So hold your thoughts right there, Jessica Mauboy may have just released the comeback single of 2019. Now I know that’s a big call to make but the Australian singer-songwriter has absolutely taken control of her future and manifested something big, bright and powerful. ‘Sunday’ is the first track from her forthcoming fourth studio album…
SINGLE REVIEW: Mark Ronson feat Lykke Li – Late Night Feelings
After the massive success of ‘Nothing Breaks Like A Heart’, Mark Ronson is ready to continue the emotional vibes with the release of his fifth studio album. ‘Late Night Feelings’ sees the English producer teaming up with the likes of Alicia Keys, Camila Cabello and King Princess. Ahead of it’s June 21 release date he…
SINGLE REVIEW: Bonnie Anderson – Sorry
It’s been a couple of years in between releases for Bonnie Anderson but if you’ve been following her journey you are well aware that this break would have been worth the wait. After the release of ‘The Ones I Love’ she joined the cast of Neighbours and parted ways with her record label before inking…
SINGLE REVIEW: Tame Impala – Borderline
Ahead of his massive headlining set at Coachella this weekend, Tame Impala have dropped another brand new track that will have the music world praising their return again. ‘Borderline’ picks up where the disco tinged ‘Patience’ left off and continues to implement their psychedelic and dreamy delivery. But what this track is lacking, is power….
SINGLE REVIEW: Meg Mac – I’m Not Coming Back
“Where you gonna go to? I’m not coming back”, Meg Mac candidly admits to an ex-lover during the opening line of the soulful chorus of her new single. The release of ‘I’m Not Coming Back’ intertwines with the announcement of the release of her new mini-album ‘Hope’ which will be released on June 7. Fulfilled…
SINGLE REVIEW: Peking Duk feat. Al Wright – Ur Eyez
They may be only halfway through what has shaped up to be their biggest headlining tour yet but that’s not stopping Peking Duk from releasing another new track for your ears. ‘Ur Eyez’ continues the post summer vibes that ‘Sugar’ introduced with a similar tropical pop feel that pulsates through the hook. However whilst this…
SINGLE REVIEW: Hey Violet – Better By Myself
It’s been a couple of years in between releases for Hey Violet. The Californian pop-punk outfit made waves in 2016 when they opened for the likes of 5 Seconds Of Summer and gave everyone some fun and angsty tracks. But now they’ve returned with something a little more positive and bolder in many different ways….
SINGLE REVIEW: P!nk feat Cash Cash – Can We Pretend
P!nk is only halfway through her ‘Beautiful Trauma World Tour’ so it comes with a little confusion that the singer-songwriter is dropping another record in between this album cycle. Is she admitting that ‘Beautiful Trauma’ wasn’t her most cohesive record to date? Is she admitting that maybe she had a different sound she wanted to…
INTRODUCING: COLU
COLU Adjective A euphoric and familiar feeling that takes you on an ambient journey of self discovery “We don’t want to ever be boxed in as artists. We want to continually surprise people”. It’s one of those stories that you’ve heard over and over again; Two acquaintances connect over a mutual passion for music, they…
INTERVIEW: K.FLAY
It was a classic hungover Sunday morning in October 2015 and I was laying in bed watching the guilty pleasure rom-com format of ‘Noami & Ely’s No Kiss List’ which was a trashy direct to digital film starring Victoria Justice. But somewhere in the middle of that surprisingly enjoyable film a song from K.FLAY stopped…