Selena Gomez – Single Soon Selena Gomez is back in her carefree era, and she’s ready to have you dancing in the club, bedroom, and on the street with the infectious “Single Soon”. Transporting us to the 2010’s, this track serves you pure euphoria and sassiness in just under three minutes. The pulsating pop beat…
INTERVIEW: Gretta Ray
Growth, time, and confidence are just some of the themes explored on Gretta Ray’s highly anticipated sophomore album, “Positive Spin” (out now via EMI Australia). After taking some time in-between her debut record “Begin To Look Around”, the Australian singer-songwriter began to look inwards with a new perspective. From this time, and from touring the…
LIVE REVIEW: The Snuts – Manning Bar
The Snuts know how to deliver a punchy live show full of big singalong’s, catchy guitar riffs, and a whole lot of energy. Returning to Australia for a three-day whirlwind trip, the Scottish indie-rock band didn’t hold back as they proved to audiences why their live show has become so acclaimed. Wrapping up the tour…
Put On These Records… – Genesis Owusu, Renee Rapp, Ciara
Genesis Owusu – STRUGGLER Genesis Owusu is the moment. He truly is. If you listened to his debut album “Smiling With No Teeth” or have seen him live over the years then you are well aware that he is the real deal. He’s a visionary artist through and through, who is continually bringing a new…
Single Reviews Of The Week – MAY-A, Del Water Gap, Madison Beer, Plain White T’s, + more
MAY-A – ifyoulikeitlikethat Over the weekend MAY-A has wrapped up her sold out Australian tour in Brisbane, as well as shared one of her catchiest tracks yet, “ifyoulikeitlikethat”. Taken from her forthcoming EP “Analysis Paralysis” out September 1, this track integrates a cathartic rock energy that is dark and moody, but also has a liberating…
Put On These Records… – G Flip, Grace Enger, Daniel Seavey, The Rions
G Flip – DRUMMER It’s been three years in-between records, but G Flip has finally shared their anthemic and bold sophomore record “DRUMMER”. This record hears the Australian musician reintroduce their pop-rock sonic with an angsty and vulnerable mix that elevates their artistry from their debut and gives the listener a brand new perspective. Throughout…
Songs You Should Listen To This Week – Olivia Rodrigo, Sigrid, Fred again.., COBRAH + more
Olivia Rodrigo – bad idea right? Following the release of “Vampire”, Olivia Rodrigo is turning up the volume and serving you the angsty side of her artistry with “bad idea right?”. Taken from her forthcoming sophomore album “Guts” out September 8, this Wet Leg inspired track is filled with attitude and quick quips that will…
INTERVIEW: Kiiara
Kiiara is opening a new chapter in her musical journey where she’s finding time to reflect and explore a new perspective in her roots, while also focusing on growth and experimentation. 2023 has seen the American singer-songwriter drop the re-introductory singles “Hangover”, “Cum In Peace” and the newly released “Speed”, which strips it all back…
INTERVIEW: Katelyn Tarver
“What if?” is probably the most human question we ask ourselves. It’s so easy to get caught in a spiral while you overthink how a situation may have turned out if you did one thing differently, but at the end of the day there is nothing you can do as we aren’t time travelers. But…
SINGLE REVIEW: Orla Gartland – Kiss Ur Face Forever
Orla Gartland’s debut album “Woman On The Internet” was one of the standout records of 2021, and rightfully so. The impressive body of work was ultimately vulnerable, a little quirky, and delivered a big alt-pop punch. Ever since the release we’ve been waiting patiently for the next chapter to begin. In-between that time her song…
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