New Zealand producer BAYNK has recently found his experimental sound through road-testing material and opening himself up to a DIY creative approach. His new EP ‘Someone’s EP II’ is a bold and definitive collection of tracks that is experimental to it’s core. Collaborating with the likes of GLADES, Sinead Harnett, Martin Luke Brown and Hablott…
GALLERY: The Squeeze – The Drive In
With the winter season in full swing, Lime Cordiale wanted to hold onto the summer vibes for a little longer so they brought back The Squeeze Festival for a second year. In conjunction with Chugg Entertainment they have curated an epic line up of chilled indie-pop music that will travel down the East Coast during…
SINGLE REVIEW: Katy Perry – Never Really Over
For some reason everyone was second guessing Katy Perry. ‘Witness’ may not have been the strongest era in her career, but it actually showed a lot of strong characterisation that meant more than any hits could. Celebrating the end of a successful second season as a judge on American Idol the Californian singer-songwriter has a…
SINGLE REVIEW: Sasha Sloan – Thoughts
In the opening lines of Sasha Sloan’s new single ‘Thoughts’, the Californian singer-songwriter confesses some of her deepest insecurities. “Thoughts. Sometimes, I just can’t control my thoughts”. It’s the simplicity of this line that opens herself up to an honest confession of self-doubting and the effort of trying to get past the confusing moments of…
SINGLE REVIEW: Tove Lo – Glad He’s Gone
After the experimental chapter that was ‘Blue Lips’, Swedish singer-songwriter Tove Lo is heading back towards the commercially friendly pop that ‘Lady Wood’ floated in. ‘Glad He’s Gone’ may have a mainstream approach but she still holds onto a lot of attitude and bluntness that has made fans fall in love with her over the…
SINGLE REVIEW: VERITE – Gone
VERITE’s debut album ‘Somewhere In Between’ was one of my favourite records of 2017 because of it’s vulnerable emotions, bold production and raw storytelling. She managed to be so honest but also showcase such power and strength through the way she picked herself up from the damage in her life and found a way to…
SINGLE REVIEW: Mark Ronson feat. Camila Cabello – Find U Again
Mark Ronson is trying really hard to create music that will have you wanting to dance and cry at the same time. And so far his forthcoming fifth studio album ‘Late Night Feelings’ is delivering exactly that aesthetic. ‘Find U Again’ hears the British producer teaming up with popstar on the rising Camila Cabello for…
SINGLE REVIEW: King Princess – Cheap Queen
“I can be good sometimes, I’m a cheap queen. I can be what you like and I can be bad sometimes” King Princess confesses on her experimental new single. ‘Cheap Queen’ is a continuation of her ever growing indie-pop sound that has been gaining shape since her debut EP, ‘Make my Bed’. Whilst this may…
SINGLE REVIEW: Cardi B – Press
I love how unapologetically real Cardi B is. She’s an artist that doesn’t care what you think of her and will continue doing what she does best which is create big hip-hop songs with a pop sensibility. ‘Press’ is the next continuation in her evolution and hears her cementing her throne at the top of…
SINGLE REVIEW: Herve Pagez feat. Diplo & Charli XCX – Spicy
I never thought the day would come where Diplo and Charli XCX would do a cover of a Spice Girls song, but I am so grateful it has. The collaborative single ‘Spicy’ with Herve Pagez hears the three artists reimagining the iconic Spice Girls smash hit, ‘Wannabe’. Transforming it into a Latin inspired EDM bop,…
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