Franz Ferdinand are back as bold and energetic as ever. Their fourth studio album “Always Ascending” is a fusion of their classic indie-rock sound along with pulsating synths that will have you ready to groove along at a festival soon. While I don’t think they will ever be able to create anything as catchy as…
ALBUM REVIEW: Marlon Williams – Make Way For Love
New Zealand singer-songwriter Marlon Williams introduced himself to the world as a solo artist in 2016 with his debut self titled record. The short but impactful record saw him establish his soothing and calming sound and perfectly paved the way for his beautifully heart breaking sophomore album. “Make Way For Love” is a moody collection…
LIVE REVIEW: George Maple – The Triffid
George Maple has just set the bar for live shows. Actually, let me scrap that. She’s just changed the whole entire game. The songstress is already one of Australia’s leading electronic-pop artists and she’s no stranger to the touring circuit with sold out club tours and massive festival spots under her belt as well as…
ALBUM REVIEW: Ball Park Music – Good Mood
Brisbane indie pop-rock favourites Ball Park Music are back with their fifth studio album and from the moment you listen to the first track it’s clear that they aren’t messing around. “Good Mood” is one of the bands strongest and most cohesive releases yet and hears them honing their signature sound with the addition of…
SINGLE REVIEW: Delta Goodrem – Think About You
2018 is shaping up to be a big year for Delta Goodrem with another season of The Voice Australia about to kick off whilst the songstress is also working on her sixth studio album which is expected to be released later this year. And what is even more exciting is that she has just dropped…
SINGLE REVIEW: Hoodboi feat. Tkay Maidza – Glide
Los Angeles producer Hoodboi has teamed up with one of Australia’s hottest hip-hop meets pop acts, Tkay Maidza. “Glide” is the first taste of Tkay’s fresh new sound that she’s working on for her forthcoming project. It hears her returning to her hip-hop roots with a slick synth electronic production and less mainstream pop focus….
SINGLE REVIEW: Lauv – Getting Over You
There is just something about Lauv’s vocals that are so soothing. The independent singer-songwriter had incredible breakthrough success with his monster hit “I Like Me Better” which has seen him perform on massive late night talk shows, receive heavy rotation radio play and open for Ed Sheeran in Asia. He’s just kicked off his massive…
SINGLE REVIEW: SAFIA – Freakin Out
SAFIA have established themselves as one of Australia’s leading live acts. Their colourful and energetic live show has seen them play some of Australia’s biggest festivals, embark on multiple headline tours as well as head overseas to spread their unique sound. Their last single “Cellophane Rainbow” was a forgettable track that experimented with a psychedelic…
SINGLE REVIEW: Alison Wonderland – Church
Alison Wonderland’s debut album “Run” was one of my favourite records of 2015. It impressed with its honest lyrics that took her fierce and engaging production to a whole new level. 3 years on and she’s finally ready to deliver her follow up sophomore album “Awake” and do it all over again. Lead single “Happy…
SINGLE REVIEW: ROZES feat. Nicky Romero – Where Would We Be
Born and raised in Philadelphia the electronic-synth pop songstress ROZES is starting to take over the big city of LA. She’s featured on some of your favourite tracks from the likes of The Chainsmokers, Galantis and Cash Cash and she’s not stopping there. Her current single “Famous” has over 1.6 million streams and she’s just…
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