unforgivable lacklustre nature of ‘No Sound Without Silence’ and ‘Freedom Child’ saw their growing trajectory around the world start to slowly crumble as they…
EP REVIEW: Jacob Whitesides – Colors
Being able to part ways with his major record label and go independent may be one of the best things to have happened to Jacob Whitesides. Creatively it’s allowed him to hone his craft and find who he is as an artist in the most raw and authentic way possible. While it has hindered his…
EP REVIEW: Jason Derulo – 2Sides (Side 1)
It’s been four years since we’ve had an album from Jason Derulo, but with a string of gimmicky singles, it hasn’t looked promising for the R&B singer-songwriter. Trying to win over audiences again with his pop injected sound, he’s decided to release an EP that inevitably falls under the radar thanks to it’s lack of…
SINGLE REVIEW: Hot Chelle Rae – I Hate LA
It’s been eight years since Hot Chelle Rae released their sophomore studio album ‘Whatever’. In that time they released two songs that didn’t chart which resulted in them going their seperate ways and then lead singer Ryan Follese debuted a country side project which kinda took everyone by surprise. But in the growing ages of…
SINGLE REVIEW: The Veronicas – Ugly
In the lead up to the release of their highly anticipated fourth studio album, The Veronicas have teamed up with MTV for an exclusive reality TV series that explores the last year of their lives and the creative process behind this record. ‘Blood Is For Life’ premiered on MTV earlier tonight and saw the Brisbane…
SINGLE REVIEW: Iggy Azalea feat Alice Chater – Lola
2019 has been a big year for Iggy Azalea. From playing pride festivals to releasing her highly anticipated sophomore record ‘In My Defense’, the Australian rapper took full control of her brand and her creativity in an empowering statement of independence. From being a meme on social media to a joke in the tabloids, she…
SINGLE REVIEW: Kelsea Ballerini – Club
Kelsea Ballerini has successfully kicked off her new era of music with the empowering and emotional lead single ‘Homecoming Queen?’ which addressed social stigmas and personal anxieties. Opening up to listeners about her struggles with always not being okay and feeling like she had to put a mask on through social media, she endeavours to…
SINGLE REVIEW: MUKI – I Know What I Like (Ikwil)
Look I’m just going to say it, Muki is a force to be reckoned with. The Sydney singer-songwriter has been quietly collaborating with the likes of Jessica Mauboy, The Veronicas and Slayyyter on their new releases as well as touring alongside Kilter. But on top of all of this, she has been working on her…
SINGLE REVIEW: XIRA – Not A Tomboy
2019 has been a really quiet year in the release territory for XIRA. The Sydney singer-songwriter has been in the studio collaborating with other artists while also juggling the creative process of her own material and the craziness of personal life with getting married. It’s all the highs and lows of life that continue to…
SINGLE REVIEW: Greyson Chance – Boots
Earlier this year Greyson Chance released one of my favourite albums of 2019. ‘portraits’ was an honest and vulnerable collection of tracks that took listeners on a emotional journey of self growth and discovery through the heavy themes of sexuality, love and heartbreak. In the middle of a world tour, Chance has decided to release…