It’s hard not to be in love with Florence + The Machine. The enchanting singer-songwriter has made a career out of transporting you to a magical place of hope, heartbreak and empowerment. Her fourth studio album ‘High As Hope’ hears her continuing this trend with a collection of 10 beautiful and minimalist songs that captivate…
EP REVIEW: Didirri – Measurements
We were first introduced to the polished and high-key emotional work of Didirri in 2016 when he quickly began to win us over with his indie-pop meets folk sound. Over the space of two years he has continually impressed and evolved as an artist offering even more emotional and honest storylines. The Australian singer-songwriter has…
SINGLE REVIEW: Last Dinosaurs – Eleven
Earlier this year Last Dinosaurs returned with their first single in three years. ‘Dominos’ heard them revisiting their signature indie-rock sound with a big festival ready hook that will quickly get stuck in your head. But the Brisbane indie favourites have just announced an intimate run of headline shows in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane which…
SINGLE REVIEW: Woodes – Change My Mind
With Splendour In The Grass only two weeks away Woodes has decided to release a new single before her coveted set at the festival. ‘Change My Mind’ hears the singer-songwriter offering a euphoric and festival ready sound that will perfectly fit into her already mesmerising live show. It is easily the most commercially ready song…
SINGLE REVIEW: RAYE – Friends
UK singer-songwriter RAYE is proving to be an artist to not underestimate. With the breakthrough success of ‘Decline’, and a coveted support slot opening for Rita Ora on her sold out UK and European tour, she is truly gearing up for a massive 2018. Her EP ‘Side Tape’ may have only dropped 2 months ago…
SINGLE REVIEW: Iggy Azalea feat. TYGA – KREAM
It really confuses me how Iggy Azalea’s last string of singles haven’t charted or received the radio airplay they deserve because they truly are some of the strongest songs she’s released. Her sophomore studio album received a lot of setbacks and inevitably saw her leaving her label to re-sign with Island where she is set…
SINGLE REVIEW: Justin Timberlake – SoulMate
Justin Timberlake is currently halfway through his ‘Man Of The Woods World Tour’ and it’s no secret that this album has really failed to create the same impact his previous records have had. Not even his epic Super Bowl performance could save how bland and uninspired the record was so it doesn’t really come by…
SINGLE REVIEW: Charli XCX – Focus / No Angel
Charli XCX’s third studio album has been a long time coming and I’ve slightly given up on the fact that we are ever going to receive it. But that’s okay because instead she’s dropping new songs and mixtapes like there’s no tomorrow. In 2017 she delivered two incredibly catchy and colourful mixtapes that really embodied…
SINGLE REVIEW: Lakyn – Sweet Days
Melbourne singer-songwriter Lakyn has once again returned with another chilled out and captivating track. The nostalgic ‘Sweet Days’ hears him reflecting on that past and how its important to live in the present and not dwell too much on what has happened. The production continues the electronic influenced acoustic sound his latest singles ‘West’ and…
SINGLE REVIEW: SACHI feat. E^ST – Hollywood Angel
In the second half of 2017 New Zealand production duo SACHI delivered the underrated banger Ride with Thomston. They’ve now unleashed their first track of 2018 and it’s a big one. They’ve teamed up with E^ST for ‘Hollywood Angel’ which is a playful electronic pop track full of sass, wit and packs a ridiculously catchy…
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