SINGLE REVIEW: Kings Elliot – Bitter Tonic

“I don’t wanna die, but I say I do so I can scare myself sometimes. Comfort in the curse. Maybe I believe it’s something I deserve” Kings Elliot sings in the opening moments of her ultra-vulnerable new single ‘Bitter Tonic’. It’s the feeling of not wanting to let go of your darkness and ask for…

SINGLE REVIEW: Somber Hills – Don’t Need

Somber Hills is a Sydney based and New Zealand born artist who is continually impressing with his increasingly polished releases. With only three tracks out in the world, he’s taking his time to introduce himself to listeners within this hip-hop, trap and rock soundscape he’s pulled together from all of these different influences that compile…

SINGLE REVIEW: Motez feat. The Kite String Tangle – Give Me Space

We love a brooding and euphoric electronic number, and Motez and The Kite String Tangle have teamed up to deliver just that with ‘Give Me Space’. On top of being an incredible artist, Motez is also a very sought after producer who has done remixes for the likes of Ellie Goulding, Sam Smith and Disclosure….

SINGLE REVIEW: Ryan Woods – THE FRIEND SPACE

Ryan Woods is an artist that you need to watch. The Tennessee raised bedroom-pop artist has been honing his songwriting and production craft over the last year with a string of vulnerable and impressive releases that explore his inner monologue. ‘THE FRIEND SPACE’ acts as the final single before the release of his forthcoming EP…

SINGLE REVIEW: Emalia – Mistake

Sometimes we need to take accountability. There’s so much blaming we can do in the middle of a breakup until we need to step back and look back at what actually happened. And that’s the moment of reflection that Emalia has dived into on her rhythmically charged new single ‘Mistake’.  Honestly exploring the breakdown of…

SINGLE REVIEW: KYE – Sometimes

KYE is in her introduction era right now, and you’ll quickly realise that you NEED to get acquainted with this Zimbabwean born, UK-raised, and Australian based singer-songwriter ASAP. ‘Sometimes’ is her first release since signing with Sony Music Australia, and it follows in the footsteps of the neo-soul ‘Good Company’ which was released in 2019…

SINGLE REVIEW: The Veronicas – Godzilla

The Veronicas have been teasing new music for a long time, and they aren’t holding back from keeping us FED with a whole lot of announcements all at once. Dropping their highly anticipated new single ‘Godzilla’, they’ve also announced that their fourth and fifth studio albums ‘Godzilla’ and ‘Human’ will be released on May 28…

SINGLE REVIEW: Julia Michaels – All Your Exes

Julia Michaels is preparing for the release of her debut album later this year, and following in the footsteps of the dancefloor banger ‘Lie Like This’ she’s ready to tear it all up with a chainsaw. ‘All Your Exes’ is a pop-rock anthem about wishing your significant others exes were all dead. It’s a feeling…

SINGLE REVIEW: Benny Blanco & Gracie Abrams – Unlearn

With a growing discography of vulnerable unravellings, Gracie Abrams is our new queen of sad-pop. Her debut EP ‘minor’ was a heartfelt and honest collection of tracks that hit you deep in the feelings, and had you reflecting on relationships in a retrospective way that maybe you hadn’t done before. Stepping into 2021 and preparing…

LIVE REVIEW: Sycco – Black Bear Lodge

Kicking off her East Coast Australian Tour in her hometown of Brisbane, Sycco proved why she is a rising star you need to get to know. With the first of four sold out shows at Black Bear Lodge she took to the stage with a lot of excitement, and the crowd reciprocated those exact feelings….