At one point, KYGO was actually releasing a continuous string of strong tracks. Songs that stood out in their unique market and had their distinct hooks echoing through your head. But now they just all sound the same. There is nothing unique about his releases anymore and that’s the sad truth. His recent Rita Ora…
SINGLE REVIEW: LOVA – I Can Do Better
There was something about Swedish singer-songwriter, LOVA which completely captivated me last year. Her vulnerable and honest indie-pop was so simple but effective with her smooth harmonies and infectious melodies about self love and heartbreak. Continuing the strong release of material, ‘I Can Do Better’ is another confident but emotional song about self belief. This…
SINGLE REVIEW: Yungblud – Parents
Yungblud has become a voice for the misunderstood, the “freaks”, the outcasts and he’s okay with it. His debut album was an electrifying and bold introduction to the punk-rock artist he wants to be with a distinct diverse twist. His post album singles ‘Loser’ and ’11 Minutes’ have continued the diversity he wants to have…
EP REVIEW: Jai Waetford – Figure It Out
Celebrating his growth and evolution as an artist, Jai Waetford’s fifth EP is a defining moment in his career. This collection of tracks hears the Sydney singer-songwriter transitioning from a pop-star to the musician he’s been working so hard to become. ‘Figure It Out’ showcases his growth in the most polished and profound way possible….
SINGLE REVIEW: Seeb feat. Olivia O’Brien and Space Primates – Fade Out
Two Norwegians, two Brits and one American enter the recording studio, and no the result isn’t a bad joke, instead an absolute banger has been born. ‘Fade Out’ is a dynamic and retrospective track that falls perfectly into the EDM category and gives you a catchy hook and a memorable dance beat. The production has…
SINGLE REVIEW: CYN – Holy Roller
I will always remember listening to ‘I’ll Still Have Me’ for the first time. There was something about CYN’s emotional and heartfelt delivery that just broke through all my barriers and touched a special part of my heart. The production was very simple with a lonely guitar crooning through the first verse accompanied by her…
LIVE REVIEW: Crooked Colours – The Tivoli
Soaked in moody lighting and reaching maximum volume restrictions, Crooked Colours transported the sold out Brisbane crowd that were packing into the historic The Tivoli to an underground rave full of low-key EDM vibes. Walking on stage to the slow burning ‘Come Back To You’ they launched into a set that was full of emotion…
ALBUM REVIEW: Lewis Capaldi – Divinely Uninspired To A Hellish Extent
Lewis Capaldi is a new type of pop star. The Scottish singer-songwriter is an artist whose music embodies a vulnerably raw sentiment and dives emotionally in-depth into his past, present and future. The sonical structure of his debut album ‘Divinely Uninspired To A Hellish Extent’ is pretty standard. It contains classic pop ballads layered with…
ALBUM REVIEW: Conrad Sewell – LIFE
Conrad Sewell’s debut album has been a long time coming but it’s that same time that has ensured that this release is as authentic as possible. The Brisbane based singer-songwriter made his breakthrough into the industry in 2014 through the Kygo collaboration ‘Firestorm’ and from there he topped the ARIA charts with ‘Start Again’ and…
ALBUM REVIEW: Carly Rae Jepsen – Dedicated
Floating in dreamy nostalgic synths and 80’s inspired hooks, Carly Rae Jepsen’s fourth studio album ‘Dedicated’ is further proof that she is the pop star we need in the world. Majority of people dismiss her relevancy and raw talent because of the gimmicky foundations of her breakthrough single ‘Call Me Maybe’ but there is a…