“I guess being me just means being sad” a reflective sounding Sasha Sloan giggles halfway through our interview. The Californian singer-songwriter has branded her music and image as “sad girl music” and she’s unapologetic about it. She explains how opening up to the world in such a vulnerable and honest way has been really therapeutic…
INTERVIEW: Broods
Stepping into a neon fantasy, Broods third studio album ‘Don’t Feed The Pop Monster’ is their most experimental and honest affair yet. Forever evolving and growing their sound, the New Zealand brother and sister duo have proved once again that they will never be a predictable indie-pop act. They’ve managed to create a pop record…
LIVE REVIEW: Laneway Festival – Brisbane Showgrounds
With the summer festival season coming to an end, Laneway Festival has become a bit of a tradition for Australian audiences to discover new acts that are going to dominate in the future. With acts like Lorde, Chvrches, Florence + The Machine, Mumford & Sons, Tame Impala, HAIM, Amy Shark, Billie Eilish, Vance Joy and…
SINGLE REVIEW: Jarryd James – Slow Motion
Jarryd James’ debut album ‘Thirty One’ was a melancholic collection of tracks that floated in the alternative-pop world. After taking a few years off in between releases to tour the record, spend some time with his wife and work on the next continuation of his career he’s ready for the next chapter. The first taste…
SINGLE REVIEW: Mallrat Feat. Basenji – Nobody’s Home
Following the announcement of her biggest homecoming tour yet and having two songs debut in the Triple J Hottest 100, Mallrat has dropped another explorative new song. ‘Nobody’s Home’ hears the Brisbane singer-songwriter teaming up with Basenji for the melodic track. Following the structure of her sophomore EP ‘In The Sky’ she dives further into…
SINGLE REVIEW: Billie Eilish – Bury A Friend
Billie Eilish’s long awaited debut studio album ‘When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?’ may just be one of the most anticipated records of the year. With a March 29 release date slated, she’s just dropped the creepy and captivating lead single. ‘Bury A Friend’ is everything you expect and want from Billie…
SINGLE REVIEW: Empire Of The Sun – Chrysalis
Empire Of The Sun are one of those bands that has songs that will NEVER die. ‘Walking On A Dream’, ‘We Are The People’ and ‘Alive’ will always remain as a staple in the EDM world and that’s a massive achievement for the Sydney based production duo. They have headlined some of the biggest festivals…
SINGLE REVIEW: Astrid S – Someone New
With the streaming success of her last couple of singles, Astrid S is heading towards a new polished pop sound. It’s a lot more experimental and groovy, whilst she tries to find the sort of artist she wants to be. She’s evolved a lot and grown a lot over the years and it’s exciting to…
SINGLE REVIEW: Haiku Hands – Dare You Not To Dance
Haiku Hands are an Australian EDM-pop collective who have really cemented themselves as one of Australia’s leading new live acts. Their live show is a raucous and energetic affair full of party vibes, choreography and a lot of sweaty jumping. With only 3 tracks officially released they’ve managed to grow a fanbase that still come…
SINGLE REVIEW: AJR – 100 Bad Days
I find it so interesting that AJR are still so underrated. After looking over their discography and seeing their ridiculously high Spotify streaming count, it’s a bit confusing why this New York trio aren’t bigger. They have hits like ‘I’m Ready’, ‘Weak’ and ‘Burn The House Down’ under their belt and are constantly adding to…
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