We really do need some more 80’s inspired pop-rock in our lives and Not A Boys Name is prepared to deliver that to us. The new musical project from Dave Jenkins Jr is an experimental and boundary pushing collision of sounds that hears him polishing up his roots as an artist. ‘Cut It Off’ is…
LIVE REVIEW: Bananarama – Eatons Hill Hotel
Let’s have some real talk for a second. The eighties was the best time for music and that’s no lie. After all, do I need to remind you how many bangers we got in the eighties that are still played on heavy rotation in 2019? Yeah, that’s right, there’s too many to name but you’ve…
INTERVIEW: Patrick James
Rediscovering his identity as an artist, Patrick James has returned to the music industry with a clear path of how he wants to deliver his vulnerability to listeners. His new EP ‘What We’re Fighting For’ will be released on March 9 and hears him stepping into a polished new indie-pop sound. The lead single ‘Up’…
INTERVIEW: Alex Lahey
The last couple of years have been a little bit of a whirlwind for Alex Lahey. The Melbourne singer-songwriter has been on the road ever since the release of her debut EP ‘B-Grade University’ which rolled into the release of her highly acclaimed debut album ‘I Love You Like A Brother’ which took her all…
SINGLE REVIEW: WAAX – FU
Punk-rock is starting to creep back into the mainstream spotlight and it’s bands like WAAX who are making a huge contribution to this trend. Over the past couple of years the Brisbane based five-piece have delivered highly energetic shows full of raw energy and pure rock n roll vibes. They’ve played alongside the likes of…
INTERVIEW: Greyson Chance
Evolution is a very important aspect of any artists career and when we reflect on a creative journey it is very interesting to see how timing and self-discovery plays a major part of this. The kid the world was first introduced to in 2010 through YouTube is not the artist that Greyson Chance has now…
GALLERY: Hidden – Victoria Park Golf Complex
With the Brisbane crowd braving the over-dramatic Cyclone warnings, Hidden Festival kicked off it’s Australian debut with a hot day of big beats, crazy vibes and a whole lot of dancing. Boasting a line-up of international and Australian favourites like Kayzo, Lil Yachty, Troyboi, Gentlemens Club and Godlands, Hidden delivered exactly what it promised and…
LIVE REVIEW: Eves Karydas – Woolly Mammoth
Homecoming shows are always an exciting and euphoric affair. And for Eves Karydas the Brisbane stop of her sold out ‘summerskin Australian Tour’ was one to remember. With the Woolly Mammoth at full capacity, Eves walked on stage as an overture of some of her songs played into the opening beat of ‘First Love’. Immediately…
SINGLE REVIEW: James Bay feat. Julia Michaels – Peer Pressure
I’m a sucker for a romantic duet full of vulnerability, honesty and hope and I’m not afraid to admit it. So when James Bay and Julia Michaels announced they were teaming up for a song, my body got a little excited. And ‘Peer Pressure’ doesn’t disappoint one bit. Starting off stripped back with just an…
SINGLE REVIEW: Grace Vanderwaal – Stray
Grace Vanderwaal is the fifteen year old we all wish we were back in the day. She is confident, smart and has an immaculate creative vision which has set her up for a career for life. After the release of her debut album in 2017 Vanderwaal has spent some time touring and learning more about…
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