At the moment I’m convinced that Shawn Mendes can do no wrong and that his forthcoming third studio album is going to be one of the best of the year. His new single (and the last one to be released before the album is unleashed) is an emotionally sweet affair. ‘Where Were You In The…
SINGLE REVIEW: Christina Aguilera feat. Demi Lovato – Fall In Line
I don’t really know what is happening within this new era for Christina Aguilera. Like who is approving these singles? Who is running her promotional grid? Why is she plying theatres for her upcoming tour? There are a lot of questions that I need answered. And I feel like I’m not the only one because…
SINGLE REVIEW: Eves Karydas – Couch
We were first introduced to Eves Karydas in 2015 when she dominated the indie-pop scene with the cool project Eves The Behavior. Now she’s taken back her name with a new solo project that is radio ready and a little more pop focused. Her debut single “There For You” heard her channeling a Lana Del…
SINGLE REVIEW: Nicole Millar – No Strings
With her debut album ‘No Excuses’ just around the corner, Nicole Millar is proving that she may just be the Australian indie-popstar you need in your life. Her new single ‘No Strings’ is a continuation of the feel good synth-pop that her previous singles have introduced. Her songwriting has notably been getting stronger with each…
SINGLE REVIEW: Maribelle – I’m A Mess Without You
2018 is a massive year for the LGBTQ+ community because not only are we seeing mainstream media supporting our community but we are also seeing Hollywood movies telling our stories and singer-songwriters topping the charts by opening up about their unique and empowering experiences. Australian songstress Maribelle is the next artist to open up to…
SINGLE REVIEW: Ryan Beatty – Bruise
Ryan Beatty has come a long way since he started uploading covers to YouTube in 2011. The Californian singer-songwriter released two pop EP’s in 2012 and 2013 and then took some time from the spotlight to work on his sound and to come to terms with some things happening in his personal life. In 2016…
SINGLE REVIEW: Backstreet Boys – Don’t Go Breaking My Heart
Backstreet’s back, alright! And yes, it was necessary for me to start the review off with that pun because that is exactly how I feel about this song. In a world where comebacks are cool and boy bands are currently missing it was only appropriate that the ultimate boy band made their comeback. “Don’t Go…
SINGLE REVIEW: Laura Roy – Temporary
I was first introduced to the positive pop vibes of Laura Roy in 2016 with her impressive debut EP which showed a lot of raw potential. Fast forward two years and the Canadian songstress has returned with a mature new single which hears her heading towards a slightly different direction. “Temporary” is less Carly Rae…
SINGLE REVIEW: The Black Eyed Peas – Ring The Alarm Pt.1, Pt.2, Pt.3
The Black Eyed Peas will always be one of THOSE groups. The ones whose greatest hits will forever be played at parties and clubs, whose hooks are constantly cemented in your head and whose discography can invoke so many memories. But ever since the departure of Fergie the group have struggled to commercially bounce back….
SINGLE REVIEW: Betty Who – Taste
I am so happy Betty Who has left her major label and gone independent because I feel like we are finally seeing the real her again. Ever since she has taken full control I feel like we have returned to her early EP days where she is just releasing music that she loves and hearing…